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2012-2013 Academic Year
(Tuition and fees are subject to change by the Board of Trustees.)

Tuition Charges

Undergraduate Division

Degree Programs (B.M. or B.F.A.)

 

Full Time

$37,300

Part Time (per credit hour)

$1,500

Diploma Program (C.D.P.)

$37,300

Extra Courses Taken in Class (per credit hour)

$1,500

Extra Private Instruction (per credit hour)

$1,750

Remedial Courses, ESL Courses and Audit Fees (per credit hour)

$750

Graduate Division

Degree Programs (all M.M. except Opera Performance, Musical Theater and Music Education):

 

Full Time

$35,300

Part Time (per credit hour)

$2,000

Degree Program (M.M. in Opera Performance and Master of Fine Arts):

 

Full Time

$37,300

Part Time (per credit hour)

$2,000

Summer (per credit hour)
(Fees for Summer Musical Theater are the same as Summer Music Education – see below)

$1,500

Degree Program (M.M. and G.D. in Music Education):

 

Full Time

$1,500

Part Time (per credit hour)

$1,500

Life Experience Waiver (per credit hour)

$750

Music Education Practicum (per course)

$410 to $2,050

Graduate Performance Diploma

$22,600

Graduate Performance Diploma in Opera:

 

Full Time

$35,300

Part Time (per credit hour)

$2,000

Professional Studies Certificate

$22,600

Artist Diploma in Performance and Opera (A.D.P.):

 

Full Time

$22,600

Part Time (per credit hour)

$2,000

Extra Private Instruction (per credit hour)

$1,750

Remedial Courses, ESL Courses and Audit Fees (per credit hour)

$750 

Tuition Deposits

One-Time Deposit:

  

Enrollment Deposit (new students, non-refundable, applies against balance)

$750

General and Incidental Fees

Annual Fees (unless otherwise noted):

 

Mandatory Comprehensive Fee
This fee consolidates many of the separate student charges (e.g. general, student activity, health services)                                 

 

Full-time

$2,000

Part-Time (1/4,1/2, 3/4 Time)

Prorated based on credit load

Medical Insurance
(applies to ¾ and full time undergraduate students who have not completed a waiver form identifying their own health insurance policy)

$1,435

Medical Insurance
(applies to ¾ and full time graduate students who have not completed a waiver form identifying their own health insurance policy)

$1,691

Medical Evacuation & Reparation Insurance
(applies to international students waiving school medical insurance coverage

$38

Gym Membership Fee

$360

Aside from the principal fee items shown, there are fees that relate to specific events or individuals (late payment, $200; late registration fee, $100; returned check, $30; academic transcript, $5; replacement of I.D. card, $20).

Residence Fees and Deposits

Housing Reservation Fee (new and returning students, non-refundable, applies against balance)

$250

Residence Hall Damage Deposit

$200

Residence Hall Room

$10,700

First Semester (payable by July 15, 2012) 

$5,350

Second Semester (payable by December 31, 2012)

$5,350

Residence Hall Board (19 meals weekly)

$6,380

First Semester (payable by July 15, 2012)

$3,190

Second Semester (payable by December 31, 2012)

$3,190

Residence Hall Board (15 meals weekly)

$5,900

First Semester (payable by July 15, 2012)

$2,950

Second Semester (payable by December 31, 2012)

$2,950

Residence Hall Board (10 meals weekly)

$5,120

First Semester (payable by July 15, 2012)

$2,560

Second Semester (payable by December 31, 2012)

$2,560

Residence Hall Board (5 meals weekly) (first year students not eligible)

$2,620

First Semester (payable by July 15, 2012)

$1,310

Second Semester (payable by December 31, 2012)

$1,310

The Damage Deposit will be refundable at the termination of occupancy under conditions described in the Residence Hall Handbook. Students entering a residence hall or contracting for a meal plan for the second semester will be charged one half the appropriate total annual fee. All rates apply to multiple occupancy rooms. There is a surcharge of $1,400 per year for single rooms. A minimum of a 10 meal plan is required for all incoming Freshman on campus. A 5 meal plan is only available for all returning and transfer students on campus. Non-resident meals plan are available.

Music Education Fees

General Fees

 

Music Education (summer: 5 credits or more)

$600 

Music Education (summer: less than 5 credits)

 $300

Music Education (fall/spring: full-time)

$400 

Music Education (fall/spring: part-time)

$275 

Medical Insurance – Music Education Summer 2012 Institute
(applies to 3/4 and full time students who have not completed  waiver form identifying their own health insurance policy)

  $490


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