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Your Education
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| Costs/Arrangements/Terms | Financial
Aid
The cost of an education
from Belmont University is among the lowest to be found in any accredited
private senior university in the South and compares favorably with the
total expenses of other accredited colleges and universities. The low
costs have been made possible by substantial gifts to the operating fund
of Belmont received each year through the Cooperative Program of the Tennessee
Baptist Convention and from endowments and gifts by alumni and friends.
Therefore, the actual cost of educating a student at Belmont University
is considerably greater than the amount charged and all students attending
Belmont share in this savings. Belmont University reserves the right to
alter fees and tuition at the beginning of any semester of the academic
year if, in the judgment of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees,
such change is necessary.
Expenses
A.
Tuition (2001-2002)
The following charges are made each semester. |
| 12-16 Hours |
6845.00 |
| Fewer than 12
hours (per hour) |
520.00 |
| More than 16
hours (per hour) |
520.00 |
| Summer School
(per hour) |
520.00 |
| University College
(per hour) |
340.00 |
| Audit (per hour) |
520.00 |
| Continuing Education
Unit (per unit) |
25.00 |
| Professional
Development |
100.00 |
| Senior Citizens
60 years or older (per course with space available, audit only) |
25.00 |
|
| B.
Fees (non-refundable) |
| Student Fee 0-3
hours |
85.00 |
| Student Fee 4-11
hours |
250.00 |
| Student Fee 12+
hours |
380.00 |
| University College
Student Fee 0-12 hours |
85.00 |
| Advanced Placement
Recording Fee (per hour) |
5.00 |
| Application Fee
|
35.00 |
| Change in Registration
|
5.00 |
| Graduation Fee
|
50.00 |
| International
Baccalaureate (per hour) |
5.00 |
| International
Student Application Fee |
50.00 |
| Late Exam Fee
|
10.00 |
| Late Registration
Fee |
10.00 |
| Returned Check
Fee |
25.00 |
Student
Fee
The funds generated
by this fee directly impact the overall campus experience for Belmont
students, including such important areas as emergency services, campus
safety, mail services, parking, maintenance, career services, library
services, student activities, and technological advancements.
| C.
Deposits |
| Enrollment Deposit
(new students) |
250.00 |
| Housing Deposit |
100.00 |
| Housing Pre-Payment
(returning residential students) |
150.00 |
| International
Student Tuition Deposit |
3000.00 |
Enrollment
Deposit
Upon approval to Belmont,
all new students are required to pay a $250 enrollment deposit to reserve
a place in the semester for which the student applied. Payment of the
enrollment deposit is necessary before any new student may register for
classes.
The enrollment deposit
will be credited to the student’s account and will be used to offset
the expenses accrued in the first semester of studies at Belmont. If the
student resides on campus, the housing deposit of $100 will be pulled
from the enrollment deposit.
Housing
Deposit
The housing deposit
is required by all students living in Belmont University housing. The
deposit is held in reserve and is only refundable when the resident completes
the check-out procedure with a Residence Life staff member. Only requests
made within 30 days of vacating the room will be honored. Should a new
student cancel a housing assignment prior to moving on campus, the deposit
is non-refundable. Additional cancellation charges may also apply.
When a new student
requests housing, $100 of the enrollment deposit will be set aside to
cover the housing deposit.
If a current student
needs campus housing, the deposit must accompany a Current Student Housing
Application which is available at Belmont Central or the Office of Residence
Life.
D.
Campus Housing
All residential students will be required to comply with a nine-month
contract. Room and Board charges will be placed on the student's account. |
| Residence
Halls: Hail, Heron, Maddox, Pembroke and Wright* |
| May
2002 term |
| single |
326.00 |
| double |
218.00 |
| Summer
Term 2002 |
| Session
I |
| single |
510.00 |
| double |
349.00 |
| Session
II |
| single |
510.00 |
| double |
349.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
| single |
2100.00 |
| double |
1375.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
| single |
2100.00 |
| double |
1375.00 |
| Belmont
Commons (per person)** |
| Summer
2002 |
1199.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
2399.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
2399.00 |
| Bruin
Hills (per person)** |
|
| Summer
2002 |
1101.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
2248.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
2248.00 |
| Bruin
Hills (married couple)** |
|
| Summer
2002 |
1617.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
3276.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
3276.00 |
| Special
Emphasis Houses** |
|
| Summer
2002 |
897.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
1967.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
1967.00 |
| Hillside
Apartments (2 bedroom) |
|
| Summer
2002 |
1297.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
2733.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
2733.00 |
| Hillside
Apartments (4 bedroom) |
|
| Summer
2002 |
1230.00 |
| Fall
Semester 2002 |
2604.00 |
| Spring
Semester 2003 |
2604.00 |
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*During the
Fall and Spring Semesters the Residence Halls will remain open for
all breaks and holidays with the exception of Christmas and the
period between Summer Session and Fall Semester. Limited summer
housing is available.
**Residents
in Belmont Commons, Bruin Hills, Hillside and the Special Emphasis
Houses may live in their residences on a yearly basis.
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E.
Board
Students living in the residence halls must purchase a meal plan.
Rates are listed at per semester cost. |
| 2002-2003
Meals (Residence hall students must purchase a meal plan)* |
| Plan
1: 20 meals |
1470.00 |
| Plan
2: 16 meals + $100 |
1470.00 |
| Plan
3: 12 meals |
1140.00 |
| Plan
4: 10 meals +$75 |
1140.00 |
| Plan
5: 5 meals (for campus apartment residents only) |
440.00 |
| |
| Commuter
Meal Ticket – 12 meals |
66.00 |
| |
|
*The University Dining Hall is closed during Fall Break, Thanksgiving,
Christmas and Spring Break; however, during those breaks, other on-campus
food service options may be available to students. Food service options
during breaks may NOT be included in the meal plan cost. |
|
| Selecting
Meal Plans |
|
All students
living in residence halls must choose a meal plan. First semester
freshmen living in the residence halls must select either Plan 1
or Plan 2. Students living in other campus housing may purchase
a meal plan through the Office of Residence Life or a Commuter meal
ticket through Dining Services.
Plans 1 and
3 consist of meals which are all served in the dining hall. Plans
2 and 4 consist of meals which are all served in the dining hall
and include credit to make purchases from The Coda Cafe and Corner
Court. Plan 2 includes a $100 credit and Plan 4 includes a $75 credit.
|
| F.
Course Fees |
|
| Some
courses at Belmont require additional special fees for materials or
specialized instruction used in the course. These fees are listed
as part of the individual course description and are listed in the
class schedule each term. These fees are non-refundable. |
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