Tuition and Fees
2019-2020 Tuition, Fees, Room and Board
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UNDERGRADUATE TRADITIONAL PART-TIME & FULL-TIME STUDENTS (Freshmen & Transfers)
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COST
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Flat Rate between 12 and 16 Credits
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$15,774 per semester
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$31,548 annually
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Less Than 12 Credits or Greater Than 16 Credits
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$1,052 per credit
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Summer Courses (Traditional Matriculated)
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$700 per credit
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| UNDERGRADUATE NON-TRADITIONAL PART-TIME & FULL-TIME STUDENTS |
COST |
| Accelerated Courses (Partnership Discounts) |
$700 per credit |
| West Point/Stewart Reduced Rate & Online Courses |
$250 per credit |
| Military On-Campus |
$575 per credit |
| UNDERGRADUATE TRADITIONAL/NON-TRADITIONAL FEES |
COST |
| Full-Time General Fee (Traditional) |
$612 per semester |
| Part-Time General Fee (Traditional/Non-Traditional) |
$90 per semester |
| New Student Fee |
$253 first semester only |
| Laundry Fee (Resident) |
$39 per semester |
| Returned Check Fee |
$25 |
| Late Payment Fee |
$200 |
| Education Taskstream Fee1 |
$65 annually |
| Nursing Clinical Fee2 |
$100 per applicable course |
| Nursing Exam Fee3 |
$65 per applicable course |
| Nursing Simulation Fee4 |
$45 per applicable course |
| UNDERGRADUATE ROOM & BOARD |
COST |
| Regular Room |
$4,595 per semester |
| Single Room |
$5,132 per semester |
| Board |
$3,337 per semester |
| Regular Room & Board |
$7,932 per semester |
| Single Room & Board |
$8,469 per semester |
| Early Move-In Fee |
$50 per day |
| MILITARY UNDERGRADUATE ROOM |
COST |
| Room (Includes $500 in Flex Dollars Each Fall and Spring Semester) |
$875 per month |
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$4,375 per semester |
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$1,750 summer |
| TRANSCRIPTS, UNOFFICIAL |
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| Active Students |
No Charge |
| Inactive Students |
$3.00 |
| TRANSCRIPTS, OFFICIAL |
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| 1st copy mailed home |
$5.00 |
| 5-copies to same address |
$20.00 |
| 10-copies to same address |
$30.00 |
| PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT / CHALLENGE EXAMINATION FEES |
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| Application Fee (non-refundable) |
$50.00 |
| Evaluation Fee (upon passing) |
25% of full course cost |
NOTES
1Education Taskstream Fees are applicable to education majors each fall semester, over a period four academic years (freshmen through senior).
2Nursing Clinical Fees total $500, and are applicable in $100 increments when nursing students attend five of the following core courses:
- Undergraduate Traditional/Non-Traditional Programs – NUR-2024, NUR-3013, NUR-3800, NUR-3800, NUR-3022, NUR-4020, NUR-3051, NUR-4052
- Nurse Practitioner Master’s and Post Master’s Certificate Programs – NUR-6230, NUR-6220,
NUR-6230, NUR-6281, NUR-6291, NUR-6270
3Nursing Exam Fee applicable when nursing students attend NUR-2044, HLT-3040, NUR-3001.
4Nursing Simulation Lab Fee applicable when nursing students attend NUR-2044, NUR-3013, NUR-3051.
NURSING STUDENT FEES
| SOPHOMORE – Fees Paid Directly by the Student |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| Drug Screen |
$55.00 |
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| Fingerprinting |
$102.00 |
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| Background Check |
$65.00 |
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| American Heart Association BLS |
$50.00 |
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| Health Clearance |
$55.00 |
Make payment at Health Services |
| Stethoscope |
$180.00 |
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| Uniforms* |
$156.00 |
($22.99 top, $19.99 pants, $70 shoes) |
| Total |
$663.00 |
*Sophomores need two tops and two pants |
| SOPHOMORE – Fees Applied to the Student Bill |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| Clinical Fee |
$100.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 2024 |
| Nursing Exam Fee |
$65.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 2044 |
| Simulation Lab Fee |
$45.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 2044 |
| Total |
$210.00 |
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| Total Cost for Sophomores |
$873.00 |
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| JUNIOR – Fees Paid Directly by the Student |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| Health Clearance |
$55.00 |
Make payment at Health Services |
| SYMPLR* |
$125.00 |
($75 Sign up + $50 drug test) |
| Total |
$180.00 |
Only for students attending ORMC for clinical |
| JUNIOR – Fees Applied to the Student Bill |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| Clinical Fee |
$300.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 3013, 3022, 3800 |
| Simulation Lab Fee |
$45.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 3013 |
| Nursing Exam Fee |
$65.00 |
Applicable when attending HLT 3040 |
| Total |
$410.00 |
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| Total cost for Juniors |
$590.00 |
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| SENIOR – Fees Paid Directly by the Student |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| American Heart Association BLS |
$50.00 |
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| Health Clearance |
$55.00 |
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| SYMPLR* |
$75.00 |
SYMPLR* Renewal Fee |
| Total |
$180.00 |
Only for students attending ORMC for clinical |
| SENIOR – Fees Applied to the Student Bill |
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| Description |
Fee |
Notes |
| Clinical Fee |
$300.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 3051, 4020, 4052 |
| Simulation Lab Fee |
$45.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 3051 |
| Nursing Exam Fee |
$65.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 3001 |
| NCLEX Prep course |
$400.00 |
Applicable when attending NUR 4060 |
| Total |
$810.00 |
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| Total cost for Seniors |
$990.00 |
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Nursing /Health Text Book Costs
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| Description |
Fee |
| Sophomore |
$446.00 |
| Junior |
$433.00 |
| Senior |
$407.00 |
| Approximate Text Book Total |
$1,286.00 |
| Post-Graduation Expenses |
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Description
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Fee |
| NCLEX test (Pearson Vue) |
$200.00 |
| RN License |
$143.00 |
| Total |
$343.00 |
| Total Cost for Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors |
$4,082.00 |
PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS
Students in PT and medical technology programs must pay the approximate fees listed below, including the cost of transportation to and from clinical agencies.
| Description |
Fee |
| Uniforms and Equipment |
Variable |
| Transportation to field agencies |
Variable |
| CPR Certification Fee |
$100.00 |
| Annual Health Exam |
$100.00 |
| (MSMC Health Services: provides Physical and PPD for nursing) |
Nominal Fee |
| Physical Therapy – New York Medical College |
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| Tuition |
$28,750.00 |
| Fees |
$476.00 |
| Telecommunication Fee |
$320.00 |
| NYMC Health Insurance |
$3,714.00 |
| Books and Supplies |
$1,808.00 |
| Food |
$4,346.00 |
| Housing (12 months, Includes 200.00 deposit) |
$9,744.00 |
| Transportation |
$1,626.00 |
| Miscellaneous |
$3,508.00 |
| TOTAL |
$54,292.00 |
Tuition Rates for 5 year BA/MSE students
Students enrolled in 5-Year Master and Bachelors programs, attending both graduate and undergraduate courses (within the same academic term), receive per credit tuition billing at the respective graduate and undergraduate rates. (Effective 2016) The graduate tuition rate for the 2019-2020 academic year is $844 per credit.
Payment of Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees are due one-week before the semester or session begins. Checks should be made payable to Mount Saint Mary College. Visa Discover, AMEX, and MasterCard are accepted. Credit card and e-check/ACH payments may be made online through the Student Portal.
Students who prefer to pay tuition and expenses on a monthly basis may enroll in the monthly payment plan each fall and spring semester. For more information, contact the Student Financial Services Office (845-569-3700) or visit msmc.edu/mpp.
Account balances not satisfied by the due date are subject to a late payment fee. Students may not register for classes or receive their diploma/official transcript, with an outstanding balance. Past due accounts are subject to all collection and/or legal fees, which may be as high as 50% of the outstanding balance.
Books and supplies are available for purchase at the Campus Store. The estimated expenses per year for books and supplies is $1,000; estimated expenses per year for personal costs (spending money, laundry and incidental needs) is $1,000; estimated costs per year for commuter transportation is $1,500. Students planning to live off-campus should allow approximately $5,400 per year for rental and $1,800 per year for food.
Housing Deposits
Students in residence at the college may renew their room reservations annually, before February 28, by making a deposit of $300.
Deposits are non-refundable, However, they appear on the current billing statement to offset the cost of room and board charges.
Newly admitted students are encouraged to make their deposits before April 15 (or within a month of acceptance) if the acceptance date is after April 15. Deposits are refundable if the Director of Admissions receives notice of non-attendance on or prior to May 1.
Triple Room Discount Policy (effective July 1, 2016)
Any first-year student occupying a triple room by October 1, and not offered the option to relocate to a double room, will have a $500 semester discount applied to room fees for that term. Students offered the option to relocate to a double room prior to October 1, but decline, will not be eligible for such a discount.
Dorm Damage Deposit (effective Fall 2016)
A portion of a first-time resident student’s housing deposit ($100) is withheld to offset any dorm damage charges. This deposit ensures adherence to the terms and conditions of the housing agreement, and return of the unit to its original condition when the student exits the space.
The deposit is not a damage fund where intermittent damage charge deductions occur during the course of the student's residency; however, any damage charges incurred during the final year of residency are deducted from the deposit, with any remaining credit refunded to the student.
Refund of Tuition and Fees
All refunds of tuition, fees, room and board are subject to the conditions below.
Withdrawal from the College
A student withdrawing from the Mount must provide written notice to the Registrar. The Office of the Registrar records the official withdrawal date to the student’s record.
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Refunds for Traditional Students Withdrawing from MSMC
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Withdrawal Date
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Institutional Charge* Refund Calculation
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Before/During Week 1 of Class
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100% Refund
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During Week 2 of Class
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60% Refund
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During Week 3 of Class
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30% Refund
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After Week 3 of Class
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No Refund
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*Institutional charges include any tuition, fees, room and board. Resident students, exiting college housing, receive a prorated room/board credit in conjunction with their tuition/fee refund. Students may not receive a room/board refund after the third week of class.
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Dropped Courses
Dropping a course is the student’s responsibility. The student must drop the course by emailing the Office of the Registrar or online through the MSMC student portal. A student who fails to attend a course before the add/drop period ends may receive a withdrawal (W) at the professor’s discretion.
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Refunds for Traditional Students Dropping a Fall/Spring Course:
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Drop Date
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Tuition Refund Calculation
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Before/During Week 1 of Class
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100% Refund
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During Week 2 of Class
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60% Refund
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During Week 3 of Class
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30% Refund
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After Week 3 of Class
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No Refund
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Refunds for Non-Traditional (Accelerated/Evening) Students Dropping a Fall/Spring Course:
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Drop Date
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Tuition Refund Calculation
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Before/During Week 1 Class
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100% Refund
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During Week 2 of Class
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50% Refund
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After Week 2 of Class
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No Refund
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Note: Accelerated/evening courses, running 12 or more weeks, follow the traditional refund schedule.
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Refunds for All Students Dropping a Summer Course:
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Courses of 5-Weeks or Less (Summer I and Summer II)
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Drop Date
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Tuition Refund Calculation
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Before/During Days 1-3 of Class
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100% Refund
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During Days 4-5 of Class
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50% Refund
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After Day 5 of Class
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No Refund
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Courses of 6-Weeks or More (Accel A, Hybrid 44 (Z), Accel B)
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Drop Date
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Tuition Refund Calculation
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Before/During Week 1 of Class
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100% Refund
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During Week 2 of Class
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50% Refund
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After Week 2 of Class
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No Refund
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Refunds for All Students Dropping a January Interim Course:
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Drop Date
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Tuition Refund Calculation
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Before/During Days 1-2 of Class
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100% Refund
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During Days 3-4 of Class
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50% Refund
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After Day 4 of Class
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No Refund
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Note: Accelerated/Evening classes that run 12 or more weeks follow the traditional refund schedule.
Whether entirely withdrawing from the college or dropping an individual course(s), the student must provide written notice to the Registrar. The date of the withdrawal is determined by the date the request if received in the Registrar’s Office. Percentage refund dates are available in the Academic Calendar.
Any traditional student dropping below 12-credits (full-time status) risks losing full-time financial aid (institutional awards/grants/scholarships).
Students residing on campus must attend full-time. Traditional resident students enrolled in less than 12-credits must receive permission from Residence Life to remain in housing. The date a student completes the dorm checkout process determines the housing exit date. This includes returning room and mailbox keys to the Office of Residence Life.