ASU believes you should have as much information as possible so you can make the best decisions possible about your finances. That’s why we make tools available to help you figure out how much college will cost and how much financial aid will help offset those costs.

Net Price Calculator [1] (Undergraduate)
To evaluate what you'll truly need to pay, look at net cost, not just tuition. Our Net Price Calculator offers the best estimate for prospective students and their families by showing cost of attendance along with any need- and merit-based aid you may be eligible for.

Cost Calculator (Tuition Estimator) [2]
Use our Cost Calculator if you're curious about tuition and mandatory fees. Plug in just a few answers like where you're from and the program you're interested in to get an idea of what to expect.

Student Budget Worksheet [3]
Our Student Budget Worksheet helps you create an annual budget based on your ASU costs and your financial aid awards. You’ll get a clear idea of your total costs, how your financial aid helps cover these costs and any remaining balance due to ASU after your aid is applied.

Freshman Merit Scholarship Estimator [4]
Not sure if you’re eligible for a New American University Scholarship? Our Freshman Merit Scholarship Estimator can tell you if you are or not. By entering just a few pieces of information such as your GPA, class rank and ACT/SAT score, you can find out if you qualify, and, if so, for how much.

iGrad [5]
ASU has partnered with iGrad to bring you a comprehensive money management resource. Learn about everything from money basics like budgeting, banking and credit cards, to more advanced topics like investing, taxes and retirement. You can also find helpful articles, videos and calculators related to acting on your financial aid awards. Find iGrad in the Financing Tasks box on My ASU.

Forms [6]