UCSD Tuition 2018/2019 for In-state and Out-of-state Students

The official UCSD Tuition 2018/2019 – University of California, San Diego Tuition for In-state and Out-of-state Students. See the UCSD tuition for undergraduate and graduate students. Here you will see the full cost of study in the University of California at San Diego.

The University of California, San Diego, also known as UCSD, is a public research university located in the La Jolla neighborhood of San Diego, California, in the United States.

UCSD Tuition 2018/2019 – University of California, San Diego Tuition

Use this estimated cost of attendance to help decide how much money you’ll need to attend UC San Diego and how much financial aid you may need to meet that goal. Your actual costs may differ. Your basic cost of attendance may also have add-ons for nonresident costs and orientation fees.

UCSD Tuition for Undergraduates 2018–2019

Use this estimated cost of attendance to help decide how much money you’ll need to attend UC San Diego and how much financial aid you may need to meet that goal. Your actual costs may differ. Your basic cost of attendance may also have add-ons for nonresident costs and orientation fees

a) All new UC San Diego freshmen will be billed an average one-time Orientation fee of $176 and new transfers an average one-time Orientation fee of $108. All new freshmen and transfers will be billed a one-time Document fee of $165. Any prior payments you made to the university (such as Student Intent to Register and Housing deposits) will show as credits towards your fall bill.
b) The Cost of Attendance (COA) does not include the UC San Diego Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) of $1,971. The COA and award packages will be revised late October for students who do not opt out.

c) “Actual tuition, fees, and charges are subject to change by the Regents of the University of California and could be affected by increases or reductions in State funding, or other developments.”

d) Non-California resident students applying for financial aid: Non-California residents pay Non-Resident Supplemental Tuition (currently estimated to be $28,992 annually) in addition to charges paid by in-state students. Along with the family’s resources, non-residents will only be considered for Federal Pell Grant, Federal Work-Study and loans to help meet their educational costs, if they qualify. Loans must be repaid.UCSD Tuition for Graduate Students 2018-2019

Use these estimated costs of attendance to help decide how much money you’ll need to attend UC San Diego and how much financial aid you may need to meet that goal. Your actual costs may differ.

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a) All new UC San Diego Graduate students will be billed a one-time Document Fee of $100.
b) The Cost of Attendance (COA) includes the UC Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) of $3,609. Students may opt out of the UC Student Health Insurance Plan.
c) “Actual tuition, fees, and charges are subject to change by the Regents of the University of California and could be affected by increases or reductions in State funding, or other developments.”
d) Non-California resident students applying for financial aid: Non-California residents pay Non-Resident Supplemental Tuition (currently estimated to be $15,102 annually) in addition to charges paid by in-state students. Graduate students (resident and non-resident) will only be considered for Federal Direct Unsubsidized and Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans to help meet their educational costs. Loans must be repaid.

Proposed 2018/2019 Tuition & Fee Chart for Graduate Students