Fees and Tuition
The King’s College assesses tuition cost on a per-credit charge basis. For the 2004-2005 academic year, the costs are:

Tuition
For 13-20 credit hrs $8,000 per semester, or for less than 13 credits $625 per credit hr

Student Activity Fee
Full-time Students:	$450 per semester for full-time students (Fitness Membership included)
Part-time Students:	Registered for 8-11 credit hours: Registered for 5 or less credit hours: Fitness Membership (Optional):	$225 per year No fee $80 per term

Technology Fee
$400 per year for full-time students
$200 per year for part-time students

Audit Fee
$80 per credit hour for students carrying 11 credits or less or non-matriculated students or $15/per credit hour for students not on Academic Probation carrying 12 credits or more on a space available basis with the permission of the professor.

Total Cost of Attending The King's College 2004-2005

The costs will vary from student to student based upon the books and materials required for courses, the student’s personal lifestyle and the distance the students must travel to and from the campus. Examples are listed below.

Direct Expenses

Other Expenses

Other Fees

Financing Options

Each semester’s tuition and charges are due before the first day of classes. Financial aid from the New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) or sources internal to The King’s College will be deducted from any outstanding balance at the time of award. Financial aid from outside sources will not be deducted from an outstanding balance until payment is received by the bursar’s office.

The King’s Payment Plan is available in the event that the bill cannot be paid in full by the first day of classes. There is a Payment Plan Fee of $60.00 per semester. The fee is $30.00 per semester if payments are automatically deducted from a banking account or credit card.

Students may not attend classes if the first two installments of the total tuition balance due are not paid by the first day of classes. A late payment fee of $25.00 or 1% of the outstanding balance (12% annually), whichever is greater, will be charged monthly until past due installments are paid in full.

Students may not move into housing until payment or payment arrangements have been made. Failure to pay housing charges violates the dormitory agreement and may result in eviction.

There are no installment payment plans available for J-term or summer sessions. All tuition for J-term and summer sessions is due by the first day of class.

Withdrawal and Refund Policy
Students who withdraw from a course will be entitled to a refund of tuition and/or fees in keeping with the schedule below. The following schedule is based upon the date the written drop (withdrawal) request is received by the bursar or registrar:

The refund schedule will be prorated for classes shorter than six weeks.

Note: When a semester begins on a day other than Monday, a week will be a seven calendar day period from the day of the week the semester began.

Failure to attend class does not constitute a withdrawal and does not entitle the student to a refund of tuition. Students who are administratively withdrawn for poor attendance will not receive any refunds.

Financial Clearance
Any outstanding balances, including tuition, fees and interest remaining at the end of a semester will result in final grades being withheld. All balances must be cleared in order to register for the following semester or to receive a transcript. Diplomas will be withheld from graduating students until the balances are cleared.