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Tuition

2026–27 Academic Year

Full-Time Block Tuition

Michigan residents taking 12–18 credits


Out-of-state & international admitted students with the Red & White Scholarship taking 12–18 credits

Fall Semester Tuition

$7,140

Due at the start of the fall semester

Winter Semester Tuition

$7,140

Due at the start of the winter semester

Tuition For The Full Academic Year

$14,280

Your total tuition for both fall and winter semesters

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Tuition summary for the 2026–27 academic year.
Full-Time Block Tuition

Michigan residents taking 12–18 credits.

Out-of-state & international admitted students with the Red & White Scholarship also qualify.

Fall Semester

$7,140
Due at the start of the fall semester

Winter Semester

$7,140
Due at the start of the winter semester

Full Academic Year

$14,280
Total tuition for both fall & winter semesters

View Detailed Tuition & Fees

Red & White Scholarship: Students who live outside of Michigan have a standard tuition rate of $24,000. The good news is that once you apply to SVSU and are admitted, SVSU automatically applies the Red & White Scholarship to your bill, reducing your overall tuition to $14,280.

Block Tuition: With block tuition, you pay one flat rate when taking 12-18 credits per semester. This credit range is equivalent to about 4-6 classes per semester. That means you pay the same tuition whether you take 12 or 18 credits each semester (24-36 credits per year). This model allows you to take more classes at no extra cost. That means you can graduate in four years (or less!) — save on tuition and living expenses — and start your career sooner.

No Extra Fees: There are no fees for freshman and sophomore students. Professional fees apply only to select junior and senior students.

Other Costs for the Full Academic Year

Other estimated costs for the 2026–27 academic year.
Estimated expenses for books and supplies $1,220
Optional on-campus housing and meal plan $13,000
Estimated travel/personal/miscellaneous expenses $1,618
Optional meal plan (for commuter students) $500 – $4,950

Your Total Cost of Attendance: Colleges use a “cost of attendance” to help you determine the maximum amount of financial aid you can receive. This total cost includes direct costs you pay to SVSU — such as tuition, housing and a meal plan — plus estimated indirect costs such as books, transportation and personal expenses, which can vary from family to family. At SVSU, the total cost of attendance with these direct and indirect costs is an estimated $30,198.