At LIM, you’ll receive an education that will equip you with the knowledge and skills you’ll need to pursue your dream career. 

With small class sizes, a specialized curriculum focused on hands-on experience, and comprehensive career services, a degree from LIM can set you up for a lifetime of success.

Tuition & Fees

Full-time Student Tuition & Fees*

The figures below do not include meals, books or transportation. See next section for Cost of Attendance.

EXPENSE PER SEMESTER (FALL AND SPRING) COST
Tuition (Flat-fee, 12-19 credits) $15,545
Enrollment deposit for new accepted students (non-refundable) $400
Undergraduate Comprehensive Fee $430
Each Additional Credit Above Maximum Load (19 credits) $1,036
Independent Study (per credit) $1,036
Student Accident and Sickness Insurance, estimated (click here for plan information) $2,250
International Student Visa Maintenance Fee (Fall and Spring semesters only) $500
Housing $7,828

*Not a comprehensive list of fees. For a full list of all fees, please see the College catalog.

 

Part-time Student Tuition & Fees (Less Than 12 Credits Per Semester)

EXPENSE COST
Tuition per Credit $1,036
Registration Fee $50
Undergraduate Comprehensive Fee $215

 

Summer 2023 Undergraduate Tuition & Costs

EXPENSE COST
Tuition $890 per credit
Independent Study Courses $890 per credit
Registration Fee $50 (non-refundable)

Full Time Program (For On-Campus Study Only)

The figures below do not include meals, books or transportation. See next section for Cost of Attendance.

EXPENSE PER SEMESTER

COST

Tuition (based on 12 credits at $1,123 per credit)

$13,476

Graduate Comprehensive Fee

$220

International Student Visa Maintenance Fee

$500

International Graduate Student Fee

$350

Student Accident and Sickness Insurance, estimated (click here for plan information)

$2,250

Housing

$7,828

Full-time Online Undergraduate Program Costs By Semester (For Online Study Only) Based On 12 Credits*

EXPENSE

COST

Tuition Per Semester (12 credits per semester, 6 credits per module, at a per-credit rate of $646 ($1,036 per credit less a $390 per credit discount))

$7,752

Undergraduate Comprehensive Fees Per Semester ($110 per module)

$220

Books & Supplies Per Semester

$480

*Subject to change

Full-Time Program Online, by semester

EXPENSE

COST

Tuition (12 credits at $1,123 per credit)

$13,476

Graduate Comprehensive Fees

$220

Books & Supplies

$480

Cost of Attendance

Estimated Budget for Nine Months (2023-24)

EXPENSE

ONE SEMESTER

TWO SEMESTERS

Tuition

$15,545

$31,090

Fees

$430

$860

Room

$7,828

$15,656

Board (Meals)

$2,000

$4,000

Transportation

$600

$1,200

Personal Expenses

$750

$1,500

Books and Supplies

$450

$900

Total

$27,603

$55,206

*fees subject to change

Estimated Budget for Nine Months (2023-24)

EXPENSE

ONE SEMESTER

TWO SEMESTERS

Tuition

$15,545

$31,090

Fees

$430

$860

Transportation

$1,000

$2,000

Personal Expenses

$750

$1,500

Books and Supplies

$450

$900

Commuter Home Expenses

$1,125

$2,250

Total

$19,300

$38,600

*fees subject to change

Estimated Budget for Nine Months (2023-24)

EXPENSE

ONE SEMESTER

TWO SEMESTERS

Tuition

$15,545

$31,090

Fees

$430

$860

Room

$5,850

$11,700

Board (Meals)

$2,000

$4,000

Transportation

$600

$1,200

Personal Expenses

$750

$1,500

Books and Supplies

$450

$900

Total

$25,625

$51,250

*fees subject to change

Estimated Budget for Three Semesters and 30 Credits (2023-24)

EXPENSE

COST

Tuition & Fees

$33,690

Room**

$12,000 - $18,000

Board

$6,000

Transportation

$1,500

Personal Expenses

$2,400

Books and Supplies

$1,200

Total

$56,790 - $62,790
(depending on housing)

*fees subject to change

**The off-campus apartment budget assumes that most students need a minimum of $1,000 per month for rent based on the average amount that most pay in a shared apartment. Students in off-campus apartments are required to provide a copy of their lease to verify their monthly rent if they intend to use loan funds to cover their living expenses. The maximum housing allowance is $1,500 per month.

In order to be eligible to have the indirect costs of housing, food and personal expenses included in the cost of attendance for the purpose of determining maximum loan amounts, a student must be relocating to the area or ceasing their current level of employment (full-time or part-time). In other words, students who are not incurring these living expenses as a cost specifically associated with the decision to enroll in master's programs are limited to borrowing educational loans for tuition, books, supplies, and transportation. Students who are enrolled in the LIM College Student Health Insurance policy are eligible to include that expense in their cost of attendance should they choose to. All requests to borrow for indirect costs must be made in writing on the Indirect Costs Request form and eligibility is verified by a Student Financial Services Counselor (212-310-0689 / sfs@limcollege.edu).

Payment Options

To make a payment using a personal check or money order make all payments payable to LIM College and mail to:

LIM College
Office of Student Financial Services
216 East 45th Street
New York, NY 10017

Payments may also be made in-person with cash. Do not mail cash. 

To make a payment from a 529 and other state-sponsored college savings programs, make all check payments payable to LIM College and mail to:

LIM College
Office of Student Financial Services
216 East 45th Street
New York, NY 10017

Florida pre-pay participants: Please send confirmation of your eligibility to sfs@limcollege.edu and we will send an invoice to Florida Prepay on your behalf.

LIM College accepts most VA tuition assistance programs, including Chapter 33, Yellow Ribbon, and Chapter 35. Please send your certificate of eligibility to sfs@limcollege.edu and request an appointment to review how we certify your enrollment and how funds are disbursed for your program.

Sign up for the monthly payment plan offered by Nelnet Business Solutions at www.limcollege.edu/pay (service charge applies).

Financial Aid

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Dates & Deadlines

May 1 — Priority enrollment deposit deadline for incoming students

July 27 — Fall semester tuition and fees payment deadline

July 27 — Insurance waiver deadline for students who begin in Fall

December 16 — Spring semester tuition and fees payment deadline

January 31 — Insurance waiver deadline for students who begin in Spring