Undergraduate Tuition(100-400 level courses):
N.H. residents* $292 per credit
Out-of-state residents* $321 per credit

Graduate Tuition(500-600 level courses):
N.H. residents* $320 per credit
Out-of-state residents* $350 per credit

Fees
Mandatory fee $34 per credit* +
Late registration fee $10 (charged if registration is received after the last official date of registration, not charged for weekend or late start courses)
Applied music fee $100 per credit
Parking fee $0-$150**

*Continuing Education students registering for credit courses pay tuition plus a $34 per credit Continuing Education fee. No registration fee is charged for either credit or non-credit courses. The Continuing Education fee provides access to campus services and facilities including computer labs and health services.

+During summer sessions, registration for all classes is through the Continuing Education office. All students, whether matriculated or not, are subject to the mandatory Continuing Education fees.

** All students (even those only on campus during the evenings), faculty/staff, and guests are required to have a permit to park on campus and they must park in the area designated by their permit. Information for acquiring parking permits can be obtained from the parking office located in Grafton House.

Each academic course carries four (4) credits per semester unless otherwise noted. During the fall and spring, Continuing Education students may take no more than eleven credits per semester and no more than seven credits per summer session without obtaining special permission. Please note that the Plymouth State MBA and non-credit courses have their own tuition and fee schedule. Refer to the individual program schedules.

Weekend Courses
No late fees will be assessed for weekend course registrations; however, early registration is encouraged. Under-enrolled classes may be cancelled. Full-time matriculated students registering for weekend courses are required to pay full tuition, no fees, at the time of registration. Some classes require books, which must be purchased in advance at the Bookstore.

All tuition and fees are payable at the time of registration and may be paid by cash, check, money order, Visa, or MasterCard. Make checks payable to Keene State College. Continuing Education fees are non-refundable once a student has officially registered. Tuition and fees are established by the University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees and may be adjusted at any time.

Information on alternative student loan programs is available at Student Financial Services in Elliot Hall.