How do Cooper Union’s 2026–27 domestic undergraduate budgets vary by program and living arrangement?
DIRECT ANSWER
2026–27 budget limited to the named program, residency and living arrangement. International-student budgets are not established by this packet Program and meal choices can change the estimate The figures are financial-aid budgets after scholarship, not apartment rent or one school-wide tuition bill Unwaived health insurance is additional
After the standard half-tuition scholarship, Cooper’s 2026–27 domestic undergraduate budgets range from $50,615 to $52,075 across the cited program and living combinations. Estimated unwaived health insurance adds $3,719. Compare the correct program and residence category rather than using one university-wide total.
Published guidance
Cooper Union’s 2026–27 domestic undergraduate financial-aid budgets vary by program and living arrangement. After the standard half-tuition scholarship, Architecture or Art is estimated at $51,415 on campus or $52,075 off campus. Engineering is estimated at $50,615 on campus or $51,275 off campus. Unwaived student health insurance is estimated at an additional $3,719 and is not included in those totals.
Select the student’s program and on-campus or off-campus category before using a number. These are financial-aid budgets after the specified scholarship, rather than a single tuition bill or an apartment-rent quote. They do not establish an international-student budget. Program details, meal choices and individual expenses may change the estimate; confirm the actual billing, insurance-waiver outcome and aid with Cooper. The official financial-aid source was reviewed on October 17, 2026.
Sources & verification
- cooper.edu Retained university source reviewed within the stated scope
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