Undergraduate Tuition & Costs

Please note:

• Housing, food, and miscellaneous expenses are average estimates and will vary from student to student. You can check out the full list of meal plan options here, and view all LVC residential housing here.
• LVC requires all students to live on campus unless they are enrolled as commuters, in which case you must live within 30 driving miles from campus. All resident students must have a residential meal plan.
• Certain courses have additional costs, such as lab fees. Those charges are assessed when registering for those particular courses.
• Loan Fees—This is an average amount of the 1.057% origination (upfront) fee charged to students who borrow the Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan. It is deducted at the time of disbursement. An average fee is included in the cost of attendance to allow the borrower to receive/borrow other sources of aid to help offset this cost. The average amount for graduate student loan fees is $208/academic year. View more information about loans.

2024–25 Semester Fees

Tuition Notes

12 or more credit hours per semester constitutes full-time undergraduate status and are charged at the full-time rate.

9 or more credit hours per semester constitutes full-time graduate status and are charged at the full-time professional rate (Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, Speech Language Pathology).

Alumni who have earned an LVC bachelor’s degree qualify for a 25% discount on full-time undergraduate tuition charges.

Some or all instruction for all or part of the Academic Year may be delivered remotely or in a hybrid format. Tuition and mandatory fees have been set regardless of the method of instruction and will not be modified or refunded in the event instruction occurs remotely or via a hybrid model for any part of the Academic Year.

*Students registering for more than 17 credit hours during one semester will be assessed overload charges at $615 per credit hour above the 17 maximum. The 25% alumni discount does not apply to overload charges.

Overload Refund Policy: 100% refund will be given if the overload course is dropped within the add/drop period of the term.

Housing and Food Notes

First-time resident students must select from a Platinum, Gold, or Silver meal plan level.

Student housing, meal plans, and dining options may have to be modified before and/or during the semester to address health and safety concerns and/or to comply with risk mitigation strategies.  Students accept full financial responsibility for housing and meal plan charges, regardless of any such changes. In the event that the College is unable to provide housing or meals during a portion of the semester due to circumstances beyond the College’s reasonable control, the College will determine the amount of any housing or meal plan charges to be refunded.

**Annville students may use their flex dollars in LVC dining facilities. Any unused flex dollars will carry over to the spring semester.

Miscellaneous charges and deposits

• A $200 admission deposit is held as a contingency deposit and is refunded upon graduation.
• A $100 room deposit must be submitted to the Business Office by returning students (not required for incoming first-year students) on an annual basis to reserve campus housing for the upcoming academic year. This room deposit will be credited to your student account on July 1 as long as you return as a resident student. Students will be notified by Student Services of the deposit due date.

• As a full-time student, you are allowed to charge college bookstore purchases to your student account. Purchases at the online bookstore are then added directly to your student account.

• Returned checks are subject to a $20 fee. The fee will be assessed for each returned check, including checks on which payment has been stopped. Check-writing privileges are suspended until the returned check and penalty are paid in full. If you do not render payment when requested, administrative action may be taken to place holds on future registration privileges and the release of transcripts. You may also face collection action for the unpaid amount. Check writing privileges will be revoked if a second check is returned.

• Returned eChecks are subject to a $30 fee which is charged by Transact Payments.
• Late Charges of $200 per semester are added to the student account if payment in full (less approved financial aid) is not received by the stated due date. The late fee will not be waived.
• Other miscellaneous charges may be applied to your student account throughout the academic year. These charges may include but are not limited to, vehicle registration, parking fines, private music lessons, library fines, and damage and disciplinary assessments. If you have questions regarding any one of these charges, please contact the originating department. Please contact the Business Office if you need assistance in determining the originating department.

2024–25 Rates

Certain courses charge additional fees such as lab fees, etc. The charge is assessed at the time of registration for that particular course.