Cost Of Attendance

OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS (434) 848-1875 FALL 2007 - SPRING 2008
TRADITIONAL STUDENTS FULL-TIME - COST OF ATTENDANCE PER SEMESTER
Tuition (Full Time)	$ 5,400 per semester
Room	$ 1,470 per semester
Meal Plan	$ 1,625 per semester
General Fee (All Traditional Students)	$ 235 per semester
Technology Fee	$ 125 per semester
Athletic Fee	$ 250 per semester
TRADITIONAL STUDENTS LESS THAN FULL TIME AND OVERLOADS
Tuition Per Credit Hour	$ 470
General Fee Per Credit	$ 24
Technology Fee Per Credit Hour	$ 5
SUMMER SCHOOL 2007
Tuition Per Credit Hour	$ 350
Room	$ 490
Board	$ 600
Rent for Single Parents	$ 1,932
OTHER STUDENT CHARGES
AUDITING COURSES (Per Credit Hour)	$ 60
PIANO LESSONS	$ 40
STUDENT TEACHING	$ 125
ACCELERATED DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM
COST OF PROGRAM - (FOR ENTIRE PROGRAM) Charged in three separate enrollment periods ($5,700 per semester)	$ 17,100
PORTFOLIO EVALUATION ASSESSMENT FEE	$ 450
LATE SUBMISSION ASSESSMENT FEE	$ 250
TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION FEE	$ 100
READMISSION TO THE PROGRAM FEE Only if you withdraw from the program and decide to return.	$ 250
SINGLE PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM
ALL COSTS ARE THE SAME AS TRADITIONAL STUDENTS EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING:
Rent (Instead of Room And Board)	$ 3,270 Per Semester
Child Care	$ 575 Per Semester
The child care cost is for students who do not receive the State TANF Child Care Stipend. The stipend is paid directly to the Saint Paul's College Child Care Center.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Continuing Education (up to nine (9) cumulative credit hours	$ 315 Per Credit Hour
Students having a degree from a regionally accredited Institution of Higher Learning are eligible for the special tuition rate. All over nine (9) cumulative credit hours will be at the regular rate of $470 per credit hour.
Certification for Current Secondary School Teachers	$ 190 Per Credit Hour
A student must complete an application available at the Extended and Continuing Studies Office to receive this special rate.
OTHER CHARGES AND FEES (CHARGED AS APPLICABLE)
Health Program Fee	$ 275 For the Entire Year $ 175 For Spring Semester Only
The cost of the health program is automatically charged to all traditional students. The fee can be waived only when a waiver form is completed, signed by the student and submitted with proof of insurance coverage to Student Accounts prior to September 15^th for the Fall. For students that first attend during the Spring semester the deadline is January 26^th. If a student attends in the Fall semester and does not provide documentation to waive the coverage, a waiver can not be completed in the Spring. Coverage is mandatory for all student athletes.
Duplicate Room Key - (Cost cannot be taken from room and key deposit)	$ 25 Each Duplicate key
SPC Payment Plan set up Fee	$ 50 Per Semester
Finance Charge - 1.5% per month on unpaid balance.
Duplicate ID Charge (Must pay Cashier before duplicate ID is issued)	$ 10 Per ID
Automobile Parking Decal	$ 20 Per Year
Transcript Fee - (The first one is free)	$ 5 Per Transcript
WITHDRAWAL FROM SAINT PAUL’S COLLEGE Students that register for a semester are required to officially withdraw from the College if they discontinue attending classes.
FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID REFUND POLICY This policy, effective with the Fall 2003 semester, is in accordance with federal regulations. If any student completely withdraws or otherwise ceases attending Saint Paul's College after sixty percent (60%) of any one semester has passed, then no refund of federal financial aid is required. Federal financial aid will be returned to the Department of Education when a student completely withdraws or otherwise ceases attending Saint Paul's College on or before sixty percent (60%) of any one semester has passed. The percentage to be returned will be the difference between 100 percent (100%) and the actual percentage amount of time that has passed in the semester. For example, if a student completely withdraws or otherwise ceases attending Saint Paul's College on the day that forty percent (40%) of the semester has passed, then the amount of the federal financial aid to be returned will be sixty percent (60%) of the aid that has already been awarded and placed on the student's account. If a student ceases attending before federal financial aid is awarded and placed on the student's account, then some aid may be awarded and placed on the student account based on the percentage of the semester that has passed. Each student who ceases attending that results in a refund of federal financial aid will be notified in writing. The notification will include any balance due to Saint Paul's College after the federal financial aid is refunded and any withdrawal credit has been applied. If any student received a disbursement of a credit balance on their student account prior to withdrawing from the College, that student may owe money directly to the Federal Department of Education and the College will notify students as such. SAINT PAUL'S COLLEGE WITHDRAWAL CREDIT POLICY NOTE: WITHDRAWAL FORM, AVAILABLE IN THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, MUST BE COMPLETED AND APPROVED BY THE REGISTRARS BEFORE WITHDRAWAL IS OFFICIAL Students must withdraw or otherwise cease attending Saint Paul's College on or before sixty percent (60%) of any one semester has passed in order to receive any withdrawal credit. The exact date for each semester will be designated on the College calendar for each academic year. The percentage of tuition, the general fee or room and board (rent for Single Parent Program students) to be credited is based on the actual percentage of time that has passed in each semester when students cease attending the College. For example, if a student completely withdraws or otherwise ceases attending Saint Paul's College on the day that forty percent of the semester has passed, then the amount of withdrawal credit to be placed on the student's account will be sixty percent (60%) of the tuition, general fee and room and board (rent for Single Parent Program students) that was previously charged. DELINQUENT ACCOUNT POLICY The College will not issue an exam permit, diploma, transcript, grades or provide any services to any student who has a delinquent account. A delinquent account is defined as any account not paid in full by the last day of classes in any semester. Past due accounts may be charged interest, attorney fees and other reasonable collection costs. Students that may file bankruptcy owing Saint Paul's College for services provided will be denied the services listed above. NOTE: THIS PUBLICATION IS NOT A CONTRACT BETWEEN SAINT PAUL'S COLLEGE AND ANY STUDENT. THE COLLEGE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO IMMEDIATELY CORRECT AN ERROR CONTAINED IN THIS PUBLICATION OR TO APPEND THIS PUBLICATION BECAUSE OF AN INADVERTENT EXCLUSION.