You will have to pay federal and state income taxes on the money you withdraw and you will also have to pay an early withdrawal penalty of 10% (in addition to the government taxes) if you have not yet reached retirement age.
I don't think you should jeapardise your retirement for a child's post-graduate education. Let your child obtain a government loan to fund the education and let your child get a job to help pay for it.
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