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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMSON CAMPUS UNDERGRADUATE FULL TIME STUDENTS PER YEAR PER SEMESTER
Tuition: $21,450 $10,725
Activity Fee: $160 $80
Academic Computing Fee: $230 $115
Parent Association Fee: $20 $10
Tuition & Fees: $21,860 $10,930
Housing – Tower (Double Room Rate): $7,134 $3,567
Housing – Marian (Double Room Rate): $7,744 $3,872
Housing – Motherhouse (Double Room Rate): $8,384 $4,192
Total Direct Costs – Tower: $28,994 $14,497
Total Direct Costs – Marian: $29,604 $14,802
Total Direct Costs – Motherhouse $30,244 $15,122

PER CREDIT HOUR
Part Time Tuition Rate (1 -11 credit hours): $715
Overload Tuition (additional hours over 18): $715
Summer School Tuition Rate: $420

DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMS PER CREDIT HOUR
Applied Organizational Management/Professional Arts Tuition Rate: $470
B.S. in Management (Beginning Fall 2008
Online Courses only) Tuition Rate: $470
BSN Fast Track Tuition Rate: $470
Health Arts Tuition Rate $415
Health Care Leadership Tuition Rate: $470
Organizational Leadership Tuition Rate: $470

GRADUATE PROGRAMS PER CREDIT HOUR
Graduate – HSA/MSM/MSTD/MHA Tuition Rate: $560
Graduate – MBA Tuition Rate: $698
Graduate – EDUCATION Tuition Rate: $560
Graduate – MSN Tuition Rate: $560
Graduate – MSN ALBUQUERQUE Tuition Rate: $455
Graduate – MSW Tuition Rate: $560

ANNUAL
Graduate – PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM Click here

ROOM and BOARD RATES: (Per semester)

Students must provide their own pillows, blankets, bedspreads,
bed linens, wash cloths, hangers, personal items and window drapes.

Tower Hall: Single $3,967
Single Suite $4,177
Double $3,567
Triple $3,467
Triple Suite $3,677

Marian Hall:Single $4,382
Double $3,872
Triple $3,617

Motherhouse:Single $4,502
Single Deluxe $4,645
Double $4,192
Triple $4,092
Suite $4,382
Apartment $4,747

FEES:
Student Activity Fee PER SEMESTER
Full-Time Students (12 or more credit hours): $80
Part-Time Students (7-11 credit hours): $25

Academic Computing Fee PER SEMESTER
Full-Time Students (12 or more credit hours): $115
Part-Time Students (7-11 credit hours): $60

PER SEMESTER
Parents Association Fee (12 or more credit hours) $10

SPECIAL FEES:

Challenge Exam Fee (undergraduate and graduate) $100
New Student Orientation Fee $120
Graduation Application Fee $120
Health Arts Form A or B credit application $100
Health Arts Portfolio Evaluation Fee $200
Housing Late Cancellation Fee $150
Online Course Fee $50-150
Late Payment Fee All Programs ( per semester) $90
Payment Plan/Deferment Fee Traditional Undergraduate (per semester) $90
Payment Plan/Deferment Fee Degree Completion & Graduate Students (per semester) $40
Posting Fee – Challenge Exam (per credit hour) $25
Posting Fee – Portfolio Credit (per credit hour) $50
Posting Fee – Health Arts Form A $150
Posting Fee – Health Arts Form B (per credit hour) $10
Prior Learning Assessment Fee $200
Proficiency Exam Testing Fee (per exam) $100
Posting Fee per credit hour for Proficiency Examination Credit: $25
Review and Posting fee for continuing USF students who transfer additional hours (per credit hour) $25
Registration Deposit $100
Registration Deposit – Nursing (NON REFUNDABLE) $300
Returned Check Fee $10
Room Reservation Deposit (NON REFUNDABLE) $50
Student Teaching Fee $150
Transcript Request Fee (per copy) $5
Tutorial Fee for graduate coursework $125
Lab Fee for Health Arts Computer classes $30
Faculty Directed Instruction Material fee $5

Lab Fees (as listed on the schedule of course offerings)
Parking Permit Fee/Policy – (per semester) $30
Printing Management Policy

FAMILY DISCOUNT
Whenever two or more members of the same immediate family are concurrently enrolled at the University of St. Francis as full-time undergraduate students, all shall be allowed a discount of 5 percent on tuition chargers per semester.

OTHER POLICIES
Enrollment shall be considered as signifying knowledge of all conditions, rules, and regulations and shall be deemed as acceptance thereof.
The University shall not be liable for any damage or loss of personal property from any cause whatsoever.
Students are not entitled to receive recommendations, degrees, honors or transcripts of credit until all bills are paid and the exit interview has been completed with financial aid concerning their National Direct/Defense Student loans and Perkins loans.
At the discretion of the Board of Trustees of the University of St. Francis , all charges are subject to change on thirty (30) days’ notice.
In the event of default in the payment of any amount due, and if the account is placed in the hands of an agency or attorney for collection or legal action, the student agrees to pay an additional charge equal to the cost of collection including agency and attorney fees and court costs.
A “Previous Term Billing Charge” in the amount of one percent per month will be added to all student accounts that are delinquent from any previous semester.

Tuition, Fees & Financial Aid

Financial Aid

1) Scholarship Based Financial Aid

There are two types of scholarships available in most programs. The first is the Graduate Assistantship which includes a stipend and tuition remission. The second is a Tuition Scholarship which includes tuition remission only.

2) Special Tuition-Reduction for Primary-and-Secondary School Teachers and Administrators

Given its Augustinian Mission and heritage, Villanova University has long maintained a special commitment to the teaching profession. Specifically, the training of teachers and administrators who have dedicated their professional lives to the education of subsequent generations holds a vaulted position within the graduate efforts of the University.

As a practical expression of this dedication to the teaching profession, the University has adopted a special tuition plan for primary- and secondary-school teachers enrolled in a graduate class in any program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. This plan is in two forms: for teachers and administrators in Catholic schools and for teachers and administrators in public or private schools that are not affiliated with the Catholic Church.

For teachers and administrators at Catholic schools
The University has granted these individuals a 40% tuition reduction from the standard tuition rate in any graduate program in Arts and Sciences.

For teachers and administrators at private or public non-Catholic schools
The University has granted these individuals a 20% tuition reduction from the standard tuition rate in any graduate program in Arts and Sciences.

Details of Tuition Plan and How to Apply for the Reduced Tuition Rate
The individual must be accepted for enrollment into one of the graduate programs in the College of Arts and Sciences. That is, the individual must proceed with the usual application process.
The individual must be a full-time or part-time teacher or administrator in a primary or secondary school. A part-time teacher must be under contract for the current school year and must show his/her contract. A substitute teacher must have served as a substitute teacher the semester previous to enrollment, must be able to document subbing at least 60 days during that semester and must show pay stubs or letters from administrators verifying the number of days worked.
The individual applying for the reduced tuition rate must complete a tuition reduction form. These forms are available in all of our programs’ main offices and in the Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies for Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Once the individual has completed the form, it should be forwarded to the Chairperson of the individual’s program. If the individual is a part-time or substitute, the necessary documentation needs to accompany the form.
The department reviews and verifies the information on the form and forwards it to the Dean’s Office for approval.

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Application Fee—An application fee of $50 is charged to all applicants. This fee is not refundable and must be paid before the application is processed.
Deposits—When a student is accepted for matriculation at Saint Michael’s College he/she will be asked to make a guarantee deposit of $500 within a specified time after receiving notice of acceptance. This deposit will be applied to the initial semester’s tuition bill. This fee is not refundable.

Returning students will make a deposit of $500 to pre-register for courses and to partake in room draw in March. This amount will be credited to the student’s account as partial payment of charges when billed.

If a student withdraws prior to June 30, one-half of the deposit will be refunded. If the withdrawal is after June 30, the entire deposit is non-refundable. Withdrawals are effective on the date the Registrar receives written notification from the student.

Annual College Expenses (Academic Year 2008-2009) ^ TOP
Tuition (all students) $31675
Student Activities Fee (includes student social activities) 265
Traditional Residence Fee 7960
Total $39900

Tuition

Students registered for 12 credit hours or more are considered full-time students and their estimated expenses are listed in the fee schedule. Students registered for less than 12 credits and living off campus are charged per credit. This charge is $1055 per credit or audit. On-campus residence is normally made available to full-time students only. Students residing on campus who drop from full-time to part-time status will be required to pay the full-time tuition rate.

The charge for credits in excess of 18 in a semester will be $525 per credit. Registration for credit hours in excess of 18 must be approved by the Assistant Dean of the College. Any non-first-year student with a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher may petition the Assistant Dean of the College to take more than eighteen credits. This charge will be waived for overload credits in musical performance (MU 372, MU 374, MU 375, MU 377, MU 378) and/or Military Studies (MS).

Residence Fees

For the traditional residence facilities, the fee is $7,960 for the year, payable as $3,980 per semester. This includes an unlimited number of meals in the dining hall.

Residence fees for on-campus apartment facilities are $6,210 per year but only include 40 meals per semester. Alternatively, students living in the apartment facilities may pay $7,960 per year for unlimited dining privileges.

Fees

Some courses or programs involve extraordinary time, facilities or supplies. These may include laboratory sciences, journalism, psychology, music, studio art, private lessons (Cooperating Artists) and independent study/research. Students enrolling in some of these courses are charged additional course-related fees to help defray costs. Applicable fees appear with each semester’s course schedule.

The Student Activities Fee of $265 is managed by the students. The proceeds are given to the Student Association to fund certain activities designated by the students.

A graduation fee of $130, charged to all seniors, covers the expenses of the diploma, a cap and gown for commencement, and the yearbook. This fee is payable even if a graduate does not attend the commencement exercises.

The College reserves the right to withhold registration material, the degree, and all information regarding the record, including transcript of any student who is in arrears in the payment of fees or other charges, including student loans and dining and housing charges.

Students may, without charge or penalty, request a change of course or section up to and including the seventh class day in any given semester.