Computing and Engineering Accelerated Dual-Degree Bachelor’s/Master’s (3+1) Tuition and Financial Aid

Students in our accelerated dual-degree program pay the undergraduate tuition rate for four years of study based on the year they entered as a first-year student, in addition to applicable fees. Your scholarships will remain available to you throughout your graduate degree program. 

Course overload fees are waived during the Fall and Spring semesters for students in accelerated dual-degree programs up to 19 credits per term (or up to 20 credits per term for up to two semesters for students engaging in a study abroad program). Summer and/or January term courses may be required to earn the accelerated graduate degree and are also offered at no cost to students in accelerated dual-degree programs.*

• Direct costs are expenses for which you receive a billing statement from the Quinnipiac Office of Student Accounts such as tuition, student fees, university/technology fees, accident insurance, health insurance and other applicable fees.

• Indirect costs are expenses that you may incur but for which you do not receive a billing statement such as average for books, supplies, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses and off-campus living expenses.

View current undergraduate costs and budget rates

View the full accelerated dual-degree programs financial policy

*Not to exceed a seven-credit limit per Summer (Summer 1 and Summer 2 combined) or a three-credit limit per January term in which you enroll in courses. Any additional credits in a Summer or January term will have associated credit hour costs.

Use the Net Price Calculator to understand what you might pay
You may be surprised to know that nationwide — for students attending private, four-year colleges — the average family can pay much less than the college’s published price. The Net Price Calculator is the ideal tool to help full-time, incoming first-year students estimate what the annual cost^* would be to attend Quinnipiac.

Net Price Calculator

_{*In assessing a family's Expected Family Contribution (EFC), the university requires just the FAFSA form. Families that know their federal EFC can enter these figures into the calculator when prompted. For those who have not yet completed the FAFSA, you will need to have estimated income, tax and asset data available for the calculator to provide you with an estimation of your eligibility for grants, scholarships, loans and work-study programs.}

_{It is important to note that the Net Price Calculator is only designed to provide estimates for full-time, first-year undergraduate students.}

_{The receipt of additional assistance such as athletic scholarships, employee benefits, Tuition Exchange grants, veterans benefits, outside scholarships, etc., may affect the estimated aid being calculated. Please contact our office if you qualify for aid outside of the resources being provided in the calculator.}