Undergraduate University General Fee
| Fall and Spring | Charge Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Students carrying 12 or more credits | $320 |
| Students carrying 9-11 credits | $270 |
| Students carrying 1-8 credits | $195 |
| Summer and Winter Intersession | Session Charges |
|---|---|
| Summer-One Session | $75 |
| Summer-Multiple Sessions | $150 |
| Winter Intersession | $75 |
Undergraduate Student Government Activity Fee
| Fall and Spring | Charge Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Students carrying 12 or more credits | $105 |
| Students carrying 9-11 credits | $52.50 |
| Students coded in their sixth year of study for the PharmD program are charged a Student Activity Fee. | $52.50 |
Undergraduate Technology Fee
| Fall and Spring | Charge Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Students carrying 1 or more credits | $250 |
Graduate University General Fee
| Fall and Spring | Charge Per Semester |
|---|---|
| All Majors with the exception of : | $175 |
| Audiology Major | $500 |
| Summer and Winter Intersession | Session Charges |
|---|---|
| Summer-One Session | $75 |
| Summer-Multiple Sessions | $150 |
| SSummer – Audiology Major | $500 |
| Winter Intersession | $75 |
Graduate Technology Fee
| Fall and Spring | Charge Per Semester |
|---|---|
| Students carrying 1 or more credits | $250 |
The University General Fee is assessed to all registered students per semester regardless of modality and includes but is not limited to the use of athletic facilities, the Counseling Center, Health Services, Library, Career Center, Transcripts and Registration.
The Student Government Activity Fee is assessed to all registered undergraduate students per semester regardless of modality and goes to student organizations in accordance with procedures set by the Student Government.
The University Technology fee is assessed to all registered undergraduate and graduate students per semester regardless of modality and includes but is not limited to the use and maintenance of the technology infrastructure, including wireless networking, general classroom technology, online content and specialized technology in lab spaces. The fee will also help fund new innovative teaching spaces and continue to infuse technology into learning spaces, exposing all registered students to the latest technology.
The New Student Fee is a one-time fee assessed to all registered new undergraduate students in their first semester, regardless of modality, and includes but is not limited to the processing and programming of new students and orientation activities both in-person and online.
Other Fees and Required Deposits
| Fee Type | Fee Amount | Fee Amount | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Refundable Deposits | ||||
| Undergraduate | Graduate | |||
| Enrollment Deposit | $300 | St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | $300 | |
| New Student Housing Deposit | $400 | College of Professional Studies | $300 | |
| Continuing Student Room Selection Deposit | $500 | College of Pharmacy and Health Scienceswith the exception of Physician Assistant | $300 $1,500 | |
| Room and Security Damage Charge (per year) | $250 | School of Law with the exception of LLM | $750 $1,100 | |
| The Peter J. Tobin College of Business | $300 | |||
| The School of Education | $300 | |||
| Please be advised all University application fees and deposits are non-refundable. | ||||
| Graduate Application Fee Graduate Physician Assistant Application Fee | $70 $100 | |||
| New Student Fee: | ||||
| Freshman | $250 | |||
| Transfers | $150 | |||
| Late Payment Fee | $200 | |||
| School of Law Late Payment Fee | $200 | |||
| Late Registration (except new students) | $200 | |||
| Returned Check Fee | $50 | |||
| Locker, per semester | $20 | |||
| Comprehensive Exams Masters Doctoral | $100 $200 | |||
| Make-up Exam Fee | $80 | |||
| Pharmacy Malpractice Fee | $15 | |||
| Maintaining Matriculation | $100 |
Individual courses may carry a laboratory fee. Please refer to the course description for fee information. The University reserves the right to change the schedule of tuition and fees when necessary, but every effort is made to maintain them at the lowest possible level.