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Tuition & Fees

 

Full-Time Students

A full-time student enrolled in day or evening classes carries a course load of 12 to 18 credit- hours.

Tuition and Fee Schedule for the 2012-2013 Academic Year

 
Per Semester
Per Year
Basic Tuition

$7,010
14,020
Allied Health Tution
7,352
14,704
Room & Board*
3,120
  
Single Room
3,520
  
General Technology Fee
 $300 $600
Dental Hygiene Clinical Fee
 $950 1,900
EFDA Clinic Fee
 $400  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


*No meals on weekend

Other Fees

Audit Fee (per credit) 100% of tuition
Course Overload Fee (per credit hour) $100
Curriculum Fee Change $5
Deferred (late) Examination Fee $25
Entrance Retest Fee $25
Exemption Test $30
Graduation Fee $100
Grade Change Fee $10
Lab Fee $100
Late Registration Fee $50
Orientation Fee $35
Overnight Housing Fee $25
Registration Fee (non-matriculated) $35
Returned Check $10
Security Deposit, Resident Student (Refundable) $200
Senior Citizen Fee (65 and up) 20% discount per credit hour
Transcript Fee $5
On Demand $15
Late Payment Fee $60
Credit by Examination (per credit) $20
Portfolio Assessment Fee $100

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.

 

Part-Time Students

A part-time student, enrolled in day or evening classes carries a course load of less than 12 credit hours

 
Per Credit Hour/Semester
Part-Time Student Basic Tuition

$349
Allied Health Part-Time
$449
General Fee
$100
Non-Degree Registration Fee
$35
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.

 

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.

Return to Title IV Refund Policy

All Title IV Aid recipients, who totally withdraw from classes at or before the 60% point in the semester, will have a calculation performed to determine the amount of unearned aid that must be returned.  Based on the withdrawal date recorded in the Registrar’s office, we determine how many calendar days a student has attended in the semester.  We divide the calendar days attended by the calendar days in the semester to get the percentage completed.  Total disbursed aid is then multiplied by this percentage completed to determine earned aid.  If earned aid is less than disbursed aid, we must perform another calculation to determine how much of the unearned aid has to be returned by the college and how much has to be returned by the student.  Once the amount of unearned aid that needs to be returned is determined, it must be returned to the Title IV aid programs in the following order:

  • Unsubsidized Direct Stafford Loans (other than PLUS Loans)
  • Subsidized Direct Stafford Loans
  • Federal Perkins Loans
  • Federal Direct PLUS Loans
  • Federal PELL Grants for which a return of funds is required
  • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (SEOG) for which a return is required

The Financial Aid Office will use the Return to Title IV software to calculate the amounts.  Letter will go out with the amounts due after this calculation with detailed instructions.
Financial aid recipients withdrawing from the College should contact the Financial Aid Department. This will ensure that all matters regarding financial aid awards, refunds, and student loan obligations are taken care of prior to leaving the College.  Students are considered to be withdrawn at the time they are no longer in attendance.
The Financial Aid Office will perform a Return to Title IV calculation and remove any unearned financial aid received by the student. If the removal of unearned financial aid results in an outstanding balance, the student will be unable to re-enroll until such time that the outstanding balance has been paid. Students not contacting the Financial Aid Office will be billed for any unearned financial aid received, and will be unable to re-enroll until such time that the resulting balance has been paid. Students with Federal Perkins Loans and Federal Direct Loans must contact the Financial Aid Office so that exit counseling can be conducted.

 

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