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GMU Part-Time Tuition & Fees

$433 In-State Per Credit Hour
$1,453 Out-of-State Per Credit Hour

How Much Does It Cost to Attend George Mason University Per Credit Hour?

Below you’ll find the current cost per credit hour for part-time students at George Mason University, alongside the full-time annual tuition and fees for comparison.

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How Much Does GMU Charge Per Credit Hour?

$433 In-State Per Credit Hour
$1,453 Out-of-State Per Credit Hour

In-state part-time students are charged $433 a credit hour. Students from out of state are charged $1,453 a credit hour.

In-State Out-of-State
Cost Per Credit Hour $433 $1,453

Bear in mind this is the listed per-credit-hour price and excludes any financial aid or scholarships that could lower the cost.

To put the per-credit-hour rate in context, full-time annual tuition and fees at George Mason University appear below.

Required fees account for added up to $3,828 in-state and $3,828 out-of-state; the remainder is straight tuition.

In-State Out-of-State
Tuition $10,392 $34,860
Fees $3,828 $3,828
Total $14,220 $38,688

The totals above are for instruction and do not cover room and board.

Recent Tuition Trend at GMU Over the Last Few Years

Tuition at George Mason University has moved over the last few reported years.

Year In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition
Three Years Ago $9,510 $32,970
Two Years Ago $9,795 $35,377
One Year Ago $10,095 $35,677
Most Recent Year $10,392 $34,860

Over the most recent year, out-of-state tuition moved down, which is uncommon and may reflect a data restatement.

Don’t Ignore Cost Increases

At most colleges, tuition rises a little each year, so budget for the cost climbing as you progress.

Build Increases Into Your Plan

When you map out how you’ll pay for college, build in expected annual increases so future years stay within reach.

Ways to Pay for Your GMU Coursework

The per-credit-hour price is only the beginning of the cost story — aid and scholarships can meaningfully lower the real cost.

For more on financial aid at George Mason University, take a look at the George Mason University Financial Aid page.

For full-time annual costs, see the George Mason University Tuition & Fees page.

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