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Tuition and Fees

Gettysburg College awarded nearly $100M in aid last year.

Determining your costs

Future tuition, housing, and food rates are to be determined each year. Based on historical averages, we suggest planning for an annual increase of 3.5%. The Office of Financial Aid reviews need-based aid annually based on FAFSA data and a cost of living adjustment may be issued. 

Prospective students can use Gettysburg’s Net Price Calculator for an estimate of need-based financial aid.

For the 2026–27 academic year

2026–2027 ANNUAL COST OF ATTENDANCE (COA)
Billed CostsNon-Billed Costs
Tuition$71,730Personal Expenses$1,200
Housing and Food$17,340Transportation$1,500
  Books and Supplies$1,000
  Loan Fees$40
Total Billed Costs$89,070Total Non-Billed Costs$3,740
Total Costs of Attendance$92,810

For the 2025–26 academic year

2025–2026 Annual Cost of Attendance (COA)

2025–2026 ANNUAL COST OF ATTENDANCE (COA)
Billed CostsNon-Billed Costs
Tuition$68,970Personal Expenses$1,200
Housing and Food$16,670Transportation$1,500
  Books and Supplies$1,000
  Loan Fees$40
Total Billed Costs$85,640Total Non-Billed Costs$3,740
Total Costs of Attendance$89,380

College Student Health Insurance plan of $2,856 is required for matriculated international students and students without adequate health insurance coverage.

 

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