²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students, minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes.
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.

The per credit hour rate is $1,912.
Some students will incur additional costs including lab fees and equipment.

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $1,536 for AMS certification and includes the $37 fee when enrolled in AMS 190, 290 or 390.
Additional $370 for Avionics Line Maintenance Certification.
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.

The per credit hour rate is $1,077.
Some students will incur additional costs including lab fees and equipment.

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students, minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes.
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.

The per credit hour rate is $1,817.
Some students will incur additional costs including lab fees and equipment.

The undergraduate per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.
Undergraduate tuition block rate includes 12-16 hours.

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
Additional $1,536 for AMS certification ($37 added when enrolled in AMS 190, 290 or 390).
Additional $370 for Avionics Line Maintenance Certification.
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.
There may be additional costs for lab fees.
Additional mandatory health insurance is required. See Mandatory Fees section below.

Anticipate an additional $4,910 to cover personal expenses while in school and airfare to return home.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.

Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
There may be additional costs for lab fees.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,912
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
Some students will incur additional costs for lab fees and equipment.

Additional mandatory health insurance is required. See Mandatory Fees section below.
Anticipate an additional $4,910 to cover personal expenses while in school and airfare to return home.

2026-2027 costs coming soon.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,493 for Aviation and Aviation Business Administration.
The per-credit-hour rate is $1,133 for all other Ph.D. programs.

Additional $648 added for Engineering students.
Additional $1,612 Residency Fee for Aviation students.
There may be additional costs for lab fees.

Embry-Riddle’s flight program is designed to allow students to earn their ratings in three years (unlike many other schools). Embry-Riddle also lobbied Congress to allow its students to receive a restricted ATP with 500 less hours than the FAA-mandated 1,500 hours, allowing our students to be years ahead of others in their career field. Students pay after each flight activity and costs vary by student ability, flight ratings being pursued, and other factors. Flight training takes place in state-of-the-art aircraft — Cessna 172s and Diamond DA42s — with Garmin G1000 glass cockpits and ADS-B real-time radar.

In addition to academic tuition, flight students should budget between $20,000 and $30,000 per academic year while actively enrolled in flight courses. Having sufficient funds available at the start — and throughout — each course ensures continuity of training and protects against additional costs that can result from extended gaps in flying.

Published course cost estimates are based on minimum course requirements. Because students advance through each phase of training based on their individual flying proficiency, budgeting beyond the minimum is strongly encouraged.

Embry-Riddle gives all flight students on-demand access to their resource rates through ETA (Electronic Training Administration), the university's flight management system. Students can generate a cost report at any time to monitor training expenses as they progress through each course.

One additional planning note: completing at least one full summer semester of flight training is highly recommended. Flying through the summer keeps students progressing on pace and supports uninterrupted advancement toward their degree.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

The required flight training hours for each flight course are as indicated on the Training Course Outlines (TCO). The associated costs per hour, per resource, for the TCO hours are the maximum amounts VA will consider for payment. If flight training hours exceed the number of TCO hours approved by the State Approving Agency (SAA), any additional training expenses must be paid by the student and not VA. VA will cover flight courses only as part of an SAA-approved degree program requirements that require a component of flight. Students who receive VA educational assistance for programs other than approved degree programs with a component of flight may not take flight courses as electives or to fulfill other academic requirements. Flight courses taken outside of the SAA-approved degree programs will not be covered with VA educational assistance.

Within the Embry-Riddle, FAA-approved Training Course Outlines, the minimum hours for the flight training courses are as follows:

Direct Costs are charges billed to your student account each semester and include tuition, fees, campus housing and dining plan/food.

Indirect Costs are an estimate of additional funds needed. You should allow for expenses such as books, supplies, personal hygiene, laundry and transportation. Although these expenses may be covered by financial aid, we do not recommend borrowing for them unless no other funds are available.

Net Direct Costs are determined by subtracting your annual financial aid awards from the estimated direct costs. These costs may be covered through external scholarships, a Federal Parent Loan (PLUS), a private loan and/or our payment plan.

The Embry-Riddle Language Institute (ERLI) provides academic English language and culture instruction to non-native speakers of English. Visit the ERLI site to learn more and view costs.

Housing and food estimates are based on average costs. All first-year students are required to live on campus for the first two academic years. Transfer students who are 21 years of age or older on or before Sept. 1 of their year of entry to the university are not required to live on campus but may request to live on campus if space is available. Please reference the catalog for the complete housing policy and exemptions.

A minimum meal plan is required for students living on campus. The required 757 Express plan provides 14 meals per week and $100 in Sodexo bucks and is $3,365 per semester.

In addition to mandatory fees outlined in the cost of attendance, students may incur other fees like parking.

All students will be provided and charged for student health insurance. Students with comparable coverage may opt out by submitting the waiver form during the waiver period. For reference, the preliminary rate for the 2025-2026 academic year was $1,982 per academic year. Read more about the coverage and how to waive out on the .

This online tool will help estimate the amount of financial aid you could be offered and the net amount you may be expected to pay toward the cost of attending Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go-basis. See below.
There may be additional costs for lab fees.

The undergraduate per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.

Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
Additional $674 added for Engineering students.
Additional $420 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis. See below.
There may be additional costs for lab fees.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.

There may be additional costs for lab fees.

The per-credit-hour rate is $1,912.
Graduate tuition is based on 6 credit hours enrollment.

There may be additional costs for lab fees.

Embry-Riddle’s flight program is designed to allow students to earn their ratings in three years (unlike many other schools). Embry-Riddle also lobbied Congress to allow its students to receive a restricted ATP with 500 less hours than the FAA-mandated 1,500 hours, allowing our students to be years ahead of others in their career field. Students pay after each flight activity and costs vary by student ability, flight ratings being pursued, and other factors. Flight training takes place in state-of-the-art aircraft — Cessna 172s and Diamond DA42s — with Garmin G1000 glass cockpits and ADS-B real-time radar. Additional flight training takes place in NX CubCrafters utilized by Golden Eagle Flight Team.

In addition to academic tuition, flight students should budget between $20,000 and $30,000 per academic year while actively enrolled in flight courses. Having sufficient funds available at the start — and throughout — each course ensures continuity of training and protects against additional costs that can result from extended gaps in flying.

Published course cost estimates are based on minimum course requirements. Because students advance through each phase of training based on their individual flying proficiency, budgeting beyond the minimum is strongly encouraged.

Embry-Riddle gives all flight students on-demand access to their resource rates through ETA (Electronic Training Administration), the university's flight management system. Students can generate a cost report at any time to monitor training expenses as they progress through each course.

One additional planning note: completing at least one full summer semester of flight training is highly recommended. Flying through the summer keeps students progressing on pace and supports uninterrupted advancement toward their degree.

Note: Market price in 25-26 for fuel is $5.56/gallon for Avgas and $5.11/gallon for Jet A.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

Note: Flight Cost Estimates are based on minimum course requirements for completion using an average fuel price as indicated above. Fuel is charged at Embry‑Riddle's cost. Students are encouraged to budget additional funds to account for individual progress.

These flight course costs are subject to change.

The required flight training hours for each flight course are as indicated on the Training Course Outlines (TCO). The associated costs per hour, per resource, for the TCO hours are the maximum amounts VA will consider for payment. If flight training hours exceed the number of TCO hours approved by the State Approving Agency (SAA), any additional training expenses must be paid by the student and not VA. VA will cover flight courses only as part of an SAA-approved degree program requirements that require a component of flight. Students who receive VA educational assistance for programs other than approved degree programs with a component of flight may not take flight courses as electives or to fulfill other academic requirements. Flight courses taken outside of the SAA-approved degree programs will not be covered with VA educational assistance.

Within the Embry-Riddle, FAA-approved Training Course Outlines, the minimum hours for the flight training courses are as follows:

Direct Costs are charges billed to your student account each semester and include tuition, fees, campus housing and dining plan/food.

Indirect Costs are an estimate of additional funds needed. You should allow for expenses such as books, supplies, personal hygiene, laundry and transportation. Although these expenses may be covered by financial aid, we do not recommend borrowing for them unless no other funds are available.

Net Direct Costs are determined by subtracting your annual financial aid awards from the estimated direct costs. These costs may be covered through external scholarships, a Federal Parent Loan (PLUS), a private loan and/or our payment plan.

Estimated Indirect Costs (actual amounts may vary based on individual circumstances):

• Books and Supplies: $1,290
• Transportation: $1,800
• Miscellaneous: $1,950

Total Estimated Indirect Costs: $5,040

Housing and food estimates are based on the Hercules Meal Plan, which is required of first-year students at a cost of $4,100 per semester, and housing in a first-year residence hall at the rate of $4,900 per semester.

Students at the residential campuses should factor housing costs as part of the cost of attendance, whether they live on or off campus.

All first-year students are required to live on campus for the first two academic years. Transfer students who are 21 years of age or older on or before Sept. 1 of their year of entry to the University are not required to live on campus but may request to live on campus if space is available. Please reference the catalog for the complete housing policy and exemptions.

Mandatory Fees per semester include:

• $100: Student Government Association (SGA) fee (subject to change)
• $205: Health Services fee
• $365: Technology fee
• $173: Facilities fee
• $175: Orientation fee (one-time fee)
• $135: International Student Service fee per semester (International Students only)

Program, Course and Lab Fees:

• $337: College of Engineering Program students
• $505: ATC AS Lab Fee
• $420: UAS Lab Fee — UAS students and minors receive the fee when enrolled in UAS classes.

Fees are charged to all Engineering or UAS students regardless of modality or class mode.

Total: $1,018 for the fall semester, $843 for the spring semester ($1,861 for the academic year [two semesters]) for Domestic Students

Total: $1,153 for the fall semester, $978 per spring semester ($2,131 for the academic year [two semesters]) for International Students

In addition to the mandatory health services fee, both Undergraduate and Graduate students will be required to carry University-sponsored health insurance unless a waiver is submitted and approved. Health insurance premiums for 2025-2026 are $1,982 for the year (8/15/24-8/15/25) or $1,233 for Spring 2025 (1/1/26-8/15/26). Costs for 2026-2027 will be posted when they become available.

This online tool will help estimate the amount of financial aid you could be offered and the net amount you may be expected to pay toward the cost of attending Embry‑Riddle Prescott.

The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a student budget, is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated COA expenses include tuition, fees, housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs), food, books, course materials, supplies, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses while attending school.

Undergraduate costs are based off of a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student’s cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees.

• Indirect costs are not billed through the University; these out-of-pocket expenses are housing (i.e. housing/rent/housing costs) food, books, supplies, course materials, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses.

Direct Cost based on 2026-2027 Tuition Rates and Mandatory Fees (i.e., SGA Fee - $25.00). See Tuition Rates 2026-2027 for the different rates.

Federal Loan Fees: There is an origination fee of 1.057% for Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized student loans, which is taken out of the loan before funds are disbursed to your student account. Actual fees will depend on the amount you borrow (if any). are actual and added at time application is received.

The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a student budget, is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated COA expenses include tuition, fees, housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs), food, books, course materials, supplies, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses while attending school.

Graduate costs are based on a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student’s cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees.

• Indirect costs are not billed through the University; these out-of-pocket expenses are housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs) food, books, supplies, course materials, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses.

Direct Cost based on 2026-2027 Tuition Rates and Mandatory Fees (i.e., SGA Fee - $25.00). See Tuition Rates 2026-2027 for the different rates.

Federal Loan Fees: There is an origination fee of 1.057% for Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized student loans, which is taken out of the loan before funds are disbursed to your student account. Actual fees will depend on the amount you borrow (if any). are actual and added at time application is received.

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States and international Worldwide locations, and Worldwide Online.

Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

Note: Worldwide Individual Tutorials require CAO or Chancellor approval. 

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States and international Worldwide locations, and Worldwide Online.

Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

Note: Worldwide Individual Tutorials require CAO or Chancellor approval. 

The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a student budget, is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated COA expenses include tuition, fees, housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs), food, books, course materials, supplies, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses while attending school.

Undergraduate costs are based off of a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student’s cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees.

• Indirect costs are not billed through the University; these out-of-pocket expenses are housing (i.e. housing/rent/housing costs) food, books, supplies, course materials, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses.

Direct Cost based on 2026-2027 Tuition Rates and Mandatory Fees (i.e., SGA Fee - $25.00). See Tuition Rates 2026-2027 for the different rates.

Federal Loan Fees: There is an origination fee of 1.057% for Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized student loans, which is taken out of the loan before funds are disbursed to your student account. Actual fees will depend on the amount you borrow (if any). are actual and added at time application is received.

The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a student budget, is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated COA expenses include tuition, fees, housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs), food, books, course materials, supplies, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses while attending school.

Graduate costs are based on a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student’s cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees.

• Indirect costs are not billed through the University; these out-of-pocket expenses are housing (i.e., housing/rent/housing costs) food, books, supplies, course materials, equipment, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses.

Direct Cost based on 2026-2027 Tuition Rates and Mandatory Fees (i.e., SGA Fee - $25.00). See Tuition Rates 2026-2027 for the different rates.

Federal Loan Fees: There is an origination fee of 1.057% for Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized student loans, which is taken out of the loan before funds are disbursed to your student account. Actual fees will depend on the amount you borrow (if any). are actual and added at time application is received.

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States and international Worldwide locations, and Worldwide Online.

Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

Note: Worldwide Individual Tutorials require CAO or Chancellor approval. 

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States and international Worldwide locations, and Worldwide Online.

Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

Note: Worldwide Individual Tutorials require CAO or Chancellor approval. 

Each student’s cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different. Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees. Indirect costs are not billed through the university but are optional.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Finally, please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

Mandatory Fees

Charged to all registered students regardless of modality or class mode:

• $25: Student Government Association (SGA) fee per academic year
• $100: Undergraduate/Master’s Graduation Fee (non-refundable)

User Fees

• $50: Undergraduate Application Fee (non-refundable)
• $50: Graduate Application Fee (non-refundable)
• $15: Transcript Fee-Electronic Copy (includes service charge)**
• $20: Transcript Fee-Paper Copy
• $65: Duplicate Diploma
• $65: Previously Earned Diploma

Note: A 2.95% service fee (minimum $3.00) will be assessed for all domestic credit/debit transactions. A 4.25% service fee (minimum $3.00) will be assessed for all international credit/debit transactions.

This online tool will help estimate the amount of financial aid you could be offered and the net amount you may be expected to pay toward the cost of attending Embry‑Riddle Worldwide.

¹All figures are subjected to the prevailing GST.
²Includes Dual Enrollment and Online Exchange Programs.

All rates effective July 1, 2025.

To support the development of new degree programs, updates to the curriculum of our well-established academic programs, staffing of our specialized faculty and enhanced technological upgrades utilized in our program delivery a review of tuition rates takes place annually by the ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ - Asia Board of Directors. Any decision on change in tuition rates takes place in November and will take effect the following Academic year beginning July 1.

¹All figures are subjected to the prevailing GST.
²Includes Dual Enrollment and Online Exchange Programs.

All rates effective July 1, 2025.

To support the development of new degree programs, updates to the curriculum of our well-established academic programs, staffing of our specialized faculty and enhanced technological upgrades utilized in our program delivery a review of tuition rates takes place annually by the ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ - Asia Board of Directors. Any decision on change in tuition rates takes place in November and will take effect the following Academic year beginning July 1.

Mandatory Fees

Charged to all registered students regardless of modality or class mode.

Miscellaneous Fees

¹All figures are subjected to the prevailing GST.
²Only required for in-person or blended ASCI 185.
³Only required for in-person or blended ASCI 301, ASCI 303, ASCI 403 and ASCI 411.

All rates effective July 1, 2024.