Tuition & Costs

The cost of attendance (COA) is divided into two categories — Direct Cost and Indirect Cost. Direct Costs are items charged directly by Emory & Henry, such as comprehensive tuition, room and board.

Indirect Costs are items such as transportation and other miscellaneous necessities. Direct Costs are listed under the tuition and fees section. Below are estimated indirect costs which vary based on personal preferences and needs.

• Transportation $1,400 per academic year
• Miscellaneous/Personal Expenses $1,500 per academic year

Comprehensive Tuition: $39,000 per year ($19,500 per semester / 12-18 credit hours / undergraduate students)

Comprehensive tuition now includes:

• Books
• Fees (parking, tuition payment plan sign up and specific course fees excluded)
• Tutoring
• Personal Student Success Coach
• Personal Academic Advisor
• 24/7 Health and Mental Healthcare
• 24/7 Fitness Facilities
• AlertAware Safety App
• Visual and Performing Arts Events
• Student Affairs and DEI&B Events
• Outdoor Recreation
• F$NCAP Financial Capability Certification
• Study Abroad Grants and Passport Assistance
• “The Career Readiness Promise”

Room *: $7650 per year ($3825 per semester)

Board *: $6998 per year ($3499 per semester, 19 meals per week plus $260 per year / $130 per semester in Flex Cash and $250 per year / $125 per semester in GET Funds Cash)

Housing (Room) options — Fall & Spring Semester Rates

New students are eligible for Elm, Hickory and Wiley Jackson. Some students will be selected to live in the specialized themed communities housed in Russell, Prillaman, Cambridge, Carter and Weaver.

2024-2025 Housing Rates

Please see the rates for all residential facilities. The single room option is limited and typically for returning students based on availability. Contact housing@emoryhenry.edu for more information.

Building	Double Rooms per Year	Single Rooms per Year
Blakemore	$5,870	$7,170
Cambridge	$7,650	$8,950
Carter	$7,650	$8,950
Elm	$7,650	$8,950
Hickory	$7,650	$8,950
Hillman	$5,870	$7,170
Prillaman	$7,650	$8,950
Princeton	$5,870	$7,170
Russell	$7,650	$8,950
Stuart	$5,870	$7,170
Sullins	$5,870	$7,170
Townhouses & University Apartments	$8,360	$9,690
Weaver	$5,870	$7,170
Wiley Jackson	$5,870	$7,170

Includes high-speed wireless Internet ( WiFi ), laundry and digital cable. Check the housing options website for additional information.

MEAL PLAN (BOARD) OPTIONS — ANNUAL FALL & SPRING SEMESTERS

• 19-Meal Plan: 19 Meals per week plus $260 Flex Cash and $250 OneCard Cash: $6,998 per year (default meal plan)
• 14-Meal Plan: 14 Meals per week plus $300 Flex Cash and $250 OneCard Cash: $6,770 per year
• 10-Meal Plan: 10 Meals per week plus $300 Flex Cash, $250 OneCard Cash: $5,730 per year (Requires junior or senior status living in the Village Townhouses only.)
• Commuter Meal Plan: 5 Meals per week plus $250 Flex Cash and $250 OneCard Cash: $2,300 per year (Commuting students only eligible)

Daily meal rates are available for non-residential students and guests.

*OneCard Cash funds are usable for a variety of purposes outside of meal plans such as Sodexo venues, the Emory Mercantile, Sweet Edd’s in Glade Spring and printing. More information about the OneCard Cash can be found here, including adding funds through the GET Funds app.

Course Fees

See the academic page for specific academic course fees based on the individual course of study.

• Nursing RN to BSN
• Education
• International Education / Study Abroad
• Equine Studies
• Music

Miscellaneous Costs

• Automobile Registration/Parking: $150 (annually)
• Course Audit (requires approval): $135 per credit hour
• Course Overload: $1,500 per credit hour (for students taking above 18.0 semester hours) See Registrar for the form to petition to overload courses.
• Diploma Reorder: $50
• Dual Enrollment Program: $220 per credit hour (high-school students– 1 course per semester)
• Community Club Audit: $60
• Enrollment Deposit (varies by program): $200 for first-time undergraduate students, for new students only, applied to student account
• Graduation: $200 (senior year only)
• I.D. Replacement: $50
• Late Add or Drop: $25 per course
• Late Course Withdrawal: $25 per course
• Late Graduation Contract: $125
• Late Payment: $10 per month
• Returned Check: $30
• Room Key Replacement: $150
• Room Lock Replacement: $70
• Transcript Ordering: $10 per transcript
• Tuition Payment Plan Sign Up: $25 (per semester term)

Student Health Insurance

Health insurance is strongly recommended for all undergraduate students at Emory & Henry. Private health insurance is required for School of Health Sciences graduate students, varsity athletes, and students in several programs including Cheer and Dance, Equestrian riders, Outdoor Programs and Rugby. International students must have a U.S. accepted policy. Visit the Health Center Insurance page for more information.

Tuition for Part-Time Students

• $1,500 per credit hour (less than 12 hours per semester)

Tuition for Part-Time Non-Degree seeking students

For students who are not seeking a degree, certificate, or endorsement.

Tuition per semester: $1,165 (Limit one course per semester)

Emory Campus Graduate Programs, Emory, Va.

• Education: $405 per credit hour (M.A.Ed. & M. Ed.)

HEALTH SCIENCES CAMPUS GRADUATE PROGRAMS, MARION, Va.

• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
  • *$615 per credit hour

• Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MS-CMHC)
  • *2024 cohort $530 per credit hour 

Visit the program website for detailed costs information

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
  • *2024 cohort $12,632 per semester

Visit the program website for detailed costs information.

• Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD)
  • *2024 cohort $9,866 per semester

Visit the program website for detailed costs information.

• Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS)
  • *2024 cohort (starts May 2024) $13,432 per semester

Visit the program website for detailed costs information.

FEES FOR HEALTH SCIENCE GRADUATE COHORT

• Technology Fee $180 per semester ($540/year)
• Graduation Fee $200 paid the semester students are scheduled to graduate
• Student Activities Fee $100 per semester ($300/year)
• TimelyCare $33/semester ($99/year)
• Parking Fee (for Marion Campus) $50/semester ($150/year) *Online students won’t pay this fee.
• Anatomy Lab Fee $200 paid during the student’s first semester

*Tuition rates above will remain the same for the duration of the cohort. Fees are subject to change at any time.

• Summer School Tuition Costs: $220 per credit hour
• Summer Housing (Room) Options
• 10 Weeks = $650
• 7 Weeks = $450
• 5 Weeks = $325
• 3 Weeks = $200
• Summer Meal Plan Rate: $100 per week
  Includes Monday to Thursday: Lunch and Dinner, and Friday Lunch.

Emory & Henry University administers a payment plan based on our continued commitment to helping our students attain quality education affordably. The University offers a 4-month plan or a 5-month plan for each semester. Students electronically sign to consent. Payments are made each month by the student or the parent through myhub.ehc.edu under Payment Plans. To access this information, the student must be logged into their E&H account or have provided Proxy Access to a parent or guardian to make payment on their behalf.

Tuition Payment Plan Information

For New First-Year and Transfer Students:

By August 1 (or July 29 if you are a student-athlete), you must complete the following:

• Submit a completed FAFSA.
• If you are a Virginia resident, complete the VTAG application.
• Pay Student Account in full or enroll in a payment plan, choosing either (5-Month Plan, 2 payments made) or the (4-Month Plan, one payment made).

For Returning Students:

By August 1 (or July 29 if you are a student-athlete), you must complete the following:

• Submit a completed FAFSA.
• If you are a Virginia resident, complete the VTAG application.
• Pay Student Account in full or enroll in a payment plan, choosing either (5-Month Plan, 2 payments made) or the (4-Month Plan, one payment made).
• If you have a balance from a previous semester, ensure it is below $2,000.

Summer School:

Summer school is due when the classes begin.

A $10 late fee is charged to each student who pays after their due date. For students on payment plans, payments are due on the first (1st) and late on the fifteenth (15th) of each month. Students not enrolled in a payment plan will receive a $10 late fee for every month they have a remaining balance.