SFC Housing Costs

$16,000 On-Campus Room Typical Cost

$1,900 On-Campus Meals Typical Cost

$3,000 Books & Supplies Typical Cost

$3,500 Other Living Expenses Typical Cost

Living Expenses and How They Compare at SFC?

Do you know how much it will cost to live on campus? Check out how much extra living expenses are at St. Francis College.

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 SFC

This school offers students separate housing and dining options. The on-campus housing charge for an average student was $16,000 in 2026, and the cost of a typical dining plan was $1,900. When you add it all up, an on-campus student at St. Francis College budgeted around $28,300 in 2026 after factoring in housing, meals, books and other essentials.

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

Expense	On Campus	Off Campus
Room and Board	$21,800	$21,800
— Housing	$16,000
— Meals	$1,900
Other Living Expenses	$3,500	$4,464
Books and Supplies	$3,000	$3,000
Total	$28,300	$29,264

Room & Board Trends and Total Expenses? Projected Four-Year Total: $119,108

Like tuition, room and board usually rises a little each year. Knowing where it is headed helps you budget for the full degree, not just year one.

At the projected rate, four years of on-campus living costs would total roughly $119,108 for living costs.

Here is how combined on-campus room and board has moved over the last few reported years, with a projection of where it is headed, at St. Francis College.

Year	Room & Board
Three Years Ago	$20,200
Two Years Ago	$23,000
One Year Ago	$21,500
Most Recent Year (2026)	$21,800
One Year From Now *	$22,375
Two Years From Now *	$22,966
Three Years From Now *	$23,572
Four Years From Now *	$24,195

* estimated

Room and board changed an average of 2.6% per year. If that pace holds, room and board would land around $28,875 in their first year.

At this pace, a senior would spend approximately $30,695 in year four — and a two-year student about $29,466 for the last year of an associate degree.

For a full bachelor’s degree, expect to spend a total of around $119,108 for a bachelor’s, while two years would run about $58,341 over a two-year associate program.