Tuition and Fees 2010-2011

Few students pay the actual full cost of their college education. Each year, about 90 percent of UMM students receive some sort of aid, with assistance coming in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and on-campus jobs. UMM gave out $2.5 million in scholarships, grants, and tuition waivers last year, so your chances of being eligible are pretty good.

Below you'll find information on the tuition and fees charged at UMM. To see how the cost of attending UMM compares to other schools, click here.

The following table is based on a full-time load of 15 credits per semester, double room, and 19-meals per week.

	Maine Student ($211/ credit)	Out-of-State Student ($587/ credit)	New England Regional Program* ($317/ credit)	Canadian Student ($334/ credit)
Tuition	$6,330	$17,610	$9,510	$10,020
Fees	$780	$780	$780	$780
Room & Board	$7,282	$7,282	$7,282	$7,282
Yearly Total	$14,392	$25,672	$17,572	$18,082

*Click here for a list of NEBHE eligible programs.

When budgeting for college, you should figure approximately $650 a year for books, $300–$900 for travel, plus your personal needs, weekend entertainment, etc. Additional fees include the application fee, orientation fee, technology fee, health insurance and student activity fee. The financial requirements of the University, changing costs, state and legislative action, and other matters may require an adjustment to these charges and expenses.

Mandatory fees per year:

$240 Student activity fee
$540 Unified fee
$495 Accident/health insurance
(If you are not already covered)

Room per semester:

$1,832 Traditional double
$2,149 Traditional single
$2,618 Large single
$2,149 Double suite
$2,659 Single suite

Meals per semester:

$1,809 Level One
$1,723 Level Two

Other fees:

$40 Application fee (one time)
$50 Orientation fee (one time)
$60 Art materials fee per course
$85 Music fee per class (private lessons)
$7 Distance learning course support fee per credit
$6 Distance learning technology fee per credit
$10 Lab fee per course