Tuition and Fees
A full-time student enrolled in day or evening classes carries a course load of 12 to 18 credit- hours. A part-time student, enrolled in day or evening classes carries a course load of less than 12 credit hours.
Tuition and Fees Schedule for 2010-2011 Academic Year:
Full-Time Student Basic Tuition $6,419 Per Semester, $12,838 Per Year
Allied Health Tuition Full Time Tuition
(Dental Hygiene, EFDA, Vet. Tech.) $6,732 Per Semester, $13,464 Per Year
General/ Technology Fee $200 Per Semester, $400 Per Year
Dental Hygiene Clinical Fee (Fall & Spring) $900 Per Semester, $1,800 Per Year
EFDA Clinic Fee ( Fall, Spring & Summer) $200 Per Semester, $600 Per Year
Per Credit Hour Part- Time Student Per Semester:
Part-Time Student Basic Tuition $277.00
Allied Health Tuition (EFDA Cert. and Vet. Tech.) $378.00
General Technology Fee $50.00
Fees:
Per Semester:
Room and Board (No meals on weekend) $2,986
Single Room and Board $3,386
Application Fee $25.00
Audit Fee (per credit) 100% of tuition
Biohazard/Chemical Waste Disposal Fee/semester (for Dental Hygiene, EFDA, Vet. Tech.) $60.00
C.L.E.P. or Exemption Credit recorded on transcript $35.00 per credit hour
Course Overload Fee $95.00 per credit hour
Curriculum Change Fee $5.00
Deferred (late) Examination Fee $25.00
Entrance Retest Fee $25.00
Exemption Test $30.00
Graduation Fee $100.00
Grade Change Fee $10.00
Lab (sciences) Not DH, EFDA, VT $60.00
Late Registration Fee $50.00
Orientation Fee $35.00
Overnight Housing Fee $25.00
Registration Fee (non-matriculated) $35.00
Returned Check $10.00
Security Deposit, Resident Student (Refundable) $200.00
Senior citizen Fee (65-years-old and up) 20% Discount per credit hour
Transcript Fee $5.00
On Demand
$15.00
Late Payment Fee $60.00
Credit by examination (per credit) $20.00
Portfolio assessment fee $100
Audit fee: Full tuition
The General Fee supports library services, student activities, technology and the Learning Center.
The Graduation Fee contributes to the cost of announcements, invitations, diplomas, rental of caps, gowns and hoods, honoraria and permanent transcript maintenance.
The Board of Trustees of Manor College reserves the right to change tuition and fees without notice.
Deposits
When accepted, an applicant is required to pay a deposit of $100, applicable to tuition. An additional $100 is required from a resident student for room reservation, applicable to room charges.
An additional $100 room reservation, applicable to room charges, is required from a second-year resident student.
After May 1, deposits are not refundable. Financial Aid cannot be used for deposits.
Billing
Tuition and fees are due August 15 for the fall semester and December 15 for the spring semester. Students who register after these due dates must pay at the time of registration.
Full-time students in Veterinary Technology, EFDA, and Dental Hygiene programs may be required to take courses in the summer between freshman and sophomore years. The Basic Tuition, per credit hour, will be charged for those required courses to those full-time students.
No grade report, transcript, diploma nor certificate will be issued until all financial obligations have been met.
Withdrawals/Refunds By act of registration, students accept responsibility for charges of the entire semester.
Official withdrawal from a course or courses requires a student’s written notification to the Academic Dean. The date of withdrawal is the date of the Dean’s written approval.
Refunds of tuition and board are allowable at the following rates:
To the end Drop/Add: 100%
To the end of second week of semester: 50%
After second week: NO REFUND
Fees are not refunded. Room charges are prorated over the time that a student is listed as a resident at Saint Josaphat Hall.
As required by the Higher Education Act of 1992, a prorata refund is calculated for first-time students who receive federal financial aid and withdraw on or before the 60 percent point of their first semester. The prorata calculation is based on the portion of the semester completed by the student. Manor College calculates the percentages of enrollment completed on the following basis:
The first week constitutes 10 percent of the term. The second and third week would be 20 percent of the term. The fourth week would be 30 percent of the term. The fifth and sixth week would be 40 percent. The seventh week would be 50 percent. The eighth and ninth week would be 60 percent. Beyond the ninth week there would be no refund. Once the prorata refund is calculated, refunds
to Title IV programs will be made in the following priority order:
- Federal Direct Loan 4. FSEOG
- Federal Direct Plus Loan Program 5. Other Student Financial
- Federal Perkins Loan Program Aid Programs Refunds to any program cannot exceed the amount of the award. Based on a 15 week semester.
Deferred Tuition Plan
To assist students in planning tuition payments for each semester, Manor College provides a deferred payment plan with an outside agency. All information and application for this plan can be obtained in the Financial Aid Office, in the Bursar’s Office, and online at
http://www.afford.com/manor