Tuition and Fees

 

2020-21 Tuition & Fees Summary

Tennessee Tech always want new students and parents to have the most accurate, clearest information possible about what they can expect to pay in tuition and mandatory fees.

For the 2020-21 academic year, Tennessee Tech may enhance our tuition model to give students and parents even greater clarity on what they will be expected to pay in tuition and mandatory fees. The full-time rate will only be for new students.

A tuition model change is being reviewed by Tech’s Board of Trustees in early March. If the model is approved by the Board and our state agency, we will have good news about the new, full-time undergraduate rate, and the advantages that come with it, by May 1.

As quickly as possible in May, we will share the news about tuition for the next academic year with our students and families. Tennessee Tech families will know about Tech tuition and fees earlier than students and parents choosing other Tennessee public colleges and universities. The other universities most likely won’t share tuition news until the summer months. 

The proposed tuition structure is focused on clarity of cost and affordability of a Tennessee Tech bachelor’s degree. Tech is already ranked #1 in Tennessee for return on investment. Many of our students graduate debt-free, and our average starting salary is one of the highest in the state. We are excited to continue to find ways to best serve our students as we prepare them to be career-ready!

Below is an example of the proposed tuition and mandatory fees for the 2020-21 semester. For more information about residence hall an meal plan options, click here.

2020-21 In-State Tuition & Fees (New Freshman & Transfers Only)

Expense	Per Semester
Full-time Tuition Rate*	$5,169
Residence Hall Room**	$2,880
Meal Plan**	$2,403
Total In-State Cost	$10,452

A full explanation of the fees is available here.

2020-21 Domestic Out-of-State Tuition & Fees (New Freshman & Transfers Only)

Attend Money Magazine’s #1 ranked public university in Tennessee (2018) known for low student debt and high starting career salaries. Tech out-of-state rates are competitive with in-state tuition rates across the country. You can afford a degree from Tennessee Tech. Additionally, Tech graduates consistently enter the workforce with the least debt of all public Tennessee universities. Make this advantage your advantage and apply to become a Golden Eagle!

A full explanation of the fees is available here.

Scholarships

Hundreds of scholarships are available each academic year for freshmen and transfer students! For more information, visit tntech.edu/scholarships.