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The following is a list of estimated expenses you can expect to incur as an undergraduate at Virginia Tech during the 2021-2022 school year (nine months, or two semesters, in length). These are expenses for a single student (you should add $5,750 for a spouse and $2,750 for each dependent child).
The Cost-of-Attendance Budget represents the estimated cost to attend Virginia Tech for one academic year. The tuition, fees, housing, and food components of the estimated Cost of Attendance (COA) represent an estimated amount of charges that will be present on a student’s billing statement.
This package typically includes grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study opportunities. The aim of a financial aid package is to make higher education more accessible by helping students afford tuition, fees, books, and living expenses.
Virginia Tech on-campus students pay a total of $14,460 for living expenses. This cost is not far from the nationwide average of $15,282.
Housing. Housing at Virginia Tech offers more than just a place to sleep: It’s an on-campus experience enriched by initiatives, inclusion, and engagement. The 47 on-campus residence halls are home to about 9,300 students and are kept safe, clean, and well-maintained by Virginia Tech’s Housing and Residence Life. Want to see more?
Living-Living Program Fee: $50 Summary of Charges including Program Fee: $4,686 Please note: a residential college comprises the whole of the building in which it is housed.
A checklist of all you need to do before you get to Virginia Tech, from housing contracts and immunization records, to VT Usernames, Virginia Tech social media, parking passes, and so much more.
