Summer 2008, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
TUITION AND FEES| Undergraduate - 12 or more credits | Semester |
| Full-Time (12 - 16 credits) including Student Fees | $15,450 |
| Over 16 credits (additional charge of) | $710 per credit |
| Undergraduate - less than 12 credits | |
| Credit hours before 5:00 p.m. | $710 per credit |
| Credit hours after 5:00 p.m. and Saturday | $525 per credit |
| Summer & QU Online | $525 per credit |
Additional Tuition and Fee Information can be found at:
Part-Time Opportunities
Graduate Programs
School of Law
College of Professional Studies
QU Online
RESIDENCE HALL INFORMATION
Resident Students Assigned to Any Non-Apartment Residence Hall are required to be enrolled in the dining service and will be charged an all-inclusive fee per semester, as shown below. This fee includes room rent and dining service.
| The Commons | $5,900.00 | Larson College Hall | $5,960.00 |
| The Ledges | $5,900.00 | Perlroth Hall | $5,960.00 |
| Irmagarde Tator Hall | $5,900.00 | Judge Philip Troup Hall | $5,960.00 |
| Dana English Hall | $5,900.00 | The Village | $6,550.00 |
| Mountainview | $6,550.00 |
Resident students are enrolled in the dining service, which provides each enrollee with $980.00 in food dollars controlled by the student as to how and when a purchase is made in the dining hall. In addition, students may use their cards for all food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases in the Bobcat Den. As purchases are made, the amount of the purchase is deducted from each student's account through the QCard computer network. Unused food dollars in the student's declining balance account at the end of the fall semester are non-refundable and will be carried over for use in the spring semester. There is no carry-over between academic years, nor may the unused balance from the fall be used to reduce the room and board portion of the spring semester's invoice.
Resident Students Assigned to Residence Halls Classified as Apartments/Complex are charged at the rate of $4,800.00 per semester for the Hill apartments and $4,690.00 per semester for the Complex. There is no structured dining service available for students residing in the apartments or complex. However, any student assigned to the apartments/complex may purchase, from the Office of Administrative Services, a declining balance Q-Cash account which may be used at on campus dining facilities. Transfer of meal points may only occur to and from students who are currently enrolled in the required meal plan.
INVOICE INFORMATIONYour invoice describes charges as related to tuition, course fees and charges for students accepted to on-campus housing. These charges are based on information as of the invoice date. NOTE: Any adjustments/changes to the course schedule or residence hall assignment may result in additional charges.
New Students:
The $550 deposit that was made to the University when you enrolled is composed of a $200 Matriculation Deposit, a $200 Room Reservation Deposit, and a $150 Security Deposit. These amounts are not deducted from your current statement. The Matriculation Deposit will be refunded to you upon graduation or withdrawal; the Room Reservation Deposit will be applied to your account in the Spring Term (provided you are still living in a residence hall); and the Security Deposit (or any remaining portion thereof) will be refunded to you upon your withdrawal from a residence hall.
Returning Students:
The $300 Room Reservation Deposit you submitted is not deducted from your current statement. This deposit will be applied to your account in the Spring Term (provided you are still living in a residence hall).
If awarded financial aid, the amount, less any work study award, appears as a credit on your invoice. If a student has applied and received approval for a loan, he/she may deduct 50% of the loan's annual proceeds per semester, less an estimated bank fee of 3%, where applicable, from the invoice. NOTE: The deduction will be allowed provided the Office of Financial Aid has verified that a loan has been processed on behalf of the student.
Federal Aid - Title IV Aid is awarded on a semester basis. It is earned aid providing you are in attendance for the entire semester. It is important to understand that if you withdraw and your withdrawal date is on or before approximately the ninth week of the semester, "unearned aid" will result. This means that any aid you have not earned by staying in attendance for the entire semester will be returned to the U.S. Department of Education. If you received a refund as a result of aid applied to your account prior to your withdrawal date, you will have a balance due the University on your account.
Outside Scholarships
Please submit copies of any outside scholarship notices you have received. If the scholarships are for an academic year, you may deduct 1/2 of the amount to apply against the fall or spring charges.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Online Payment Options
The University offers payment plans to help you meet your educational expenses. Plans can be accessed online and are available on an annual or a semester basis. There is a charge of $75.00 to enroll in the payment plan of your choice.
The University also accepts single or full payments online via MasterCard, American Express, and Discover/Novus credit cards as well as ACH (i.e. bank-to-bank transfers). The University will not accept credit card payments over the telephone or in person at any office on campus.
To make a payment online or to learn more about or enroll in a payment plan of your choice, click on the e-Cashier link below.
Mail/In-Person Payment Options
The University accepts cash, check, money order and wire payments by mail or in-person.
Late Payment
Students who remit payment after the due date will be charged a late fee of 1% per month on the outstanding balance. In addition, resident students may forfeit their room reservation deposit as well as their reserved residence hall accommodations.