2013-2014 Undergraduate & Graduate Student Financial Aid Budgets

These Financial Aid Budgets show the Cost of Attendance based on a student's enrollment type and housing status. The financial aid award is based on the cost of attendance, and a student's total financial aid awards (grants, scholarships, loans, Work-Study, etc.) cannot exceed the cost of attendance. Students cannot appeal to have their cost of attendance updated based on having costs outside of those listed below, except in very specific circumstances (see exceptions for UVM Health Insurance and Child Care, below).

NOTES:

• Click here to access Medical Student Financial Aid Budgets.
• Click here to access 2012-2013 Undergraduate and Graduate Financial Aid Budgets

2013-2014 Undergraduate Estimated Student Financial Aid Budgets

For students enrolled in 12-18 credits per semester.

	Vermont Resident, On Campus	Vermont Resident, Off Campus	Vermont Resident, At Home	Out-of-State Resident, On Campus	Out-of-State Resident, Off Campus
Tuition	$13,728	$13,728	$13,728	$34,656	$34,656
Student Fees	$1,990**	$1,960	$1,960	$1,990**	$1,960
Average Loan Fees	$78	$78	$78	$78	$78
Books & Supplies	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Room*	$6,844	$6,360	$2,120	$6,844	$6,360
Meals*	$3,558	$2,698	$900	$3,558	$2,698
Transportation	$200	$1,326	$1,226	$630	$1,756
Miscellaneous	$1,288	$1,536	$1,288	$1,288	$1,536
Total	$28,886	$28,886	$22,500	$50,244	$50,244

2013-2014 Graduate Student Financial Aid Budgets

These budgets assume full-time enrollment of 9-credits per semester. The amounts included for Room, Board, Transportation, Miscellaneous, and Loan Fees are the same for students in 5 or more regular billable credits. The amount for Tuition, Student Fees and Books will fluctuate based on the actual number of enrolled credits per semester. Please review our Cost of Attendance for graduate students for more information.

	Vermont Resident, Off-Campus	Out-of-State Resident, Off-Campus
Tuition	$10,296	$25,992
Student Fees	$1,752	$1,752
Average Loan Fees	$460	$818
Books	$900	$900
Room	$6,544	$6,544
Meals (Board)	$2,386	$2,386
Transportation	$1,972	$2,402
Miscellaneous	$2,366	$2,366
Total	$26,676	$43,160

What you need to know about your financial aid budget:

*Room and board amounts included in the undergraduate financial aid budget are based on the rates for a traditional double residence hall room and the cost of the mid-price meal plan. Financial aid budgets are not increased for students whose actual room and meal plan costs are higher. View all room and meal plan rates.

**Student fees for on-campus undergraduate students include the $30/year Inter-Residence Association Fee. View the Residential Life website for more information on this fee.

Your financial aid budget is designed to assist with basic living expenses incurred during the 9-month financial aid year. It is not tailored to individual living expenses or choices. Students who sign 12-month leases and/or who do not live with a roommate should keep in mind that the aid budget is designed to cover a 9-month period and assumes that students will be sharing living expenses with a roommate or partner.

Health Insurance

If you are required by UVM to have health insurance and are purchasing the UVM Health Insurance, you may request an increase in your financial aid budget to assist with a portion of your UVM Health Insurance Premium costs. Your UVM Health Insurance premium provides coverage for the entire year. We can increase your financial aid budget to assist with 75% of the total premium cost based on the percentage of the year you are actually enrolled.

Child Care

Students with dependent children may incur additional expenses beyond the limits of the financial aid budget students with dependent children may contact our office to discuss an increase to their financial aid budget.

2012-2013 Undergraduate Student Financial Aid Budgets

For students enrolled in 12-18 credits per semester.

	Vermont Resident, On Campus	Vermont Resident, Off Campus	Vermont Resident, At Home	Out-of-State Resident, On Campus	Out-of-State Resident, Off Campus
Tuition	$13,344	$13,344	$13,344	$33,672	$33,672
Student Fees	$1,940**	$1,910	$1,910	$1,940**	$1,910
Average Loan Fees	$78	$78	$78	$78	$78
Books & Supplies	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Room*	$6,650	$6,492	$2,164	$6,650	$6,492
Meals*	$3,414	$2,761	$920	$3,414	$2,761
Transportation	$200	$1,041	$941	$544	$1,385
Miscellaneous	$1,637	$1,637	$1,637	$1,637	$1,637
Total	$28,463	$28,463	$22,194	$49,135	$49,135

2012-2013 Graduate Student Financial Aid Budgets

The first two columns are the budgets for students enrolled in 9 credits per semester. The third column is for students enrolled in continous registration at a half-time (5-8 credit) effort (GRAD 902).

	Vermont Resident, Off-Campus	Out-of-State Resident, Off-Campus	Continous Registration GRAD 902 (half-time effort)
Tuition	$10,088	$25,254	$400
Student Fees	$1,708	$1,708	$20
Average Loan Fees	$465	$960	$367
Books & Supplies	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Room	$6,735	$6,735	$6,735
Meals	$2,444	$2,444	$2,444
Transportation	$1,638	$1,982	$1,638
Miscellaneous	$2,407	$2,407	$2,407
Total	$26,605	$42,690	$15,211

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