Join a community where excellence lives, students thrive and lifelong connections begin.

Number 1 Again

U.S. News & World Report: Baker is top-ranked Kansas university.

The College of Arts and Sciences offers bachelor’s degrees in more than 40 areas of study.

With more than 70 extracurricular activities and organizations you'll find your niche.

At Baker University you'll be challenged every day, not only to think but also to think critically while solving real-world problems.

Baker alumni include four Rhodes Scholars, a Pulitzer Prize winner, entrepreneurs, educators, nurses, writers, artists, doctors, explorers and trendsetters who have shaped our world.

During your search of colleges, you will find that Baker University's total direct cost of tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board is highly competitive with other private institutions.

More than 90% of Baker students at the College of Arts and Sciences receive financial aid in the form of scholarships and grants that total thousands of dollars. Use our free Scholarship Calculator to estimate your scholarship.
For more information, please call 800.873.4282, request more information.
2013-2014 Education Costs

2014-2015 Education Costs for the Baldwin City Campus

College of Arts & Sciences | Undergraduate School of Education

	Year	Per Semester
Tuition
Full-time undergraduates (12-18 hours)	$25,950	$12,975
Part-time undergraduates (1-11 hours)	$790 per c/h
Overload (over 18 hours)	$425 per c/h
Summer school	$425 per c/h
Interterm session only	$425 per c/h
Summer internship - first 3 hours	$200 per c/h
Summer internship - over 3 hours	$425 per c/h
High school tuition	$100 per c/h
High school concurrent credit	$100 per c/h
Room
Irwin/Gessner double occupancy	$3,740	$1,870
Irwin/Gessner single occupancy	$5,150	$2,575
New Living Center double (suites B and C)	$4,790	$2,395
New Living Center single (suite A)	$5,580	$2,790
Apartments	$5,870	$2,935
Meal Plans
19-meal plan (19 meals per week + $25 in declining balance per semester)	$4,300	$2,150
14-meal plan (14 meals per week + $200 in declining balance and 10 flex meals per semester)	$4,300	$2,150
12-meal plan (12 meals per week + $75 in declining balance and 10 flex meals per semester)	$4,050	$2,025
Commuter meal plan (3 meals per week + $145 in declining balance/semester) available only to students living off campus or in Greek chapter houses or Horn and Markham apartments		$550
New Students
Confirmation deposit (collected from all new students)	$100
Matriculation fee (collected first semester of enrollment)	$80
Other Fees
General University fee (full time)	$340/year $170/semester
General University fee (part time)	$150/year $75/semester
Graduation fee (charged when senior status attained)	$75
Music private lesson fee - NONREFUNDABLE	$200/semester (half-hour lessons)
Advanced placement fee	$35
Returned-check charge	$25
Student ID card - replacement fee	$30 each
Student-teaching fee	$15 per c/h
State-assessed fees for student teaching	TBD (subject to change without notice)
Official transcript request	$10 each
Instructional fees - NONREFUNDABLE	TBD/course
Interest charged on late payments	1% per month