Undergraduate Tuition Costs

AIC was founded on the principles of providing access to higher education and removing barriers. We continue those traditions today—99% of full-time undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid.

Below you’ll find our tuition and other costs for undergraduate and graduate students before aid. We want to make this journey achievable for you.

On average, undergraduate students only pay $23,000 after scholarships, grants, and other aid—and many students pay even less based on scholarship eligibility, grants, and the Student Aid Index (SAI).

Net Price Calculators

View AIC’s tuition costs for undergraduate programs, and estimate payments with our net price calculator. You can even factor in anticipated grants, scholarships, and financial aid packages.

All Estimated Costs

Summer 2026 / Fall 2026 / Spring 2027 Academic Year

Rates are effective for terms starting on or after 5/1/2026.

The costs shown below are estimates based upon full-time enrollment (12-18 credits) and standard room/meal options. Fees associated with specific programs, courses, or that can be waived are not included in the estimates. Yearly costs assume enrollment in the fall and spring terms only. Additional costs will be incurred for enrollment in other terms.

Full-Time Undergraduate Resident*
DescriptionFall TermSpring TermYearly
Tuition$22,935$22,935$45,870
Comprehensive Fee$500$500$1,000
Standard Room$4,340$4,340$8,680
Meal Plan$4,640$4,640$9,280
Books / Supplies**$650$650$1,300
Total Base Cost$33,065$33,065$66,130
Full-Time Undergraduate Commuter*
DescriptionFall TermSpring TermYearly
Tuition$22,935$22,935$45,870
Comprehensive Fee$500$500$1,000
Books / Supplies**$650$650$1,300
Total Base Cost$24,085$24,085$48,170
Part-Time Undergraduate*
DescriptionFall TermSpring Term
Tuition$940 per credit$940 per credit
Comprehensive Fee$150$150
Books / Supplies**$325$325
Indirect Costs to Consider
DescriptionFull-Time Resident (Yearly)Full-Time Commuter (Yearly)
Personal Expenses$500$1,000
Loan Fees$65$65
Housing Expenses$0$3,694

*All students are subject to the Student Health Insurance Regulations. Please refer to the section on Student Health Insurance.

**Books and supplies are not charged to the student’s account. They are an out-of-pocket expense. However, students with overall credit balances on their accounts may request a Book Voucher (terms and conditions apply).

Tuition and Fees
DescriptionTuition Charge Per TuitionComprehensive Fee; Per TermAcademic CalendarStudent Health Insurance
Undergraduate Comprehensive Tuition1Per Term: Fall and Spring (12-18 credits)$22,935$500TraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee1 – Fall & Spring TermsPart-Time / Overload$940$150TraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee – Summer & Intersession (<5000)Per Credit$460NoneTraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee – Summer & Intersession (5000+)Per Credit$940NoneTraditionalYes
Audit RateCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Program Specific Tuition & Fees
DescriptionCharge PerAmountComprehensive Fee; Per Term (Fall & Spring Terms Only)Academic CalendarStudent Health Insurance (Required to Waive or Enroll)
Certificate: Addiction CounselingCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Certificate: Micro-emerging Markets: CannabisCredit$460$150TraditionalNo
ACCESS ProgramCredit$460$150TraditionalNo
College StepsCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Degree Completion ProgramsCredit$460$1507 WeekNo
Evenings at AIC (including online courses)Credit$460$150TraditionalYes
Evenings at AIC (online only)Credit$460$150Traditional and/or 7 WeekNo

Notes: 1Occupational Therapy majors and Physical Therapy majors who are in the professional phase of their programs, will be charged the applicable undergraduate comprehensive tuition and fees.

Miscellaneous Fees
DescriptionAmountCharge Per
Vendor Fee: EXS2500: NASM: Certified Personal Trainer
*Price subject to change
$549*Course
Student Parking Resident$135 term & $7.95 yearly issuance feeTerm
Student Parking Commuter$75 term & $7.95 yearly issuance feeTerm
Withdrawal Fee$750Term

Residence Life and Meal Plans

For a complete list of 2026-2027 Residence Halls and Meal Plan Costs visit the MyAIC Housing & Meal Plans page.

All Students

Administrative Fees and Parking Fees
DescriptionAmountCharge Per
Diploma Replacement Fee Apostille Seal (If required for an International Diploma is an additional $6)$75Each
Returned Check Fee$25Each
Transcript
See Office of the Registrar, Forms & Services, Official Transcript Requests
VariableEach

Student Health Insurance

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts mandates that all matriculated full-time and three-quarter-time students attending an institution of higher education who are not enrolled solely in short-term courses or in an online program must be enrolled in a qualifying Student Health Plan that meets established minimum benefit guidelines. The minimum benefit guidelines can be found on the Massachusetts Health Connector.

All students who meet the eligibility requirements are automatically enrolled in and charged for the AIC Student Health Insurance Plan.

AIC automatically applies the insurance fee but it may be waived during the add-drop period of the initial term for the year if the student has comparable coverage with another carrier. A 12-month plan, the insurance covers the period between August 1st and July 31st of the following year. The cost of insurance is subject to annual increases.

*This is a brief overview of the plan and additional terms and conditions apply. Contact Student Accounts for complete plan information. Policy information is posted on the my.aic.edu portal. Rates are typically not available until early June.

Withdrawal from the College

All students who elect to leave American International College for reasons other than graduation MUST officially withdraw from the institution.

Students who withdraw prior to the end of the add/drop period for the term (or session) will receive a 100% reversal of tuition, fees, residence hall and meal charges. Undergraduate students who withdraw during the add/drop period will be charged a $750 withdrawal fee.

A limited pro-rate schedule specific to each academic calendar is applied for all withdrawals from the college that occur after the add/drop period. The refund schedules are posted on the Office of Student Accounts section of the myAIC Portal.


Summer 2025 / Fall 2025 / Spring 2026 Academic Year

Rates are effective for terms starting on or after 5/1/2025.

The costs shown below are estimates based upon full-time enrollment (12-18 credits) and standard room/meal options. Fees associated with specific programs, courses, or that can be waived are not included in the estimates. Yearly costs assume enrollment in the fall and spring terms only. Additional costs will be incurred for enrollment in other terms.

Full-Time Undergraduate Resident*
DescriptionFall TermSpring TermYearly
Tuition$22,265$22,265$44,530
Comprehensive Fee$500$500$1,000
Standard Room$4,340$4,340$8,680
Meal Plan$4,375$4,375$8,750
Books / Supplies**$650$650$1,300
Total Base Cost$32,130$32,130$64,260
Full-Time Undergraduate Commuter*
DescriptionFall TermSpring TermYearly
Tuition$22,265$22,265$44,530
Comprehensive Fee$500$500$1,000
Books / Supplies**$650$650$1,300
Total Base Cost$23,415$23,415$46,830
Part-Time Undergraduate*
DescriptionFall TermSpring Term
Tuition$915 per credit$915 per credit
Comprehensive Fee$150$150
Books / Supplies**$325$325
Indirect Costs to Consider
DescriptionFull-Time Resident (Yearly)Full-Time Commuter (Yearly)
Personal Expenses$500$1,000
Loan Fees$65$65
Housing Expenses$0$3,694

*All students are subject to the Student Health Insurance Regulations. Please refer to the section on Student Health Insurance.

**Books and supplies are not charged to the student’s account. They are an out-of-pocket expense. However, students with overall credit balances on their accounts may request a Book Voucher (terms and conditions apply).

Tuition and Fees
DescriptionTuition Charge PerTuitionComprehensive Fee; Per Term (Fall & Spring Terms Only)Academic CalendarStudent Health Insurance (Required to Waive or Enroll)
Undergraduate Comprehensive Tuition1Per Term: Fall and Spring (12-18 credits)$22,265$500TraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee1 (Fall & Spring Terms)Per Credit: Part-Time (under 12 credits), Overload (over 18 credits)$915$150TraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee1 – Summer & Intersession (<5000)Per Credit$460NoneTraditionalYes
Undergraduate per credit fee1 – Summer & Intersession (5000+)Per Credit$915NoneTraditionalYes
Audit RateCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Program Specific Tuition & Fees
DescriptionPer ChargeAmountComprehensive Fee; Per Term (Fall & Spring Terms Only)Academic CalendarStudent Health Insurance (Required to Waive or Enroll)
Certificate: Addiction CounselingCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Certificate: Micro-emerging Markets: CannabisCredit$460$150TraditionalNo
ACCESS ProgramCredit$460$150TraditionalNo
College StepsCredit$460$150TraditionalYes
Degree Completion ProgramsCredit$460$1507 WeekNo
Evenings at AIC (including online courses)Credit$460$150TraditionalYes
Evenings at AIC (Online Only)Credit$460$150Traditional and/or 7 WeekNo

Notes:

1Occupational Therapy majors and Physical Therapy majors who are in the professional phase of their programs, will be charged the applicable undergraduate comprehensive tuition and fees.

Miscellaneous Fees
DescriptionAmountCharge Per
Vendor Fee: EXS2500: NASM: Certified Personal Trainer$549Course
Student Parking Resident$135 term & $7.95 yearly issuance feeTerm
Student Parking Commuter$75 term & $7.95 yearly issuance feeTerm
Withdrawal Fee (refer to the withdrawal policy)$750Term

For additional information about Reaching Educational Achievements please view the services and pricing page.

Residence Life ad Meal Plans

For a complete list of 2025-2026 Residence Halls and Meal Plan Costs visit the MyAIC Housing & Meal Plans page.

All Students

Administrative Fee and Parking Fees
DescriptionAmountCharge Per
Diploma Replacement Fee Apostille Seal (If required for an International Diploma is an additional $6)$75Each
Returned Check Fee$25Each
Student Parking Resident$135Term
Student Parking Commuter$75Term
Transcript (See Office of the Registrar, Forms & Services, Official Transcript Request)VariableEach

Student Health Insurance

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts mandates that all matriculated full-time and three-quarter-time students attending an institution of higher education who are not enrolled solely in short-term courses or in an online program must be enrolled in a qualifying Student Health Plan that meets established minimum benefit guidelines. The minimum benefit guidelines can be found on the Massachusetts Health Connector.

All students who meet the eligibility requirements are automatically enrolled in and charged for the AIC Student Health Insurance Plan.

AIC automatically applies the insurance fee but it may be waived during the add-drop period of the initial term for the year if the student has comparable coverage with another carrier. A 12-month plan, the insurance covers the period between August 1st and July 31st of the following year. The cost of insurance is subject to annual increases.

*This is a brief overview of the plan and additional terms and conditions apply. Contact Student Accounts for complete plan information. Policy information is posted on the my.aic.edu portal. Rates are typically not available until early June.

Withdrawal from the College

All students who elect to leave American International College for reasons other than graduation MUST officially withdraw from the institution.

Students who withdraw prior to the end of the add/drop period for the term (or session) will receive a 100% reversal of tuition, fees, residence hall and meal charges. Undergraduate students who withdraw during the add/drop period will be charged a $750 withdrawal fee.

A limited pro-rate schedule specific to each academic calendar is applied for all withdrawals from the college that occur after the add/drop period. The refund schedules are posted on the Office of Student Accounts section of the myAIC Portal.


Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA) for 2024-2025

The financial aid cost of attendance (COA) for a student serves as an estimate of that student’s educational expenses for the period of enrollment. The COA serves as the foundation for evaluating an individual’s financial need, as it establishes the limit on total aid that a student may receive for purposes of scholarships, grants, work, and loans. The COA is also fundamental in calculating Pell Grant valuation.

DescriptionResidentCommuter
Tuition$43,230$43,230
Annual Fees$1,000$1,000
Books / Supplies$1,200$1,200
Housing and Food$16,750$5,200
Personal$0$0
Transportation$1,000$1,000
Average Loan Fees$116$116
Total$63,296$51,746

The Comprehensive Fee, Explained

Effective for all terms beginning May 1, 2023, or later.

The comprehensive fee allows AIC to provide both undergraduate and graduate students with a variety of services that enhance their college experience in the classroom and beyond. These services include, but are not limited, to:

  • Academic support services through the NEST center*
  • The Saremi Center for Career Development
  • Access to technology and IT helpdesk support
  • Online and remote learning systems and supports
  • Dexter Health and Counseling Services
  • Graduation, diploma, and commencement activities
  • The James Shea Memorial Library, including online database and journal access
  • Campus events and activities
  • Free admission to AIC Athletics regular season home competitions including at the MassMutual Center

*REACH services are not included in the comprehensive fee.

Why a comprehensive fee?

AIC at its core strives to make the college experience accessible and understandable to anyone wanting to pursue a quality education. With the comprehensive fee, students know exactly what to expect when they enroll at AIC, without hidden charges or surprises down the road.

All rates are subject to change. Changes will be posted here. Rates apply to all students, including military students.