At Regis University, understanding the costs of tuition, fees, and the overall cost of attendance (COA) is crucial for students and their families to plan their finances effectively. Regis is committed to offering a high-quality education with transparent financial information, ensuring that students can make informed decisions.
The University's financial aid team is available to guide you through the process, helping you navigate their options and make a Regis education manageable. Regis strives to make higher education accessible while ensuring that students are well-prepared for the financial commitments ahead.
On-campus university tuition for undergraduate students is a flat rate for 12-18 credit hours, with required books and materials included (excluding nursing courses). Additional costs for housing, meals, and other expenses are clearly outlined, giving you a comprehensive understanding of your financial responsibilities.
Two fees are applied to support students throughout their academic journey. The First-Year Student Orientation Fee covers the costs of programs that help new students transition smoothly to campus life. Additionally, Regis requires health insurance for all students, which can be waived with proof of alternative coverage — however, international students are required to enroll in the Regis Health Insurance Plan and are not eligible for a waiver. This ensures all students have access to medical care during their time at the University.
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| First-Year Student Orientation Fee | $350 | $350 |
| Health Insurance Fee (estimated) | Annual $3,453 (8.20.24-8.19.25) Spring/Summer $2,185 (01.01.25-08.19.25) |
$2,973 (08.20.25-08.19.26) |
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| Study Abroad Tier I | $1,000/semester | TBA |
| Study Abroad Tier II | $2,500/semester | TBA |
| Study Abroad Tier III | $4,500/semester | N/A |
| Study Abroad Tier IV | $6,500/semester | N/A |
| Study Abroad Tier V | $7,500/semester | N/A |
| Student Teaching Fee | $200 /semester | $200 /semester |
| Late Clearance Fee | $300 /semester | $300 /semester |
| Rock Climbing/Ice Climbing Fee (PE) | $225 /course | TBA |
| Undergraduate Transcripting Fee | $70/credit hour | $80/credit hour |
| Federal Direct Student Loan Fees† | $78 | $76 |
| Regis Payment Option (RPO) Set-Up Fee | N/A | $75 |
†Average based on Regis undergraduate student borrowing trends
We have estimated some expenses you may incur to help you calculate what a full year at Regis may cost you. Direct expenses, like on-campus housing and meal plans, are determined annually by Regis University. Other expenses, like living off-campus or at home, are not billed by Regis University. We use the recommended amounts determined by the Colorado Department of Higher Education. Figures are subject to change annually.
Please note that required books and materials are included in the cost of tuition* (excluding nursing courses).
Living on campus offers easy access to academic buildings, resources and a supportive community. With various housing options like singles, doubles, and apartment style, students can find the ideal living space that supports engagement and convenience throughout their college experience.
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| Medical Single | $4,992/semester | $4,405/semester |
| DeSmet Hall and O'Connell Hall | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $4,812/semester | $6,608/semester |
| Super Single | $4,992/semester | TBA |
| Double | $4,276/semester | $4,405/semester |
| Triple/Quad | $3,621/semester | $3,730/semester |
| West Hall | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $4,859/semester | $6,684/semester |
| Double | $4,326/semester | $4,456/semester |
| Residence Village | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $5,762/semester | $7,125/semester |
| Double | $4,611/semester | $4,750/semester |
| Triple | N/A | $3,572/semester |
| Vincent J. Boryla Apartments | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Tier 1 | $12,094/year | N/A |
| Tier 1 MicroSingle | $10,400/year | N/A |
| Tier 2 | $12,732/year | N/A |
| Tier 3 | $13,368/year | N/A |
| Tier 4 (Single) | $14,640/year | N/A |
| Tier 4 (Double) | $9,516/year | N/A |
| 2 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $15,080/year |
| 3 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $13,770/year |
| 4 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $12,458/year |
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| All Access Plan | $3,605/semester | $3,785/semester |
| Weekly 15 Plan | $3,211/semester | $3,372/semester |
| Weekly 12 Plan | $2,757/semester | $2,895/semester |
| Weekly 7 Plan | $2,131/semester | $2,238/semester |
| All Dining Dollar Plan | $342/semester | $359/semester |
| Commuter 50 Block | $608/semester | $638/semester |
| Academic Year 2024-2025† | Academic Year 2025-2026† | |
| Off-campus student housing | $12,536/year | $13,167/year |
| Off-campus student food | $4,248/year | $4,491/year |
| Optional materials, supplies and equipment |
$400/year | $400/year |
| Transportation | $1,548/year | $1,512/year |
| Personal expenses | $1,746/year | $1,728/year |
†Based on full-time fall/spring enrollment
| Academic Year 2024-2025† | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| Housing | $8,424/year | $9,378/year |
| Food | $2,764/year | $2,835/year |
| Optional materials, supplies and equipment | $400/year | $400/year |
| Transportation | $1,548/year | $1,512/year |
| Personal expenses | $1,556/year | $1,629/year |
†Based on fall and spring semester enrollment
Living on campus offers easy access to academic buildings, resources and a supportive community. With various housing options like singles, doubles, and apartment style, students can find the ideal living space that supports engagement and convenience throughout their college experience.
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| Medical Single | $4,992/semester | $4,405/semester |
| DeSmet Hall and O'Connell Hall | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $4,812/semester | $6,608/semester |
| Super Single | $4,992/semester | TBA |
| Double | $4,276/semester | $4,405/semester |
| Triple/Quad | $3,621/semester | $3,730/semester |
| West Hall | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $4,859/semester | $6,684/semester |
| Double | $4,326/semester | $4,456/semester |
| Residence Village | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Single | $5,762/semester | $7,125/semester |
| Double | $4,611/semester | $4,750/semester |
| Triple | N/A | $3,572/semester |
| Vincent J. Boryla Apartments | Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 |
| Tier 1 | $12,094/year | N/A |
| Tier 1 MicroSingle | $10,400/year | N/A |
| Tier 2 | $12,732/year | N/A |
| Tier 3 | $13,368/year | N/A |
| Tier 4 (Single) | $14,640/year | N/A |
| Tier 4 (Double) | $9,516/year | N/A |
| 2 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $15,080/year |
| 3 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $13,770/year |
| 4 Bedroom (Singles) | N/A | $12,458/year |
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| All Access Plan | $3,605/semester | $3,785/semester |
| Weekly 15 Plan | $3,211/semester | $3,372/semester |
| Weekly 12 Plan | $2,757/semester | $2,895/semester |
| Weekly 7 Plan | $2,131/semester | $2,238/semester |
| All Dining Dollar Plan | $342/semester | $359/semester |
| Commuter 50 Block | $608/semester | $638/semester |
| Academic Year 2024-2025† | Academic Year 2025-2026† | |
| Off-campus student housing | $12,536/year | $13,167/year |
| Off-campus student food | $4,248/year | $4,491/year |
| Optional materials, supplies and equipment |
$400/year | $400/year |
| Transportation | $1,548/year | $1,512/year |
| Personal expenses | $1,746/year | $1,728/year |
†Based on full-time fall/spring enrollment
| Academic Year 2024-2025† | Academic Year 2025-2026 | |
| Housing | $8,424/year | $9,378/year |
| Food | $2,764/year | $2,835/year |
| Optional materials, supplies and equipment | $400/year | $400/year |
| Transportation | $1,548/year | $1,512/year |
| Personal expenses | $1,556/year | $1,629/year |
†Based on fall and spring semester enrollment
Nursing tuition rates are higher because they reflect the added costs of comprehensive hands-on training. This includes lab fees for specialized equipment, clinical placement fees for real-world experience in health care settings, and additional instructional resources needed to ensure students are well-prepared for the complexities of the nursing profession. These elements are essential for providing a quality education that equips students with the skills required in the field.
Every student who applies for financial aid is assigned a cost of attendance (COA). COA gives you an estimate of the cost of attending Regis University for one year, and your COA sets a limit on the amount of financial aid you can receive during the academic year (per federal regulations).
Your actual expenses may be different from those listed on your financial aid offer, and the total amount of your aid — including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study — can't exceed your total cost of attendance.
Direct costs are determined by Regis University.
For indirect costs, we use recommended guidelines published by the Colorado Department of Higher Education. Most figures change slightly every year.
To stay in compliance with federal regulations, we cannot change student COA based on discretionary expenses. We may be able to adjust your COA for reasons outlined on the Cost of Attendance Appeal Form. Decisions are made on a case-by-case basis and do not guarantee additional financial aid.
For traditional students, your COA does not include costs for the summer semester. Eligibility for financial aid for the summer is limited; if you need financial aid for the summer, you must complete a separate summer aid application in the spring.
For non-traditional students, we typically include all three semesters in your COA: summer, fall and spring, but we can always update your enrollment plans and, therefore, your COA when you submit the Enrollment and Loan Revision Form.
Location: Clarke Hall 143
Walk-In Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Financial Aid Counselors are not available for walk-ins on Wednesdays
Appointments are encouraged
Contact:
rufinancialaid@regis.edu
303.458.4126
800.568.8932