Tuition and Fees

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The Cost of Attendance budget includes both direct and indirect costs. Direct costs are those billed by York College. Indirect costs are estimates of those incurred by a student, but not billed directly by the school. The combined costs equal the total Cost of Attendance budget used to determine financial aid eligibility.

*Other fees may be incurred including Undergraduate Differentials for Communications, Engineering, Nursing, Computer Science, and Hospitality majors.

**Room costs will vary upon the actual dormitory assignment. Visit the Residence Life and Housing Office for individual rates.

Additional tuition is billed at the part-time (per credit) rate for any additional credits above the full-time range of 18 credits.

NOTE: Delinquent Accounts — No student shall be enrolled or receive a diploma until all previous accounts have been paid. Unpaid accounts will be referred to a collection agency. All percentage-based collection fees, not to exceed 35%, will be the responsibility of the student.

A $125.00 Off-Campus Study Administration Fee is charged to a student who is registered at YCP but conducting their study at another location. An example would be the Medical Imaging program.

A $350.00 Off-Campus Study Abroad Administration Fee (fall and spring semesters; $125.00 for summer semester) is charged to a student who is registered to study abroad for a semester.

The College reserves the right to change fees and charges without notice; however, College policy mandates moderate changes with reasonable advance notice of such changes.

Audit Fee
A student can audit a class. The fee is 15% of tuition plus the general fee. Auditing will not be permitted in laboratory studies, studio courses, language courses, independent study, internship, or non-credit courses. No credit(s) is earned.

Senior Citizens
York College extends an invitation to all senior citizens, age 60 or over, who wish to audit (take a class on a noncredit basis) an undergraduate course. The senior citizen may enroll in these courses by completing a registration form and paying a part-time general fee, plus applicable lab fees. No tuition will be charged. This invitation is extended on a space-available basis.

Undergraduate part-time: < 12 credits. Additional tuition is billed at the part-time rate for any additional credits above the full-time range.

*Prices are per credit.

Full-time enrollment at the Graduate and Professional Programs level is defined as students enrolled in nine or more credits in a given semester. Graduate and Professional Programs students enrolled in less than nine credits are classified as part-time students. For the purpose of financial aid eligibility, graduate students must be enrolled in a minimum of five credits in a semester.

**Maximum general fee charged for summer is $460

Graduate and Professional Programs Tuition and Fees

Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 tuition and fees can be found above on the Graduate and Professional Programs Tuition and Fees tab.

Summer 2024 Housing

Housing options are available at the Residence Life and Campus Housing Office. Please contact Residence Life if interested in summer housing. A $50 summer housing deposit is required.

Summer Billing/Due Dates

The following are the billing and due dates for payment for each of the summer terms. Note: All summer tuition is billed at the part-time rate.

York’s Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) degree is one of the most affordable second-degree nursing program options in the region. 

The tuition cost for the program is $855/credit ($725 tuition + $130 differential), plus the undergraduate general fee. Additional costs students incur may include books, clinical uniforms and requirements, educational technology, and standardized testing.