Tuition and Fees

The following approximate costs are in effect at the time of publication. They are subject to change by action of the Board of Trustees. The Institute reserves the right to change regulations at any time without prior notice. It also reserves the right to change tuition and fees as necessary. Tuition and fees are payable in full at the time of registration.

For a complete calculation of the cost of attendance, please visit: Graduate Cost of Attendance, 2025-26 Academic Year

Graduate Tuition

No flat rate. $2,221.00 per credit. Note: The charge per credit for the School of Information is $1812.00.

Auditing Courses

STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY

Pay 50 percent of the published “per credit” tuition rate for each course.

PRATT ALUMNI

Pay 40 percent of the published “per credit” tuition rate for each course. All persons auditing courses are charged 100 percent of all fees.

ZERO-CREDIT INTERNSHIPS

Zero-credit internships may have billing credits, which are charged at 30 percent of the “per credit” rate. All zero-credit internships are charged 100 percent of all fees.

Fees

Fees vary according to program. For a complete listing of fees, see next page.

FEE REDUCTION FOR 100% REMOTE STUDY

Students who study 100 percent remotely will not be charged the fees typically associated with on-campus living and instruction.

Books and Supplies

Approximately $2,100.00 per year, depending on program.

Other Expenses

For resident students (students living away from home in either on-campus or off-campus housing), an estimated $600 per month (for a nine-month period) should be allowed for food, housing, clothing, and other personal needs. For commuter students (students living at home), an estimated $250 per month should be allowed for personal expenses and transportation.

Students provide their own textbooks and instructional and art supplies. These books and supplies may be pur­chased either online or at local art supply stores. Bookstore expenses are not chargeable to the student’s Institute tuition account. For those students who have a third-party book voucher, they must purchase their books up front and provide the voucher with eligible copies of the receipt in order to be reimbursed.

Director, Student Financial Services and Collections
Yvette Mack
ymack@pratt.edu

Associate Director, Accounts Receivables and Cash Controls
Lloyd Noel
lnoel@pratt.edu

Assistant Director, Student Financial Services
Madeline Vega-Mourad
mvegamou@pratt.edu

Student Financial Services
Tel: 718.636.3539
Fax: 718.636.3740
sfs@pratt.edu