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Seeking Information about Tuition, Fees, Housing, and Food (Meal Plans)?

2024-2025

Tuition and Fees

2025-2026

Tuition and Fees

How to Plan for Your Future

To calculate your unique net cost of attendance, subtract your Scholarships, Grants, and Loans (if you plan to borrow them), from Tuition and Fees (and housing and food if living on campus).

• You can find your financial aid information in Self-Service

To estimate subsequent years, multiply your Net Cost of Attendance by 0.04 (to account for yearly tuition increases) and then multiply that by the total number of years you are estimating!

Understanding Renewable Financial Aid

Aid is renewable by filing a FAFSA yearly and maintaining satisfactory academic progress (SAP) as stated in the university catalog. Usually, the awards remain about the same unless there is a change in a family's financial circumstances or the recipient does not maintain SAP.  Renewal of aid administered by Holy Family University is dependent upon the availability of funds and a reassessment of the aid recipient’s eligibility. Commitment of funds assigned by the federal and state government is made subject to legislative appropriation.

Important Information

The information on this page gives you an idea of current and future costs. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, please keep in mind this information does not represent a final determination or actual financial aid and costs for future years. This information can change and will be updated once changes are approved. This information is not binding on the PA State Department of Education, the US Department of Education, or Holy Family University and may change.

You must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be eligible for and receive an actual financial aid award that may include a federal grant, loan, or work-study assistance under Title IV.  Holy Family University cannot predict or be held responsible for estimates of future years’ tuition, fees, housing, food (meal plans), cost of attendance, and available state and federal aid.