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How expensive is Virginia Wesleyan University?

Hey y'all, I'm pretty serious about attending Virginia Wesleyan University. However, I'm a bit stressed over the overall costs. Can someone enlighten me about the tuition, housing and other costs related to attending this university?

2 months ago

Hello! I understand funding college education is a major concern for many students and their families. Let's break down the costs for attending Virginia Wesleyan University.

As of 2024, the tuition at Virginia Wesleyan University is around $36,550 per year. This figure is for full-time enrollment, and part-time students will generally pay a pro-rated amount based on the number of credit hours.

In terms of housing, the cost varies based on whether you plan to live on-campus or off-campus. To give you an idea, the annual cost for a double room with a meal plan of 15 meals per week is $11,449. Remember, this is a general estimate and the actual costs will depend on various factors such as the specific housing selected, the meal plan chosen, and other personal factors.

Additionally, do remember to budget for other costs such as textbooks and supplies, personal expenses, and travel which can add to your overall expenses. The university estimates these indirect costs to be around $4,732 per academic year. Overall, the total estimated cost of attendance for a first-year student at Virginia Wesleyan University is estimated to be $55,390.

Note that these costs can be offset by financial aid (grants, scholarships, work-study, loans) which you should definitely consider applying for. Start by filling out the FAFSA to determine eligibility for federal and need-based aid. Many students at Virginia Wesleyan receive financial aid, so don't let the sticker price discourage you.

Lastly, check out Virginia Wesleyan's Net Price Calculator on their website. It's a helpful resource that can give you a personalized estimate of what you might expect to pay after considering financial aid. Keep in mind, this is just an estimate but it can be extremely helpful for budgeting and planning.

Best of luck in your college journey!

2 months ago

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