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Franklin College Tuition and Fees

Located in Franklin, IN, Franklin College is a private, American Baptist university. Franklin College occupies a total area of about 207 acres. In 1834, Franklin College was founded. Franklin College believes in imparting education and contributing to society by focusing on innovation, research, education, and commitment. The motto of the university is Relentlessly Pursue and its official colors are navy blue and old gold. Out of total 1000 students enrolled at FC, 922 belong to undergraduate

$31,810

Tuition

$46,156

Cost of Attendance

$22,245

Net Price

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Franklin College Tuition and Fees

Franklin College is a prominent educational institution known for offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a wide assortment of streams, providing quality training to students. The tuition fees charged at FC is quite moderate compared to the expense of education at most institutions. The average annual cost for students opting to pursue undergraduate programs at the college is estimated to be around $32,970, based on 2020 - 2021 official information. This amount includes the total tuition fees as well as other expenses. The housing facilities, books and supplies, and other expenses cost $10,244, $1,200, and $3,900, respectively.

Total Cost of Attendance

Student type	In-state	Out-State
Tuition & Fees	$32,010	$32,010
Book & Supplies	$1,200	$1,200
Room & Board cost	$9,946	$9,946
Other Expenses	$3,000	$3,000
Total Cost of Attendance	$46,156	$46,156

As for the cost of attending the university, students should understand that the tuition forms only a portion of the expenses that are involved in the overall cost of attendance. They must plan for several other expenses that accompany the cost of attendance such as lodging, dining, textbooks, supplies, and the cost of living, among others. What's more, at Franklin College, the total tuition and fees for the enrolled students come out to be around $32,970 in a year. In addition, the students will be needed to pay an average expense of $1,200 for books and supplies, $9,722 toward room and boarding, and $3,900 for different other expenses in a year. Hence, based on this information, the overall cost of attending the college adds up to around $47,792 per year.

Average Net Price by Family Income

Net Price

$22,245

Family Income

Avg. Net Price

$0 to $30,000

$17,016

$30,001 to $48,000

$16,083

$48,001 to $75,000

$20,970

$75,001 to $110,000

$23,891

$110,000+

$26,858

The net cost of attending Franklin College – the actual amount that students and their families are required to pay in a given year – varies depending on the candidate's annual family income. The net cost to be borne is typically higher for candidates whose family income is comparatively higher. So, it all essentially depends on the family income bracket of the student. At FC, the average net price is estimated to be around $22,904. The net price for students with an annual family income below $30,000 is reported to be around $15,541. For the individuals who come under the $30,001-$48,000 income category, the net cost is $16,814. On the other hand, an estimated net cost of $21,730 is charged for the $48,001-$75,000 income bracket, $24,591 for the $75,001-$110,000 income category, and $28,588 for an annual family income more than $110,000.

Student Loans

Example Loans

$77,064

Stafford Loan Interest

4.5%

Time to Pay off Student Loan

10 years

Example monthly payment

$800

Total interest paid

$18,907

Sum of Loan Payments

$95,971

To have a realistic understanding of how much it will cost to study at Franklin College here is an example one can consider to estimate the payment amounts one will incur with a student loan. Take a loan of $77,064 for example. This will result in a $9,597 payment to be made each year. We can assume that the interest rate is 4.5% post any refinancing or consolidation activities with a 10 years repayment plan. Then the total payment made towards the loan is $95,971 which is $18,907 in addition to the principal amount, which constitutes the interest payment made throughout the life of the loan.

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Student type	In-state	Out-State
Tuition & Fees	$32,010	$32,010
Room & Board Cost	$9,946	$9,946
Total Tuition & Fees	$41,956	$41,956

At Franklin College, the tuition and fees for students who are pursuing undergraduate courses are estimated to be around $32,970 in a year. They would also be required to pay around $9,722 for their room and boarding expenses. Accordingly, the overall cost for undergraduate students at the college totals about $47,792 per year, based on the available data.

Graduate Tuition and Fees

	In-state	Out-State
Tuition	$19,845	$19,845
Fees	$200	$200

Moving on to the tuition and fees charged for students who wish to join postgraduate programs offered at FC, the amount stands at $38,571 per year. Of this amount, $38,371 accounts for the graduate tuition and the remaining $200 for the graduation fees.

Cost Per Credit Hour

Degree	Year	Cost per Credit hour
Graduate	2018 - 2019	$735
Undergraduate	2018 - 2019	$460

The total program cost divided by the total number of credit hours of the program – also called cost per credit hour – that the student has to pay to attend Franklin College varies for graduate and undergraduate courses. The cost per credit hour for graduate degrees sits at $642, while that of undergraduate degrees is $253, as per the 2019-2020 fee structure. At present, Franklin College also offers various online programs to students across as many as 55 different majors.

Campus Housing Expenses

Housing & other expenses	On Campus	Off Campus
Room & Board	$9,946	$9,200
Other Expense	$3,000	$4,800
Book & Supplies	$1,200	$1,200

As far as the housing and related charges at FC are concerned, these expenses vary depending on whether the candidate chooses to live on-campus or off-campus. Students have to pay $13,244 per year for on-campus housing and $14,000 a year for off-campus lodging facilities. The room and boarding charges for on-campus students come to around $10,244, while the off-campus candidates would need to pay $9,200. In addition to that, the candidates will have to pay an amount of about $1,200 for books and supplies. Meanwhile, the other expenses that one needs to plan for add up to $3,000 for on-campus students and $4,800 for off-campus students.

Campus Housing Expenses

Housing & Other Expenses

Room & Boards

On Campus

$9,946

Off Campus

$9,200

Housing & Other Expenses

Other Expenses

On Campus

$3,000

Off Campus

$4,800

Housing & Other Expenses

Book & Supplies

On Campus

$1,200

Off Campus

$1,200

Projected Price for a 4 year degree

A four-year undergraduate course as well as living expenses at FC are projected to cost around $240,523 as per official data. In comparison, the total expenses for undergraduate students stood at $22,904 for 2018-2019, $22,245 for 2017-2018, and $22,408 for 2016-2017.

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