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.
Approximate Cost to Attend Pittsburg State University
Acadmic Year August 2009 - July 2010
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Intensive English Program |
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$13,116 |
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Sickness/Accident Insurance* (required) |
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Living Expenses |
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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.
*Approximate cost for the student only. Immediate family members may be insured for an additional cost.
IMPORTANT: Costs are subject to change. These are approximate costs only.
Where do I pay my tuition?
All tuition and fees, University Housing, and various charges and fines are to be paid at the Cashiers and Student Accounts Office located in Horace Mann Room 112.
Cashiers and Student Accounts Office
How much does on-campus housing cost?
University Housing Office provides safe, attractive, and comfortable residential facilities and a well balanced, attractive, food service program, both competitively priced. The office is located in Horace Mann Room 209.