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KU Part-Time Cost Report

$366 In-State Per Credit Hour
$977 Out-of-State Per Credit Hour

How Much Does It Cost to Study at University of Kansas as a Part-Time Student?

Use the figures below to see the per-credit-hour cost for part-time students at University of Kansas, next to the annual tuition and fee totals.

In this report, you’ll find:

How Much Does KU Charge for Part-Time Enrollment?

$366 In-State Per Credit Hour
$977 Out-of-State Per Credit Hour

In-state part-time students are charged $366 per credit. The out-of-state per-credit-hour rate is $977 per credit hour.

In-State Out-of-State
Cost Per Credit Hour $366 $977

Note that the per-credit-hour cost shown here is the published rate, not counting any aid or scholarships that could lower the cost.

For context, the standard annual tuition and fees for full-time undergraduates at University of Kansas are shown below.

The fees portion of those annual totals amounted to $1,134 in-state and $1,134 out-of-state; the remainder is straight tuition.

In-State Out-of-State
Tuition $10,968 $29,298
Fees $1,134 $1,134
Total $12,102 $30,432

These tuition and fees cover one year of academic instruction and do not include room and board.

Tuition Trend at KU in Recent Years

Here’s how tuition at University of Kansas has tracked across the last few reported years.

Year In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition
Three Years Ago $10,092 $26,960
Two Years Ago $10,092 $26,960
One Year Ago $10,596 $28,308
Most Recent Year $10,968 $29,298

Most recently, out-of-state tuition rose 3.5%. If that pace held for another year, tuition + fees would land around $31,496 for the upcoming year.

Factor Future Tuition Hikes Into Your Plan

Most schools raise tuition gradually each year, so a freshman should expect to pay more by senior year.

Budget for the Real Multi-Year Total

Add a yearly growth assumption to your budget so future years stay within reach.

Options to Finance Your KU Coursework

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

For information on financial aid at University of Kansas, head to the University of Kansas Financial Aid page.

Comparing to full-time enrollment? See the University of Kansas Tuition & Fees page.

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