- Tuition and Fee Table (2009-2010)
- Tuition and Fee Information
- Tuition Refund Insurance
- Fee Explanations
- Room and Board Charges
Tuition and Fee Table (2009-2010)
Tuition Rates for the 2009-2010 Academic Year
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Undergraduate Students
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| Full-Time (Registered for 12-17 credit hours) (If registered above 17 credit hours, $1,148 per additional credit) |
$17,228 |
| Part-Time (per credit hour) |
$1,148 |
Graduate Students
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| Full-Time (9 credit hours and above, per credit hour) |
$1,237 |
| Part-Time (Per credit hour) |
$1,237 |
SIS Additional Program Fee per semesterFull-Time (9 credit hours and above)Part-Time (6 to 8 credit hours) |
$750 $500 |
Dual Degree (SIS/CAS)Full-Time (9 credit hours and above)Part-Time (6 to 8 credit hours) |
$325 $250 |
MBA & MS Programs (Kogod School of Business)
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MBA Program |
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| Full-Time (12-17 credit hours) (If registered above 17 credit hours, $1,111 per additional credit) |
$14,536 |
| Part-Time (less than 12 credit hours, per credit hour) |
$1,111 |
MS Programs (Kogod Only) |
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| Full-Time (9 credit hours and above, per credit hour) | $1,111 |
| Part-Time (Per credit hour) | $1,111 |
Law Students (Washington College of Law)
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| Full-Time (12-17 credit hours) (If registered above 17 credit hours, $1,503 per additional credit) |
$20,292 |
| Part-Time (less than 12 credit hours, per credit hour) |
$1,503 |
Non-Degree Students
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| For Course Levels 100-400 (per credit hour) |
$1,148 |
| For Course Levels 500 and above (per credit hour) *Except for Kogod graduate courses and Law courses which are charged per credit their respective part-time rate. |
$1,237 |
Off-Campus Programs
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| Per Credit Hour |
$1,041 |
Student Health Insurance (2009-2010 Rate) |
$1,550 |
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Note: Auditors pay the same charges as students enrolled for credit and are subject to all applicable special fees. Note: An Alumni Audit has a tuition rate of $100.00 per credit hour, plus any mandatory or special course fees. Charges for institutes and other courses with special tuition rates are listed in the Schedule of Classes or in publications supplied to you by the offering university department. |
Tuition and Fee Information
Undergraduate students who register for 12 to 17 credit hours are charged for tuition at a flat full-time rate. Undergraduate students who register for fewer than 12 credit hours are charged tuition per credit hour based on the number of credit hours taken. Undergraduate students who register for more than 17 credit hours are charged the flat full-time tuition rate with an additional charge for each credit hour over 17.
Graduate (non-MBA) and non-degree students are charged for tuition on a per credit hour basis.
Full-time MBA students taking 12 to 17 credit hours are charged a flat rate tuition amount. If a student takes more than 17 credit hours, they are charged an additional amount for each credit hour over 17. Students taking less than 12 credit hours are charged per credit hour.
Washington College of Law students who register for 12 to 17 credit hours are charged for tuition at a flat full-time rate. Washington College of Law students who register for fewer than 12 credit hours are charged tuition per credit hour based on the number of credit hours taken. Washington College of Law students who register for more than 17 credit hours are charged the flat full-time tuition rate with an additional charge for each credit hour over 17.
The off-campus tuition rate differs from the rate for on-campus courses. However, full-time undergraduate students who register for courses both on and off campus are assessed tuition at the on-campus full-time rate.
Given the probable continuation of current economic conditions, as well as the need to continue to accelerate the academic development of the university, it is reasonable to expect that tuition and fee increases will be required each year in the future.
Students registering during the advanced registration with billing period, must pay the balance due on or before the due date as indicated on the bill. For the fall, students registering on or before July 10, 2009 are to pay the amount due by August 3, 2009. For the spring, students registering on or before December 4, 2009 are to pay the amount due by December 18, 2009.
Students registering after the advance registration period (direct registration) must pay the balance due, less expected financial aid, on the day they register.
Tuition Refund Insurance
Insurance coverage which would supplement the university's published refund policy is available to full-time students through the Tuition Refund Plan (TRP), and elective insurance plan sponsored by A.W.G. Dewar, Inc. Under this plan, students who withdraw from classes at any time during the semester because of a personal medical illness or accident will receive a full tuition refund; students who withdraw due to a mental/nervous disorder will receive a 6o percent tuition refund. Housing charges are refunded on a prorated basis. The plan year is comprised of both fall and spring semesters of an academic year. Enrollment in the plan must occur prior to the first day of fall semester classes.
The application and more information can be found on the following links:
Application and Information for Undergraduate Students
Application and Information for Graduate Students
