Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
Vice-President for Finance & Administrative Services: Sarah Mouch
Student Accounts Office: (mcbill@marietta.edu)
Marietta College is an independent not-for-profit 501(c) (3) institution that relies primarily on revenues from tuition, fees, room and board to fund its educational programs. The table below shows current primary tuition, fees, room, and board rates for undergraduate programs. Other non-schedule fees may apply. Tuition and fees for graduate programs are shown in the Graduate Programs section of this catalog.
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Undergraduate Table of Fees, 2025-2026
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Tuition, Room, Board, and Fees
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| Full-Time (12-18 credits) Undergraduate Tuition |
$39,664 |
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| Traditional Room |
$7,974 |
(note 1) |
| Board |
$5,854 |
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| Student activity fee |
$864 |
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| Health fee |
$314 |
(note 2) |
| Total for year |
$54,672 |
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Special tuition fees
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| Per hour in excess of 18 credit hours |
$1,300 |
(note 3) |
| Per hour for less than 12 credit hours |
$1,300 |
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| Private music lessons |
$365 |
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| Auditing per course (under 12 or over 18 hours) |
$250 |
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| Off-campus study fee |
$1,300 |
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| Off-campus study fee - Summer |
$1,300 |
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| Summer Undergraduate Tuition (per credit) |
$485 |
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| Internship fees: |
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(note 3) |
| 1-Credit |
$175 |
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| 2-Credit |
$325 |
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| 3-Credit |
$450 |
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| WSCO Dual Admit Credit Hour Fee |
$171 |
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Other Fees
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| Fall onboarding fee (First-semester Freshmen) |
$458 |
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| Fall transfer student onboarding fee |
$114 |
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| Spring onboarding fee |
$114 |
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| International student onboarding fee |
$335 |
(note 4) |
| International student insurance |
$1400 |
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| Payment plan enrollment fee |
$75 |
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| Late payment fee |
$60 |
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| Returned check fee |
$45 |
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| Outgoing wire |
Varies |
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| Late registration fee |
$150 |
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| Deposits |
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| Admission Deposit |
$200 |
(note 5) |
| Residence hall damage deposit |
$200 |
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| Pre-registration deposit (spring only) |
$150 |
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Note 1. The Traditional room Rate above applies to average double occupancy in all residence halls, excluding Apartments and Suites. Single room rate is 50% above regular room charge:
Annual rates for residence halls are:
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Traditional
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$7,974
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Suite
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$9,404
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Apartment
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$9,844
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Any student who is living in a Marietta College residence hall must have a Marietta College meal plan.
Note 2. The Health Fee covers services at Dr. J. Michael Harding Center for Health and Wellness, housed in Harrison Hall.
Note 3. The College strongly encourages students to participate in internships. For this reason, the College provides internship tuition at a heavily discounted rate. If a student enrolls in an internship that results in a semester course load (fall or spring) in excess of 18 credit hours or fewer than 12 credit hours, the student will be assessed a fee based on the number of credits associated with the internship. All summer and winter internships will be billed based on the internship credits, regardless of total term course load.
Additionally, the overload fee for 1 additional credit will be waived based on enrollment in one or more of the following courses: HONR 295, LEAD 121, LEAD 170, LEAD 271, academic tutorship (SUBJ #98). See "Enrollment Status" section of Academic Policies for the criteria for enrolling in greater than 18 credit hours.
Note 4. In addition to the regular orientation fee.
Note 5. First-time students must pay a one-time Admission Deposit. The Deposit can be paid through the college website (http://www.marietta.edu/Admission/accepted.html) or in person or by mail to the Marietta College Admission Office, 215 Fifth Street, Marietta, OH 45750. Payment of the Admission Deposit indicates the student’s intention to enroll at the College for the corresponding semester. The deposit is credited toward tuition and fees applicable to the first semester of enrollment.
Note 6. All students living in college housing pay a damage deposit of $200 when they enter Marietta College for the first time or re-enter following a break in matriculation. Damage deposits are used to cover the cost of repair or replacement of college property resulting from extraordinary damage or destruction as the result of abuse by the student(s).