Costs & Aid

At Jefferson, we’re committed to keeping college affordable and helping you find the best options to pay for your education.

Jefferson offers quality education at a competitive price - you might find it costs far less than other schools you're considering.

It's always a good idea to carefully plan how you will pay for college, and we'll point you to some useful resources. But first, the numbers:

$5,832

per-year tuition and fees. (savings of $1,827 compared to average resident tuition ($7,515) and fees at New York public universities.)

per credit tuition.

available scholarships, including several that cover full tuition. 82 percent of students receive financial aid.

We can help you understand your financial aid options, including grants, scholarships, and loans. We'll guide you through each process step-by-step.

Apply for aid walks you through the Federal Application for Free Student Aid (FAFSA), the most important piece of the aid process.
Types of aid explains types of aid—from grants and scholarship you don’t pay back to loans that require repayment once you graduate.
Apply for scholarships lists scholarships available to Jefferson students.