Tuition and Expenses
Undergraduate Tuition
Part Time Tuition
Graduate Student Tuition
Housing (Room and Board)
Fees
Undergraduate Financial Aid
Paying the Bill
A college education is a valuable and expensive proposition, often paid for by the student's parents. Many parents feel that this financial obligation carries a need to monitor billing and avoid late payments.
Though a student may not be financially independent, each student's financial account is private. Bills and account status cannot be viewed by parents unless authorized by the student.
We hope this web site will promote greater understanding. If not, feel free to contact us with specific financial questions.
eBills: Secure, Convenient and Comprehensive
- Duquesne does not mail paper bills or statements.
- Student must go online to view eBill and student account status.
- Email notices that eBills are posted will be sent to a student/s official Duquesne email address.
eBills are
acccessible 24/7 from any Internet connection. Payment are processed quickly, with no mail delays. They are secure and comprehensive, showing a full 12 months of billing history.
Students Must Authorize Parents as Payers
Parents cannot automatically access a student’s eBill. The student must designate them as authorized payers in the QuikPay system.
As authorized payers, parents will receive email notices that payment is due and be able to view bills online. Read more about QuikPay.
Please Note:
- You may be eligible to claim a nonrefundable Hope Scholarship Credit or Lifetime Learning Tax Credit based on tuition paid. Learn more.
- The flat tuition rates apply to a semester course load of 12 to 18 credits. Per credit charges apply in semester course loads under 12 credits, considered part-time. Course levels greater than 18 are charged at the flat rate plus
a per credit charge for each credit in excess of 18.
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