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Arizona State University Tuition and Fees 2023-2024

What does it cost to attend Arizona State University? How much is ASU tuition and estimated living expenses for in-state, out-of-state, and international students for one academic year?

Before planning for your enrollment at Arizona State University, it is important to know the total cost of Arizona State University tuition and fees and the estimated living and personal expenses in order to know what to budget for a full year.

To help you know what to budget, we have published detailed information regarding the estimated living and personal expenses as well as the total tuition costs of Arizona State University.

We have also published the estimated cost of attending ASU online classes. You can check it here ASU online tuition. But these figures are subject to change and we will update this article with the updated figures once there are published.

So what does it cost to attend this prestigious University? The figures below provide an estimated cost of attending Arizona State University for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Arizona State University Cost of Attendance

The largest factor affecting how much ASU tuition will cost you is whether you are an Arizona resident or not. ASU’s in-state tuition is less expensive than its out-of-state tuition (about $10,700 per year for a bachelor’s degree vs. $28,000 per year).

Arizona State University fees also vary by student type. All on-campus students must, for instance, pay certain costs, such as the athletics charge. (However, if you pay, you will gain access to all ASU Athletics events).

You can find out how much you can budget for tuition and fees, accommodation and food, transportation, books and supplies, and personal expenses using the standard cost of attendance below.

Although these are averages and can change based on things like personal expenses, they can still be useful in estimating your annual expenses. Below is the estimated cost of attendance for undergraduate and graduate students.

ASU Undergraduate Student Cost of Attendance

Arizona resident, living on campus: Tempe

Base Tuition* $10,978
Student Initiated Fees $640
Undergraduate College Fees $0-$1,080
Books $1,008
Supplies $312
Housing $9,108
Meals $5,610
Travel $1,386
Personal $2,013
Loan Fees $72
Estimated
Total Costs
$31,127-
$32,207

ASU Graduate Student Cost of Attendance

Arizona resident graduate student

Base Tuition* $12,104
Student Initiated Fees $640
Graduate Student Support Fee $260
Books $630
Supplies $432
Housing $8,943
Meals $3,564
Transportation $3,201
Personal $3,630
Visa Admin Fee $0
Loan Fees $157
Health insurance $0
Estimated
Total Costs
$32,436

Expenses for an Arizona Resident First-Year Student

Base tuition $10,978
Undergraduate College Fee* $1,080
Student initiated fees $640
On-campus housing and meals $14,718
Books and supplies $1,320
Transportation $1,386
Personal $2,013
Total $32,135

Expenses for an Arizona Non-resident First-Year Student

Base tuition $29,952
Undergraduate College Fees* $1,850
Student initiated fees $640
On-campus housing and meals $14,718
Books and supplies $1,320
Transportation $1,386
Personal $2,013
Total $51,879

Arizona State University Tuition and Fees for International Students

You will be required to pay tuition and fees to ASU as an international student. Depending on your spending preferences, you will need to budget for transportation, books and supplies, housing and food, and personal expenses.

Undergraduate Graduate
Base tuition $32,760 $26,640
Undergraduate college fee* $1,850 n/a
Graduate student support fee n/a $260
Student initiated fees $640 $640
Housing and meals $14,718 $14,718
Books and supplies $1,320 $1,062
Transportation $1,386 $3,201
Personal $2,013 $3,628
Health insurance $2,935 $2,935
Visa admin fees $200 $200
Total $57,822 $53,284

How Can I Find Out How Much My Tuition Will Be?

  1. Identify which ASU degree you want to earn.
  2. Determine whether you are an international student, out-of-state, or in-state resident.
  3. You can also calculate your overall costs by using the school tuition estimator.
  4. Apply for financial aid (About eighty percent of all Arizona State University students receive some form of financial aid, which means that only a few students end up paying the full tuition).

For more information on living expenses, tuition costs, and financial aid programs for undergraduate and graduate students, visit the official school portal at https://finance.duke.edu.

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