The 9-month student budget will include tuition, mandatory fees, health service fees & health insurance, books & supplies, and moderate living expenses. This number represents the maximum amount of funding you can receive through any scholarships, fellowships, sponsorship or student loans. The Financial Aid office recommends that you borrow responsibly and only the amount you truly need.

*Mandatory fees include the CBS instructional materials fee, University facilities fees, University document fee, and the first-year student CBS orientation/program fee. The University will be reducing the fall semester facilities fee to exclude the recreational component (students will only be charged the computing part of the facilities fee).  On-campus full time students will be charged $277 for the fall and fully remote students will be charged $261 for the fall.  CBS' instructional materials fee of $445 for the fall will again be waived due to COVID and the program fees has been reduced from $1,700 to $850 due to the virtual nature of orientation.  Changes are forthcoming in all billing details.

Students may incur additional costs not included in the budget above and should prepare accordingly. Examples include:

• Relocation/moving expenses and apartment security deposits

• Chazen-approved study tours, cluster travel, treks, recruiting trips and other job search-related expenses

• Medical expenses not covered by insurance

• Optional club dues, conferences, travel, and event costs

• Summer expenses before, during, and after school

• Past or current credit card or other consumer debt