Cost Of Attendance (COA) Financial Glossary

What is it? Generally, this includes the tuition and fees normally assessed a student, together with the institutions estimate of the cost of room and board, transportation and commuting costs, books and supplies, and miscellaneous personal expenses. In addition, student loan fees, dependent care, reasonable costs for a study abroad or cooperative education program, and/or costs related to a disability may be included, when appropriate. Also referred to as cost of education or budget.

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