This is the total tuition cost of full-time enrollment in the NPL program for the academic year (fall and spring) and assumes registration in 10 course units (5 course units per term). Adjustments will be made for registration in more or fewer than 5 course units in the fall or spring semesters. Tuition and expenses are adjusted annually.

A General Fee is assessed to all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, and directly funds Penn’s non-instructional student support services. The General Fee for full-time students provides them with full access to a wide variety of services and resources, including counseling and wellness, multicultural resource centers, student activities, recreation and fitness, career services, learning support, and much more.

The Technology Fee is used to cover a broad group of technology-driven services, including library electronic research tools, course portal, photocopied materials, and ITS support.

The Clinical Fee covers many services provided by Student Health, regardless of the student’s insurance plan. It is assessed to all full-time students and part-time students taking 3 or more course units.

The total cost of attendance provides the cost for attending the School of Social Policy and Practice. Many students will be able to live beneath these figures below, as Philadelphia is one of the most affordable cities in the country. Students who budget conservatively can reduce the overall cost of the program.

This is the tuition cost per course unit of enrollment in the NPL program. Tuition and expenses are adjusted annually. Part-time students are charged tuition and fees per course unit based on enrollment in any given term. Adjustments will be made for registration in more or fewer than 3 course units in the fall or spring semesters. Part-time students are strongly encouraged to contact the SP2 Registrar directly for assistance with tuition/fees, part- versus full-time status, and course registration.

A General Fee is assessed to all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, and directly funds Penn’s non-instructional student support services. The General Fee for full-time students provides them with full access to a wide variety of services and resources, including counseling and wellness, multicultural resource centers, student activities, recreation and fitness, career services, learning support, and much more.
*Part-time students taking 3 or more course units will not be charged by course unit, but will be charged the full-time fee of $1,776 for that semester.

The Technology Fee is used to cover a broad group of technology-driven services, including library electronic research tools, course portal, photocopied materials, and ITS support.

The Clinical Fee covers many services provided by Student Health, regardless of the student’s insurance plan. It is assessed to all full-time students and part-time students taking 3 or more course units.

The total cost of attendance provides the cost for attending the School of Social Policy and Practice. Many students will be able to live beneath these figures below, as Philadelphia is one of the most affordable cities in the country. Students who budget conservatively can reduce the overall cost of the program.

This is the total tuition cost of full-time enrollment in the NPL program for the academic year (fall and spring) and assumes registration in 10 course units (5 course units per term). Adjustments will be made for registration in more or fewer than 5 course units in the fall or spring semesters.

The Technology Fee is used to cover a broad group of technology-driven services, including library electronic research tools, course portal, photocopied materials, and ITS support.

The Accelerated On-Campus NPL program students are charged tuition and fees per course unit based on enrollment in any given term. Adjustments will be made for registration in more or fewer than 3 course units in the fall or spring semesters. Students are strongly encouraged to contact the SP2 Registrar directly for assistance with tuition/fees, part- versus full-time status, and course registration.

A General Fee is assessed to all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, and directly funds Penn’s non-instructional student support services. The General Fee for full-time students provides them with full access to a wide variety of services and resources, including counseling and wellness, multicultural resource centers, student activities, recreation and fitness, career services, learning support, and much more. *Part-time students taking 3 or more course units will not be charged by course unit, but will be charged the full-time fee of $1,776 for that semester.

The Technology Fee is used to cover a broad group of technology-driven services, including library electronic research tools, course portal, photocopied materials, and ITS support.

The Clinical Fee covers many services provided by Student Health, regardless of the student’s insurance plan. It is assessed to all full-time students and part-time students taking 3 or more course units.

The total cost of attendance provides the cost for attending the School of Social Policy and Practice. Many students will be able to live beneath these figures below, as Philadelphia is one of the most affordable cities in the country. Students who budget conservatively can reduce the overall cost of the program.

The Accelerated Online NPL program students are charged tuition and fees per course unit based on enrollment in any given term. Adjustments will be made for registration in more or fewer than 3 course units in the fall or spring semesters. Students are strongly encouraged to contact the SP2 Registrar directly for assistance with tuition/fees, part- versus full-time status, and course registration.

The Online Services Fee constitutes a partial contribution to the support of such essential services as a library system and student services.

The Technology Fee is used to cover a broad group of technology-driven services, including library electronic research tools, course portal, photocopied materials, and ITS support.