Point Park’s Tuition Increases: What It Means for Students

A Closer Look at the Changes

Students at Point Park University will see a 3% rise in tuition for the upcoming academic year, reflecting adjustments to maintain program quality amid rising costs.

Undergraduate Programs

• Education, Business, Communication & Arts & Sciences: $20,130 per semester ($40,260 annually) — up from $19,540/semester and $39,080/year.
• Conservatory of Performing Arts: $25,630 per semester ($51,260 annually) — an increase from $24,880/semester and $49,760/year.

Fees See Notable Adjustments

• General University Fee: $500/semester (↑ $60)
• Activity Fee: $190/semester (↑ $5)
• Technology Support Fee: $250/semester (↑ $15)
• Health Services Fee: $200/semester (↑ $100) — now covering on-campus nursing and mental health counseling.

Where Will the Funds Go?

The university aims to use revenue from these increases to: ✔ Enhance facilities ✔ Strengthen student services

Financial Aid to Softening the Blow

With an average aid package of $36,574 last year, many students may still offset the higher costs.

Stay tuned for further announcements as details unfold.