Summer 2020 Tuition Rates, Per Credit Hour
| Undergraduate: All undergraduate students for summer study. |
$650 |
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Graduate: |
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| Undergraduate Audit (not for credit) | $180 per course |
| Undergraduate Audit at Westminster (not for credit) Graduate Audit at Westminster (not for credit) |
$180 per course $240 per course |
| Graduate Audit (not for credit) | $240 per course |
| Alumni Audit | $40 per course |
| Technology Fee (per course) | $50 |
| Online Class Fee (per course) | $35 (Waived for Summer 2020) |
| *Housing - Summer Session I & II (7 Weeks) Double Double as Single Summer with 2 courses Summer Double Single with 2 courses Princeton Summer Double Weekly Rate |
$1,845 $2,690 $325 $825 $265 |
| Meal Plans Any 20 Meal Plan Any 30 Meal Plan Any 40 Meal Plan |
$245 $350 $450 |
| Summer Session I or II (7 Weeks) 19 Meal Plan |
$1325 |
| Summer II EOP Programs (5 Weeks) | $950 |
*If you require summer housing, contact Residence Life at [email protected] or 609-896-5057 to request an exemption.
Summer 2020 – Refund Schedule
6 Week and 7 Week Part of Term Courses
- Drop prior to the first day of official opening of class – 100%
- Drop during the first 7 days of the official opening of class – 100%
- Drop after the 7th day of the official opening of class – 0%
Please refer to the University's official drop and withdrawal policy.
Financial Responsibility and Account Holds
Students are responsible to pay full tuition and fees unless they officially drop prior to the start of classes or within the refund period. Students with an account balance will not be allowed to register. Please contact the Bursar’s Office at 609-896-5020 regarding your account information.
Advice For Not Attending, Dropping and Withdrawing From A Course
Students are held responsible to officially drop or withdraw from a course. Students will not be automatically dropped or withdrawn if they stop attending class(es). Failure to officially drop or withdraw from a course by deadlines outlined in the Summer Session Calendar will result in a grade of “F.” Students who do not attend any class meetings and do not officially drop will receive a grade of “N” and will be held responsible for the full cost of the course tuition.
Students may drop or withdraw [student discretion] via e-mail [email protected], by fax (609) 896-5261 or in person at the College of Continuing Studies office.