Tuition and Fees

College of Liberal Arts

CLA Summer 2011

Tuition (per credit)	$579
DIS (Drew International Seminar full trip cost)	$3350
Summer Travel Programs (Not DIS trips)
Barcelona	$4400
China	$3100
Paris	$3700
Umbria	$3500
Venice	$3800
Fees
Application fee	$25
Parking Permit	$20
Lab Fee	$300
Internship Fee (Summer ONLY)	$350
Housing
Double (per week)	$190
Single (per week)	$208
Single in a Double Room (per week)	$263
Housing Deposit	50

CLA Fall 2011 – Spring 2012

Tuition	(per assignment below)
Full Time (12-21 credits) per semester	$20,061
Part Time (up to 11 credits) per credit	$1,672
Part Time (CUE, CV, CS, HSE) per credit	$1,254
Audit Credit per credit	$836
General Fee (per semester)	$291
Room Charges (per semester)	(per assignment below)
Single Room Occupancy	$4,210
Double Room Occupancy	$3,604
Triple Room Occupancy	$3,480
Board (mandatory for all resident students, per semester)	$1,971 (Buy up $2,051)
Fees
Technology Fee	$150
Computer Upgrade (optional for first year students only)	$400
Returned Check Fee	$50
Optional Upperclass Computer Purchases
Macbook (sales tax included in price)	$1099.75
Macbook Pro (sales tax included in price)	$1523.47
ThinkPad L420 (sales tax included in price)	$1062.51
ThinkPad T420s (sales tax included in price)	$1495.86
Accident/Sickness Insurance per year	$692
Accident/Sickness Insurance (CUE) per year	$1854
Accident/Sickness Insurance (INTL) per year	$725
Tuition Refund per semester	$110
Orientation Fee	$300 *
Transcript Fee	$25 *
Course Fees
CHEM 6L (Lab)	$40
CHEM 25L (Lab)	$40

 

Default of Payment

When a student registers for coursework or other academic progress, there are fees associated with that registration that are outlined by the Tuition & Fees Schedules published in late Spring of each year for the following academic year (current and previous schedules, besides what is provided above for the current CLA students, are available in the Business Office upon request).

Students are provided with a billing statement for each semester (and on a continuing monthly basis) and have live access to their student account through CampusWeb at any time (students can also grant access to an authorized viewer by setting up access for them in their CampusWeb). The student is responsible for payment of fees associated with their enrollment which must be paid prior to the start of the semester (any balances that become due after the semester billing – i.e. registration changes, financial aid changes, fines, etc. – are due immediately). A student may not register for a subsequent semester if a balance from a current or previous semester remains. If any overdue obligation is referred either to the University Collection Department or to an outside agency or attorney for collection efforts and/or legal suit, the debt shall be increased to cover all reasonable costs of collection, including collection agency fees, attorney fees, and court costs. By registering for any academic progress at Drew University, each student accepts and agrees to be bound by the foregoing University policy as applied to any pre-existing or future obligation to Drew University.

 

Graduate School

Graduate Fall 2011 – Spring 2012

Tuition

M.A. & Ph.D	$2,040.(per credit)
Master/Doctor of Letters	$909. (per credit)
Master/Doctor of Medical Humanities	$909. (per credit)
Master of Arts in Teaching	$855. (per credit)
Master of Arts in Teaching	$12,825. (summer 2011,15 credits)
Master of Arts in Teaching (full time)	$10,260. (per semester for fall 2011 and spring 2012).
Master of Arts in Teaching (part time)	$7695. (per semester)
Master of Fine Arts in Poetry & Creative Writing	$443. (per credit, June 2011 – December 2011)
Master of Fine Arts in Poetry & Creative Writing	$7088.  (June 2011 – December 2011)
Auditors OR Spouses of students	$340. (per credit)
Maintaining Matriculation (M.A. & Ph.D)	$500. (per semester)
Maintaining Matriculation (MMH, DMH, ML, DL)	$150. (per semester)
Summer 2011 Tuition (M.A., Ph.D, ML, DL, MMH, DMH)	$446 (per credit)

Fees

General Fee- M.A. Ph.D & MAT	$270.
General Fee- Arts & Letters, Medical Humanities	$75.
MFA Residency Fee	$950.
Network Fee- M.A. & Ph.D	$80.
Late Registration	$125.
Late Payment	$500.
Replacement ID	$25.
Return Check	$50.
Application Fee	$35.*
Orientation Fee (fall)	$125.*
Orientation Fee (spring)	$50.*
Security Deposit	$400.*
Enrollment Deposit	$150.*
Transcript fee	$25.*
Summer Application Fee	$25

*one time fee for first year students

Housing Fees

Tipple/ Wendel 1 BR	$5,184. (per semester)
Tipple/ Wendel 2 BR	$6,456. (per semester)
Tipple/ Wendel 3 BR	$7,495. (per semester)
Wendel 1 BR Efficiency	$4,228. (per semester)
Tipple/Wendel Single Room	$3,789. (per semester)
Green Villa Double Room	$3,583. (per semester)
Tipple/Wendel Commuter Room	$1,953. (per semester)
Housing Reservation Deposit	$250
MAT Summer Housing (5/25 – 8/15/11)	$2667. (full session charge)
Summer Single Room	$208 (per week)
Summer Double Room	$108 (per week)
Summer Single in a Double Room	$263 (per week)

Optional Fees

Student Accident/Sickness Insurance **	$1854
Student Accident/Sickness Insurance (International Students) **	$1887
Student Accident/Sickness Insurance (MAT Summer Semester) **	$446. (6/1/11 – 8/15/11)
Student Accident/Sickness Insurance (MFA) **	$846. (6/1/11 – 12/31/11)
Parking Permit	$200. (per year)
Tuition Refund Insurance **	$110
Tuition Refund Insurance (MAT Summer Semester)**	$70. (6/1/11 – 8/15/11)
Tuition Refund Insurance (MFA)**	$37. (6/1/11 – 12/31/11)
Transcript (same day service)	$10.
Duplicate Diploma Fee	$25.
Late Graduation Fee	$25.

Default of Payment

When a student registers for coursework or other academic progress, there are fees associated with that registration that are outlined by the Tuition & Fees Schedules published in late Spring of each year for the following academic year (current and previous schedules, besides what is provided above for the current Graduate School students, are available in the Business Office upon request).

Students are provided with a billing statement for each semester (and on a continuing monthly basis) and have live access to their student account through CampusWeb at any time (students can also grant access to an authorized viewer by setting up access for them in their CampusWeb). The student is responsible for payment of fees associated with their enrollment which must be paid prior to the start of the semester (any balances that become due after the semester billing – i.e. registration changes, financial aid changes, fines, etc. – are due immediately). A student may not register for a subsequent semester if a balance from a current or previous semester remains. If any overdue obligation is referred either to the University Collection Department or to an outside agency or attorney for collection efforts and/or legal suit, the debt shall be increased to cover all reasonable costs of collection, including collection agency fees, attorney fees, and court costs. By registering for any academic progress at Drew University, each student accepts and agrees to be bound by the foregoing University policy as applied to any pre-existing or future obligation to Drew University.

 

Theological School

Theological Fall 2011 – Spring 2012

Tuition

Enrollment in 11-15 credits	$7,937.
10 credits or less	$742. (per credit)
Auditors	$371. (per credit)
Ph.D Division of Religion	$1615. (per credit) $14535. (full time 9 credits per semester)
Maintaining Matriculation (STM only)	$165.
Maintaining Matriculation (MA/PhD) First Four Terms	$500.
Maintaining Matriculation (MA/PhD) Fifth and all subsequent terms	$1000.
Summer 2011 Tuition	$401 (per credit)

Fees

General Fee	$270.
Network Fee	$80
Late Registration	$125.
Late Payment	$500.
Replacement ID	$25.
Return Check	$50.
Computer Initiative Fee – per semester for 6 semesters (Full Time MDiv only)	$300.
Application Fee *	$35.
Orientation Fee (fall) *	$200.
Orientation Fee (spring) *	$150.
Security Deposit *	$400.
Enrollment Deposit *	$300.
Transcript Fee (one time) *	$25.
Student Health/Accident Insurance **	$1,854 per year
Student Health/Accident Insurance (International Students) **	$1,887 per year
Parking Permit	$200.
Tuition Refund Insurance ** Amount subject to change	$110.
Transcript (same day service)	$10.
Duplicate Diploma Fee	$25.
Late Graduation Fee	$25.
Summer Application Fee	$25

*One time charges for first year students
**All students have the option to waive the accident and sickness insurance and the tuition refund plan by submitting the completed waiver form before the due date.

Housing Fees

Tipple/ Wendel 1 BR	$5,184. (per semester)
Tipple/ Wendel 2 BR	$6,456. (per semester)
Tipple/ Wendel 3 BR	$7,495. (per semester)
Wendel 1 BR Efficiency	$4,228. (per semester)
Tipple/Wendel Single Room	$3,789. (per semester)
Green Villa Double Room	$3,583. (per semester)
Tipple/Wendel Commuter Room	$1,953. (per semester)
Housing Reservation Deposit	$250
Summer Single	$208 (per week)
Summer Double	$190 (per week)
Summer Double in a Single Room	$263 (per week)

Dmin Program Tuition and Fees

Students entering Fall 2010 or after	$466 (per credit)
Students entering Fall 2009 – Summer 2010	$433. (per credit)
Students entering Fall 2007	$400. (per credit)
Students entering Fall 2005	$366. (per credit)
Students entering Fall 2002	$333. (per credit)
Students entering Fall 2001	$300. (per credit)
New Advisor Fee	$500.
Maintaining Matriculation	$250.

Default of Payment

When a student registers for coursework or other academic progress, there are fees associated with that registration that are outlined by the Tuition & Fees Schedules published in late Spring of each year for the following academic year (current and previous schedules, besides what is provided above for the current Theological School students, are available in the Business Office upon request).

Students are provided with a billing statement for each semester (and on a continuing monthly basis) and have live access to their student account through CampusWeb at any time (students can also grant access to an authorized viewer by setting up access for them in their CampusWeb). The student is responsible for payment of fees associated with their enrollment which must be paid prior to the start of the semester (any balances that become due after the semester billing – i.e. registration changes, financial aid changes, fines, etc. – are due immediately). A student may not register for a subsequent semester if a balance from a current or previous semester remains. If any overdue obligation is referred either to the University Collection Department or to an outside agency or attorney for collection efforts and/or legal suit, the debt shall be increased to cover all reasonable costs of collection, including collection agency fees, attorney fees, and court costs. By registering for any academic progress at Drew University, each student accepts and agrees to be bound by the foregoing University policy as applied to any pre-existing or future obligation to Drew University.