Professional Master of Science in Data Science

  • Estimates ofÌýtuition and fees are provided below for general planning purposes only. Actual costs may vary.ÌýFor details, seeÌýTuitionÌýand Fee Rate Sheets.
Fall 2025–Spring 2026 On Campus

2025–26 Per Semester

Credit HoursIn-State TuitionOut-of-State/International TuitionFall/Spring Student Fees
1$1,661$2,019$149–$445
2$2,916$3,632$149–$445
3$4,171$5,245$149–$445
4$5,426$6,858$149–$445
5$6,681$8,471$445
6$7,936$10,084$445
7$9,191$11,697$445
8$10,446$13,310$445
9$11,701$14,923$445
10$12,956$16,536$445
11$14,211$18,149$445
12$15,466$19,762$445
13$16,721$21,375$445
14$17,976$22,988$445
15$19,231$24,601$445
30 (entire program)$38,056$48,796depends on pace
  • 2025–26 Mandatory Student Fee Changes: The following changes to fees will be in effect starting in Fall 2025; student services will remain the same:
    • The A&S Tech (ASSET) Fee $1.32 per credit hour will be eliminated for all students starting in Fall 2025.
    • The following fees will be converted to tuition starting in Fall 2025 and will no longer be assessed individually (student services will remain the same): Arts & Cultural Enrichment Fee, Career Services Fee, Mental Health Resource Fee, Student Computing Fee, Student Health Fee and the Transit Pass Fee.
  • ³§±ð±ðÌýMandatory Student FeesÌýfor fee descriptions.
  • In addition to tuition and fees:
    • Plan about $75 per credit hour for books and supplies.
    • If you are a new domestic graduate student or new transfer, add a one-time New Student Fee for $62.
    • If you are a new international graduate student, add a one-time New Student Fee for $145.
    • If you are an international student, add anÌýImmigration Compliance Fee for $40 per semester or term.

Rates published by the Bursar’s Office are approved by the Board of Regents annually in accordance with the level of cash fund appropriations set for the university by the Colorado General Assembly. The Board of Regents reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time. Tuition charged is based on residency classification, number of credit hours and your college, school or program. Fractional credit hours outside of flat rate tuition are assessed the average rate between the two closest credit hours. Dual degrees and double majors are charged the higher rate. These rates apply to 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Main Campus only. Classes taken on different campuses and 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Continuing Education have separate tuition, fees and billing. Costs listed are billed directly by 51³Ô¹ÏÍø but may not include everything. See Understanding Your Cost of Attendance. Rates and deadlines may be subject to change.

Summer 2025

Credit HoursIn-State TuitionOut-of-State/International TuitionSummer Fees
1$1,227$1,577$374–$569
2$2,454$3,154$374–$569
3$3,681$4,731$374–$569
4$4,908$6,308$374–$569
5$6,135$7,885$374–$569
6$7,362$9,462$374–$569
7$8,589$11,039$374–$569
8$9,816$12,616$374–$569
9$11,043$14,193$374–$569
10$12,270$15,770$374–$569
11$13,497$17,347$374–$569
12$14,724$18,924$374–$569
13$15,951$20,501$374–$569
14$17,178$22,078$374–$569
15$18,405$23,655$374–$569
30 (entire program)$36,810$47,310depends on pace
  • ³§±ð±ðÌýMandatory Student FeesÌýfor fee descriptions.
  • In addition to tuition and fees:
    • Plan about $75 per credit hour for books and supplies.
    • If you are a new domestic graduate student or new transfer, add a one-time New Student Fee for $62.
    • If you are a new international graduate student, add a one-time New Student Fee for $145.
    • If you are an international student, add anÌýImmigration Compliance Fee for $40 per semester or term.

Rates published by the Bursar’s Office are approved by the Board of Regents annually in accordance with the level of cash fund appropriations set for the university by the Colorado General Assembly. The Board of Regents reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time. Tuition charged is based on residency classification, number of credit hours and your college, school or program. Fractional credit hours outside of flat rate tuition are assessed the average rate between the two closest credit hours. Dual degrees and double majors are charged the higher rate. These rates apply to 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Main Campus only. Classes taken on different campuses and 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Continuing Education have separate tuition, fees and billing. Costs listed are billed directly by 51³Ô¹ÏÍø but may not include everything. See Understanding Your Cost of Attendance. Rates and deadlines may be subject to change.

  • Tuition is $525 per credit hour for in-state, out-of-state and international students.
  • $15,750 for the full 30-credit master’s degree
  • Tuition is assessed on a pay-as-you-go, per-course basis.
  • 8-week sessions with self-paced courses
  • Upgrade to the for-credit experience during any open enrollment window.
  • No student fees
  • Visit the MS-DS Online (on Coursera).

Summer 2025-Spring 2026

Credit HoursOnline Tuition (No Fees)
1$525
2$1,050
3$1,575
4$2,100
5$2,625
6$3,150
7$3,675
8$4,200
9$4,725
10$5,250
11$5,775
12$6,300
13$6,825
14$7,350
15$7,875
30 (entire program)$15,750

Rates published by the Bursar’s Office are approved by the Board of Regents annually in accordance with the level of cash fund appropriations set for the university by the Colorado General Assembly. The Board of Regents reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time. Tuition for this program is assessed on a linear credit hour basis (each credit hour is the same rate) and continues to increase at the same increment for each hour over 15. Fractional credit hours outside of flat rate tuition are assessed the average rate between the two closest credit hours. Dual degrees and double majors are charged the higher rate. These rates apply to 51³Ô¹ÏÍø programs on Main Campus or Coursera only. Classes taken on other campuses including 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Main Campus and 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Continuing Education have separate tuition, fees and billing. Rates and deadlines may be subject to change.

Tuition and fees are just one part of the overall cost to attend 51³Ô¹ÏÍø. The full cost of attendance for an academic year could include expenses such as on-campus housing and food, books and supplies, and items that are not billed by the university, such as personal expenses, transportation and medical insurance. View more information about the full cost of attendance.