Explore your options for paying for college.
Whether you’re considering applying to Rogers State University or you have already been admitted, factoring in the cost of attendance is an important step in preparing for your college journey. Fortunately, RSU keeps the cost of college low with affordable in-state tuition options and our Guaranteed Tuition Program.
On this page, you’ll learn about the average cost of college per semester and how to pay for college expenses such as food, housing, and materials. We’re dedicated to maintaining transparency and honesty when it comes to estimating the cost of attendance and other college expenses.
The cost of attendance at RSU includes the following:
- Tuition and fees
- Housing
- Food
- Materials and supplies
2024-2025 Approximate Cost per Semester
Whether you’re attending RSU from out of state or are interested in what kinds of in-state tuition rates are available for you, RSU is committed to keeping the cost of college as low as possible to make earning a quality education accessible for anyone.
Understanding the cost of college at RSU is easy, thanks to our block rate tuition rates and clear breakdown of fees being included. Block rate tuition makes paying for college simple for students taking 12 or more credit hours. You will be billed at the designated rate below per semester for tuition and mandatory fees. Please note that adult degree completion courses are not included in the block rate tuition.
Read more about fees associated with the cost of college at RSU.
In-State Tuition Rates for Oklahoma Residents
| Student Type | Tuition | Fees | Per Credit Hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block Rate Tuition | $3,875 | ||
| Undergraduate | $172 | $97 | $269 |
| Adult Degree Completion | $266 | $266 | |
| RSU Guaranteed | $197 | $97 | $294 |
| Graduate | $172 | $97 | $269 |
Cost of Attendance for Nonresidents
| Student Type | Tuition | Fees | Per Credit Hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block Rate Tuition | $8,205 | ||
| Undergraduate Nonresident | $450 | $97 | $547 |
| Adult Degree Completion | $601 | $601 | |
| Graduate Nonresident | $455 | $97 | $552 |
Cost of College Housing
One of the most exciting parts of the college experience is living on campus alongside your peers. When paying for college, it’s vital to think about what kind of housing you are looking for and how much it will cost.
Regardless of whether you are paying in-state tuition or are a nonresident, the cost of college housing is the same at RSU.
We want to make paying for college housing as simple as possible. That’s why your rent will include high-speed internet access and all utilities. All housing prices are provided with additional options within the price range.
As you think about how to pay for college housing, keep in mind that a $200 housing deposit is required and cannot be covered by scholarships. Additionally, all residents will incur cleaning and laundry fees. If you live in University Village facilities, you must purchase a meal plan —which can be used in the Hillcat Cafe or Chapman Dining Hall.
Cost of College Meal Plans
Another thing to keep in mind when thinking about the cost of attendance at RSU is paying for meals on campus. As with the cost of college housing, meal plans are the same for nonresidents and students paying in-state tuition.
If you are a commuting student worrying about paying for college meals, no need to stress—thanks to our commuter meal plans. The cost of college meal plans for commuters depends on which option you choose.
Books and Supplies
The cost of attendance at RSU also includes the cost of college textbooks and the supplies for your courses. The cost of college supplies for you will greatly depend on your courses and major.
To help you plan how to pay for college materials, we suggest budgeting between $1,050 and $1,200.
How to Pay for College
After you understand the cost of attendance at RSU, you might be wondering how to pay for college costs and fees. Fortunately, we make paying for college easy, with so many options to choose from.
You can pay by telephone, online, on campus, or by mail.
Failure to receive a statement will not exempt a student from penalties. It is the student’s responsibility to determine his/her financial obligation and how it is to be met. Statements are available on the MyRSU portal and can be emailed to student email accounts upon request.