Business
Office/Tuition
Payments by Approved Third-Party
(employers and sponsors)
Alverno College will bill third-parties
with prior approval from both the third-party and the Business Office.
All forms must be submitted to the Business Office one week prior
to the start of the term.
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Financial
Aid Funds
The Business Office will credit student accounts
for all financial aid funds after a student has been awarded and
returned all appropriate financial aid documents to the Financial
Aid Office. The student is responsible for making sure that they
have followed all financial aid regulations.
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Tuition and Fees: Weekday
and Weekend
Summer 2008 Tuition |
| Undergraduate: Non-nursing cost per semester hour |
$640 |
| Undergraduate: Nursing cost per semester hour |
$716 |
| Teacher Licensure cost per semester hour |
$530 |
| Master of Arts |
$544 |
| Master of Business Administration |
$630 |
| Master of Science in Nursing |
$630 |
(Additional fee information can be found in the Business Office Tuition/Fee Policy Brochure.)
Tuition
and Fees for Weekday College
For the 2008-09 academic year, the tuition rates per semester are as follows:
Weekday
College
Undergraduate Programs |
Full-time non-nursing enrollment
(12-18 credits) |
$8,868 |
| Part-time non-nursing cost per semester hour (1-11 credits and 19 and over) |
$739 |
Full-time nursing enrollment
(12-18 credits) |
$9,432 |
Part-time nursing cost per semester hour
(1-11 credits and 19 and over) |
$786 |
Teacher licensure enrollment
(12-18 credits)
|
$6,528
|
Teacher Licensure cost per semester hour
(1-11 credits and 19 and over)
|
$544 |
| Campus Service Fee (Charged to all students enrolled for one or more credits. This fee is for the use of library resources, technology resources, etc.) |
$213 |
(Additional fee information can be found in the Business Office Tuition/Fee Policy Brochure.)
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Tuition
and Fees for Weekend College
For Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
For the 2008-09 academic year, the tuition rates per semester are as follows:
Weekend
College
Undergraduate Programs |
Full-time non-nursing enrollment
(12-18 credits) |
$7,680 |
| Part-time non-nursing cost per semester hour (1-11 credits and 19 and over) |
$640 |
Full-time nursing enrollment
(12-18 credits) |
$8,592 |
Part-time nursing cost per semester hour
(1-11 credits and 19 and over) |
$716 |
| Campus Service Fee (Charged to all students enrolled for one or more credits. This fee is for the use of library resources, technology resources, etc.) |
$213 |
(Additional fee information can be found in the Business Office Tuition/Fee Policy Brochure.)
Weekend
College
Graduate Programs |
| Master of Arts in Education,
per credit** |
$544 |
| Master of Science in Nursing, per credit |
$630 |
| Master of Business Administration, per credit |
$630 |
| Campus Service Fee (Charged to all students enrolled for one or more credits. This fee is for the use of library resources, technology resources, etc.) |
$213 |
**NEW! Special tuition scholarship
of 50% on three credits each semester for licensed teachers enrolled
in graduate courses ($272 per credit).
Course fees vary by course – See Class Information
for each class in IOL for course fees.
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Room and Meal Plan Rates
For the 2008-09 academic year, the room and meal plan rates per semester are as follows:
Room charges |
| Austin Hall Double |
$1,216 |
| Austin Hall Small Single |
$1,679 |
| Austin Hall Large Single |
$1,969 |
| Austin Hall Suite |
$2,430 |
| Clare Small Single |
$1,729 |
| Clare Large Single |
$2,028 |
| Clare Suite |
$2,503 |
| WEC Double (one night) |
$318 |
| WEC Double (two nights) |
$636 |
| Summer Single |
$1,458 |
| Summer Double |
$851 |
Meal Plan |
| #1 Premium (18) |
$1,952 |
| #2 Standard (14) |
$1,672 |
| #3 Minimum (10) |
$1,416 |
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Refunds
Students who have a credit balance on their account
after all tuition and fees have been paid will receive a refund
via mail. Refunds will be processed within accordance of federal
regulations for all Federal Title IV created credit balances and
by college policy for all other credit balances.
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Tuition Insurance
As a supplement to the College Refund Policy, we are pleased to
offer an insurance program, The Tuition Refund Plan (TRP), through
A.W.G. Dewar, Inc.
This Plan supplements the college refund schedule
and provides more generous refunds throughout the entire term.
If you withdraw from classes due to a personal illness or accident,
this Plan will return up to 75% of your insured tuition and fees.
Enrollment forms with complete details are mailed to students
in July or application may be completed online. The TRP provides
coverage (according to the terms of the policy) for tuition,
room and meal charges. Benefits under the Tuition Refund Plan
can provide a valuable resource for students who need to withdraw
for medical reasons. The Tuition Refund Plan is provided as an
option for students and parents. Alverno College does not administer
this plan nor have any discretion in approval or rejection of
refunds.
Please contact A.W.G. Dewar, Inc., at 617-774-1555
or you can access their Web site at www.collegerefund.com for
more information or to apply.
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Dropping
Courses or Withdrawing from the College
In the event that it becomes necessary
for you to drop courses or withdraw from the College, it is your
responsibility to contact your advisor or the Registrar's Office
to complete the necessary forms. The date on which you make this
contact will determine the amount of tuition adjustment, if any,
you will receive. Students must officially drop all courses when
not attending. Non-attendance does not drop you from the course
and you will still be responsible for all tuition and fees associated
with courses.
When a course is dropped, the following adjustment
schedule will be used:
You Pay |
Before Classes Begin
|
0% |
# of days after
official start date of the class: |
| Day 1 through 7 |
15% |
Day 8 through 14
|
40% |
| Day 15 through 21 |
60% |
| Day 22 through 28 |
80% |
Day 29 and after
|
100% |
Students receiving Financial Aid:
Your financial aid is based on your financial
need and the amount of semester hours you are enrolled for. Because
changes in your semester hours may affect your financial aid eligibility,
you are encouraged to contact the Financial Aid Office before you
adjust your semester hours.
Students dropping some courses but remaining enrolled
in other courses are subject to the above refund schedule. Financial
Aid awards are changed through the first two weeks of the semester,
but not after that point. If you drop a class after that point,
your financial aid will remain the same, but you may be subject
to Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards. Please
consult the Financial Aid Office on this.
Students completely withdrawing from school are
subject to the above adjustment schedule. Additionally, you are
also subject to Federal, State and Institutional refund policies.
If you withdraw before the 60% point of the term, financial aid
funds will be returned to their original funding source. You may
wind up owing the College money at this point. Please consult with
your Advisor and the Business Office before you withdraw from the
College.
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