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Tuition and Fees Registration is not complete until tuition and fees are paid in full. All previously incurred expenses at the University must be paid before a student may register at the beginning of any semester.
WHAT ARE THE SEMESTER TUITION CHARGES? Semester tuition is charged on a flat fee basis for a registration of 15-18 semester hours and on a semester hour basis for a registration of less than 15 hours or for each additional hour above 18 hours. Noncredit course tuition is assessed according to their load value given in parentheses after actual hours. The same rates apply to credit and audit hours. Tuition on the flat fee basis is $1,050, each hour up to a total registration of 15 hours is $70 per semester credit hour. WHAT FEES SHOULD I EXPECT TO PAY? Most students will not pay any fees at this point unless they are planning to graduate this semester, late in registering, withdrawing prior to the first day of class, or are changing their registration. See the University Catalog for a list of fees and what they are for. HOW CAN I PAY ON MY ACCOUNT? Tuition and fees may be paid by cash, check, money order, MasterCard and Visa. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Living University. A check given in payment of expenses which is returned by the bank results in indebtedness to the University and places the student’s enrollment in jeopardy. Students who are receiving financial assistance such as scholarships, grants, etc., must have formal authorization filed in the Business Office prior to registration. The University does not offer any deferred payment plans. WHAT IF I CAN'T MEET MY FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY? All amounts owed to the University, including any deferred charges, are an obligation of the student. Failure to meet any financial obligation when it becomes due, or to arrange for payment before due date, is considered sufficient cause for cancellation of registration, postponement of graduation, or the holding of transcript requests. Degrees, diplomas, or certificates will not be granted nor will transcripts be furnished until all financial obligations to the University have been paid. WHAT IS THE UNIVERSITY REFUND POLICY? A refund of tuition and fees is made under the following circumstances:
Tuition refunds will be mailed to students or credited to their credit cards. Except as provided above student fees are nonrefundable. Cancelling course enrollment or withdrawing from a course requires full repayment of Regents Scholarship funds. The 90% and the 50% tuition refund is computed only on the net tuition charges made as if the withdrawal had not taken place. For example, if a course registration in a three semester hour course results in a tuition charge of $210 and a 50% Regents Scholarship, then the net charge to the student is $105. A withdrawal qualifying for the 90% refund would be $94.50 and for the 50% refund $52.50.
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