Admissions
College of Arts and Sciences undergraduate tuition and fees
More than 90% of students at Redlands receive financial aid — making a Redlands education affordable and attainable in four years.
We encourage you and your family to click on the Net Price Calculator (NPC) link below to see what a Redlands education may cost you.
2025-2026 Estimated school year standard charges
| Tuition | Fall and spring terms | $61,932 |
| Housing | Double occupancy (fall and spring term) | $13,048 |
| Meal plan | All Access Meal Plan (fall and spring term) | $5,706 |
| Associated student fee | Student activities | $350 |
| New student / new program fee | One-time fee for all new students | $300 |
| Wellness fee | Student wellbeing resources | $100 |
| Annual total | $81,436 |
In addition to the direct costs identified above, the University estimates a number of indirect costs you may incur while completing your program. The combination of direct and indirect costs creates your cost of attendance which is used to determine your financial need and set the maximum amount of financial aid you can receive for a period of enrollment.
- Personal expenses
- Transportation expenses
- Housing and food expenses
- Books and supplies
- Federal Direct Loan Fees
- A breakdown of your total cost of attendance can be found on your financial aid offer letter in Self-Service Financial Aid.
2024-2025 Estimated school year standard charges
| Tuition | Fall and spring terms | $60,128 |
| Housing* | Double occupancy (fall and spring term) | $12,668 |
| Meal plan** | Standard Meal Plan (fall and spring term) | $4,620 |
| Associated student fee | Student activities | $350 |
| New student / new program fee | One-time fee for all new students | $300 |
| Wellness fee | Student wellbeing resources | $100 |
| Annual total | $78,166 |
*View all housing options and pricing.
**View all meal plans and pricing.
In addition to the direct costs identified above, the University estimates a number of indirect costs you may incur while completing your program. The combination of direct and indirect costs creates your cost of attendance which is used to determine your financial need and set the maximum amount of financial aid you can receive for a period of enrollment.
- Personal expenses
- Transportation expenses
- Housing and food expenses
- Books and supplies
- Federal Direct Loan Fees
- A breakdown of your total cost of attendance can be found on your financial aid offer letter in Self-Service Financial Aid.