* Residency: In-state tuition is significantly cheaper than out-of-state tuition.
* Credit Hours: Tuition is charged per credit hour. The number of credits you take per term will directly impact your cost.
* Program: Some programs, like graduate programs or specialized professional programs, may have higher tuition rates than others.
* Fees: In addition to tuition, there are various fees, such as student fees, technology fees, and health fees, that contribute to the overall cost.
To find the most accurate and up-to-date information:
* Visit the PSU website: The official PSU website (pdx.edu) is the best source for current tuition and fee information. Look for sections on "Tuition & Fees," "Student Accounts," or "Financial Aid." They typically have detailed breakdowns by residency status and program.
* Contact the PSU Registrar's Office or Financial Aid Office: These offices can answer specific questions about tuition costs for your situation.
Without knowing your specific circumstances (residency, program, credit hours), I cannot provide a precise tuition figure. Expect to pay several thousand dollars per term, with out-of-state students paying considerably more.