Tufts publishes on-campus housing and dining costs as part of its annual cost-of-attendance estimates. For 2026–27, the undergraduate estimate lists housing of USD 11,220 for many on-campus categories and food of USD 9,374; graduate estimates list housing of USD 16,668 and food of USD 6,300. Availability, room type, meal plan and actual charges vary, so students should confirm the current housing process before enrolment.

Meal plans and campus dining are part of Tufts’ residential student infrastructure. Students with allergies, religious requirements or other dietary needs should review current dining information and contact the university before arrival. The published cost-of-attendance figures are estimates, not guarantees of a student’s personal food spending.

The Medford/Somerville campus is Tufts’ main residential academic setting near Boston. School of Engineering students use laboratories, project spaces and collaborative teaching facilities, while the university also provides libraries, student organisations, advising and career services. Tufts describes a liberal-arts environment within a research university and reports that many engineering students complete internships or research during their degree.

Tufts provides campus support and emergency guidance, but a university page cannot guarantee individual safety. Students should review current campus-safety contacts, emergency procedures, health services and local transport guidance during orientation, and international students should keep visa and insurance documents current. Support includes academic advising, career services, international-student guidance, financial-aid counselling, health and wellness services, libraries and school-level admissions teams. Graduate engineering applicants can use programme-specific admissions guidance, while international applicants should confirm current document, English-language, funding and visa requirements directly with Tufts.

Tufts publishes on-campus housing and dining costs as part of its annual cost-of-attendance estimates. For 2026–27, the undergraduate estimate lists housing of USD 11,220 for many on-campus categories and food of USD 9,374; graduate estimates list housing of USD 16,668 and food of USD 6,300. Availability, room type, meal plan and actual charges vary, so students should confirm the current housing process before enrolment.

Meal plans and campus dining are part of Tufts’ residential student infrastructure. Students with allergies, religious requirements or other dietary needs should review current dining information and contact the university before arrival. The published cost-of-attendance figures are estimates, not guarantees of a student’s personal food spending.

The Medford/Somerville campus is Tufts’ main residential academic setting near Boston. School of Engineering students use laboratories, project spaces and collaborative teaching facilities, while the university also provides libraries, student organisations, advising and career services. Tufts describes a liberal-arts environment within a research university and reports that many engineering students complete internships or research during their degree.

Tufts provides campus support and emergency guidance, but a university page cannot guarantee individual safety. Students should review current campus-safety contacts, emergency procedures, health services and local transport guidance during orientation, and international students should keep visa and insurance documents current. Support includes academic advising, career services, international-student guidance, financial-aid counselling, health and wellness services, libraries and school-level admissions teams. Graduate engineering applicants can use programme-specific admissions guidance, while international applicants should confirm current document, English-language, funding and visa requirements directly with Tufts.