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Educational Costs for 2009 - 2010 Academic Year
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2009 - 2010 COSTS | |||
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR STUDENTS | |||
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(New Student Entering Fall 2008 or later) | |||
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FALL 2009 |
SPRING 2010 |
TOTAL |
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TUITION |
14,694.00 |
14,694.00 |
29,388.00 |
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ACTIVITY FEE |
96.00 |
96.00 |
192.00 |
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STUDENT LIFE FEE |
68.00 |
68.00 |
136.00 |
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TECHNOLOGY FEE |
110.00 |
110.00 |
220.00 |
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HEALTH CENTER FEE |
125.00 |
125.00 |
250.00 |
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FOOD CONTRACT |
2166.50 |
2166.50 |
4333.00 |
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OVER 18 CREDITS |
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(Per credit hour) |
816.00 |
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LESS THAN 12 CREDITS |
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(Per credit hour) |
1,225.00 |
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SUMMER CREDIT RATE |
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(Per credit hour) |
408.00 |
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2009 - 2010 COSTS | |||
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THIRD YEAR STUDENTS AND LATER | |||
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(Returning Students who began prior to Fall 2008) | |||
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FALL 2009 |
SPRING 2010 |
TOTAL |
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TUITION |
14,489.00 |
14,489.00 |
28,978.00 |
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ACTIVITY FEE |
96.00 |
96.00 |
192.00 |
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STUDENT LIFE FEE |
68.00 |
68.00 |
136.00 |
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TECHNOLOGY FEE |
110.00 |
110.00 |
220.00 |
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HEALTH CENTER FEE |
125.00 |
125.00 |
250.00 |
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FOOD CONTRACT |
2,166.50 |
2,166.50 |
4,333.00 |
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OVER 18 CREDITS |
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(Per credit hour) |
816.00 |
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LESS THAN 12 CREDITS |
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(Per credit hour) |
1,225.00 |
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SUMMER CREDIT RATE |
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(Per credit hour) |
408.00 |
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CONTINUING ED |
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(Per credit hour) |
408.00 |
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NURSING CONT ED |
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(Per credit hour) |
491.00 |
5th year student teachers pay 1/2 of full tuition: (7244.50) if they have attended CSB for 8 semesters
Special fees may be assigned to specific courses such as Science Labs, Art fees, Music lessons, etc. These fees are listed in the Class Registration booklet for each term.
All four fees described below are applied to every student for each semester they are registered. This includes those students studying abroad and those who are student teaching or interning off campus. The fees are also applied to those students living off campus.
All students have access to the campus center facilities on both campuses, such as workout facilities and the field houses. This fee covers maintenance of and improvements to the Haehn Campus Center and the Warner Palestra and McNeally Spectrum. It is impossible to regulate who does and does not utilize the facilities since they are available to all students. Therefore, this fee is applied to all students regardless of living arrangements.
Contact Student Development with any questions or comments regarding this fee. This department is located in Mary Commons 228, CSB 363-5601.
All students have access to free events and activities on both campuses, such as speakers, athletic events, performances, and clubs, as well as after-hour buses and security on weekend after-hour buses. This fee covers the cost of such events and is applied by the CSB and SJU Senates. All funds from the Activity Fee are paid to the senates and go directly to the students. The Activity Fees for those students studying abroad go directly to the study abroad program and pay for trips and events abroad. All events and activities are available to all students. It is impossible to regulate who does and does not attend the events and activities. The Activity Fee is sent with all study abroad groups to be used for group activities.
Contact Student Activities with any questions or comments regarding this fee. This department is located in Upper Mary Commons, CSB 363-5254.
The Technology Fee is used to pay for all technology-related resources available to students residing on and off campus and those who are studying abroad. Among other things, the fee helps pay for e-mail accounts, network storage space, software licensing, the Banner system and internet service--as well as technical support and training related to these services. Since the fee covers services provided to all CSB/SJU students, it cannot be waived for individuals.
Contact Information Technology Services with any questions or comments regarding this fee. This department is located in Quad 090A, SJU 363-2228.
A new charge appears on your account this year, the CSB Health Center fee. This fee supports the newly created CSB Health Services. CSB Health Services has been designed with the specific needs of college-age women in mind, while assisting them in making good self-care decisions as they transition into adulthood. The women of Saint Benedict will find an experienced staff who can address these needs in a comfortable, confidential environment.
Primary care services offered to the women of St. Bens will include: preventative care such as routine physicals, travel consults, treatment of acute injuries, illnesses, and mental health conditions, vaccinations and screening programs . In addition to a lab, some pharmaceuticals will be stocked to provide additional convenience for patients.
Contact the CSB Health Center with any questions or comments regarding this fee. This department is located in the lower level of Lottie, CSB 363-5605.
REQUIRED ADVANCE DEPOSITS
All returning students were required to make an advance payment prior to registration for Fall Semester. Only students making this deposit will be allowed to register. Advance payments were NON-REFUNDABLE after March 12, 2009.
IF YOU PLAN TO LIVE ON CAMPUS: You are required to make a $200 Registration and Housing Advance Payment at the Student Accounts Office. The deadline for this payment was 3:30 p.m., Thursday, March 12, 2009. (Please note all first and second year students are required to live on campus)
IF YOU PLAN TO LIVE OFF CAMPUS: You are required to make a $100 Registration Advance Payment at the Student Accounts Office. The deadline for this payment was 3:30 p.m., Thursday, March 12, 2009.
IF YOU PLAN TO ENROLL IN AN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM FOR FALL: You are required to make a $100 Registration Advance Payment at the Student Accounts Office. The deadline for this payment was 3:30 p.m., Thursday, March 12, 2009.
ROOM RENTALS
Room rentals are on a school year basis even though the room may not be continuously occupied. The College expects its students to vacate the residence halls during certain breaks, for example: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and Spring Break. Students who remain on campus in campus housing during breaks must make special arrangements with the Residential Life Office.
Aurora Hall, Regina Hall, Corona Hall Academic Year Single room with private bath $ 4,866.00 Single room $ 4,584.00 Double room $ 4,025.00 Triple room $ 3,813.00 Quad $ 3,649.00 Margretta Hall, Brian Hall Single room with private bath $ 4,866.00 Single room $ 4,584.00 Double room $ 4,025.00 Double room with bath $ 4242.00 Lottie Hall Single room with private bath $ 4,866.00 Single room $ 4,584.00 Double room $ 4,025.00 Suite $ 4,514.00 Apartments Two person/One Bedroom $ 4,514.00 Four person/Two Bedroom $ 4,514.00 Two person/Two Bedroom $ 4,794.00 Four person/Four Bedroom $ 4,794.00 Six person/Three Bedroom $ 4,374.00 Double Room with bath $ 4,242.00 Campus House All $ 4,655.00
Please see the Residential Life link below for additional information about campus housing.
BOARD CONTRACT
All students living in on-campus residence halls without cooking facilities are required to purchase a board contract. In 2009-2010 the minimum annual board contract will be $4,333.00. The board contract is intended to be a minimum annual charge only; therefore, additional meal purchases may be necessary. The board contract is non-transferable.
Please see the Food Service link below for meal plan information.
OTHER FEES
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Activity Fee-annual |
192.00 |
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Student Life Fee-annual |
136.00 |
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Technology Fee-annual |
220.00 |
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Health Center Fee-annual |
250.00 |
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Change of Room Fee |
25.00 |
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Commencement Fee |
35.00 |
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Placement File Fee |
20.00 |
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Breach of Housing Contract |
300.00 |
Special fees (laboratory, materials, internship, private lessons, etc.) may be assigned to specific courses, as published in the official class schedule.
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REFUND FOR TUITION, ROOM, AND BOARD CUT OFF DATES: | |||
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FALL 2008 |
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SPRING 2009 |
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90% |
AUG 26 SEPT 1 |
90% |
JAN 11 JAN 17 |
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80% |
SEPT 2 SEPT 9 |
80% |
JAN 18 JAN 24 |
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70% |
SEPT 10 SEPT 16 |
70% |
JAN 25 JAN 31 |
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60% |
SEPT 17 SEPT 23 |
60% |
FEB 1 FEB 7 |
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50% |
SEPT 24 SEPT 30 |
50% |
FEB 8 FEB 14 |
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40% |
OCT 1 OCT 7 |
40% |
FEB 15 FEB 21 |
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NO REFUND OCT 8 AND AFTER |
NO REFUND FEB 22 AND AFTER | ||
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FINANCIAL AID BASIS FOR EDUCATIONAL COSTS FOR 2009-2010 ACADEMIC YEAR | |
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TUITION |
29,388.00 |
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ACTIVITY FEE |
192.00 |
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STUDENT LIFE FEE |
136.00 |
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TECHNOLOGY FEE |
220.00 |
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FOOD CONTRACT |
4,333.00 |
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DOUBLE ROOM |
4,025.00 |
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TOTAL |
38,544.00 |
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BOOKS (PER YEAR) |
800.00 |
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TRAVEL (PER YEAR) |
200.00 |
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SPENDING MONEY ($ 50.00-75.00 PER MONTH) ( ENTERTAINMENT, PERSONALS ETC )
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700.00 |
For questions on loans, scholarships, or calculation on how much aid you may be eligible for, link to: http://www.csbsju.edu/financialaid/
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