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2007 - 2008
College Catalog
Tuition & Fees
The King’s College assesses
tuition cost on a per-credit
charge basis. For the 2007-2008
academic year, the costs are:
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Tuition |
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For 12-18
credit hours $10,220 per
semester, or for less than
12 credits $850 per credit
hour |
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Student Activity Fee
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Full-time
Students: |
$175 per semester for
full-time students |
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(Fitness Membership
included) |
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Part-time
Students: |
Registered
for 7-11 credit hours:
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$175 per
semester |
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Registered
for 6 or less credit
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No fee
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Fitness
Membership (Optional): |
$80 per
term |
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Audit Fee |
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Students
may audit courses with the
permission of the
Registrar and the
professor on a space
available basis. Auditors
receive no credit for the
course and must pay the
appropriate fee. Although
professors are not
required to grade
assignments submitted by
auditors, they may, at
their discretion, require
regular attendance and
completion of assignments.
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Matriculated students
in Good Standing
taking 12 credits or
more |
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no fee |
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Matriculated students
enrolled in 11 credits
or less |
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$80 per course |
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Alumni of The King's
College |
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$250 per course |
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Non-matriculated
students |
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$500 per course |
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Total
Cost of Attending The
King's College 2007-2008
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
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Direct
Expenses |
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Expense |
One Semester |
Two Semesters |
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Tuition (12-18
credits) |
$10,220.00 |
$20,440.00 |
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Student Activity Fee |
$175.00 |
$350.00 |
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Total Direct
Expenses |
$10,395.00 |
$20,790.00 |
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Housing* |
$4,200.00 |
$8,400.00 |
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Total Direct
Expenses with Housing |
$14,595.00 |
$29,190.00 |
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Other Expenses
(estimated) |
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Miscellaneous |
$500.00 |
$1,000.00 |
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Books |
$400.00 |
$800.00 |
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Transportation |
varies |
varies |
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Food |
$800.00 |
$1,600.00 |
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| *You are
required to submit a $50
nonrefundable housing
application fee as well as
a $400 housing deposit
that will be returned to
you upon your departure
from The King's College
provided your room is in
the same condition as when
you entered. |
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Other
Fees |
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Drop fee |
$25 |
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ID
Card replacement fee
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$15
per card |
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Late payment fee |
$25 or
1% of total (whichever
is greater) |
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Late
registration fee
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$25 |
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Returned check fee
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$25 |
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See the Residence Life
Handbook for
additional housing
that may apply |
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Financing
Options
Each semester’s tuition and
charges are due before the first
day of classes. For
Fall, bills will be sent out by
June 15 and due by July 31. For
Spring, bills will be sent out
by November 15 and due by
December 31. 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 College uses
Tuition Management Services
(TMS) to help families manage
payment of bills with minimal
borrowing. If bills cannot be
paid in full, arrangements must
be made with TMS by June 15. A
typical plan would be ten monthly
payments from July through
April. A yearly charge of $55 or
$40 per semester will be paid
directly to TMS.
Students may not attend
classes if the bill is not paid
in full or arrangements have not
been made with TMS. A late
payment fee of $25.00 or 1
percent of
the outstanding balance (12
percent
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
summer sessions. All tuition for
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:
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| Fall and
Spring Semester |
| 1st
and 2nd week |
100%
Refund
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| 3rd week |
60% Refund |
| 4th
week |
30%
Refund |
| After 4th week |
No Refund |
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| Six week
Summer Sessions |
| 1st
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70%
Refund |
| 2nd week |
30% Refund |
| After
2nd week
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No
Refund |
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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.
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