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2013-2014 Undergraduate College Catalog

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Full-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees

Part-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees

Graduate Students Tuition and Fees

Teacher Education Tuition and Fees

Music Lessons Tuition and Fees

Course registration by a student constitutes acceptance of responsibility by the student, and the parent or guardian (in the case of a dependent student), to pay all charges on a timely basis as billed by the College. The College reserves the right to withhold issuance of degrees, diplomas, grades, transcripts, recommendations, and to bar or cancel registration, residency, or any other form of association with the College until all student charges are paid in full tuition and fee charges are assessed on a semester basis; all students, and parents or guardians of dependent students are responsible for paying all charges when due for the entire semester.

A late payment fee will be assessed if payments are made after a bill's payment due date. Delinquent accounts that are placed into collection will be charged for all related costs plus interest.

The following tuition and fee rates are in effect for the 2013 – 2014 academic year. These rates, and any and all tuition and fee charges, are subject to change without notice at any time at the discretion of the College. Additional rates and fees not listed may apply to certain programs.

Full-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees

Admissions Deposit (resident students)	$400
Admissions Deposit (non-resident students)	$270
Application Fee	$75
Comprehensive Fee (per semester)	$675
Room and Board (per semester)	$ 7,260
Tuition (per semester)	$17,010

Credit Overload

For Full-Time students, tuition covers 19 credits (except with Castle Scholars, Music and Dance & Theatre majors, where 21.0 is the maximum). In addition, active Castle Scholar students can register for a maximum of 21 credits. Credits in excess of these amounts will be billed the per credit.

Part-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees

Art Laboratory Fee (per course)	$115
Audit Fee (per course)	$510
Electron Microscopy Fee (per course)	$205
Film Fee (per course)	$75
Laboratory Science Fee (per course)	$75
Language Resource Center (per course)	$75
Registration Fee (per semester)	$60
Tuition: (per credit, fewer than 12 credits (per semester)	$790
Tuition: Bachelor of Science (per credit)	$635

Graduate Students Tuition and Fees

Art Laboratory Fee (per course)	$115
Audit Fee (per course)	$510
Film Fee (per course)	$75
Laboratory Science Fee (per course)	$75
Language Laboratory Fee (per course)	$75
Registration Fee (per semester)	$60
Tuition: Master of Arts (per credit)	$755
Tuition: Master of Arts in Teaching (per credit)	$895
Tuition: Master of Professional Studies (per credit)	$895
Tuition: Master of Science (per credit)	$895
Certificate in Non-Profit Leadership
(per credit)	$895

Teacher Education Tuition and Fees

Education Laboratory Fee (per course)	$95
Education Practicum Fee (per course)	$279

Student Teaching Tuition and Fees

Graduate Students (6-credits per semester)	$745
Graduate application fee	$45

Music Lessons Tuition and Fees

Half-hour lessons in voice or instrument (per course)	$500
Hour lessons in voice or instrument (per course)	$1000
Instrument Rental (per semester)	$300

Residence Halls Fees

Board

19 Meals Per Week (per semester)	$2,920
15 Meals Per Week (per semester)	$2,720
10 Meals Per Week (per semester)	$2,810
13 Block Meal Plan (per semester)	$2,810
Room(per semester)	$4,340
Key Replacement Fee	$100
Lock Change Fee	$100
Room Damage and Key Deposit	$200
Intercession Room Rate (per week)	$200

Interim

End of Spring Term to beginning of Summer 1 Term	$560
End of Summer 2 Term to beginning of Fall Term	$560

Summer Room Rates

Manhattanville Students

(registered for 3 or more credits per session)

Session I or II	$825
Session I and II	$1,650
Per Week	$180
All Others Per Day	$100
Per Week	$570

Miscellaneous Fees

Higher Education Learning Program (per semester)

$3,175

Late Registration Fee – Undergraduate

First week of registration	$420
Second week and thereafter	$785

Late Registration Fee – Graduate

Late registration before add/drop	$245
Late registration after add/drop	$415
Late Payment Fee	$500
ID Card Replacement	$35

Parking Fee

Residents (per year)	$100
Full-time Commuters (per year)	$50
Graduate and part-time students (per semester)	$15
Transcript Fee (per copy)	$8

Refund Policy

The following refund schedules apply to all students who officially withdraw from full-semester classes. Full-time undergraduate students must receive authorization from the Academic Advising Office in order to officially withdraw. Graduate and part-time undergraduate students must submit to the Registrar’s Office a withdrawal application signed by their academic advisor in order to officially withdraw. Refunds are computed as of the official withdrawal date. Refunds for courses that do not run for a full semester will be computed in proportion to the length of the then current regular semester. Eligible full-time undergraduate students will receive refunds of appropriate portions of tuition, fees and, if applicable, room and board charges. These refunds will be reduced by appropriate portions of financial aid, scholarships and loans previously applied. Eligible graduate and part-time undergraduate students will receive refunds of only appropriate portions of tuition charges, net of applicable portions of financial aid, loans and scholarships. Fees are not refundable.

Withdrawal date is when approved by either Academic Advising or Registrar’s Office, as appropriate:

Refund

On or before first day of classes	100%
First two weeks of classes	80%
Third week of classes	60%
Fourth week of classes	40%
Fifth week of classes	20%

No refund after fifth week of classes

Financial Aid Repayment Policy

Students receiving financial aid from the College who withdraw from classes will have their aid reevaluated, possibly necessitating their repayment of a portion of the financial aid received. The necessity to repay financial aid depends upon the type of aid received, applicable government regulations, and the period of time in attendance. Attendance for a partial semester will generally count as one of the eight semesters of financial aid eligibility normally allowed a student.