Costs

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Durham Undergraduate Costs 2025-2026*

 ResidentNon-ResidentRegional**
Tuition$15,908$37,070$27,838
Fees$3,774$3,774$3,774
Housing $9,346$9,346$9,346
Food$5,358$5,358$5,358
Direct Costs$34,386$55,548$46,316
Books & Supplies$1,000$1,000$1,000
Transportation$300$550$450
Miscellaneous$3,796$3,796$3,796
Loan Fee$72$72$72
Cost of Attendance$39,554$60,966$51,634

*Costs are estimated and subject to change.
**Regional Tuition costs are for New England residents admitted to participating majors approved through the New England Regional Student Program (NERSP). For more information on the Tuition Break Program, click here

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Net Price Calculator

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Meadow to offer a new Net Price Calculator (NPC). This NPC was designed to give you a more accurate and personalized estimate of the cost of attending the University of New Hampshire.

Comparing costs

As your aid packages start coming in, you’ll see that your financial aid eligibility will vary from school to school. Review your aid awards carefully. Sometimes, what appears to be the biggest aid package isn’t the best.

This simple, printable chart can help you organize your aid information and compare costs.

Knowing the following terms may help:

Cost of attendance

Schools may list this figure on your aid offer or their website. Cost of attendance includes an estimate of tuition and fees, food and housing, books, supplies, transportation and miscellaneous expenses.

Grants/scholarships

Grant and scholarship aid does not need to be paid back, so can be subtracted from the cost of attendance.

Net price

This is the cost of attendance minus your grant and scholarship aid.

Student loans

Only include loans that are offered in your aid offer. If you are planning on borrowing, subtract the student loans from the net price to determine your net cost.

Work study

While you may be eligible for a work study award, they are typically used for miscellaneous expenses as students receive paychecks for their hours worked.

Parent loans

Some schools will add a PLUS/Parent Loan to your financial aid offer. These are credit-based loans a parent will need to borrow in their name – they are not aid awarded by the college.