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What's the situation with Old Dominion's tuition?

Hey guys, I've been considering Old Dominion University, and naturally, tuition is one of my top concerns. Can someone fill me in on the current tuition rates? Is there any chance of it increasing in the next year or two? I just want to make sure I'm financially prepared for this.

a month ago

Old Dominion University's current tuition rate is of course dependent on whether you're an in-state or out-of-state student. As of the current academic year, for in-state students, the total cost (including fees, tuition, room and board, etc.) is approximately $19,600 per year. For out-of-state students, the total cost is approximately $53,200.

However, do keep in mind that these numbers serve as an average estimate. Your specific financial situation, such as availability for financial aid, scholarships, or work-study programs, can drastically influence the cost of attendance at Old Dominion University.

As for the possibility of an increase in tuition within the next year or two, that's always a possibility with any institution. Tuition tends to increase over time due to inflation, changes in operational costs for the university, etc. The rate of increase can vary from year to year and from university to university. Overall though, these increases often range from 2% to 4% annually.

To best prepare yourself financially, it's suggested to factor in potential tuition increases when planning for the cost of a college education. Old Dominion University offers a tuition calculator on their website which could be a helpful tool (https://www.odu.edu/finaidoffice/net-price-calculator). You should also keep an eye on any announcements from the university regarding tuition changes and use the resources available at the university's financial aid office.

Remember, college is a significant investment and it's smart to be looking at these costs early. It's also important to focus on ways to possibly lower these costs via scholarships, grants, work-study programs, etc. I hope this information helps in your planning!

a month ago

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