Virginia Tech is consistently recognized for its quality of education, with nationally ranked programs, excellent graduate career statistics, and its breadth of undergraduate research opportunities. The university was ranked 17th in the 2008 edition of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance list of 100 Best Values in Public Colleges.

2007–2008 Tuition and Fees

Estimated costs for the 2007–2008 academic year are listed here to give students a benchmark for planning their attendance at Virginia Tech. These costs are estimates for planning purposes only.

	IN-STATE	OUT-OF-STATE
Tuition	$5,772	$17,980
Fees	$1,625	$1,795
Room & Board*	$4,932–$6,236	$4,932–$6,236
Per Year Total	$12,329–$13,633	$24,707–$26,011

*The exact cost for room and board will vary based on the student's selection of residence hall and meal plan.

For tuition costs and fees per credit hour or information on available payment plans, please visit the Office of the University Bursar.

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Engineering Students

1000-level engineering courses will be charged an additional $30 per credit hour.

• See the College of Engineering FAQ for more information.

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International Students

International applicants must show adequacy of funds for the entire first year and evidence of sufficient funds to complete your education before they can qualify for the appropriate visa at the nearest US Consulate. Although US Immigration Service regulations now permit summer and part-time work off-campus for international students, such employment is difficult to obtain in this area.

• See a list of expenses for international students