Tuition and Aid

2022–2023 Tuition and Fees
Full-time Undergraduate
(12–18 credits)
Part-time Undergraduate
cost/credit hour
Post-Baccalaureate
cost/credit hour
Tuition and Fees: $35,850 Fall and Spring Semester: $1,195 Tuition: $1,105
Room and Board: $11,050 per year*
(Double Occupancy Room and Meal Plan)		 Summer Tuition: $582.50 Summer Tuition: $582.50
Additional DPD Coursework Fees
  • Lab Coat: $25
  • NUTR 141 Fee: $40
  • NUTR 200 Lab Fee: $100
  • NUTR 390 Lab Fee: $25
  • NUTR 407 Lab Fee: $75

*Costs vary depending on residence hall, room and meal plan. A $40 Resident Student Fee is assessed each year. Please visit Student Accounts online for more information on room and board and current undergraduate fees.

Financial Aid

The Certificate in Nutrition and Dietetics is a post-baccalaureate program. Students do have some Federal Loan opportunities available. Students accepted into this program may receive aid in the form of federal loans if they qualify. The lifetime aggregate loan limits for undergraduate students are: $31,000 for dependent students and $57,500 for independent students. The maximum combined federal loan (unsubsidized or subsidized) that can be taken by a student in this program is $12,500 per academic year. Students must be enrolled at least half time (6+ credit hours) in order to be eligible for federal student loans.

To apply for the federal Stafford loan, you must first complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application. Please note that when you complete the FAFSA, you should indicate you are a fifth-year undergraduate student and answer no to the question asking if you are in a graduate program. Students who need additional funds to meet their cost of attendance can apply for private education loans.

Please contact Stars Connect, Student Enrollment Services, if you have questions about financial aid. Be sure to indicate that you are inquiring for the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Nutrition and Dietetics program.