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Basic Financial Information for 2007-2008 Marywood University is committed to providing the highest quality education at an affordable price. Approximately 89% of our students receive some type of undergraduate financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and/or student employment. This brief list of basic fees may be used as a guide for estimating expenses. The official complete listing of tuition and fees can be found in the "Financial Facts for Students" brochure which is published annually. The fees listed below are effective for Fall 2007 through Spring 2008. The University reviews its fees annually and reserves the right to adjust fees when necessary. For current financial information, see Undergraduate Admissions' Tuition and Fees page. Tuition and Fees Application for Admission Fee (non-refundable) $35 Advance deposit to reserve a place at the University: Resident $300 Commuter $200 International students $1,500 (Advance deposits are refundable under certain conditions.) New Student Matriculation Fee $200 Tuition, full-time students (based on a course load of 12-18 credits per semester for the fall and spring semesters) $23,040 Per-credit tuition rate $550 Auditing (per credit, for those not on flat tuition) $550 Registration/Services Fee (per semester, non-refundable) $50 Late Registration Fee (additional) (Payable with registration fees after open registration.) $30 General Fee (per year/based on credit load) (Students taking fewer than four credits pay the registration fee each semester instead of a general fee.) $300-850 Student Activities Fee (per year/based on credit load) $100-200   Room and Board Residence halls - room and meals $10,410 This covers fall and spring semesters inclusive for a nineteen-meal week. (Less than nineteen-meal per week plans are available for reduced rates. Information on these plans is available from the director of residence life.)   Other Fees Other fees are assessed relating to academic program requirements such as clinical nursing courses and private music lessons. Additional fees are also assessed for transcripts, parking stickers, graduation, student teaching, and for courses requiring special materials, equipment or services.   Payment Terms, Deferment Options and Refund Policy Ordinarily, payment for each semester's expenses is due approximately three weeks before the first day of classes. Due dates for the 2007-2008 academic year are August 6, 2007 for the 2007 fall semester and December 14, 2007 for the 2008 spring semester. All students are required to make full payment of all expenses by the specified due dates or at registration, whichever occurs later, unless an application is made for one of the University's payment deferment options by dates specified by the Cashier's Office.   Further Information Details regarding payment terms, deferment options/payment plans, current fees and the official refund policy are published annually in the "Financial Facts for Students" brochure which is available on request from the Admissions Office, 570-348-6234 or 1-86-MARYWOOD.

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Last update: February 25, 2008
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