The University of Redlands welcomes students from all over the world. The United States government requires that all international applicants have the financial resources to pay their educational expenses. All international students will need to submit a Certificate of Finances and proof of financial support when applying.
Although Federal need-based financial aid is only awarded to U.S. citizens and permanent residents, there is a limited number of additional international scholarships available. Contact your admissions counselor at intladmissions@airllevant.com for more information. International students are also considered for merit and talent based awards. To learn more about these opportunities, click here.
Each student's charges will vary depending on the student's room selection, meal plan, and optional charges incurred. Below are the standard charges for the school year. Should you have questions about charges, please contact us.
| Tuition | Fall and Spring Terms | $60,128 |
| Housing* | Double occupancy (Fall and Spring Term) | $12,668 |
| Meal Plan** | Standard Meal Plan (Fall and Spring Term) | $4,620 |
| Associated Student Fee | Student Activities | $350 |
| New Student/New Program Fee | One-time fee for all new students | $300 |
| Wellness Fee | Annual Fee | $100 |
| Health Insurance*** | $1,713 est. | |
| Books and Supplies | This is an estimate and varies for each student |
$1,700 |
| Annual Total |
$81,579 |
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*Click here to review all housing options and pricing.
**Click here to learn more about meal plans and pricing.
***Students must provide proof of personal major medical coverage before the start of each academic year for waiver of insurance costs. Fees are subject to change.
In addition to the direct costs identified above, the University estimates a number of indirect costs a student may incur while completing their degree program. The combination of direct and indirect costs creates the student’s cost of attendance, which is used to determine the students financial need and set the maximum amount of financial aid a student can receive for a period of enrollment. Indirect costs include:
A breakdown of your total cost of attendance can be found on your financial aid offer letter in Self-Service Financial Aid.
| Tuition | Fall and Spring Terms | $57,264 |
| Housing* | Double occupancy (Fall and Spring Term) | $12,124 |
| Meal Plan** | Standard Meal Plan (Fall and Spring Term) | $4,340 |
| Associated Student Fee | Student Activities | $350 |
| New Student/New Program Fee | One-time fee for all new students | $300 |
| Wellness Fee | Annual Fee | $100 |
| Health Insurance*** | $1,713 est. | |
| Books and Supplies | This is an estimate and varies for each student |
$1,700 |
| Annual Total |
$77,891 |
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*Click here to review all housing options and pricing.
**Click here to learn more about meal plans and pricing.
***Students must provide proof of personal major medical coverage before the start of each academic year for waiver of insurance costs. Fees are subject to change.
In addition to the direct costs identified above, the University estimates a number of indirect costs a student may incur while completing their degree program. The combination of direct and indirect costs creates the student’s cost of attendance, which is used to determine the students financial need and set the maximum amount of financial aid a student can receive for a period of enrollment. Indirect costs include:
A breakdown of your total cost of attendance can be found on your financial aid offer letter in Self-Service Financial Aid.
