Tuition | undergraduate student

Costs

Funding a college education can be challenging, especially in today’s financial climate. At Lynn, we’re committed to helping students meet that challenge by offering an array of financial aid opportunities.

Estimated annual cost of attendance
Fee name	2023–2024	2024–2025
Tuition	$41,200	$42,730
Housing and food	$13,750	$14,330
Materials	$500	$250
Student services	$1,000	$1,000
Technology	$750	$750
Estimated total	$57,200	$59,060

Costs are based on completion of 120 total credits (30 credits per year). Some programs and courses may have additional costs.

Cost of housing is dependent on residence hall assignment.

Rates and fees

View a breakdown of all the tuition rates and fees for the academic year.

Calculate your cost

Figure out your net cost of attendance based on current tuition rates and eligibility for various scholarships, grants and loans.

Other costs

There's a lot to consider when it comes to your education. Apart from tuition, you may incur other costs as a student.

Deposits

As a new student, you must make a deposit to secure your spot.

Residential student	$500
Commuter student	$300
Flight training (per certificate)	$2,000

Spring deposits are nonrefundable.
Fall deposits for residential and commuter students are nonrefundable after May 1.

Make a deposit

Financial aid

You’ll find you can afford the education you deserve—through a combination of Lynn, federal and state aid. Let us help you get started. We’ll then prepare an award letter including all the documents you need to complete in order to receive funding. You’ll be on your way to making your educational dreams a reality.

Applying for financial aid is fast and easy.

Complete your FAFSA online. Lynn's code is: 001505.
Lynn receives FAFSA information from Department of Education.
Receive your student notification award from Lynn.
Complete financial aid paperwork to receive funding.

Regardless of your financial aid source—state, federal or institutional—you will receive the required documents to complete and receive funding.

Aid opportunities

Eligibility and requirements

Merit-based scholarships

We don't require applications for Lynn's merit-based scholarships, state funding or state financial aid.

As a new student, we determine and award Lynn scholarships upon acceptance. If you're a returning student, scholarships are rewarded at the completion of the academic year.

For state funding, we award you estimated state aid.

International students

There's no need to complete a FAFSA or apply for financial aid—we'll automatically determine your eligibility.

We offer partial academic scholarships to undergraduate international students with exceptional grades and SAT, ACT and TOEFL scores ranging from $7,000 to $21,000 per academic year. These funds are awarded according to achievement level and do not cover the full cost of attendance.

Federal aid

You have financial aid opportunities available to you, including loans, work-study programs and federal grants. The types of aid and amount depends on your FAFSA, so be sure to complete it at studentaid.gov between Oct. 1 and March 1.

Institutional aid

We offer academic, athletics and music scholarships to Lynn students.

When you're accepted, we'll let you know if you qualify for an academic scholarship, and a financial aid counselor will determine your need based on eligibility from your FAFSA.

If you're an athlete or musician, you may receive either an athletic or musician scholarship.

State aid

Florida residents can take advantage of the state-funded financial aid program, including Bright Futures, Florida EASE Grant, Florida Student Assistant Grant and the Florida Prepaid College Plan. Any combination of these programs can reduce the gap between tuition costs and financial aid.

If you live out of state, you can transfer allowed state aid programs to Lynn.

Complete the FAFSA

All U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for federal, state and university financial aid programs.

Visit the FAFSA website for step-by-step instructions and other helpful information.

Lynn's FAFSA code: 001505

Tuition payments

Whether you’re looking for payment deadlines, information on refunds and discounts, or if you need to know how to pay, we’re here to help. Explore your options today.

Learn more about acceptable forms of payment and how to submit your payment.

Discover options for splitting payment into monthly installments.

The first payment installment and nonrefundable registration fee is due upon enrollment.

Fall 2023

Payment plan is to cover full costs of fall semester
(minimum $500 – maximum $35,000).

Plan opens May 1, 2023

Enroll by Aug 1, 2023

Plan runs until Oct 1, 2023

Application fee $35

Monthly payments	Sign up deadline
6 months	May 1
5 months	June 1
4 months	July 1
3 months	Aug. 1

Spring 2024

Payment plan is to cover full costs of spring semester
(minimum $500 – maximum $35,000).

Plan opens Nov 1, 2023

Enroll by Dec 1, 2023

Plan runs until Apr 1, 2024

Application fee $35

Monthly payments	Sign up deadline
6 months	Nov. 1
5 months	Dec. 1

Save money with a single payment or family tuition discount.

Academic year 2022-23

Paid by	Discount
May 1	$650
June 1	$550

Fall semester

Paid by	Discount
May 1	$325
June 1	$275

Spring semester

Paid by	Discount
Oct. 1	$100
Nov. 1	$50

Family discount

# enrolled	Discount
Two family members	10% off each tuition
Three family members	15% off each tuition

View the refund schedule and eligibility requirements.

If student decides to withdraw from Lynn University, a properly filed Request for Withdrawal form establishes the date to which the university refund schedule applies. It is the student responsibility to submit a refund request in writing to the Office of Student Financial Services before a refund is issued. Refunds are calculated on the basis of total semester charges payable, after deductions for non-refundable deposits and other non-refundable charges such as lab, service and technology fees.

If the student has been awarded financial aid and withdraws prior to completing 60 percent of the term, and if Title IV financial aid has been used to pay all or any portion of the charges, the financial aid program funds will be reimbursed to the appropriate agency in accordance with a formula required by federal regulations.

Unearned Title IV funds will be returned to the Title IV Programs based on the number of days not attended. The order of refunds will be: Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan, Federal Direct Subsidized Loan, Federal Direct PLUS Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG and other Title IV aid programs. If student withdraws anytime during a semester, all Lynn University grants and scholarship funds will be pro-rated. This may result in a financial obligation to the university which is payable when student withdraws.

Lynn will reduce the refund amount by any financial aid that is canceled due to the withdrawal and will mail refund checks to the permanent address on file within four to six weeks of the withdrawal date. Student will continue to be obligated for any balance that is still due after the refund of aid adjustment. By the dates listed below, student will be billed for the remainder of the semester. Any courses added subsequently will be assessed at the full rate. Drops will not be permitted after these dates for that term but student may choose to withdraw from the course.

If student drops a class after these dates, students will not receive a tuition or fee credit.

Aug. 23, 2023 (fall semester)
Jan. 10, 2024 (spring semester)
May 6, 2024 (summer semester)

Tuition and meal plan refunds

Calculation of refundable amounts for day program

Refund amount	Tuition and Institute for Achievement & Learning
100%	prior to first day of Block A
75%	by drop/add Block A
50%	by drop/add Block B
20%	by drop/add Block C (if number of credits taken is 9 or more, then 0%)

Refund amount	Room charges
100%	Prior to Aug. 1, 2023 for Fall 2023
100%	Prior to Sept. 1, 2023 for Spring 2024
No refund	After the above dates

Calculation of refundable amounts for summer day terms

Refund amount	Tuition and board
100%	prior to first day of class (dropping of classes)
75%	during the first day of classes (dropping of classes, last day of drop/add)
50%	during the second day of classes (course withdrawals)
25%	during third day of term (course withdrawals)
No refund	after the fourth day of classes (course withdrawals)

Minimize your financial burden if you have to leave Lynn due to injury or sickness.

Tuition Insurance helps minimize the burden of financial loss if a student withdraws from the university due to a medical/physical illness or accident, medical or psychological illness. If a student has completely withdrawn from all classes for any condition is found in the DSM-IV manual, the plan returns 70% of the insured semester tuition as well as room and board. Technology, student service and course materials fees are excluded. The plan’s coverage extends the university's published refund policy and is available for day students only.

Student type	2023–24 costs
Residental	$341
Commuter	$255

All students are billed through the Lynn University Student Accounts office. Special fees, such as the Institute Achievement program, or technology and student services fees are not covered under the plan. Part-time students are not eligible.

Students who wish to waive out of this plan must complete a waiver form. Contact Student Financial Services to begin the process.

Further information is available at collegerefund.com. or by contacting A.W.G. Dewar Inc. directly at +1 617-774-1555.

Tuition payment Deadlines

Fall: Aug. 1
Spring: Dec. 1
Summer: May 1

The late payment fee is $500 for fall and spring semesters; $100 for summer.

Make a payment

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Contact us

Online	Financial Aid
Phone	+1 561-237-7185
Email	[email protected]

Office hours

Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Get your questions answered

We're here to help you find exactly what you need to make your Lynn experience as affordable, seamless and organized as possible.

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