Tuition
& Fees
Tuition
& Fees
Tuition,
Fees, and all other college charges are payable in advance of the first scheduled
class of each session unless specific arrangements have been made with the Accounting
Office for deferred payment. Students who pre-register will be billed by mail
and may make payment by mail. Payment may be made in cash, by check, or with
VISA or MasterCard.
Accelerated Undergraduate
2007-2008 Tuition & Fees
Tuition (per credit) $420.
All undergraduate online courses: $425 per credit
Late registration fee $50.
Application fee $50.
Graduation fee $200.
Late payment fee $75.
Returned Check Charge $35.
Transcript fee $5.
Loans:
Inquiries about loans should be directed to the College's Financial Aid Office.
Students seeking loans must file a needs-based document (PHEAA State Grant application
or Financial Aid form) with the Financial Aid Office to determine loan eligibility
and obtain a loan application form from their lender. The minimum time frame
to process an aid application is six to eight weeks.
Federal
Stafford Student Loan Program
Formerly the Guaranteed Student Loan Program, these loans are obtained from
a bank or other lending institution and are generally insured by both the state
and federal governments. The borrowing limit for graduate students in the Federal
Stafford Student Loan Program is $8,500 annually. The total amount that may
be borrowed is $138,500 including all graduate and undergraduate GSL/Stafford
borrowing.
Unsubsidized
Federal Stafford Student Loan
The Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan terms and conditions are essentially
the same as the regular Stafford loan, except the federal government does not
pay interest on the unsubsidized loan while you are in school. You must begin
to repay interest and principal 60 days after the first loan check is issued.
You can defer paying the principal on your loan if enrolled full-time for the
period of the loan.
For graduate students, the Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan provides additional loan eligibility beyond any subsidized Stafford amounts. Students must first apply for the regular (subsidized) Stafford program and will be automatically considered for the unsubsidized program at the same time.
Refund
Policy:
A full refund will be issued for classes dropped before courses begin. A 100%
refund is issued for classes dropped after the first class and before the second;
however, there will be a $100.00 administration fee. After the second class,
there is no refund. Students seeking a refund must apply directly to the Accounting
Office.
Note:
Title IV recipients are subject to a different refund policy.
Contact the Financial Aid office for details.