Troy University—Troy

In an effort to streamline cost for students and families, Troy University adopted a new pricing structure — the Clear Cost Plan — that greatly reduces the number of fees students pay and creates a clearer cost to attend. The Clear Cost Plan, implemented in Fall 2021, created single tuition prices for undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students across all TROY campuses, whether in class or online.

Under the plan, undergraduate tuition is $388 per credit hour for in-state students, graduate tuition is $475 per credit hour and doctoral tuition is $550 per credit hour. This tuition structure eliminates most fees students typically incur while attending TROY.

Troy University is committed to providing exceptional service to students and their families who apply for financial assistance. The Office of Financial Aid offers a variety of services and programs designed to help you find ways to meet the costs of education. Additional information on the various types of financial aid and their requirements can be found at troy.edu/financialaid.

A number of scholarship opportunities are also available through the University that can help students finance their education. For more information on available scholarships and their requirements, visit troy.edu/scholarships.

The complete university experience may be found at Troy University's beautiful, historic campus in Troy, Alabama. The Troy Campus provides top-notch academic programs as well as experiences that shape careers and lives. Students on the Troy Campus enjoy more than 150 clubs, Greek organizations and philanthropic groups as well as study abroad programs, Division I athletics, an honors program and more.

The Troy Campus also offers a wide variety of residence halls including apartment-style units. On-campus dining options include Trojan Dining, a buffet-style venue with a variety of menu selections, and the Trojan Center Food Court, which provides many quick dining options for eat-in or carry-out. The surrounding city of Troy is a charming Southern city with a picturesque town square featuring unique boutiques and food options and a strong town-gown relationship that provides numerous opportunities for students to become engaged in the life of the community.

Troy's Dothan Campus is located between Dothan and Fort Rucker and serves primarily adult learners through day, evening and weekend classes. The campus is home to R. Terry Everett Hall, named in honor of the longtime Alabama Congressman from the state's Wiregrass region, and includes in its library collection Rep. Everett's Congressional papers. The Wiregrass Archives, featuring historical photos and documents from the region, is also located on the campus.

The University's Montgomery Campus is located in the heart of the state's capital city and has been a catalyst to revitalization within the downtown area. The campus' administrative offices are located in the former Whitley Hotel, which was renovated to include office and classroom space in what is now known as Whitley Hall. Another revitalization project that is a centerpiece of the campus is the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts, a 1,200-seat theatre and performing arts venue, which features performing groups from throughout the region. The campus is also home to the Rosa Parks Library and Museum, which is located on the site of Mrs. Parks' 1955 arrest that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The museum pays tribute to Mrs. Parks' legacy of courage and celebrates the people and events of the 381-day boycott, which led to the integration of the city's public transportation system.

The Phenix City Campus is located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River, which has served as a catalyst for development along the East Alabama city's riverfront. The Phenix City Campus serves primarily adult learners from East Alabama and neighboring Columbus, Georgia.

The Troy Campus offers a full complement of facilities for students, including numerous on-campus computer labs and study facilities, a dining hall complete with numerous dining options; the Trojan Student Center, which includes activity space for events, a bookstore, and food court; a comprehensive library; numerous residence halls that provide a variety of living options; fraternity and sorority houses; the Trojan Fitness and Wellness Center; and, athletic facilities, including the 30,000-seat Veterans Memorial Stadium and Trojan Arena, which is home to men's and women's basketball.

Students also can take advantage of opportunities that will help them hone their skills and enhance their academic success. The John W. Schmidt Center for Student Success provides programs and services that enhance students' academic achievement, personal and social growth, campus and civic engagement, tutoring and persistence to graduation.

The surrounding city of Troy is a charming Southern city with a picturesque town square featuring unique boutiques and food options and a strong town-gown relationship that provides numerous opportunities for students to become engaged in the life of the community.