Undergraduate Student Cost

100% of students are automatically considered for merit scholarships. 

Most families receive financial aid and pay significantly less than the cost of attendance.

Cost of Attendance Breakdown

Outlined below are six scenarios to give you an estimate of your enrollment expenses.

Full-Time Undergraduate Students

Half-Time Undergraduate Students

Living with Your Parents

Note: Like most U.S. universities, University of the Pacific experiences annual tuition increases in order to continue to offer a high-quality education. Pacific’s Board of Regents sets tuition each year. The board’s goal is to keep increases as low as possible. In recent years, increases have averaged about 3 percent per year—less than most of our peers. Note that tuition and increases can vary between programs.

*Your estimated direct costs are billed by and paid to the university.

**Your estimated indirect costs are additional educational expenses you should expect to incur.

Depending upon your eligibility you may receive financial aid to assist you with both direct and indirect expenses.  Students who enroll less than full-time will have their eligibility for grants, scholarships, and federal and/or private loans reduced due to federal, state, and institutional financial aid regulations and the lower cost of attendance associated with reduced enrollment.