Construction Update
The front entrance with parking at the UMKC Administrative Center is closed for construction. Please use the entrances on the east, south and north ends of building. The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships will remain open for calls and email. UMKC Central will be relocating to its new office in Atterbury Student Success Center from July 27 to August 14. Walk-in services may be limited or not available during that time.
Undergraduate Cost of Attendance Estimates
Net Price Calculator
The most accurate way for U.S. students and permanent residents to estimate their cost of attendance is to use our net price calculator.
International Students
View cost estimates from the International Student and Scholar Services.
Resident Students
Missouri and Kansas residents pay the lowest tuition rates, along with any nonresidents who qualify for our Roo Nation or other scholarships. Review our cost of attendance estimates for students charged at the Resident Rate.
Cost of Attendance for Residents
Heartland Rate Students
If you're from Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas or Wisconsin, you get a discount on full tuition. Review our cost of attendance estimates for students charged at the Heartland Rate.
Cost of Attendance for Heartland States
Nonresident Rate Students
Nonresidents pay full tuition, but we offer several scholarships for nonresident students, which can make up the difference. Review our cost of attendance estimates for students charged at the Nonresident Rate.
Cost of Attendance for Nonresidents
Not Sure of Your Residency Status?
You'll need to know your residency status to make sure you're seeing the cost estimates that apply to you. Review our Residency Policy for help understanding your residency status.
How We Calculate Estimated Program Costs
Detailed breakdowns of how we calculate cost of attendance are included on the Resident, Heartland, and Nonresident cost estimate pages; however, generally speaking these estimates are calculated by adding direct costs (tuition and fees based on your residency status) and indirect costs based on where you plan to live, whether that's at home with a parent or guardian, off campus, or on campus in a residence hall.