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Tuition Fees

The following are approximate fees and may change without prior notice. Please contact Admission for up-to-date information.

General Fees
Admission fee (for 4 years): THB 10,000
Trimester Academic Fee (per trimester): THB 8,400
Major Fee for Non-science (per trimester): THB 10,000
Major Fee for Science (per trimester): THB 12,000
Professional Fee for EMP (per trimester): THB 38,000
Professional Fee for Non-EMP students who take EMP subject (per subject): THB 65,000
Bank Fee: THB 20

Bachelor of Arts Programs (per annum)
Social Science: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
Entertainment Media Production (Animation, Film, and Television): THB 330,000 / 400,000 (resident / non-resident)

Bachelor of Business Administration Programs (per annum)
Finance: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
Information Systems: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
International Business: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
Marketing: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
Business Economics: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)
Tourism and Hospitality Management: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)

Bachelor of Science Programs (per annum)
Applied Mathematics: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Biological Science: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Chemistry: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Computer Science: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Environment: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Food Science and Technology: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)
Physics: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)

Bachelor of Nursing Science Program (per annum)
Nursing Science: THB 150,000 / 205,000 (resident / non-resident)

Bachelor of Engineering (per annum)
Computer Engineering: THB 160,000 / 210,000 (resident / non-resident)

Registered nurses have the option of enrolling in ASCEND, the one-day per week R.N. to B.S. program. Designed to accommodate the schedules of working nurses, the program allows nurses to attend classes only one day each week. Both full-time and part-time students are eligible to enter this program.

The program also provides an easy transition into the graduate nursing program. Students may take undergraduate courses at the graduate level. Following the completion of the R.N. to B.S. program, students must apply for graduation. They may then apply for admission to one of the several Master of Science programs. Students in the ASCEND program follow a set plan of study to meet the degree requirements

The Office of Admissions welcomes you as you take your first steps to becoming a St. Francis College student. Our counselors know all about the time and pressure that goes into choosing the right college. Our first priority for you is to ease your transition from high school to college. We encourage you to meet with an admissions counselor to discuss everything about the admissions process, including requirements and scholarship opportunities. When you’re ready, you can even enroll in your freshman classes!

Choosing a Major:
Ranging from management and communication arts to psychology and pre-professional science programs, St. Francis College offers an extensive, well-rounded comprehensive and liberal arts education. For the last four years, U.S. News & World Report has ranked St. Francis College as one of the top baccalaureate colleges in the north. With the many minors and concentrations available, you can explore different paths of interests to personalize your degree. You will take introductory (core) courses, helping you discover the subjects that most interest you and best fit your personality and talents. And, if you are undecided, your advisors will be available to guide you and introduce you to the many majors St. Francis offers-bringing you a step closer to your goal—becoming one of tomorrow’s leaders!

Bachelor of Science Program in Nursing

Applicants for admission to the C.W. Post Campus as nursing majors are required to be licensed Registered Nurses. However, applicants who have taken but have not received notification of having passed the NCLEX exam, may be admitted to C.W. Post as limited matriculants. Candidates for admission are required to have an overall GPA of 2.5.

Master of Science Programs in Family Nurse Practitioner and Advanced Practice Nursing: Clinical Nurse Specialist

In order to be considered for admission, students must have: a current New York State Registered Nurse license; at least two years of recent clinical experience; and a B.S. degree with a major in nursing from an accredited School of Nursing with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants with non-nursing Bachelor’s degrees will be considered. The Department of Nursing recommends an undergraduate research course or workshop prior to taking the graduate research course. The pre-requisite course for the CNS and FNP programs is an undergraduate physical assessment course or workshop, which is required prior to taking the graduate advanced health assessment course. All candidates for admission will have a personal interview with faculty.

Master of Science in Nursing Education

In order to be considered for admission to the Master of Science in Nursing Education program, applicants need a current New York State Registered Nurse license and a B.S. degree with a major in nursing from an accredited nursing program with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants with non-nursing Bachelor’s degrees will be considered. There is one recommended course for the master’s program. The Department of Nursing recommends an undergraduate research course or workshop prior to taking the graduate research course. All candidates for admission will have a personal interview with faculty.

Advanced Certificate in Family Nurse Practitioner

Candidates for the post-master’s Advanced Certificate in Family Nurse Practitioner program must possess a master’s degree in nursing from an accredited school of Nursing with a G.P.A. of 3.0. In addition, candidates must present requisite coursework in advanced physiology and pathphysiology and advanced physical assessment. This coursework may also be completed at C.W. Post. Qualified candidates may challenge from 3 to 11 credits for advanced standing in the program through the presentation of acceptable courses from an accredited school of nursing taken within the last five years.

Advanced Certificate in Nursing Education

In order to be considered for admission to the 21-credit post-master’s Advanced Certificate in Nursing Education, applicants need a current New York State Registered Nurse license and a master’s degree in nursing from an accredited nursing program with a minimum GPA of 3.0.