Tuition
Tuition is set each year by the Board
of Trustees. Tuition for the 2008-2009 academic year is
as follows:
Master's Programs: $600 per semester
hour
Doctoral Programs: $720 per semester
hour
You may wish to call the Psychology & Counseling
Admissions Office in early Spring to confirm the exact
amount of tuition for the upcoming academic year. Psychology & Counseling
school tuition may be paid through one or a combination
of the following means: savings, personal and/or family
resources, TIP (Tuition Installment Plan), employer reimbursement,
donors, scholarships, grants, GI Bill, loans, employment
or outside scholarships opportunities. Plans to cover tuition
should be completed prior to arrival on campus. Loan funds
may be electronically transferred to the Business Office
and generally available for payment at registration with
adequate lead-time. Late fees will be imposed if student's
account becomes past due.
There are numerous resources to help
cover the cost of tuition. Financial aid is available through
the School, the University, the State (for residents),
and the Federal Government. For more information about
financial aid, please visit the Financial
Aid Page.
In addition to tuition, there are certain
fees that relate to classes that involve labs, parking,
technology, health insurance, and student activities. Lab
fees are listed in the course schedule when you go to register
for your classes each semester. Other fees that apply to
all students can be found at the Business
Office Website.
Lab Fees
Some courses have course or lab fees
to cover supplies used by students. These fees are posted
in advance on each semester course schedule. Course and
lab fees are not refundable after the end of the drop/add
period for each semester.
Leave of Absence Fee -—Psy.D.
Students
Leave of absence fee of $400 will be
charged to a Psy.D. student for each semester no credits
are taken. The fee is nonrefundable. Should the student
elect to drop out for more than one academic year, he or
she will be required to reapply to the program.
Other Expenses
Tuition charges do not
include books, supplies, room, board, health and liability
insurance, and other personal expenses.
Living and Housing Costs
Regent University students may choose
to live in student housing located on campus. For more information visit the Regent Village website found here.
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