Non-resident Tuition and Fees
One of the major concerns for students and parents in choosing a college is cost. Pittsburg State University has a reputation for offering quality education at an affordable cost.
By combining a quality education with an affordable price, Pittsburg State offers an exceptional value among colleges and universities in the region and beyond.
When compared to other colleges in the region - public and private - we stand out as a very affordable choice, with tuition costs among the lowest you'll find.
Add extra credits at no extra cost
Unlike many other schools, at Pitt State you pay a flat tuition amount for 10 credit hours or more, which lets you add extra credit hours to your course load without incurring any additional per-credit-hour cost. And at Pitt State, student fees - such as your student ID card, event tickets, student health care access, and parking - are included in tuition costs.
Approximate Cost to Attend Pittsburg State University
Acadmic Year August 2011 - July 2012
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Non-resident Tuition & Fees |
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Sickness/Accident Insurance* (required) |
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Applicants with spouses and/or children must show additional certified funds. At least $2,400 for spouse per year, and $1,500 per child per year.
International students should not count on employment (part-time or full-time) as a means of support as employment is not guaranteed.
All international students are REQUIRED to purchase Student Health Insurance.
Click here for Health Insurance requirements.
*Approximate cost for the student only. Immediate family members may be insured for an additional cost. Please contact Kathy Grotheer, International Student Health Insurance Clerk, at iep@pittstate.edu with insurance questions.
IMPORTANT: Costs are subject to change. These are approximate costs only.