Cost of Attendance

Pursuing your education at the 蘑菇视频网 (CWI) is an investment in your future. Your total cost of attendance includes more than just tuition, it reflects the full cost of going to school and varies based on factors such as enrollment status, residency, and whether you're considered a dependent or independent student.

Estimated costs include:

Tuition and fees
Food and housing
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment
Transportation
Personal expenses

Costs by Semester

The estimates provided are based on a full-time, dependent student enrolled in 12 credits per semester, attending two semesters, and living at home with parents. Use this as a guide to better understand and plan for the financial commitment of your education.

	In-District	Out-of District	Non-Resident
Tuition	$3,336	$4,336	$7,680
Instructional Support Service Fee	$110	$110	$110
Course Materials (estimate)	$1,560	$1,560	$1,560
Food & Housing	$4,697	$4,697	$4,697
Transportation	$2,063	$2,063	$2,063
Other	$1,913	$1,913	$1,913
TOTAL	$14,087	$15,087	$18,023

College Financing Plan

View your College Financing Plan in your on myCWI for a breakdown of your costs and your financial aid awards.

Select Financial Information from the left menu, then Financial Aid Menu and College Financing Plan.
Initial costs and award amounts are based on full-time enrollment (12 or more credits). If you enroll in less than 12 credits, your costs will change, and your award will be adjusted to match your enrollment status. Your awards may also be adjusted if other information used to determine your eligibility changes.

9475 Total Cost of Attendance

Tuition & Fees: Estimate of the tuition and fees that will be charged to your student account based on current tuition and fee rates.
Housing & Meals: Estimate of the amount you may need for housing and meals while you are in school based on analysis of U.S. Census and U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
Books & Supplies: Estimate of the cost of your books and other required supplies and course materials based on average CWI Bookstore charges.
Transportation: Estimate of transportation costs you may incur getting to and from class, such as getting gas, car repairs, bus tickets, etc.
Other Educational Costs: Estimate of the amount you may need for other miscellaneous costs while you are in school, such as personal items (based on the Consumer Price Index), loan origination fees, dependent care, etc.

9475 Student Aid Index

Your Student Aid Index (SAI) is a number ranging from -1,500 to 999,999. It is calculated based on the information you provide on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and takes into account things such as your income, assets, number of people in your household, etc. for the academic year.

Where your SAI falls within the range helps us to determine what level of financial support you might need. For example, if you have a low (or negative) SAI, it is more likely you may qualify for need-based aid like the Pell Grant because your financial need is higher.

Your SAI is not an actual dollar amount that your family is expected to provide, and it is not the amount of aid you will receive. Rather, we use your SAI to help us create your aid offer.

Follow these steps to find your SAI:

Log in to using your account username and password.
Select your processed FAFSA submission.
Select View FAFSA Submission Summary.
Select the Eligibility Overview tab.

9475 Scholarships

Scholarships from your school: Scholarships awarded to you by CWI and the CWI Foundation.
Scholarships from your state: Scholarships from the state of Idaho or, if you are an out-of-state resident attending CWI, scholarships from your home state. For more Idaho scholarship information, please visit the Idaho .
Other scholarships: All other scholarships and other non-loan and non-work financial assistance. If you expect to receive an additional scholarship or other form of assistance that you do not see listed, please notify Financial Aid.

9475 Grants

Federal Pell Grants: Eligibility for the Pell Grant is based on the information you provided on your FAFSA. For more information, visit .
Institutional Grants: Grants awarded to you by CWI and the CWI Foundation.
State Grants: Grants from the state of Idaho. Visit the for more information.

9475 Net Price

Net price is an estimate of your cost of attendance minus grants and need-based financial aid you may qualify for.

Net Price Calculator

9475 Loan Options

Federal Direct Subsidized Loan: Loan that is interest free while you remain enrolled at least half-time at any college that offers federal financial aid.
Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan: Loan that accrues interest while you are enrolled at least half-time at any college that offers federal financial aid.
Parent PLUS Federal Loan: Loans that can be used by a parent of a dependent student to cover educational costs that have not been covered by scholarships, grants, federal student loans, or work-study.
Private Loan: Loans to cover educational costs borrowed through private lenders, such as banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions.

9475 Work Options

Work-study is a program meant to help students pay for their education through part-time work.

Work-Study

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