Graduate Tuition & Fees
Traditional Graduate Programs 2023-2024
| Tuition | $1,039/sem. hr. |
| Activity Fee | $50/yr. ($25/sem.) |
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
| Tuition | $780/sem. hr. |
Doctor of Physical Therapy
| Tuition | $81,000 ($27,000/yr.) |
3 year program |
Executive Masters of Business Administration (EMBA)
| Tuition | $68,000 | 16 month program |
Accelerated Nursing
| Tuition | $39,500 | 15 month program |
Registration process fee
A $50 registration processing fee is assessed on students whose initial registrations occur after the semester's first payment due date and students who re-register after their classes are dropped for failure to make payment arrangements by the first payment date.
Late payment fee
A $50 Late Payment Fee will be assessed to all payments received after the DPP Installment Payment due date.
Audited class fee
Any admitted undergraduate or graduate student, full or part time, pays the same fee to audit a course as to take the course for credit. Fees are not included in tuition charged at registration. Audit forms are available from the college deans or the Registrar's Office beginning the first day of classes.
Proficiency exams and department exams
$50/course
Payment Return Policy
For a payment to Bradley, by check or online, or a check cashed by a student, the student's billing account will be charged for the returned payment. A $40 processing fee will be applied for NSF checks or online payments, closed accounts and online "unable to locate accounts". Notice will be provided to the student of the payment status. Payment is expected immediately after the notification of the returned check or online payment. In addition, a hold will be placed on the student's account in Student Billing.
Senior Citizen Tuition
Senior citizens (individuals 62 or older) may take classes at the rate of $25 per credit hour for part-time course work. Please be aware that not all courses are eligible for this tuition rate and enrollment is subject to availability and classroom space. All applicable fees (course, graduate, and health) are not prorated and are the responsibility of the student.