See what Allen could really cost your family.
Your actual cost may be less than the sticker price. Our Net Price Calculator gives you a personalized estimate of your cost after grants and scholarships.
Three steps to your estimate.
Federal law requires every college to offer a net price calculator so families can compare real costs before applying.
Gather your information
Have your family’s income, household size, and recent tax information handy for the most accurate estimate.
Answer a few questions
The calculator asks about your household and finances.
Get your estimate
See your estimated cost of attendance, possible grant aid, and net price for one year at Allen.
Direct costs, indirect costs, and what you’ll pay.
Your total Cost of Attendance (COA) combines direct and indirect costs. Subtract the financial aid you’re offered, and you have an approximate figure of what your family can expect to contribute.
Direct costs
Standardized charges paid directly to the University. They’re the same for every full-time student.
- Tuition
- Fees
- Room
- Board
Indirect costs
Expenses that vary from student to student, based on your major, standard of living, and distance from home. Plan to cover items like textbooks and supplies when you arrive.
- Books & supplies
- Transportation
- Personal expenses
See federal net price data.
The U.S. Department of Education publishes Allen University’s average net price by family income each year. Use it to compare, then use our calculator for an estimate based on your family.
Average net price by family income
Published by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) on College Navigator, updated annually.
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An Allen education is within reach.
Get your personalized estimate, then let our Financial Aid team help you build a plan.