Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Following are the tuition, fees, and charges effective for the Fall 2018 term. The University reserves the right, at any time, to make whatever changes it may deem necessary in admission requirements, fees, charges, tuition, policies, regulations, and academic programs prior to the start of any class, semester, or session. Please refer to the Bursar's Office website for the most current up to date rates.

Full Time Day Students	Per Semester
Tuition (12 - 17 credit hours)	$18,935
Additional Charge for credits over 17 (per credit)	$1,260
General Student Fee*	$700
*The general fee provides a partial contribution supporting essential infrastructure, facilities and institutional services necessary to promote student learning. This fee covers access to health and counseling services and it supports student government and club activities. In addition, this fee supports technology infrastructure initiatives including, but not limited to, networks, electronic information resources, computer laboratories and smart technology classrooms. This fee also covers facility enhancements and student services such as access to the Beckerman Recreation Center. The general fee is charged for each semester in which a student enrolls.
Prato Comprehensive Fee (includes $150 cell phone charge)	$27,585

Student Health Insurance
Health Insurance Fee (Domestic and International Full Time)	$1,400 per year

Residental Life Charges	Per Semester
Standard Room - Double Occupancy	$5,025

Atwood - Undergraduate	$6,800
Bergami Hall	$5,075
Celentano Hall - Single Occupancy	$6,015
Celentano Hall - Double Occupancy	$5,540
Main Street Condominium	$5,540
Westside Hall Semi-Suite	$5,540
Westside Hall Full Suites	$5,875
Housing Activity Fee	$50
Platinum Unlimited Meal Plan	$2,875
Gold Meal Plan	$2,775
Silver Meal Plan	$2,543
Bronze Meal Plan	$2,260
Senior Meal Plan	$1,645
Moonlight Meal Plan	$250
Crammer Meal Plan	$450
Charger Premium Commuter Meal Plan	$1,450
Charger Standard Commuter Meal Plan	$1,150
Charger Basic Commuter Meal Plan	$625

Part Time Day Students	Per Semester
Tuition (per credit, up to 11 credit hours)	$1,260
Part-time General Fee	$105
Online Course fee (max $150 per term)	$25 per credit

Evening Students	Per Semester
Tuition (per credit, up to 11 credit hours)	$630
Part-time General Fee	$105
Online Course Fee (max $150 per term)	$25 per credit

Intersession	Per Semester
Tuition (per credit)	$630

Summer I & II	Per Semester
Tuition (per credit)	$630
Mandatory Technology Fee	$40
Online Course Fee (max $150 per term)	$25 per credit

Auditing
Alumni	$70 per credit
Non-Alumni	$120 per credit

Differentials	Per Credit
Engineering Courses	$80
Computer Science Courses	$80
Chemistry Courses	$80
Tuition differentials are additional fees associated with particular courses. These courses (usually engineering and computer courses) require additional resources to operate. It is similar in concept to a lab fee, although the course in question does not necessarily have a laboratory component. Differential fees are noted on the course listing.

Additional Fees	Per Occurrence
Refund Stop Payment and Reissue Fee	$20
Co-op Registration (full-time)	$150
Co-op Registration (part-time)	$75
Student ID Replacement	$20
Parking Fee (Residential Students Only)	$200
Late Payment Fee - monthly	1.00%
Returned Check Fee	$30
Crediting Exam (per credit)	$100
Diploma Replacement Fee	$50
Lab Fees	$25 - $4,000
Study Abroad Administrative Fee	$500

Payment

All university bills are due to be paid on time. If the payment is not received by the designated due date, you may be assessed a late fee each month equal to 1% of your unpaid balance as well as have a financial hold placed on your record. This hold will restrict you from scheduling/registering for future classes, requesting transcripts, and receiving your diploma.

The administrative hold is only removed after the outstanding balance is paid in full. Should a bill remain outstanding for an extended period of time, the account will be referred to an outside collection agency and an additional collection fee will be added to the balance due. The student will be responsible for paying this additional fee. The account will also be reported to a national credit bureau.

NOTE: Students are responsible for payment of tuition to the University, even though they may be eligible for their employer's tuition reimbursement plan. Students are responsible for making arrangements with their employers for reimbursement

Refund Policy

Tuition may be refunded in full when a class is closed, full, canceled or when the university rejects the enrollment application. If a student chooses to drop or withdraw from a course, tuition and other institutional charges will be refunded in accordance with the following schedule:

Withdrawing or Dropping from Undergraduate/Graduate Courses

Percent of Refund	Date of Withdrawal
100%	Before Courses Begin
80%	1st week of semester
60%	2nd week of semester
40%	3rd week of semester
20%	4th week of semester

* Please note room and meal plan charges are also prorated as outlined above.

Withdrawing or Dropping from Summer or Intersession Courses

Percent of Refund	Date of Withdrawal
100%	Before first class meeting
50%	After first class meeting
0%	After first week of classes

Withdrawing or Dropping from Online Program

Percent of Refund	Date of Withdrawal
100%	Before 11:59 p.m. on the begin date of the course
50%	Before 11:59 p.m. two days after the begin date of the course
0%	After 11:59 p.m. two days after the begin date of the course

* Important note regarding Title IV funds *

Withdrawal from classes may require the return of Title IV funds. Please review the policy

regarding the return of Title IV funds which is located on the financial aid website.