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University of Saint Mary is a private institution. The tuition
a student pays covers approximately forty-five percent of the
cost of a Saint Mary education. Private gifts meet the difference
between the full cost and the actual tuition charges. Parents
who are able to contribute to the university’s educational
mission are encouraged to do so by participating in the annual
giving program.
Basic Fees for the University Year
2007- 2008*
| Tuition: |
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| Full Time Tuition |
$ 8,450 per semester |
| Part-Time Day Tuition (1-6 hrs) |
$ 325 per credit
hour |
| Part-Time Day Tuition (7-11 hrs) |
$ 560 per credit
hour |
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Graduate / Masters Program Tuition: |
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| MA
Education |
$ 300 per credit
hour |
| MA
Psychology |
$ 440 per credit
hour |
| MSM |
$ 440 per credit
hour |
| MBA |
$ 440 per credit
hour |
| M.A.T. |
$ 400 per credit hour |
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| Residence Hall
Room Rates per Semester: |
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Room Type |
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Double |
$1,350 |
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Single |
$1,675 |
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Double as Single |
$2,250 |
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| Board per Semester |
$ 1,850 |
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| Additional
Miscellaneous Fees |
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*The University reserves the right to revise its charges at the
beginning of any semester. The charges published above are for
the university year 2007 - 2008.
Initial Charges and Payment Schedule
An initial application fee of $25 is required for all new applicants for
admission. This payment is not refundable. An advance non-refundable tuition
deposit of $200 is required of all students offered admission. The non-refundable
deposit is credited to the first semester’s tuition; resident students
also pay a $100 room reservation deposit that is credited to the student's
account first semester.
All returning students are required to make a non-refundable $100 advance
payment to reserve a room, credited to the first semester's tuition.
All charges assessed by Saint Mary (tuition, room, and board) are due and payable
before completion of registration and before admittance to class. The initial
payment covering the first five months of the university year is due at the
beginning of the fall semester. The second semester payment is due at the beginning
of the spring semester.
A ten- and twelve-month deferred payment plan is available
for full-time day students. A four-month deferred payment plan
is available to students enrolled in a part-time day, Evening/Weekend,
Graduate or Master’s program. (See Financing an Education)
Students who make their initial financial aid application at registration are
required to use the university’s deferred payment plan pending receipt
of aid. All applications for aid must be completed by the third week of the
term.
When students are accepted for admission to the university, it is understood
that the student, parents, or guardians accept the conditions of payment and
the regulations of the university. All accounts must be satisfactorily settled
before grades, transcripts, or degrees are issued. A student with a delinquent
account may not be allowed to enroll for the following semester until the amount
due is paid.
VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover
are accepted.
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