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Undergraduate Tuition (per credit hour) ………………………………………………………………………………………. $310
Undergraduate Tuition for Nursing Courses (per credit hour)…………………………………………………….. $320
Keesler Rate (per credit hour for authorized personnel)…………………………………………………………………… $140
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Admissions Application Fee …………………………………………………………………………………………………. $30 *
Administrative Fee ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. $150 *
Auditing a Course ……………………………………………………………….One half the regular tuition cost
Late Registration Fee…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. $50 *
Late Payment Fee………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. $50 *
Independent Study/Directed Readings (surcharge per credit hour) …………………………………………. $50
Graduation Fee……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $50 *
Late Graduation Fee……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $50 *
Student Teaching Fee …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. $75
Deferred Payment Plan Fee …………………………………………………………………………………………………… $35 *
Late Deferred Payment Plan Fee ……………………………………………………………………………………….. $15 *
Returned Check Fee ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. $35 *
Drop Course Fee …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $25 *
Administrative Fee for Withdrawal……………………………………………………………………………………….. $50 *
Laboratory Fees:
Nursing Labs (per credit hour of lab) …………………………………………………………………………..$30/$80
Science Labs (per class) ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. $30
Art Fee for Studio Classes (per class) ……………………………………………………………………………………. $30
Art Deposit against Supplies (ceramics, woodcutting, sculpture) ……………………………………………….$75/$200
Transcript Fee (mailed/faxed) ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. $5/$10
Liability Insurance for Clinical Classes………………………………………………………………………………….. $15 *
MEDS Internet Fee (nursing program fee per term)………………………………………………………………. $65

Total tuition cost for the ASPIRE Program at Simpson University is significantly less than many other programs of comparable quality. To ensure affordability, we provide financial aid in several forms. For details and application forms, contact Simpson’s Student Support Center or the Office of Enrollment Services. In addition, we offer a tuition payment plan which allows you to pay tuition in three installments. Your admissions counselor will be glad to assist you in making acceptable financial arrangements.

At Simpson University we are committed to helping you attain a higher education. Your college education is a very important investment. We understand that while expense should not be the only determining factor in choosing a college, knowing the cost involved and the financial aid available are vital parts of making the right decision.

Simpson University student financial aid consists of grants, scholarships, work study programs, and student loans provided through federal, state, private sources, and the Simpson University Student Scholarship Fund. Most student financial aid is based on need, and various scholarships and grants are awarded to qualified students according to criteria such as academics, leadership, athletic or music abilities.
Tuition
Full-Time (for the entire program) $16,200

Other Costs
Application Fee* $25
Advance Deposit* $100
Late Registration Fee (for late finance registration) $100
Transcript Fee (first copy free) $5
Examination Fee $35
Books (Estimate) $80-$100 per course
Vehicle Registration Fee $40 per semester

*One-Time Fee
To review the ASPIRE Refund Policies, click here.

If you consider withdrawing from Simpson University during a semester, please read this important information regarding the possibe impact of withdrawal on your financial aid eligibility for that semester.

This unique program gives future nurses the chance to get a jumpstart on a satisfying well-paying, high-demand healthcare career, while helping meet the need for skilled nursing professionals throughout the country. Successful participants receive the Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing Degree and are qualified for entry-level nursing positions in all healthcare settings as well as graduate study. The degree prepares them to take the national RN licensing exam and become registered nurses.

This full-time 15-month program comprises the same amount of coursework and clinical experiences as the traditional program, but in a compressed and intense timeframe - including evenings and weekends - finishing with a five-week clinical capstone. The professional curriculum is 57 credit hours, the coursework begins every May and is completed in 15 months . The program admits 30 students per year and is recommended for students who have senior standing (90-plus credits) or have a previous bachelor’s degree or higher.

The tuition cost of the program is higher than regular tuition at $20,000 per student for residents of the state of Kansas and $35,000 for non-residents . Students in the program will incur additional costs above tuitition for clinical requirements, books, and ati testing fees.

This unique program gives future nurses the chance to get a jumpstart on a satisfying well-paying, high-demand healthcare career, while helping meet the need for skilled nursing professionals throughout the country. Successful participants receive the Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing Degree and are qualified for entry-level nursing positions in all healthcare settings as well as graduate study. The degree prepares them to take the national RN licensing exam and become registered nurses.

This full-time 15-month program comprises the same amount of coursework and clinical experiences as the traditional program, but in a compressed and intense timeframe - including evenings and weekends - finishing with a five-week clinical capstone. The professional curriculum is 57 credit hours, the coursework begins every May and is completed in 15 months . The program admits 30 students per year and is recommended for students who have senior standing (90-plus credits) or have a previous bachelor’s degree or higher.

The tuition cost of the program is higher than regular tuition at $20,000 per student for residents of the state of Kansas and $35,000 for non-residents . Students in the program will incur additional costs above tuitition for clinical requirements, books, and ati testing fees.

Tuition and Fees

Because we are part of the State University of New York (SUNY) education system, tuition for programs at SUNY Upstate costs much less than those at private institutions.
Tuition (Cost of Attendance)

In 2007-2008, tuition for undergraduate students from New York state was $2,175 per semester full-time (12 credits or more) and $181 per credit part-time (fewer than 12 credits).

Tuition for graduate students from New York state was $3,450 per semester (12 credits or more) and $288 per credit part-time (fewer than 12 credits).

Tuition for students in the post master’s program is charged per credit at the graduate rate. Applicants may request to test out of or waive a post master’s program requirement.

Yearly fees for full-time students include a SUNY College Fee ($25), Student Activity Fee ($130), Health Service Fee ($146), Technology Fee ($100), and Disability Insurance Fee ($65). These fees are pro-rated for part-time students.

All students must have health insurance at the time of registration. Students who do not have health insurance should contact Student Affairs for more information at 315-464-4816.

All nursing students pay the standard SUNY tuitions, and may choose from full or part-time options:
Note: Costs are shown per semesterNew York State Residents Full Time Part-time
Undergraduate $2,175/semester $181/credit
Graduate $3,450/semester $288/credit
Post Masters $288/credit
Out-of-state Residents Full-Time Part-time
Undergraduate $5,305/semester $442/credit
Graduate $5,460/semester $455/credit
Post Masters $455/credit

Full Time (12 Credits Per Term)
Part Time (1 to 11 Credits Per Term)
Fees

The following fees are charged annually to all students. Some students may pay additional fees depending on their program and year of study.Activities Fee Amount in Dollars
Health Services Fee $146
Disablity Insurance Fee $65
SUNY College Fee $25
Technology Fee $100

Books and Supplies

Costs for books and supplies vary by program and range from approximately $800 to $1,300 per year.
Living Expenses

We estimate monthly living expenses for students.Living Expenses Amount in Dollars
Room $700
Food $350
Personal $170
Travel $160

MiscellaneousMiscellaneous Amount in Dollars
Health Insurance $1,725
Stafford Loan Fees
$165 to $555

Note: All students are required to have Health Insurance, either through their parents, spouse, employer, or on their own. A student policy is available through the University.

Fall 2008 - Spring 2009 Rates

The following table reflects tuition and fee rates per semester:

# of Credit Hours
In-state Tuition
Out-of-State Tuition
Associate’s Degree
Out-of-State Tuition
Bachelor’s Degree
Comprehensive
Student Fee

1
$ 207.00
$ 365.00
$536.00
$ 51.43

2
$ 414.00
$ 730.00
$1072.00
$ 97.86

3
$ 621.00
$1095.00
$1608.00
$144.29

4
$ 828.00
$1460.00
$2144.00
$190.72

5
$1035.00
$1825.00
$2680.00
$237.15

6
$1242.00
$2190.00
$3216.00
$283.58

7
$1449.00
$2555.00
$3752.00
$330.01

8
$1656.00
$2920.00
$4288.00
$376.44

9
$1863.00
$3285.00
$4824.00
$422.87

10
$2070.00
$3650.00
$5360.00
$469.30

11
$2277.00
$4015.00
$5896.00
$515.73

12 and up
Full -Time
$2485.00
$4375.00
$6435.00
$627.50

* All fees are subject to change without notice

Description of Tuition and Fees
In-State Tuition – Cost of college courses for qualified NYS residents only.
Out-of-state Tuition, Associate’s Degree - Cost of college courses for out-of-state residents in an Associate Degree program.
Out-of-state Tuition, Bachelor’s Degree - Cost of college courses for out of state residents enrolled in a Bachelor Degree program.

The Comprehensive Student Fee is charged to all students and consists of the following:
College fee - (mandatory) Fee required by all State operated campuses.
Athletic Fee - (mandatory) Supports all athletic programs, facilities and equipment and is open to all students.
Health Services Fee - (mandatory) Fee that covers the cost of the Health Center. Students are able to use the health services for minor illnesses and also offers counseling services.
Technology Fee - (mandatory) Supports the computer center and facilitates the continued improvement of computer systems and services such as email, classroom technology, technical help, and wireless connections.
Student Activity Fee - (mandatory) Supports a wide range of cultural and educational programs as well as student entertainment including weekend movies, comedians, bands, and more.
Transcript Fee - (mandatory) Covers the cost of all transcript requests present and future.
Alumni Fee - (optional) Donation to the alumni association. Provides students with a lifetime membership into the Alumni Association which includes invitations to reunions and class trips, a free subscription to Delhi’s official magazine, Delhi Horizons, lifetime use of the Resnick Library, as well as other benefits.
Fitness Fee - (optional) Provides unlimited use of the campus fitness center.

Payment of Charges

Statements of charges for each semester are mailed prior to Orientation. All charges are due and payable in full to the “State University of New York at Delhi” prior to the start of classes.

Miscellaneous Fees

Students who register after the first day of classes will be charged a $40 late-registration fee.

Students attending Fall Orientation will be assessed a $75 orientation fee. Students beginning classes in January and attending Spring Orientation will be assessed a $25 fee.

A returned check charge of $20 will be assessed for any check returned or redeposited.

Any student who does not pay the balance due in full by the indicated due date may be assessed a $30 administrative fee.

A $20 fee will be charged to any student wishing to add a course after the first five days of class or drop a course after the first four weeks of class.

Financial Obligation of Students

A student will not receive grades, transcripts, or any official recognition for work completed until all bills due the College have been paid.

SVSU has the lowest tuition and fees cost of Michigan’s 15 public universities.

The following information provides some insight into the cost of an education at Saginaw Valley State University. Please use this as a guide to more accurately determine your costs. 2008 - 2009 COSTS (US Dollars)

Expenses
Per Semester
Per Year

Tuition
Room and Board*
Books
————
Total
$3,029.60
*3,265.00
450.00
————
$6,744.60
$6,059.20
*6,530.00
900.00
————
$13,489.20

*Room & board cost will vary depending on housing option chosen.

Tuition is based on a $201.80 per credit hour rate for Michigan residents taking undergraduate courses.
A General Service Fee of $10.75 and technology fee of $3.85 is assessed to each credit hour taken.
Costs shown reflect a 14 credit hour schedule.
Students on average take between 12 and 15 credits each semester.
A pace of 15 or 16 credits per semester is required to complete most degrees in four years.

Tuition/Cost for the 2008-2009 academic year
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Michigan Resident (prices per credit hour)

Undergraduate Courses: $201.80
Undergraduate - Professional Program Courses: $275.90
Upper division level courses in Business & Management, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Nursing and Occupational Therapy.
Graduate Courses: $359.15
Non-Resident (prices per credit hour)

Undergraduate Courses: $481.75
Undergraduate - Professional Program Courses: $532.00
Upper division level courses in Business & Management, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Nursing and Occupational Therapy.
Graduate Courses: $688.60

Mandatory Fees

General Service Fee: $10.75
Technology Fee: $3.85
Other Fees

Academic Computing Fee: $46.50 per course
The Academic Computing Fee is applied to courses that require the use of computers in either specialized or general labs.
Application Fee: $25
A non-refundable application fee(check or money order payable to SVSU) must accompany the application for admissions. Please include your social security number on you check or money order.
Auditor: Tuition Rate
Credit by Examination: Tutition Rate
Late Registration Fee: $150
Listener’s Permit: $85 per course
Transcript: $5 for official copy; $1 for student copy

If you have any questions regarding courses or cost of off-campus classes, please contact the office of Admissions at 989-964-4200. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Room and Board / Residence Halls
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Resident Hall students should also plan for miscellaneous items not included in general educational costs. It is recommended to add $200 to $300 per semester for incidentals, such as snacks, gas, toiletries, movies, laundry, supplies, and other personal expense.
First Year Suites Room and Board rates for the 2008-2009 academic year
(per semester)
19 Meals per week + $100 per semester=$3,415

Provides approximately 285 meals at the all you care to eat facility plus $100 in the declining balance account to use at the other on campus dining facilities for the semester.
13 Meals per week + $200 per semester=$3,265

Provides approximately 195 meals at the all you care to eat facility plus $200 in the declining balance account to use at the other on campus dining facilities for the semester.
10 Meals per week + $425 per semester=$3,415

Provides approximately 150 meals at the all you care to eat facility plus $425 in the declining balance account to use at the other on campus dining facilities for the semester.

Meals are offered at the RFoC in SVSU’s Doan Center, Einstein’s Eatery, Apple Slice and Java City/C-Store. Web site

The RFoC facility provides home style entrees, grilled foods, pizza, deli sandwiches as well as a soup and salad bar.
Regional Education Center’s Apple Slice provides soups, deli sandwiches and salads.
Einstein’s Eatery houses the retail food court.

Housing rates for the 2008-2009 academic year

Prices are based on room only.
Several meal plan options are available for an additional cost (see above).
Detailed information can be obtained by calling the SVSU Housing & Auxiliary Operations Office at (989) 964-4257.
To qualify for apartment residency, students must be 21 years of age or have completed 48 credit hours.

LIVING CENTER for the 2008-2009 academic year (per semester)

Double/Triple Efficiency: $1,925.00
Single Bedroom: $2,250.00
UNIVERSITY VILLAGE for the 2008-2009 academic year (per semester)

Single Bedroom: $2,360.00
Single Efficiency: $2,700.00

Visit and See for Yourself
We invite you to visit the Indiana Wesleyan University residential campus and see for yourself what others are talking about. IWU has state-of-the-art education and athletic facilities, modern and comfortable residence halls with the amenities you would expect, and a beautiful campus with award-winning architecture.

IWU Is One of the Fastest Growing Universities in the U.S.
In the last 20 years IWU has more than doubled in enrollment, now exceeding the 2,900 mark on campus. IWU is the largest university in the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU), which has more than 100 member colleges throughout the U.S. IWU is also the second largest private college in Indiana–surpassed in size by only Notre Dame.
Moderately priced as reflected in surveys of Christian colleges
Over $200 million spent on new campus facilities since 1990 and it doesn’t affect tuition
Room and Board Freeze means no increase in room and board fees while enrolled at IWU (ask your Admissions counselor for details)
No technology fees
All students have access to our state-of-the-art Life Calling and Leadership Center for career counseling
92% of students receive financial aid
56% of freshmen receive academic scholarships

A Great Value
A brand new campus with outstanding academic, performing arts, wellness and recreation, residence life, and dining facilities with strong academic programs being taught by a dedicated group of faculty could lead you to believe that an IWU could be out of your price range. But a close look at surveys of Indiana private colleges and Christian colleges in the CCCU reveal that IWU is moderately priced and a great value. Among Indiana private colleges, only one other private college charges less tuition than IWU. Among U.S. Christian colleges and universities in the CCCU, IWU ranks in the 43rd percentile in cost. In other words, IWU’s tuition cost is in the lower half compared to other Christian colleges. Our administration, faculty, and Board of Trustees are committed to offering you a tremendous value for your tuition and room and board fees. IWU Costs for 2008-2009 Commuter Resident
Tuition & Fees $19,376 $19,376
Room & Board - $6,564
Total $19,376 $25,940

Outstanding Campus Facilities
Since 1990, IWU has spent more than $200 million on new major campus buildings. National and state architectural awards have been received for the Phillippe Performing Arts Center and the Wellness and Recreation Center, respectively. Five Residence Halls 1990 - 2001
Beard Arts Center 1992
Student Center 1994 - expanded in 2001
Outdoor Athletic Complex 1994
Phillippe Performing Arts Center 1996
Townhouses 1998 & 1999
Maxwell Center for Business & Leadership 1998
President’s Home 1998
Recreation and Wellness Center 1999
Prayer Chapel 2001
Burns Hall of Science & Nursing 2000 - expanded
Lewis A. Jackson Library 2003
John Wesley Administration Bldg. 2003
New Residence Hall 2004
The Lodges 2005

Kaplan University will assist you in securing the financial support you need to further your education and career goals. Available options include a variety of federal grants and federal, state, and private lending programs, including military financial aid. Let Kaplan University help find the financial solution that is right for you. Kaplan University also awards scholarships to eligible students.

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Financial aid is also available for non-U.S. citizens.

Employer Reimbursement
Whether you are beginning a new career or making your way up the corporate ladder, a Kaplan University education will only increase your value in the workplace. Many employers will reimburse, in full or in part, working students who acquire advanced knowledge and training. For more information on employer reimbursement, check with your human resources department.

Military Tuition
Kaplan University is proud to offer a reduced tuition rate of $166.00 per quarter credit hour for all undergraduate degree programs to active-duty service members and drilling members of the national guard and reserves. For veterans with prior military service, Kaplan University offers a reduced tuition of $230.00 per quarter credit hour. These rates are significantly lower than the regular tuition cost of $353.00 per quarter credit hour.

We also offer active-duty military spouses a reduced tuition rate of 10 percent. For military students pursuing postgraduate degrees, we offer a 15 percent reduction from our regular master’s tuition. For more information go to www.military.kaplan.edu.

Many military students have sufficient military and veterans benefits to cover the cost of their education. For those who do not, Title IV federal financial aid is available for those who qualify. We will work closely with you to put together a plan that will help you reach your educational goals. Call us at 866.527.5268 (Toll Free) or chat online.