Investing in Yourself
A college education is a big investment. It’s also one of the best investments you can make. A U.S. Census study shows that lifetime earnings for people who go to college is $450,000 to $1.5 million more than high school graduates.
Dunwoody has a long track record of successful college graduates: 95 percent of our 2020 graduating class found a job in the field that they majored in.
Cost of Attendance for the 2023-24 Academic Year
| Note: average costs are per year and vary by program. See below for specific costs. | ||
| Tuition Average | $24,029 | |
| Average Books & Supplies | $694 | |
| Average Fees | $1,849 | |
| LIVING EXPENSES | ||
| Food | $1,660.50 | |
| Housing (on/off campus—and with or without dependents) | $5,669.04 | |
| Housing (with parent) | NA | |
| Transportation | $800 | |
| Miscellaneous | $1,000 | |
| OTHER EXPENSES | ||
| Federal Student Loan Fees | 1.057% of Annual Federal Loan Limit | |
| Direct Plus Loan Fees | 4.228% of Annual Loan Amount | |
| Dependent Care | email the Financial Aid Office to provide the exact amount of your annual dependent care | |
| Disability-related expenses | email the Financial Aid Office to provide the exact amount | |
| Professional licensure, certification, or a first professional credential | Exact Cost |
Paying for College
Learn more about how to finance your Dunwoody education, including type of financial aid and how to apply for financial aid.
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