Tuition and Fees

For Traditional Undergraduate Students

Learning about tuition and fees is the first step to understanding your Financial Aid Offer. Use the resources below to calculate your expected costs for this academic year.

 Net Price Calculator

Personalized estimate of your costs based on your financial situation, housing needs and potential financial aid.

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 Financial Aid Guide

Information on the scholarships, grants and other financial aid options available to students at Cal Lutheran.

LEARN ABOUT FINANCIAL AID

Direct Costs

Charges that are billed on your Cal Lutheran student account.

All costs are subject to change without notice. The university reserves the right to change, delete or add to this pricing schedule as deemed appropriate.


Cost of Attendance

Estimation of the total cost of attending Cal Lutheran — before scholarships, grants and loans are applied. 

Includes direct costs billed by Cal Lutheran, as well as indirect costs that are typically involved with being a college student. See our Cost of Attendance page for additional information.

 

Financial Aid and Support

Scholarships & Grants

Browse a variety of scholarships and grants pertaining to academic merit, need, talent, and more.

Loans & Counseling

Cal Lutheran offers low-interest federal loans, based on annual FAFSA completion. Private loan options are also available for additional financing.

Payment Plans

Each term, you can either pay in full or enroll in an interest-free monthly payment plan, with automatic electronic check withdrawals spread over the semester.

 

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Payments must be made on time and directly to Cal Lutheran. Tuition is charged each semester based on enrolled credits, with mandatory, non-refundable fees (ASCLU, Technology, and Wellness) assessed each semester for students enrolled in one or more credits. Tuition and fees are the same for online and in-person courses. Transcripts and diplomas will not be released for students with outstanding balances. Visit our How to Pay Your Bill page for details.

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