Tuition Rates & Fees

Summer 2024: 

  • Undergraduate tuition: $3550 per course
  • Graduate tuition: $1295 per credit
  • Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) tuition: $1295 per credit

Break housing (including summer session, winter break, & early arrivals/late departures): $300 per week (double occupancy); $400 per week (single occupancy). Blocks of  meals can be purchased through Dining Services.

Fall 2024/Spring 2025:

Tuition and other fees for the 2024-25 academic year are listed below. Wagner College does not differentiate tuition costs for in-state and out-of-state residents. For course-specific charges other than those listed,  please contact the Business Office at 718-390-3112.

Click here for Financial Aid Cost of Attendance information.

Undergraduate Charges (non Physician Assistant majors - see below for P.A. charges & other special programs):

  • Full-time tuition  $51,200* per year ($25,600 per semester).
  • Per-Unit Undergraduate charge: $6,400*
  • Housing & Meals (see below for info on Residency Requirement): $15,950 per year ($7,975 per semester), charged as follows:
    Housing : $9,300 ($4,650 per semester). For single occupancy, there is an additional charge of $1500 per semester ($2000 per semester for single occupancy in a double room)
    Meals: $6,650 per year ($3,325 per semester)
  • Commuter Meal Plan: $355 per semester (charged to all full-time undergraduate commuter students). This plan can be activated at Dining Services upon arrival on campus. You may waive this plan by the end of the add/drop period by emailing MPwaiver@wagner.edu (please include your student ID number).
  • Student Fees: $2,000 per year ($1,000 per semester; charged to all full-time undergraduate students)
  • Tuition Refund Insurance: $379 for resident students; $292 for commuter students (charged to full-time students in the fall semester). You may decline this insurance at tuitionprotection.com/wagner by the start of the Fall 2024 semester (August 26, 2024). For more details, please visit https://www.collegerefund.com/college/2940/1/coverage.
  • Health Insurance (can be waived by the end of the add/drop period at www.eiia.org/institution/wagner-college): $2854 per year (full-time matriculated students only)
  • One-time Housing Contract Fee: $500 for residents - All incoming resident students are charged this non-refundable housing contract fee.
  • Nursing students only - costs for some books, supplies and ATI curriculum are included on student invoices 

*Students wishing to register for more than 9 units per year will be charged at the per unit tuition rate ($6,400) for those units taken in excess of the 9 units covered by the full-time annual rate.

Graduate Charges (excluding Physician Assistant, Occupational Therapy, & Education programs listed below under "Special Programs"):

  • Tuition: $1,320 per credit
  • Housing & Meals: $15,950 per year ($7,975 per semester), charged as follows:
    Housing : $9,300 ($4,650 per semester). For single occupancy, there is an additional charge of $1500 per semester ($2000 per semester for single occupancy in a double room)
    Meals: $6,650 per year ($3,325 per semester)
  • Student Fee: $850 per year ($425 per semester; charged to all full-time graduate students)
  • One-time Housing Contract Fee: $500 for residents - All incoming resident students are charged this non-refundable housing contract fee.
  • Health Insurance (can be waived by the end of the add/drop period at www.eiia.org/institution/wagner-college): $4339 per year (full-time matriculated students only)

Doctor of Nursing Practice Charges:

  • Tuition: $1,320 per credit

Graduation Application Fee - $150 - non-refundable fee charged to all students graduating

Lab Fees/Course Fees - charged for labs and some courses (amounts vary)

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Physician Assistant Program: For the 2024-25 academic year, tuition and student fees total $58,226 ($29,113 per semester) for undergraduate and graduate students in the P.A. program. For P.A. students who choose to reside on campus during the summer, the summer housing cost will be billed during the summer and blocks of  meals can be purchased through Dining Services. See above for additional charges including some that can be waived. Please note that PA students in their 5th (graduate) year receive the Alumni Fellowship instead of the scholarship they receive during their four undergraduate years.

15 Month Nursing Program: this is a second degree undergraduate program. The costs (not including prerequisites) include 3 full time semesters at the undergraduate tuition rate (fall, spring, and the following fall) plus 3 summer courses at the undergraduate rate. Additional costs such as books, supplies and ATI curriculum are included on student invoices.  Click here for more information on this program.

Graduate Adolescent Education Program*: $30,000 tuition for the program 

Graduate Childhood Education Program*: $30,000 tuition for the program

Leadership & Diversity Certificate Program: $3,550 per course Click here for more information on this program.

Study Abroad: students who study abroad on Wagner or non-Wagner programs are charged an administrative study abroad fee of $350. In addition to the study abroad fee, students participating in Wagner study abroad programs will be charged Wagner tuition (plus a premium for some programs), and the housing & meal fees charged by the program abroad. Click here for a listing of our study abroad programs and their tuition costs and here for additional information on financial aid for studying abroad.

*The B-2 education major tuition is charged at the per-credit graduate rate

Residency Requirement

Wagner College is committed to the development of the whole student, both in and out of the classroom environment.  Living in residence offers unmatched opportunities for growth and development as students learn to live in a community of their peers, interact with students from different backgrounds, and navigate personal and academic challenges.

As of the 2016-2017 academic year, Wagner College has implemented a three year Residency Requirement which furthers the College’s interest in providing a traditional residential college experience for students, positively impacts the feeling of community on campus, and connects students with their peers and with co-curricular involvement opportunities. This Residency Requirement only applies to students who enter the college as residential students.  Students who enter the college as commuters may become residents at any point during their college career, but are not bound by the three-year requirement.

Students can submit an application to be released from the residency requirement if they meet one of the following parameters:

  • A student has a medical need that cannot be accommodated in a Wagner College residential facility
  • A student is a lifelong learner or non-traditional student
  • A student is married, in a civil union, or in a domestic partnership
  • A student has a permanent residence within 25 miles of Wagner College
  • A student is financially unable to afford campus housing
  • Additional exceptions may be made at the discretion of the Office of Residential Education based on extenuating circumstances

Students wishing to be considered for release from the Residency Requirement must complete a short Resident to Non-Resident application (below), provide formal documentation as proof of their situation, and include a letter that demonstrates how and why they meet one of the aforementioned qualifications for release.  Please note that a release from this agreement is not guaranteed.

If you have any questions, please e-mail resed@wagner.edu or call the Residential Education office at 718-390-3420.