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GRADUATION 2011

Tuition

VA TUITION Benefits

As part of our V.E.T.S. Program, you will be assigned a specially trained Tuition Planner who will assist you in verifying your eligibility for VA Educational Benefits through the VA. Your Tuition Planner also will work with you in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if desired, and help you make all other needed financial arrangements.

To begin this process, please call 800.345.2562 or send an email to mleveillee@post.edu.

You also can explore the VA website for more information on tuition assistance options by clicking here.

Post University is a proud participant in the Yellow Ribbon Program!

Tuition for Full-time Students*

Full-time main campus students are those who take at least 12 but no more than 18 credits per semester.

2011-2012 Fees
Tuition	$24,800	Covered by GI Bill Benefits, Yellow Ribbon Program or Financial Aid
Residence Hall Room	$5,400	Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid
Okinaga Hall Room	$600	Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid
Board¹	$4,450	Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid
Student Service Fee²	$1100	Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid
Technology Fee³	$100	Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid

*Veteran students may also apply for financial aid to cover any expenses not covered by their GI Bill benefits and monthly Living Expenses Stipend. To learn more about the Financial Aid process, click here.

¹ The University Board plan consists of 19 meals per week.

² The Student Service fee supports extracurricular experiences for Post University students. This includes the Student Government Association, which supports student clubs and organizations and their programs, such as leadership training, residence hall councils; the Programming Board, which provides artists and entertainment for the entire campus; and additional services that support students outside the classroom.

³ The Technology Fee is paid by full-time students for technological accommodations and equipment provided at the University.

**Additional Fees that May Apply to You and Can Be Partially or Fully Covered by GI Bill Benefits or Financial Aid**

Single Room Surcharge Fee

The University room charge is based on standard double occupancy. Students who decide to live in a room without a roommate will be billed a single room surcharge. Additional information can be obtained from the Residence Life Office at reslife@post.edu or 203.596.4540.

$600/semester

Health Insurance Fee

All full-time students must have health insurance coverage. Students will be automatically enrolled in University's insurance plan unless they complete a waiver that indicates they already have insurance coverage on or before the first day of classes. Click here to fill out the online waiver form. Information about the plan will be sent to all students in June. Payment for coverage is due July 15.

$259

Lab/Studio Fees

Laboratory and studio courses carry a fee that is used to cover expendable supplies. The fee for these courses will appear on your account.

$75-$100 per 3-credit course

Orientation Fee

New, full time students pay an orientation fee in their first semester at the University.

$100

Orientation Fee, International Students

New, full time students pay an orientation fee in their first semester at the University.

$375

Application Fee

Application for admission to the University must be accompanied by a $40 application fee.

$40

Late Payment Fee

A late tuition payment fee is applied to accounts if full-time tuition and fees are not received by the specified due dates.

$50

Undergraduate Graduation Fee

This fee covers the cost of your cap and gown and other graduation-related expenses.

$90

Late Registration Fee

$50

Books and Supplies (annual estimate)

The cost of books and supplies will depend on the program of study. Students make payment directly to the Campus Store for all purchases.

$1000-$1500

Declined Credit Card or Returned Check Fee

First time declined
Second time declined
Third time declined

$25
$50
$75

SEVIS Fee

A non-refundable fee paid to the US Government for F-1 students.

$200

Transcript Copies

Official per copy
Unofficial per copy

$10
$3

Deposits

In order to ensure a position in a starting class, new students should send in an enrollment deposit within thirty (30) days after they have been accepted to the University. Deposits are applied towards a student's tuition.

New student's deposit

Students who will live on campus - $300
Students who will live off campus - $150
Deposits are NOT refundable after May 1st.

Payment Schedule

Payments are due to Post University by July 15 for the Fall Semester and December 15 for the Spring Semester