Did St. John’s College Lower Tuition?

St. John’s College is proud to announce we have lowered undergraduate tuition for the 2019-20 academic year to $35,000, which makes St. John’s one of the most affordable liberal arts colleges in the United States. In addition, the college is implementing a tuition freeze for graduate students for the 2019-20 academic year.

See cost information for 2018-19 academic year.

What is the Total Cost of Attendance at St. John’s?

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees for 2019-20

Other fees in Santa Fe include health services and books. Other fees in Annapolis include manuals. Students may also opt-in for tuition insurance (around $585), and international students will have health insurance premiums (typically around $1,700).Room and board may vary depending on room type and meal plan selected.

Graduate Tuition and Fees for 2019-20

In Annapolis, graduate housing (room only) is offered in the summer for $1,530; in Santa Fe, room and board is available upon request for $7,195 per semester. Tuition insurance, which is optional, costs $106 per semester. Health insurance for international students on both campuses is $1,708 per year. In Annapolis, health insurance for all other students is $2,940 per year and only applies if not already covered.

Net Price Calculator

The Net Price Calculator is designed to help families plan for the costs associated with attending St. John’s College. By entering your financial information into the calculator linked below, you will be able to determine the estimated cost to your family as well as estimates of scholarship and grant aid, and loan eligibility.

Please remember:

• This calculator is not a financial aid application. The FAFSA form, as well as other requested forms, must be completed and submitted to the college as specified by the Financial Aid Office.
• The estimated aid package produced by this calculator is not a financial aid award letter from the college. Your eligibility for aid at St. John’s will be determined on the basis of the information provided on a complete financial aid application.
• The calculator is based on the need analysis policies in effect for students currently enrolling, and may change over time (e.g. to reflect inflation and cost of living changes).

NET PRICE CALCULATOR (COLLEGE BOARD)