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This is one of the most important investments you'll ever make, and now that you've narrowed down your college options, cost has become a factor.
We provide all of the educational and cultural benefits inherent in a private, liberal arts institution — at a price that's competitive with most public and private colleges and universities.
All tuition and fees are subject to change without written notice. Amounts are listed with all tax included, but do not include bank or wire transfer fees (such fees are the responsibility of the applicant). Please note tax rates may change, and such updates will be reflected in LUJ's admissions and fee information.
Check out the Overall Tuition by clicking the button below!
If you would like to see the specific table that shows how our credits are calculated click here.
Both the EAP and Undergraduate programs are invoiced each semester. Invoices will be sent directly to the student, and will include the necessary bank information to complete the payment.
Please see the 2025-26 payment schedule provided below:
Newly accepted students (first semester invoice)
Newly accepted students for both the EAP and Undergraduate programs will receive their first semester invoice after their acceptance letter has been issued. LUJ's finance office will prepare the invoice and send a digital copy directly to the student's personal email registered in our admissions office. All invoices will include:
The payment deadline for the first semester is due one month from the issuing date of the invoice (** may be subject to change depending on the timing of the student's official acceptance and the start of the first semester).
Please contact the finance office directly at financialaffairs@japan.lakeland.edu for invoice and payment related inquiries.
Current and continuing students
Continuing students already registered at LUJ will be invoiced each semester for tuition and fees. The invoice will be sent digitally to the student's registered LUJ student email, and also include:
Please refer to the 2025-26 schedule of invoicing dates and payment deadlines below. Please note these are estimated dates, and may vary slightly by program.
Please contact the finance office directly at financialaffairs@japan.lakeland.edu for semester invoices and payment related inquires.
We’re excited to announce that several new scholarships have been added to support our students even further!
Take a moment to explore the opportunities listed below and see if you’re eligible to apply.
It might be the perfect chance to receive additional support on your academic journey!
2025 JCIS Scholarship
The JCIS Scholarships are awarded to graduating students from JCIS member schools who show strong academic potential and active involvement in their school communities.
2026 Sumida Scholarship
The Sumida Area Scholarships are for senior students who either live in Sumida or attend a MEXT-recognized high school in the area.
Learn more about scholarships offered at LUJ.
LUJ Referral Scholarship (new applicants, currently enrolled students, alumni)
The LUJ Referral Scholarship is offered to students joining LUJ from direct indication and/or reference from an alumni or currently enrolled student.
Eligibility:
The scholarship Referral Scholarshop v.1.29.2025 must be completed by both the new applicant (referee) and the currently enrolled, and submitted to the Admissions Office prior to the applicant's acceptance to LUJ (see the PDF form for application deadlines). LUJ alumni who act as referrers will receive their scholarship payment as a wire transfer.
Scholarship terms:
The applicant (referrer) will receive a 50,000 JPY credit applied to his or her first semester invoice.
The currently enrolled student or alumni will receive a 50,000 JPY credit applied to his or her next semester invoice.
Note: scholarship payments for applicants and students who are receiving the GI Bill will be handles on a case-by-case basis. The LUJ finance office will contact each applicant to confirm how the scholarship amount will be awarded.
Details:
LUJ Sibling Scholarship (new applicants only)
Coming soon.
LUJ operates as a branch campus to Lakeland University (WI), meaning that limited financial aid may be available to those who apply. Certain criteria must be met in order to be eligible for financial aid.
Any eligible LUJ student who intends to apply for financial aid must first contact the LUJ admissions office in order to begin the process. Our admissions officers will guide you through the steps and put you in touch with the appropriate administrator at the home campus. Financial aid is applied for, reviewed, approved and dispersed directly through the LU home campus.
For more information, contact the LUJ admissions office and begin the process.
Lakeland University Japan is proud to accept students who qualify for military benefits. We work closely with our home campus in Wisconsin to assist students in obtaining their benefits.
Students receiving military benefits must submit their "Certificate of Eligibility" at the time of their admissions to verify the percentage of tuition coverage they have been awarded.
How and when do I receive my tuition invoices?
All invoices are sent digitally to students. Newly accepted students will receive their first semester invoice to their personal email registered at the time of application. Already registered and continuing students will receive their digital invoices each semester to their LUJ student email account.
Tuition invoices are sent at different time periods for (1) newly accepted students, and (2) already registered and continuing students. Please refer to the information and dates provided in the Invoicing and Payment Schedules shown in the page above.
How can I make payments (domestically)?
Semester tuition and fee payments can be made by bank wire transfer from Japanese bank accounts. The bank wire transfer information is provided on the invoice. Please make sure to include the LUJ Student ID Number to ensure the payment can be received and recorded correctly.
Non-tuition related payments, such as testing fees, lab fees, and course material fees can also be made via credit card or cash. Credit card payments are processed online via Square or PayPal, and will incur a processing fee each time. The LUJ Finance Office will provide the necessary links at the time of invoicing, or upon request. Cash payments can be made directly to the Financial Affairs office on the 6th floor of the LUJ campus.
How can I make payments (internationally)?
Semester tuition and fee payments can be made by bank wire transfer from overseas bank accounts as well. The bank wire transfer information is provided on the invoice, and all transaction and wire transfer fees must be incurred by the payer. Please make sure to include the LUJ Student ID Number to ensure the payment can be received and recorded correctly.
Non-tuition related payments, such as testing fees, lab fees, and course material fees can also be made via credit card. Credit card payments are processed online via Square or PayPal, and will incur a processing fee each time. The LUJ Finance Office will provide the necessary links at the time of invoicing, or upon request.
What happens if I cannot make a payment on time?
If you encounter or foresee a challenge in making your payment by the deadline, it is important to contact the Financial Affairs office directly (financialaffairs@japan.lakeland.edu). We will work with you to determine if installment plans or deadline extensions are available. Students who are unable to complete their payments will be placed on a temporary "financial hold" - limiting their ability to request and receive official University documents (i.e. transcripts, diploma, visa extensions, etc.) as well as their ability to register for courses in the upcoming semester. Financial holds are released once the student's balance of overdue payment(s) are complete.
LUJ reserves the right to limit, restrict, or withhold a student's ability to register, enroll, and participate in classes for failure to make payments or contact the Financial Affairs office. This also includes the issuing of official and unofficial transcript requests, confirmation of degree completion, student enrollment verification, and graduation diplomas.
What happens if I get a refund, and how is it processed?
If a payment to the University is to be refunded, the Financial Affairs office will contact the student directly and notify him or her of the amount to be returned. Refunds are typically applied as a credit to the next semester's invoice, but in some cases, the refund may be processed directly to the recipient. The finance office will inform the student of the refund amount, method, and timing at the start of the process.
I am a GI Bill or (U.S.) financial aid recipient. How can I ask questions about timing, refunds, and allowances?
If you are a newly applying student, you should contact the LUJ Admissions Office directly. Our admissions officers will connect you with the appropriate VA and financial aid offices in LU Wisconsin to answer any of your questions.
If you are an already-registered and continuing student, you should contact the LUJ Financial Affairs office, so that we may direct you to the appropriate office(s) in LU Wisconsin.
