Cost Calculators

Estimate your cost

Richmond offers several tools to give you a clearer picture of what your actual cost of attendance may be. These estimates are intended to be conversation starters, and our Office of Financial Aid will determine the final aid offer based on your actual financial aid application.

Important Notes

  • These tools do not include any estimate of eligibility for Richmond’s merit scholarships, which may significantly reduce the cost to attend.
  • These estimates do not include programs like the Richmond Guarantee, which provides up to $5,300 to support student research and internships, or Programs for Virginians.
  • These estimates are based on information you enter and cannot account for unique circumstances. Therefore, consider these to be initial estimates, not guarantees.

Quick Estimate

Instant Net Price Estimator

Enter your family income and the number of siblings attending college to get a general estimate of your cost to attend the University of Richmond. Please note:

  • This instant estimator tool provides a high-level starting point. For more detailed estimates, please also use the tools below.
  • Students with noncustodial parents should run the estimator separately for each parent and combine the results.
  • Estimates may be less precise if parents are self-employed or run small businesses.
  • "Net Price" is an estimate of what you might pay from some combination of family income, savings, student employment, and/or educational loans.
  • These estimates do not apply to international students.

Detailed Estimates

Once you have a general idea of estimated costs, dive deeper with our more comprehensive tools:

MyinTuition

Based on six basic financial questions, MyinTuition provides an estimate of your cost to attend Richmond. This tool is ideal for families with relatively straightforward financial situations. 

Answers are anonymous, and the tool does not save any personally identifiable information.

MyIntuition

Net Price Calculator

For a deeper dive and a more thorough estimate, Richmond's Net Price Calculator gives you an indication of your "net price," or the difference between the Cost of Attendance and the estimated amount of grants and scholarships. This tool uses the same questions and data you’ll use when applying for aid.

Net Price Calculator
Keep in mind there are many factors that go into assessing the estimated price you receive, and each university assesses financial aid eligibility differently.