by our College Data Analytics TeamKnowing the many expenses related to going to college will allow you to make the best college decision. The costs of housing, food, and supplies may add up fast!
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Learn Illinois College costs for both on-campus and off-campus housing, and also dining plans in addition to other expenses in the the next table.
| Expense | On Campus | Off Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Room and Board | $9,674 | $5,940 |
| — Housing | $4,988 | |
| — Meals | $4,946 | |
| Other Living Expenses | $1,500 | $1,500 |
| Total | $11,174 | $7,440 |
Housing and meal plans at Illinois College have changed around 1.4% for each year of the past five years, compared to a nationwide average change of 2.4%. If today's tendencies in room, board, and other expenses carry on, we expect incoming freshman students in 2022 to pay about $11,310 in their first year of school. Two-year students will likely pay around $11,449 in their final year, while bachelor's degree students are going to shell out about $11,733 for their final year.
Total room and board costs over the course of four years would be somewhere around $46,084; for two years it will be about $22,760.
* estimated
Are you wondering whether you may be required to live on campus? If you are a first-time full-time student, some schools may require it. See the table below to find out whether Illinois College does or not, as well as the on-campus housing capacity.
Schools may offer meal plans where the number of meals per week can vary, for example, the student receives a meal card and charges meals against the card. Then there are schools like Illinois College that offer meal plans based on the number of meals per week. See the table below to find out the number of meals per week in the maximum meal plan offered at Illinois College.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Are Freshmen Required to Live on Campus? | No |
| On-Campus Housing Capacity | 963 |
| Meals Per Week Included in Max Meal Plan | 19 |
Room and board at Illinois College is priced reasonably! The normal student pays $11,174 as opposed to the nationwide average of $15,282.
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