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* Tuition for Engineering, Computer Science, and Health Science programs is $23,500.  Additional course and lab fees may vary for specific academic programs. The above amounts are based on two semesters of full-time study. The summer term is optional and will require additional funds.

Part-Time Day Tuition
Students taking between 1-11 credits a semester are considered part-time and are charged: $685 per credit ($720 per credit for Engineering, Computer Science, and Health Science programs)and $16 per credit University Fee.

Part-Time Evening Tuition
Typically, a non-traditional student is 21 years of age or older, working and taking classes on a part-time basis. Non-traditional students who apply through the Center for Adult Learning may be eligible for a special adult tuition rate. Qualified students will pay $520 per credit when majoring in Business, Education, Humanities, or Science; and $560 per credit in Engineering and Health Sciences. A $16 per credit University Fee also applies. The adult tuition rate is available to part-time undergraduate students taking less than 12 credits per semester. This rate provides assistance for part-time adult students who do not qualify for aid because most institutional financial aid requires full-time enrollment.

Summer Tuition
Taking courses over the summer is a great way to get caught up or get ahead! Gannon's three summer sessions allow courses to be condensed into five-week clusters. Per credit tuition rates are reduced for part-time undergraduates in most programs. Read More.

Refund Policy
For 14 week semesters, a percentage of tuition charged will be refunded as follows: 100% during the first week; 80% the second week; 60% the third week; 40% the fourth week; and no tuition refund thereafter. For fees, 100% refund will be given during the first week; and no fee refund thereafter. For semesters less than 14 weeks, a percentage of tuition charged will be refunded as follows: 75% of tuition only will be refunded for courses dropped within the first five days of the start date of the course; and no refund thereafter. For students using deferment plans, the percentage of refund is applied to the amount of tuition charged, not the deposit paid.

Gannon adheres to the Federal Refund Policy for all students who receive Title IV Federal Funds. If a student completely withdraws from the University within the first 60% of the semester, all or a portion of federal aid may be returned. These policies are outlined in the Catalog or can be obtained by contacting the Financial Aid Office or the Department of Education.