The University of Rochester Board of Trustees has approved the undergraduate tuition rates, housing and food fees and financial aid for the 2025–26 school year, which includes tuition rate decreases for some degree programs within the Simon Business School.
Tuition for undergraduates will increase by 4.8% over last year to $69,030. Housing and food will increase 4.6% to $20,466.
There will be $172 million in institutional grants and scholarships available, resulting in an average net tuition cost of $38,156.
The Board of Trustees also approved the following 2025-26 tuition rates for the university’s schools, with complete information soon to be online at the Office of the Bursar’s website:
• MBA: $57,500, a 4.5% increase
• MS Finance: $75,000, a 15.3% decrease
• MS Accounting: $49,000, a 24.6% decrease
• MS Business Analytics and Marketing Analytics: $65,000, a 14.5% decrease
• School of Nursing’s three-semester accelerated program: $83,270, a 2.8% increase
• Warner School of Education and Human Development (per credit hour): $1,798, a 3.6% increase, and
• School of Medicine and Dentistry (MD program): $72,668, a 2.9% increase
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