Spalding is among the most affordable private institutions in the state of Kentucky. Each year, Spalding awards more than $4 million in scholarships and financial aid, and more than 90 percent of all Spalding students receive some financial support. Our financial aid staff will work closely with you and explore all of the funding resources available to find the most comprehensive offer of financial assistance to help make your private education an affordable investment.
For exact figures based on your credit hours and housing and meal options, please review the 2017-2018 tuition & fees cost worksheet or use our net price calculator.
Undergraduate
| Full-time (12-18 credit hours) | $12,000/semester |
| Full-time (19 or more credit hours) | $12,000/semester + $800/credit hour |
| Part-time (11 or fewer credit hours) | $800/credit hour |
Housing
| Morrison Hall – Standard Room | Single: $2,650/semester
Double: $2,300/semester |
| Spalding Suites – Standard Room | Single: $2,750/semester
Double: $2,400/semester |
Meal Plan
| Standard Plan: 12 meals/week | $1,400/semester |
| Flex Plan: 9 meals/week | $1,200/semester |
Evening/Online (FLEX) Students
| Undergraduate Evening/Online | $410/credit hour |
Full-time status can be achieved by taking 12+ credit hours per semester.
Graduate
Master’s programs
| Athletic Training (MSAT) | $785/credit hour |
| Business Communication (MSBC) | $615/credit hour |
| Education (MA/MAT/M.Ed.) | $680/credit hour* |
| Nursing (MSN) | $860/credit hour |
| Occupational Therapy | $860/credit hour |
| Social Work (MSW) | $695/credit hour |
| Writing (MFA) | $560/credit hour |
*55,000 Degrees scholarship program, for all master’s education courses, reduces tuition to $370 per credit hour.
Doctoral programs
| Leadership (Ed.D.) | $775/credit hour |
| Nursing Practice (DNP) | $860/credit hour |
| Psychology (Psy.D.) | $975/credit hour |
Full-time status at the graduate level can be achieved by taking nine credit hours per semester.
Contact Us
One of our financial aid counselors will work with you to develop the most cost-effective approach for your program. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at (502) 873-4330.