Through philanthropy, research funding, and work opportunities, the College of Engineering and Computing provides financial support to qualified students through undergraduate scholarships, graduate fellowships and graduate assistantships.
The College of Engineering and Computing offers approximately 100 merit-based scholarships for undergraduate students. These scholarships are department-based and are separate from university-level awards. Find out more and apply for scholarships online.
Graduate fellowships are typically merit-based financial aid for graduate study. Students may receive all or part of their funding from a fellowship, which may come from the college, university or from an external sponsor. Learn more about CEC opportunities and how we provide guidance for your fellowship applications.
The primary academic costs are comprised of university tuition, university fees, and program-specific fees. These are collected by the Bursar’s Office. The Bursar also maintains the current schedule of tuition and fees for estimating your costs of attendance, which vary by program of study, residency, and other unique choices you’ve made for your academic experience. Estimate your costs on the Bursar's Office website.
Department fees for the College of Engineering and Computing and other departments are applied based on your chosen course of study.
For additional information on tuition, fees and billing visit the Bursar’s Office website.