A Le Moyne College Education

During the past several years, Le Moyne has worked tirelessly to contain costs while providing our students with an excellent education. In fact, the College commits more than $45 million annually to financial aid, which is used to help 95 percent of our students.The average financial aid for the freshmen class is $25,030, an amount that includes Le Moyne scholarships, need-based grants from the College, and federal and state grants and loans. The College has earned recognition from the editors at Barron's and U.S. News & World Reports as one of America's "Best Buys in College Education."

There are a number ways in which you can receive help financing your education, including loans, scholarships, grants and work-study opportunities. The College awards numerous merit-based and program- or major-based endowed scholarships, as well as athletic scholarships. 

2019/20 Undergraduate Costs
Estimated expenses for the average undergraduate student for the academic year: 2018/19 Undergraduate Costs
Estimated expenses for the average undergraduate student for the academic year:
*Although students will not be billed by the College for these expenses, these figures provide a general guideline in determining expenses and are used to compute need for financial aid packages.

Graduate Costs

Interested in tuition & fees for graduate programs? Explore by graduate program of study