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Tuition & Fees

Annual Tuition, Required Fees, Room & Board 2023-24

Living on Campus Living off Campus
Tuition $34,435 $34,435
Institutional Fees $2,275 $2,275
Room $6,000
Board (Meals) $6,450
Totals $49,160 $36,710
  • Institutional fees cover IT, parking, safety and security, student activities, student services, health and counseling services, academic support, laundry, etc.
  • Lab: Some courses require use of lab equipment or special instructional instruments. These courses incur an additional lab fee and are listed on a per-course basis in the current edition of the Erskine College catalog. (For more information regarding fees, see a copy of the current Erskine College catalog.)
  • Books: All students are responsible for the purchase of textbooks, laboratory books, and digital resources for classroom instruction and will be charged a fee of $25 per semester hour of coursework taken to cover the cost of these resources.
  • Room: The room cost listed above is the base cost for housing. Premium housing will carry extra charges on top of the base cost. Single room charges are an additional $825 per semester.

Annual Tuition, Required Fees, Room & Board 2022-23

Living on Campus Living off Campus
Tuition $36,510 $36,510
Meal Plan $6,052
Room $5,894
Totals $48,456 $36,510
  • Fees may include enrollment, parking, lab, books, laundry, and charges above base cost of room. (For more information regarding fees, see a copy of the current Erskine College catalog.)
  • New Student Enrollment: In addition to the above charges, new students will be assessed a $300 enrollment fee to offset the costs of class registration.
  • Returning Student Enrollment: In addition to the above charges, returning students will be assessed a $300 returning student fee, $150 of which will offset the costs of class registration and $150 will be credited toward the student’s fall billing statement.
  • Parking: All vehicle owners are required to display a proper parking decal in order to park their vehicle on campus.
  • Lab: Some courses require use of lab equipment or special instructional instruments. These courses incur an additional lab fee and are listed on a per-course basis in the current edition of the Erskine College catalog. (For more information regarding fees, see a copy of the current Erskine College catalog.)
  • Books: All students are responsible for the purchase of textbooks, laboratory books, and digital resources for classroom instruction and will be charged a fee of $25 per semester hour of coursework taken to cover the cost of these resources.
  • Laundry: Students living on campus are required to pay a yearly $100 laundry fee.
  • Room: The room cost listed above is the base cost for housing. Upgraded housing will carry extra charges on top of the base cost. Single room charges are an additional $825 per semester.

Awards

South Carolina State Aid Federal Aid Erskine Aid
Hope: $2,800 Subsidized Student Loans: $3,500 Dean’s Award: $14,000
LIFE: $5,000 Unsubsidized Student Loans: $2,000 Towers Scholarship: $12,000
Palmetto Fellows: $6,700 Pell Grant: Up to $6,095 Garnet Scholarship: $10,000
Enhancement for Palmetto or LIFE: +2,500 Gold Scholarship: $7,500
South Carolina Tuition Grant: $3,300
  • Palmetto Fellows Enhancement and LIFE Enhancement are awarded to Sophomores majoring in an approved Science or Math major and who have completed all additional Enhancement requirements in their freshmen year.
  • Pell Grant is a need-based scholarship. Eligibility for the Pell Grant is determined by the Federal Aid Department.
  • Special students who enroll for eight semester hours or less will be charged $1,263.00 per hour taken. Nine to 16 hours are considered a normal load during regular terms, and regular charges apply.

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Erskine College admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

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