Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees 2023-2024

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• Tuition
• Special Fees
• Resident Student Fees
• Advance Deposits
• Refund Policy
   

1. Billing materials for the Fall term’s tuition will be sent in June. Bills for the Spring term’s tuition will be sent in November.
    
2. Payment of bills is to be made before July 16 for the Fall term and before December 10 for the Spring term. Payments may be made by credit card on the College’s secure Student Portal in Campus Cafe or by check payable to Saint Joseph’s College, and addressed to: 
   
   Office of Student Accounts
   Saint Joseph’s College
   278 Whites Bridge Rd.
   Standish, ME 04084.
   
   Cash payments can be received at the Office of Student Accounts.
    
3. All financial obligations must be satisfied in order to insure continued enrollment at the College.  When it is necessary for the College to submit an unpaid account to an outside collection agency, that account is responsible for all collection fees.

* All tuition and fee figures are applicable for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Note: Any student enrolled in the traditional on-Campus program, taking 12 - 19 credits per semester is charged the full-time undergraduate rate.

Full-time students (12-19 credits per semester)		$21,417	per semester
Extra course (credits in excess of 19 per semester)		$1165	per credit
Part-time students (1-11 credits per semester)		$1165	per credit

ID Replacement	$15	each occurrence
Transcript fee	$8	per transcript
Late payment fee	$300	per semester
Nursing Major Fee	$1262	per semester
Education Major Fee	$55	per semester
Parking Decal Fee	$100	per year
Lab fee	$120	per eligible course
Health Insurance (can be waived)	$1940	per year
Parking Citation	$25	each occurrence
Dishonored Check/Credit Card (ACH)	$50	each occurrence

Room and Board (per semester)			$7,468
Security Deposit (per lifetime)			$250

All incoming first-year and transfer students are required to submit a $200 or $300 tuition deposit to the Office of Admission. The deposit will be applied to first term tuition charges. This deposit is refundable until May 1 for those entering in September. Deposits received after May 1 are nonrefundable. Requests for a refund must be addressed to the Office of Admission and be postmarked no later than May 1.

Candidates for the spring term must also submit a $200 tuition deposit upon notification of acceptance to the College. The spring term deposit is refundable if notice is given prior to January 1.

The College must anticipate for fiscal reasons that enrolled students will complete the term to which they were admitted. However, should it be necessary for any valid reason to withdraw prior to the end of a term, the amount of tuition adjustment is determined.

Withdrawal before classes begin	Tuition Adjustment - 100% of tuition (excluding new student tuition deposit)		* Lab fees, supplemental fees & other billed charges are non-refundable.
Withdrawal during the first 2 weeks	Tuition Adjustment - 80% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 3rd week	Tuition Adjustment - 60% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 4th week	Tuition Adjustment - 40% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 5th week	Tuition Adjustment - 20% of tuition
Withdrawal after the 5th week	No Tuition Adjustment

 

Room and Board

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FINANCIAL AID REFUND POLICY

• Students who have received or who are scheduled to receive federal financial aid and withdraw during a semester are subject to federal refunding rules. The federal formula allows a student to keep aid that is earned based on the amount of time the student was enrolled. This calculation is performed upon receipt of the official withdrawal form or at the request of the student.
• A student’s charges are determined using the institution’s refund formula. Therefore, it is advisable for a student who is considering withdrawal to meet with the Director of Financial Aid to determine the financial aid impact of such a decision. For specific information regarding withdrawal as it relates to financial aid, please contact the Office of Financial Aid.
• Full-time students dropping to part-time status after the add/drop period are eligible to a proportional refund based on full-time charges. The amount of the refund is based on the college refund policy. The same is applicable for part-time students dropping credits after the add/drop period.
• A student who leaves the College without formally withdrawing or a student dismissed from the College forfeits all rights to a refund.