UD stopped charging separate fees in 2013 and pledged not to increase tuition for a student during his or her four years at the university. Students who are accepted receive a personalized letter detailing upfront the full cost to earn a degree.
The Dayton Daily News examined the university's changed tuition model that aimed to eliminate hidden fees so people were certain what a four-year degree would cost.
“We want families to understand exactly what they will be paying for, from day one through graduation,” said President Daniel J. Curran in in 2013.
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