Park University Housing Costs

$4,000 Other Living Expenses Typical Cost

How Much Will it Cost to Live at Park University?

It is important to understand all of the costs associated with going to college so you can plan accordingly at Park University.

On this page you will find:

Living Expenses Outline
Room & Board Trends and Total Expenses
Meal Plans and Housing Requirements
References

Room and Board Expenses at Park University

Housing and meal plans are priced out separately here. The standard student paid $5,540 in 2026, and a standard meal plan cost $4,660. Taken together, an on-campus student at Park University paid roughly $18,422 in 2026 in total yearly living costs beyond tuition.

The following table outlines average expected costs for both on-campus and off-campus housing, meals and other expenses at Park University.

Expense	On Campus	Off Campus
Room and Board	$13,190	$17,000
— Housing	$5,540
— Meals	$4,660
Other Living Expenses	$4,000	$5,500
Books and Supplies	$1,232	$1,232
Total	$18,422	$23,732

Will You Spend Four Years On Campus? Four-Year Forecast: $80,070

Housing and dining costs rarely hold still from one year to the next. Estimating the trend now makes for a more accurate four-year budget.

Over the course of obtaining your degree, expect on-campus living costs near $80,070 in housing, food and other expenses.

This is how on-campus room and board has tracked over the last few years, plus a forward projection, at Park University.

Year	Room & Board
Three Years Ago	$11,584
Two Years Ago	$11,850
One Year Ago	$12,978
Most Recent Year (2026)	$13,190
One Year From Now *	$13,799
Two Years From Now *	$14,437
Three Years From Now *	$15,104
Four Years From Now *	$15,802

* estimated

Most recently, on-campus costs increased an average of 4.6% each year. If current trends continue, incoming first-year students would pay about $19,031 in their first year.

Projected forward, the last year of a four-year degree runs about $21,034 for a bachelor’s program; a two-year student would see about $19,669 in the final year of a two-year (associate) degree.

For a full bachelor’s degree, expect to spend a total of around $80,070 over four years — compared with roughly $38,700 for a two-year stay.