For In-State Residents:

The tuition for New York State residents is $3,200 per semester. Tuition for the entire three-semester program is $9,600, plus fees of $1,720, bringing the three-semester total for tuition and fees to $11,320

For Non-Residents and International Students:

The tuition for non-New York State residents is $500 per credit. Assuming 15 credits per semester, the tuition is $7,500 per semester.

Out-of-state residents who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents may qualify for in-state tuition in their third semester, if they become legal residents of New York State. If so, tuition for the entire three-semester program is $18,200 plus fees of $1,720, bringing the three-semester total for tuition and fees to $19,920.

For information about what is required for residency classification, visit http://www.gc.cuny.edu/current_students/tuition_curnt_stdnts.htm#nystate

For international students, tuition for the entire three-semester program is $22,500, plus fees of $1,720, bringing the three-semester total for tuition and fees to $24,220.

Breakdown of Student Fees:

The Graduate School of Journalism will charge $1,180 in fees for the first two semesters and $540 in fees during the third semester. The breakdown of those fees is as follows:

January Academy Fee	$100 second semester only
Consolidated Fee	$15 per semester
Technology Fee	$75 per semester
Program Materials Fee	$400 per semester
Student Activity Fee	$50 per semester

The Intersession fee will cover the costs of workshops offered in the January Academy between the first and second semesters.

The Consolidated Fee ensures the continuation, expansion, and establishment of critical university-wide services including but not limited to: the processing of financial aid applications, the immunization program, the job location /development program and other services.

The Technology fee will help defray the cost of electronic databases, computer hardware and software, help desk service, and computer and network maintenance.

The Program Materials fee will cover the cost of providing students with state-of-the-art audio and video equipment, portable multimedia packs, a variety of news data streams, editing suites, classrooms wired for webcasting, and a fully equipped newsroom.

The Student Activity fee will cover costs associated with extracurricular education programs such as a journalism speakers series, a journalism film series, special skills workshops and other events requested by students.

The following special charges may also apply:

Late registration	$25
Special examination/project	$25
Program change	$18
Transcript	$7
Readmission	$10
Returned check	$15
Late payment	$15

NOTE: All tuition and fee schedules are subject to change without notice.