Pay for Your Bachelor of Science in Urban Technology (First-Year)

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Taubman College is committed to making quality education affordable and achievable to all students.

Applying for Aid

In order to apply for aid, applicants must fill out both the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the CSS Profile.

Scholarships

Incoming first-year urban technology students are eligible for Taubman College merit-based scholarship awards; your undergraduate application for admission is the application for these awards. Admitted applicants are notified of their merit award in their admission letter. These scholarships are limited.

Scholarship Searches

Taubman College offers a very limited number of merit and/or need-based scholarships to students based on their application for admission. However, there are external scholarships that reward students for anything from academic achievement to involvement in certain activities. Scholarship search tools will help you narrow down your options. We recommend starting with The College Board, appily, Fastweb, collegescholarships, Scholarship America, Finaid.org Scholarships, and SPIN.

These free search tools are intended only as a resource and do not express or imply any university involvement with, or endorsement of, the external programs.

Estimated Cost of Attendance: 2027-2028

Tuition and Due Date Information

Student Financial Services manages student account billing and tuition collection at the University of Michigan. Visit their website to learn more about paying tuition and due dates.

Undergraduate (First-Year)

Tuition ItemMichigan residentsNon-ResidentsInternational
Fall + Winter Tuition (and course fee)$19,336$68,933$68,933
Mandatory Fees (2 Full Terms)$508$508$508
Books & Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment$1,697$1,697$1,697
Living Expenses (varies by student)$17,737$17,737$17,737
Transportation$412$412$412
Misc Personal$2,532$2,532$2,532
International Student Fee$1,000
Total$42,222$91,819$92,819

Undergraduate (Sophomore)

Tuition ItemMichigan residentsNon-ResidentsInternational
Fall + Winter Tuition$18,936$69,866$69,866
Mandatory Fees (2 Full Terms)$508$508$508
Books & Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment$1,697$1,697$1,697
Living Expenses (varies by student)$17,737$17,737$17,737
Transportation$412$412$412
Misc Personal$2,532$2,532$2,532
International Student Fee$0$0$1,000
Total$41,822$92,752$93,752

Undergraduate (Junior/Senior)

Tuition ItemMichigan residentsNon-ResidentsInternational
Fall + Winter Tuition$21,376$73,372$73,372
Mandatory Fees (2 Full Terms)$508$508$508
Books & Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment$1,697$1,697$1,697
Living Expenses (varies by student)$17,737$17,737$17,737
Transportation$412$412$412
Misc Personal$2,532$2,532$2,532
International Student Fee$0$0$1,000
Total$44,262$96,258$97,258

Note: Please check the University of Michigan Registrar’s Office website for current tuition figures. The Registrar’s Office is the authoritative source of tuition information for the University.

Spring Travel Grants

Each spring semester, our faculty teach spring travel courses for credit. All students from Taubman College are guaranteed $1,500 in support for international travel and $1,000 for domestic travel.

Undergraduate Laptop Program

The Michigan Undergraduate Laptop Program (ULP) provides free laptops to eligible incoming students on the UM-Ann Arbor campus.

Resources

Residency

If you have questions about the Michigan residency requirements, see the University of Michigan Residency Guidelines.

If there is any question about whether you are a resident of the State of Michigan, it is best to file a residency application as early as possible.