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STUDENT BUDGETS
CONTENTS
Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 6-3
SECTION 1 – Policies for both Legacy and CUNYfirst colleges
2015-16 CUNY Student Budget Calculations ................................................................... 6-3
2015-16 CUNY Tuition ..................................................................................................... 6-3
Budget Adjustments for Students with Special Circumstances ......................................... 6-6
Child Care/Elder Care ................................................................................................. 6-6
Disabled/Handicapped ................................................................................................ 6-6
Out-of-State Tuition .................................................................................................... 6-6
Students Enrolled in ASAP......................................................................................... 6-6
Accelerated Study Fee................................................................................................. 6-6
Professional Judgment ................................................................................................ 6-6
Less than ½ time Budget for Self-Help and Campus-Based Aid ................................ 6-7
Summer Budget .......................................................................................................... 6-7
Cooperative Education Budget Adjustment ................................................................. 6-7
SECTION 2 – Legacy College Budget Calculations
Living Away from Parents – AY 2015-2016 ..................................................................... 6-8
Living With Parents – AY 2015-2016 ............................................................................... 6-9
SECTION 3 – CUNYfirst College Budget Calculations
Living Away from Parents – AY 2015-2016 ................................................................... 6-10
Living With Parents – AY 2015-2016 ............................................................................. 6-11
Student Fees – Legacy Colleges................................................................................................. 6-12
Student Fees – CUNYfirst Colleges .......................................................................................... 6-13
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Introduction
This chapter is being divided into three sections for clarity. The first section will deal with policies
and procedures that apply to both the “legacy” colleges and the CUNYfirst colleges. The next section
will delineate the budget calculations that apply to the legacy colleges only. And the third section will
explain the budget calculations for the CUNYfirst colleges.
SECTION 1 – General Policies
2015-2016 Budget Calculations
CUNY’s student expense budgets represent an estimate of the maximum expenses allowed for
awarding need-based financial aid to a student pursuing his or her education at CUNY. The
types of costs that may be included in the cost of attendance budget are prescribed by Section
472 of the Higher Education Act. While the cost categories are the same for all federal
student aid programs, the appropriate amounts to include for each category are determined for
CUNY students each academic year by the Office of Student Financial Assistance. Budgets
are adjusted every year based on the changes in selected budget elements in the Bureau of
Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers available at:
http://www.bls.gov. The CPI shows the yearly changes in the elements that are used to create
CUNY’s student expense budget.
The following charts explain the data used to create the 2015-2016 CUNY Student Expense
budgets. These budgets were derived using the 2014-15 budget components and adding the
percentage increase from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) CPI data to that component.
Rather than using the national CPI data, the NY/NE NJ data was used. In addition, we used
our own figures for housing and lunch.
Since the budgets are derived in December/January of the prior academic year, data from the
prior year are used to create the budgets. Therefore, 2014 expenditures are used to create the
2015-2016 budgets.
2015-2016 Tuition Rates
Enrollment
Four-Year
College
Community
College
New York State Residents
$6,330 per year (full-time)
$275 per credit (part-time)
$4,800 per year (full-time)
$210 per credit (part-time)
Out-of-State Residents
$16,800 per year (full-time)*
$560 per credit (part-time)
$9,600 per year (full-time)*
$320 per credit (part-time)
*Full-time tuition is based on students taking 15 credits per semester as of Fall 2015.
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2014 expenditures
Source: http://www.bls.gov 12/17/14
Base year 2013
12months
housing*
Base year 2014
9 months
yearly
change
12 months
9 months
13,898
10,798
3.3%
14,315
*11,091
1,110
846
1.6%
1,107
843
340
258
1.1%
344
261
entertainment
1,455
1,098
0.6%
1,467
1,107
medical
2,277
1,752
2.6%
2,329
1,792
food
3,847
2,892
0.2%
3,970
2,985
at home
1,857
1,390
-0.2%
1,920
1,437
lunch**
2,066
1,562
0.8%
2,126
*1,607
1,304
None
apparel
personal
books
1,364
This chart shows the basic calculations using the BLS data although several of the line items are then
adjusted for CUNY’s use.
Please note the following changes:
*Use CUNY Housing Budget Calculation:
Review of 1 bedroom apartments on Craigslist from 12/26/12
Average cost = $1,098/month for individual share of apartment
Use $1,098/mo rent plus $56 utilities = $1,154/mo for housing ($10,386 for 9 months)
**Use CUNY Lunch Calculation: $6.75/day x 5 days x 17 weeks/term x 2 terms
NYC
adjustment
Regional adjustment
apparel
personal
832
10%
Personal Totals
LWP
LAP
928
928
928
261
10%
288
288
288
entertainment (LAP)
1,107
10%
1200
600
1,200
food
2,985
10%
3282
1,816
2,416
*LWP gets ½ of an LAP
entertainment budget
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CUNY has created separate block budgets for students based on whether they live with or away from
their parents as reported on the FAFSA. The following charts show how the separate dollar amounts
for each budget category are derived. Not included in the charts on this page are the appropriate
tuition and fee charges which are, of course, essential components of every student’s budget but are
student, school and program specific. Also note that these budget calculations are the average costs
of attendance estimated for students attending CUNY in each category used for the purposes of
packaging aid awards and are not meant to represent exact dollar for dollar costs.
Living with Parents
books & supplies
use 2014 figure + 4.5% from CPI-U
1,364
transportation
use weekly metrocard ($31) x 17 weeks/term x 2 terms
1,054
apparel
use NYC adjusted figure
928
other
use NYC adjusted figure
288
entertainment
use NYC adjusted figure / 2
600
1,816
personal (total)
room & board
Use Table A3: Income Protection Allowance from
The EFC Formula, 2015-2016
4,210
lunch at school
use $6.75/day x 17 weeks/term x 2 terms
1,148
total
9,592
Living Away from Parents*
books & supplies
use 2014 figure + 4.5% from CPI-U
1,364
transportation
use weekly metrocard ($31) x 17 weeks/term x 2 terms
1,054
medical
use 2014 figure adjusted to 9 months
1,792
apparel
use NYC adjusted figure
928
other
use NYC adjusted figure
288
entertainment
use NYC adjusted figure
1,200
4,208
personal (total)
housing
use CUNY housing calculation
10,386
lunch at school
use $6.75/day x 17 weeks/term x 2 terms
1,148
food at home
use NYC adjusted figure minus calculated lunch
2,135
total
19,984
“*Budgets for The CUNY Law School and the CUNY Graduate Center for doctoral students differ from these
calculations based on higher living expenses, books, and additional medical expenses. Contact those colleges
for their specific numbers.”
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Budget Adjustments for Students with Special Circumstances
Certain special circumstances may call for adjustments either to raise or lower $ amounts in
students’ block budgets as appropriate:
Child Care/Elder Care – Students with dependent care expenses for children under 13 years
of age (that is, 12 years + 12 months – 1 day) or for an elderly family member (or members)
are eligible for a dependent care allowance. This allowance should not be given to families
who receive day care services or funds from the HRA or free daycare services from the
college.
Assume 6 hours/week per course with travel time
Use $7.75/hour x 6 hours per course x 2 courses
Multiply 17 weeks/term for 2 terms
Adjust result to make it divisible by 9 months
$99
$3366
$3,366.00
Disabled/Handicapped – Students who can document additional expenses as a result of a
disability and who are not sponsored by the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) and/or
the Commission for the Blind and Visually Handicapped may receive a budget adjustment for
these expenses. Students not presently supported by these agencies, and not previously
rejected by these agencies, must be referred to them prior to making such an adjustment.
If the student indicates they need additional supplies/equipment, the FAA should inquire from
the student’s counselor at the appropriate agency whether the requested items will be provided
by the organization. If not, the student’s budget may be increased to reflect the reasonable
cost of the items needed.
Out-of-State Tuition – Students attending CUNY charged out-of-state tuition have their
budget adjusted by that amount.
Students Enrolled in ASAP – The Accelerated Study for Associate Programs (ASAP)
program provides its students with Metrocards. Since ASAP students incur no costs for
transportation, this budget component is adjusted to 0 for ASAP students.
Professional Judgment – The FAA may, on a case by case basis, use professional judgment
to adjust elements of the cost of attendance based upon individual student requests for such
consideration. Such adjustments must be for a compelling unusual circumstance that can be
fully supported by documentation in the student’s file. Adjustments should be limited to
expenses that relate directly to the student and his or her academic program. (Costs related to
the student’s family are addressed by the EFC formula.) Documented costs for book or
supplies related to the student’s curriculum in excess of the budget maximums, reasonable
costs for the rental or purchase of a personal computer, unusual medical or transportation
expenses exceeding the allowances in CUNY’s block budgets might justify the use of a PJ
cost of attendance adjustment.
Remember that 1) the law prohibits the use of professional judgment to create a new cost of
attendance category or categories; 2) the FAA is under no obligation to use professional
judgments to make COA adjustments; its use by financial aid administrators is optional; and
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3) the school must complete the verification process for any applicant selected by the CPS
before making a COA adjustment. Note that CUNY has a standard dependent care allowance
that is included in the budgets of students with dependents. This situation would not be an
exercise of professional judgment. On the other hand, if a student is requesting dependent
care expenses in an amount which exceeds a standard allowance, increasing the allowance on
an applicant selected for verification would be a use of PJ authority that should be exercised
only after verification was completed.
Less than ½ Time Budget for Self-Help and Campus-based Aid
Only the costs for tuition & fees and allowances for books & supplies, transportation and
dependent care expenses (where applicable) may be included as part of the COA for students
who are enrolled less than half-time. Use the following budget for packaging campus-based
aid:
Transportation
467.50 ((5 trips @ $2.75) per week) x 34 weeks)
Books & Supplies 341.00 ($1,364/4)
+ $808.50
+ Tuition /fees
+ Dependent care expenses [where applicable]
[Note: The types of costs in the Pell Grant budget for students enrolled for less than half time
are the same as for the other Title IV programs but the Pell budget does not pro-rate the budget
components and always uses the costs for a full academic year.]
Summer Budgets
Use the appropriate block budget that reflects either living with parents or living away from
parents status and the period of attendance. When students who are not enrolled in a summer
session use FWS in the summer, 62.5% of the actual earnings will be treated as a resource and
subtracted from the student’s academic year financial need
Cooperative Education Budget Adjustment
Students with a “living with parents” budget enrolled in cooperative education programs for at
least 4.5 months duration may have their academic year budgets increased to reflect the
additional costs incurred by going to work. The maximum allowable costs are:
Lunch
$ 390.00
($32.50 per week x 12 weeks)
Transportation
0
(weekly Metrocard included in standard budget)
Personal
780.00
($65 x 12 weeks)
Total $1170.00
Students who have 2 Co-op assignments during the award year will have the following
budget:
1st Co-op budget
$1170.00
Personal
Total
520.00
$1690.00
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SECTION 2 – Legacy College Budgets
The following budget chart is used only for students who are enrolled at “legacy” colleges. In 20152016 these school are Baruch College, City College, NYC College of Technology, and the CUNY
School of Professional Studies.
LIVING AWAY FROM PARENTS - AY 2015-2016
1.5
MONTHS
3
MONTHS
4.5
MONTHS
6
MONTHS
7.5
MONTHS
9
MONTHS
10.5
MONTHS
12
MONTHS
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES *
227
455
682
909
1,137
1,364
1,591
1,591
TRANSPORTATION
176
351
527
703
878
1,054
1,230
1,405
>= HALF TIME
PERSONAL EXPENSES
701
1,403
2,104
2,806
3,507
4,208
4,910
5,611
1,731
3,462
5,193
6,924
8,655
10,386
12,117
13,848
FOOD (AT HOME)
356
712
1,067
1,423
1,779
2,135
2,490
2,846
LUNCH
191
383
574
765
956
1,148
1,339
1,530
$3,382
$6,765
$10,147
$13,529
$16,912
$20,294
$23,676
$26,831
$596
$1,191
$1,787
$2,382
$2,978
$3,573
$4,169
$4,764
HOUSING **
BLOCK BUDGET ***
CHILD CARE
HOUSING EXCLUSION
($1,731)
($3,462)
($5,193)
($6,924)
($8,655)
($10,386)
($12,117)
($13,848)
MEDICAID
($299)
($597)
($896)
($1,195)
($1,494)
($1,792)
($2,091)
($2,390)
BUDGET w/CHILD CARE
BUDGET w/HOUSING
EXCLUSION
BUDGET w/MEDICAID
EXCLUSION
$3,978
$7,956
$11,934
$15,911
$19,890
$23,867
$27,845
$31,595
$1,651
$3,303
$4,954
$6,605
$8,257
$9,908
$11,559
$12,983
$3,083
$6,168
$9,251
$12,334
$15,418
$18,502
$21,585
$24,441
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
TOTAL
$128
$255
$383
$511
$638
$766
$894
$1,021
CHILD CARE
$298
$596
$893
$1,191
$1,489
$1,787
$2,084
$2,382
TOTAL W/CHILD CARE
$425
$851
$1,276
$1,702
$2,127
$2,553
$2,978
$3,403
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
+ FEES
< HALF TIME
*If a student's curriculum requires books and supply costs in excess of this standard maximum, such costs
must be documented.
**The amount allocated for housing expects that students share housing costs.
***Students’ college costs, excluding tuition and fees, are expected to be the total block budget. The category
breakouts are a general guide and the amounts can be reallocated between categories.
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The following budget chart is used only for students who are enrolled at “legacy” colleges. In 20152016 these school are Baruch College, City College, NYC College of Technology, and the CUNY
School of Professional Studies.
LIVING WITH PARENTS - AY 2015-2016
1.5
MONTHS
3
MONTHS
4.5
MONTHS
6
MONTHS
7.5
MONTHS
9
MONTHS
10.5
MONTHS
12
MONTHS
$227
$176
$191
$303
$702
$455
$351
$383
$605
$1,403
$682
$527
$574
$908
$2,105
$909
$703
$765
$1,211
$2,807
$1,137
$878
$956
$1,513
$3,508
$1,364
$1,054
$1,148
$1,816
$4,210
$1,591
$1,230
$1,339
$2,119
$4,210
$1,591
$1,405
$1,530
$2,421
$4,210
BLOCK BUDGET **
$1,598
$3,197
$4,796
$6,395
$7,992
$9,592
$10,488
$11,157
CHILD CARE
HOUSING EXCLUSION
$596
($702)
$1,191
($1,403)
$1,787
($2,105)
$2,382
($2,807)
$2,978
($3,508)
$3,573
($4,210)
$4,169
($4,210)
$4,764
($4,210)
BUDGET w/CHILD CARE
BUDGET w/HOUSING
EXCLUSION
$2,194
$4,388
$6,583
$8,777
$10,970
$13,165
$14,657
$15,921
$896
$1,794
$2,691
$3,588
$4,484
$5,382
$6,278
$6,947
$1,492
$2,985
$4,478
$5,970
$7,462
$8,955
$10,447
$11,711
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
TOTAL
CHILD CARE
$128
$298
$255
$596
$383
$894
$511
$1,191
$638
$1,489
$766
$1,787
$894
$2,085
$1,021
$2,382
TOTAL w/CHILD CARE
$426
$851
$1,277
$1,702
$2,127
$2,553
$2,978
$3,403
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
+ TUITION
+ FEES
>= HALF TIME
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES *
TRANSPORTATION
LUNCH
PERSONAL EXPENSES
HOUSING
BUDGET w/CHILD CARE &
HOUSING EXCLUSION
< HALF TIME
*If a student's curriculum requires books and supply costs in excess of this standard maximum, such costs
must be documented.
**The amount allocated for housing expects that students share housing costs.
***Students’ college costs, excluding tuition and fees, are expected to be the total block budget. The category
breakouts are a general guide and the amounts can be reallocated between categories.
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SECTION 3 – CUNYfirst College Budgets
The following budget chart is used only for students who are enrolled at CUNYfirst colleges. In
2015-2016 these school are Bronx Community College, Brooklyn College, Borough Manhattan
Community College, College of Staten Island, Hostos CC, Hunter College, John Jay College,
Kingsborough CC, LaGuardia CC, CUNY Law School, Lehman College, Medgar Evers College,
Guttman CC, Queensborough CC, Queens College, and York College.
LIVING AWAY FROM PARENTS - AY 2015-2016
>= Half Time
Books and Supplies *
Transportation
Personal Expenses
Medical
Housing **
Food (At Home)
Lunch
Loan Fees
Total Block Budget ***
Child/Elder Care
Housing Exclusion
Medicaid
Budget w/Child Care
Budget w/Housing Exclusion
Budget w/Medicaid Exclusion
SUMMER
ONE TERM SUMMER +
ONE TERM
2 TERMS –
FALL/SPRING
SUMMER +
FALL/SPRING
$455
$682
$1,137
$1,364
$1,591
$351
$527
$878
$1,054
$1,405
806
896
1,494
1,792
2,390
597
1,208
2,013
2,416
3,221
3,462
5,193
8,655
10,386
13,848
712
1,067
1,779
2,135
2,846
383
574
956
1,148
1,530
$29
$29
$58
$58
$58
$6,795
$10,176
$16,970
$20,353
$26,889
$1,191
$1,787
$2,978
$3,573
$4,764
($3,462)
($5,193)
($8,655)
($10,386)
($13,848)
($597)
($896)
($1,494)
($1,792)
($2,390)
$7,956
$11,934
$19,890
$23,867
$31,595
$3,303
$4,954
$8,257
$9,908
$12,983
$6,168
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$9,251
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$15,418
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$18,502
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$24,441
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$255
$383
$638
$766
$1,021
$596
$893
$1,489
$1,787
$2,382
$851
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$1,276
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$2,127
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$2,553
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$3,403
+ Tuition
+ Fees
< Half Time
Total
Child Care
Total w/Child Care
*If a student's curriculum requires books and supply costs in excess of this standard maximum, such costs
must be documented.
**The amount allocated for housing expects that students share housing costs.
***Students’ college costs, excluding tuition and fees, are expected to be the total block budget. The category
breakouts are a general guide and the amounts can be reallocated between categories.
For LaGuardia students, see text for appropriate co-op adjustments.
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The following budget chart is used only for students who are enrolled at CUNYfirst colleges. In 2015-2016
these school are Bronx Community College, Brooklyn College, Borough Manhattan Community College,
College of Staten Island, Hostos CC, Hunter College, John Jay College, Kingsborough CC, LaGuardia CC,
CUNY Law School, Lehman College, Medgar Evers College, Guttman CC, Queensborough CC, Queens
College, and York College.
LIVING WITH PARENTS - AY 2015-2016
SUMMER
>= Half Time
Books and Supplies *
Transportation
Lunch
Personal
Housing
Loan Fees
Total Block Budget **
Child Care
Housing Exclusion
Budget w/Child Care
Budget w/Housing Exclusion
Budget w/Child Care & Housing Exclusion
ONE
TERM
SUMMER +
ONE TERM
2 TERMS –
SUMMER +
FALL/SPRING FALL/SPRING
$455
$682
$1,137
$1,364
$1,591
$351
$527
$878
$1,054
$1,405
$383
$574
$956
$1,148
$1,530
$605
$908
$1,513
$1,816
$2,421
$1,403
$2,105
$3,508
$4,210
$4,210
$29
$29
$58
$58
$58
$3,226
$4,825
$8,050
$9,650
$11,215
$1,191
$1,787
$2,978
$3,573
$4,764
($1,403)
($2,105)
($3,508)
($4,210)
($4,210)
$4,388
$6,583
$10,970
$13,165
$15,921
$1,794
$2,691
$4,484
$5,382
$6,947
$2,985
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$4,478
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$7,462
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$8,955
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$11,711
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$255
$383
$638
$766
$1,021
$596
$894
$1,489
$1,787
$2,382
$851
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$1,277
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$2,127
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$2,553
+ Tuition
+ Fees
$3,403
+ Tuition
+ Fees
< Half Time
Total
Child Care
Total w/Child Care
*If a student's curriculum requires books and supply costs in excess of this standard maximum, such costs
must be documented.
**The amount allocated for housing expects that students share housing costs.
***Students’ college costs, excluding tuition and fees, are expected to be the total block budget. The category
breakouts are a general guide and the amounts can be reallocated between categories.
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Legacy College Student Fees 2015-2016
The fees shown on this chart represent the average fees students are typically charged. The fee amounts an
individual student actually pays may differ on occasion from the calculated fees posted to FAP.
This chart includes the U.S.S. student government fee ($1.45 per semester), the Consolidated Services Fee
($15.00 per semester), the appropriate student activities fee and the Technology Fee ($125 per semester for all
colleges).
Full-Time
Summer
2015
College
UG
Grad
Part-Time
Academic Year
2015-2016
One Semester
2015-2016
Academic Year
2015-2016
One Semester
2015-2016
UG
UG
Grad
UG
UG
Grad
Grad
Grad
Community Colleges
Senior Colleges
Baruch
144.85
78.85
480.00
308.00
240.00
154.00
300.00
208.00
150.00
104.00
123.85 F
69.85 P
130.35 F
80.35 P
358.70
260.70
179.35
130.35
211.70
160.70
105.85
80.35
65.00
–
339.10
–
169.55
–
170.40
–
85.20
–
Graduate
–
50.00
–
313.20
–
156.60
–
213.20
–
106.60
Professional Studies
Journalism
–
–
1130.00 F
1331.00 S
–
565.00 F
665.00 S
–
1030.00 F
1231.00 S
–
515.00 F
615.00 S
City
NYC Tech
Graduate Schools
STUDENT BUDGETS 6-12
SAM 2015-2016
CUNYfirst Student Fees 2015-2016
The fees shown on this chart represent the average fees students are typically charged in CUNYfirst. The fee
amounts an individual student actually pays may differ on occasion from the calculated fees posted to FAP.
This chart includes the U.S.S. student government fee ($1.45 per semester), the Consolidated Services Fee
($15.00 per semester), the appropriate student activities fee and the Technology Fee ($125.00 per semester
for all colleges). In CUNYfirst, all fees must be whole numbers so the student government fee is rounded.
Full-Time
Summer
2015
College
UG
Grad
Part-Time
Academic Year
2015-2016
One Semester
2015-2016
Academic Year
2015-2016
One Semester
2015-2016
UG
UG
UG
UG
Grad
Grad
Grad
Grad
Community Colleges
BMCC
123.00
–
370.00
–
185.00
–
202.00
–
101.00
–
Bronx
116.00
–
406.00
–
203.00
–
232.00
–
116.00
–
Hostos
141.00
–
408.00
–
204.00
–
216.00
–
108.00
–
Kingsboro
--
–
402.00
–
201.00
–
212.00
–
106.00
–
LaGuardia
--
–
418.00
–
209.00
–
212.00
–
106.00
–
NCC
--
--
394.00
--
197.00
--
200.00
--
100.00
--
94.00
–
410.00
–
205.00
–
214.00
–
107.00
–
156.00 D
140.00 E
240.00
106.00
139.00
432.00
362.00
184.00
192.00 D
140.00 E
181.00
133.00
154.00
280.00
154.00
383.00 D
279.00 E
362.00
266.00
307.00
560.00
308.00
254.00 D
202.00 E
280.00
226.00
216.00
240.00
92.00
508.00 D
404.00 E
560.00
452.00
John Jay
178.00
178.00
480.00
402.00
240.00
201.00
316.00
278.00
158.00
139.00
Lehman
152.00
152.00
430.00
430.00
215.00
215.00
266.00
266.00
133.00
133.00
Medgar Evers
113.00
–
350.00
–
175.00
–
226.00
–
113.00
–
Queens
144.00
135.00
608.00
522.00
304.00
261.00
418.00
398.00
209.00
199.00
Queens Summer II
159.00
149.00
York
139.00
–
418.00
–
209.00
–
254.00
–
127.00
–
–
128.00
–
564.00
–
282.00
–
348.00
–
174.00
Queensboro
Senior Colleges
Brooklyn
CSI
Hunter
181.00
92.00
Graduate Schools
Law
STUDENT BUDGETS 6-13