Mar 28, 2024  
2020-2021 Academic Bulletin 
    
2020-2021 Academic Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Charges



Residence Hall Charges

Residence hall occupancy is based on two persons per room, for the duration of an entire term. All single undergraduates under 22 years of age should plan on living in the residence hall, unless living full-time with their parents.

Before the room assignment process is initiated, receipt of both the residence hall application and the room deposit are required. Prior to moving in, students must have been accepted for the session in question and be financially cleared.

Residence Hall Package Plans*
For fall and spring semesters
  Double Occupancy (Lamson, Meier) $2,520
  Double Occupancy (Burman) $1,260
  Double Occupancy (Damazo) $2,520
  Single Occupancy (Lamson, Meier) $3,150
  Single Occupancy (Burman) $2,520
  Single Occupancy (Damazo) $3,775
  (if available space in Lamson, Meier, Burman, Damazo)  
  Double Daily Rate (Lamson, Meier) $28
  Single Daily Rate (Lamson, Meier) $35
  Double Daily Rate (Burman) $14
  Single Daily Rate (Burman) $28
  Double Daily Rate (Damazo) $28
  Single Daily Rate (Damazo) $42
For summer sessions
  Summer room charges are calculated on a per day basis.
   

* The residence hall package plan includes unlimited access to laundry facilities, utilities, basic telephone, health club membership, and limited health care. It does not include health care lab work and x-rays, comprehensive psychological or substance use/abuse interventions or testing, health insurance, or miscellaneous expenses such as linens, cleaning, books, supplies, transportation or food. University Medical Specialties (UMS) charges the insurance company for any coverage applicable to the services provided to residence hall students, thus students should take their insurance information with them when utilizing UMS services. UMS waives any copay or deductible (for the student/family) for the limited health care provided.  Note:  Lamson and Meier Halls will close at 9am on Wednesday morning following the end of Fall Semester and will reopen at 9am on Wednesday morning before the beginning of Spring semester.  Residents needed housing during the closure time should speak with a residence hall dean. 

Residence Hall Room Deposit Payment
The room deposit is $250, payable by each resident prior to room assignment. Assignments are made on a first-come first-served basis. For priority room assignment, submit your application and deposit by August 1 for fall term, December 1 for spring term, and May 1 for summer terms. If a deposit is received after those dates, expect to be assigned to temporary housing.

Residence Hall Room Deposit Refund
Room deposits are refunded if you do not move into the residence hall and cancel your application by August 1 for fall term, December 1 for spring term, and May 1 for summer term. Cancellation must be made through the residence hall housing office. Students will receive room assignment notification during the month of July for the upcoming fall semester. They are expected to confirm this room assignment online. Failure to confirm or cancel by August 1 will result in room cancellation as well as release of the room deposit. Rooms that have been confirmed and then canceled after August 1 will result in forfeiture of the room deposit.

Failure to Check Out Properly
Students are charged if they leave the residence hall without following checkout procedures. Additional charges may be assessed depending on the amount of cleaning and/or repairs required.

Residence Hall Unreturned Key Charges (subject to change)
  Unreturned or lost key fee $75
  Unreturned or lost security drawer key fee $10

Personal Effects Insurance. The University does not provide personal effects insurance coverage. The University is not responsible for the loss or damage, from any cause, of personal belongings brought to the campus. This is true even though students are required by the University to purchase certain items or to keep them in a specified place. The University strongly recommends that students secure their own personal effects insurance coverage.

Meal Plan Charges

Residence Hall Meal Plan
Undergraduate residence hall students under age 22 are required to participate in the Declining Balance Meal Plan. The minimum meal plan charge is $1,850 per semester. The meal plan can be used for purchases at the Terrace Café, Gazebo and campus vending machines.  In some cases, the minimum meal plan will not meet your complete food needs for the semester (for example, $1,850 should cover approximately two average meals each day, every day, throughout the semester). Students who know they will require a larger meal plan amount may opt to add additional funds through Dining Services. 

Students who run out of funds in the meal account during the semester may add to the balance in increments of $100 by request at the Office of Dining Services in the Campus Center.

Up to $100 will be credited to the student’s account at the end of the semester if funds remain from the original $1850 meal plan.  If you add to that meal plan and do not use it, that portion is non-refundable. 

All residence hall students of Andrews University employees receiving 60% educational allowance must select a meal plan regardless of the student’s age. Women living in Damazo Hall can select the Damazo Meal Plan. please contact your Student Financial Services financial advisor.

Meal plan cost per semester ($1,850)

Café Account
Minimum amount to open a Café Account ($50)

The Café Account is a plan for graduate and undergraduate students not living in a dormitory. Students may use their Café Account card to purchase food from the Terrace Café, Gazebo, or vending machines.  To open a Café account with cash, check or credit card, visit the Office of Dining Services. To open a Café account with a credit balance on a student account, visit the Office of Student Financial Services.

University Apartments Charges

Apartments

Application Fee $320
The application fee is divided as follows:
  Security Deposit  $200
  Cleaning Fee, non-refundable  $100
  Processing Fee, non-refundable  $20
Rental Rates (each month)*
  Efficiency $650
  One-bedroom $680–750
  Two-bedroom $740-810
  Three-bedroom $800-865
  Four-bedroom $920

* Apartment rates include all utilities: local telephone, basic cable television, and high-speed Internet

Houses

Processing Fee, non-refundable $20
Before possession, the following is required:
  Security Deposit $300
  Cleaning Fee, non-refundable $100

Monthly Rental Rates

One–three bedroom houses ($595-1040)
The Office of University Apartments provides apartment descriptions and application forms upon request. Application forms can also be downloaded from www.andrews.edu/apartments/. If notice of cancellation is received before the date of stated occupancy, the application fee is refunded minus the $20 processing fee. Apartments or houses are assigned from the processing list in the order in which the application fee is received.

A student’s immediate family only includes husband, wife, children, parents and biological siblings. Birth certificates must be provided showing the relationship to the student. Any other relatives (cousins, nieces, nephews, in-laws, etc.) who desire to live with students must first receive permission from the University Apartments director. Rent is increased by $20 per month for each additional person that is not immediate family as described above or the student does not have legal guardianship over. No overcrowding is allowed.

Single students wanting to share an apartment with a roommate will pay an additional $20 rent per month. The monthly rent, along with the additional extra person charge, will be divided between the roommates.

Rent Payments
The first month’s rent is prorated to the date of occupancy. Students are required to pay the first month’s rent in advance. Thereafter, rent is due in advance on the 1st of each month. A late fee of $30 is charged for any payment made after the 10th of the month. Payments can be made in person, by using the drop box, by mail or online. Address all payments and inquiries to:

Office of University Apartments
Andrews University
Box 10920
Berrien Springs MI 49104

Termination of Occupancy
All tenants are required to sign a year lease at the time of occupancy. At the end of the initial lease a new lease has to be signed if the tenant wishes to continue occupancy.

College of Arts & Sciences Charges

Center for Intensive English Programs

Language Training (Short-Term Intensives)
Individuals and groups may register for short-term intensives: fall semester, beginning in August and late October; spring semester, beginning in January and early March. The program fees (tuition) will be pro-rated. Housing and meal plans are available for an additional fee. 

CIEP Fall and Spring Semesters

  • For credit ESL - Students taking ESL classes in the Center for Intensive English Programs (CIEP) for credit pay regular AU undergraduate tuition rates.
  • Non-credit ESL - Students taking non-credit ESL classes in the Center for Intensive English Programs (CIEP) pay the following tuition rates:
    • 12-16 non-credit hours/week - $5,040
    • Under 12 non-credit hours/week - $420/non-credit hour (Each course is 4 credits)

CIEP Summer Semester

  • For credit ESL - Students taking ESL classes in the Center for Intensive English Programs (CIEP) for credit pay regular AU undergraduate tuition rates.
  • Non-credit ESL - Students taking non-credit ESL classes in the Center for Intensive English Programs (CIEP) pay the following tuition rates:
    • 12 non-credit hours/week - $5,040 (may receive a discount)
    • Under 12 non-credit hours/week - $420/non-credit hour (Each course is 4 credits)

Please contact the Center for Intensive English Programs at ciep@andrews.edu for information regarding discounts available for CIEP students.

Transportation will be provided to and from the South Bend Airport upon request. Students are responsible for transportation from other airports to Andrews University.  Tuition and fees do not include textbooks, health insurance, transportation to and from Andrews University. Health insurance is available through Andrews University for $125 per month. Participants in each program must either show proof of insurance or purchase insurance at Andrews University.

Communication Club Fee for all Communication Majors and Communication MA students per year $30

General Studies Degree Plan (Main Campus)

$300

International Language Studies

Reading examination in French or German for MA and doctoral candidates in the Seminary and the School of Graduate Studies & Research $240
Credit by examination other than CLEP (College Level Examination Program) test for undergraduate students for course credit or to have the language requirements of the College of Arts & Sciences waived (no credits are given) $45

Music
Students wishing to charge private lessons or non-credit music classes to their account must receive authorization from Student Financial Services, prior to signing up for the lessons.

Private music lessons (non-credit)
    Per 30-minute lesson $35

Private music lesson practice room fee $82 per semester

Music ensemble fee adjustments

  • Half tuition rate for students who register for music ensemble for credit and whose combined load exceeds 16 credits
  • No tuition for students who audit music ensemble and whose combined load exceeds 16 credits
Music organization uniform approx. $165
   Wind Symphony, Chamber Singers, Ladies Chorus, Mens Chorus, and University Singers  
MENC Collegiate Chapter Membership Fee $45
   Professional membership fee required for Bachelor of Music in Music Education majors  
Lab fee for Music minors (per semester for two years) $52
Lab fee for Music majors (per semester, excluding summer) $52
   
Religion Professional Fees  
   Computer lab fees for theology/religion majors (per semester) taking more than 6 total credits $40
   AMA (Andrews MInisterial Association) club fees for theology/religion majors (per semeter) taking more than 6 total credits $20
 
Social Work Professional Fees
  Freshmen and Sophomores $80
  Juniors and Seniors $155
  Graduate students $395
  Full-time graduate students (summer) $126
  (Charges per semester, excluding summer)  

College of Professions

Department of Aviation Charges

Flight Majors: Flight-training fees are to be paid at the beginning of each semester. This is to insure that flight training progresses without interruption due to financial limitations. Any additional flight or ground instruction, beyond each training module, will incur additional hourly training fees. Students must plan to cover their own costs of the 1st class FAA medical, and in the case of international students, the TSA application fee.  FAA written flight tests, charts and other materials are additional and cannot be charged against the flight training fees.

Please note: Flight training fees are non-refundable. Students should plan to complete their training within the semester they have enrolled for the course. If, due to special circumstances, approved by the department; students unable to complete the training may be given a specified extension to finish their flight during the following break or semester. Beyond that exception, unused hours after the semester enrolled are forfeited and will be unusable.

Aviation Professional Fee

Fall $103
Spring $103
International Flight Students: TSA Application Fee for Permission to Commence Flight Training $135

The fee is required for all non-U.S. students training as Private, Instrument and Multi-engine pilots. An approved application allots one year of training for each of the above flight ratings. If a student does not complete the rating in that time frame, they will be required to repay the TSA fee and reapply to continue training.

Community (Non-Flight Majors) Taking Flight Training
Flight-training fees will be on a pay-as-you-go basis. Ground School classes are available with no university credit for $380 per course for the private, instrument and commercial courses and $1000 for the CFI course. Credit for such courses may be obtained by registering through the registrar’s office and paying regular tuition. For flight certificates without credit call the Department of Aviation for a cost estimate.

Flight Training Fees and Rates
Rates and fees are subject to change without notice due to changes in operating costs (insurance, fuel, etc.). Every attempt will be made to maintain published rates. Check with the airpark administration for current rates. Flight-training fees listed below apply to this bulletin:

Course Fees For Flight Training Labs
The full fee amount is due at the beginning of the semester/registration for each course.

Flight Courses
Note: Flight Training 1-8 and Multi-Engine Rating is required for Flight Degree
($14,000 per year scholarship)(additional general fee and lab fees per semester)
     
  AFLT121 Flight Training 1 $6,805
  AFLT122 Flight Training 2 $8,230
  AFLT226 Flight Training 3 $5,010
  AFLT227 Flight Training 4 $10,610
  AFLT321 Flight Training 5 $7,650
  AFLT322 Flight Training 6 $6,925
  AFLT323 Flight Training 7 $9,020
  AFLT324 Flight Training 8 $6,460
  AFLT356 Certified Flight Instructor (initial) $3,650
  AFLT366 Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (add on) $1,970
  AFLT426 Multi-engine Rating $4,400
  AFLT427 Multi-engine 30hr additional hours $9,725
  AFLT430 Crew Resource Management $1,500
  AFLT467 Multi-engine Instructor (add on) $5,450
  AFLT474 Techniques in Mission Flying $2,275
  AFLT345 Special Flight Instruction - To be determined in consultation with the Instructor  
     
   
Flight Physical * $110
Electronic Flight Bag (iPad 32GB minimum)* $699
Electronic Flight Publications (Annually) * $100
Headset * $325
   
*Estimate  
   
FAA Exams (Flight) ***  
     Written Test ** $160
     Flight Test ** $600
**subject to change  
   
***FAA tests are provided by independent examiners. They set the fees for tests.  Usually the examiner requires payment in cash for the exams.  Exam fees are NOT included in class fees.  Arrangements can usually be made to withdraw cash from your account if desired to pay for tests.  Contact the department for further information.  
   
Maintenance Courses  
AVMT108 Applied Science for Aerospace Tech $109
AVMT114 Aircraft Electricity $54
AVMT116 FAR’s/Forms/Records/Publications $54
AVMT120 Material and Process $109
AVMT204 Aircraft Electrical Systems $54
AVMT206 Powerplant Electrical Systems $109
AVMT210 Aircraft Systems $109
AVMT220 Aircraft Fuels and Fuel Systems $54
AVMT226 Engine Fuel Metering Systems $54
AVMT228 Maintenance General, Airframe or Powerplant Rev $29
AVMT237 Aircraft Hydraulic/Pneumatic, Landing Gear $109
AVMT304 Aircraft Metal Structures $109
AVMT306 Aircraft Non-Metal Structures $53
AVMT308 Aircraft Assembly/Rigging/Inspections $53
AVMT310 Aircraft Gas Turbine Engines $109
AVMT314 Aircraft Propellers and Engine Inspections $81
AVMT316 Reciprocating Engine Systems/Overhaul $189
AVIA140 Welding Technology $109
AVIA250 Machine Shop $109
AVIA460 Program Continuation $329
   
Certificate in Aircraft Maintenance ($14,000 scholarship per year)(additional general fee and lab fees per semester)  
Fall Semester 1st year (16 credits) $14,904
Spring Semester 1st year (16 credits) $14,904
Fall Semester 2nd Year (4 credits) $4,832
Spring Semester 2nd Year (16 credits) $14,904
 
Aviation Maintenance
Required Minimum Tool Set $3,800
Note: Maintenance students are required to have a Windows-compatible personal laptop.
 
 
FAA Exams (Maintenance)***
  Written test*** $160
  Oral/Practical test (each) *** $400
  ***Subject to change
 

***FAA tests are provided by independent examiners.  They set the fees for tests.  Usually the examiner requires payment in cash for the exams. Exam fees are NOT included in class fees.  Arrangements can usually be made to withdraw cash from your account if desired to pay for tests.  Contact the department for further information.

Community Non-Credit Classes for Aviation Airframe and Powerplant Certificate

For those wishing to attend classes to earn the FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate without university credit, there is a cost of $32,292 for the program ($621 per AU credit equivalent, includes lab fee).  Should the student want university credit at a later date, the difference between the then-current university tuition rate and the non-credit rate would have to be paid.  FAA test fees are additional.  Tool costs may be waived for students who own tools appropriate the program requirements.  Contact the Department of Aviation for more details. 

 

College of Health and Human Services

Architecture and Interior Design  
BSA, BSCM & BID Professional program application fee $50
Professional education fees for BSA, MArch, BSCM & and BID programs
  Pre-professional year 1 $675
  Pre-professional year 2 1028
  Professional years 1 & 2 (BSCM) 675
  Professional years 1 & 2 (BID)

1028

  Professional Track years 1 & 2 (BSA) 1028
  MArch year 1170
  (Charges per semester)  
 
Fee for ARCH330 & ARCH530 Analytical Summer Abroad Varies
  (Contact School of Architecture & Interior Design)  
 
Architecture Replacement Fees, if applicable
  Mayline ruler $155
  Key for drafting desk 15
  Board cover 50
  Cleaning fee 30
Medical Laboratory Sciences
Professional fees —Fall $700
  —Spring $700
  —Summer $385
     
Masters of Medical Laboratory Science (Online) per credit $582
Masters Professional fee each semester $140
BS Nursing
     
  Professional Fee for BS Nursing (on-campus program) per semester (Fall/Spring) $452
  Distance Fee (per semester) $140
Online RN-BSN

Nurses from hospitals having agreements/contracts with AU per credit hour.

$240
 

Nurses from hospitals without a contract/agreement per credit hour.

$416

Departmental NLN Upward Mobility Examination Fee
 
$611
Doctor of Nursing Practice  
Professional Fee (per semester) $515
Distance Fee (per semester) $140
Tuition per credit $675
Confirmation Deposit (Non-refundable/Non-transferable to another year confirmation deposit-deadline August 1) $200
Nursing 670 Project Continuation $275
Nursing 675 Program Continuation $275
 
Population Health, Nutrition & Wellness
  Professional Fees  
  Nutrition and Dietetics Program (Fall and Spring Semesters) (Junior and Senior Year) $380
  Excercise Science (Fall and Spring Semesters)(Junior and Senior Year) $380
  BS Public Health (Fall and Spring Semesters) (Junior and Senior Year) $380

Masters of Science in Nutrition and Wellness (Online) Course fees applicable

   
Professional Fee, each semester   $430
Distance Fee, per semester   $140
Dietetic Internship (First 2 Semesters of the program) per semester   $5115
Tuition per credit following Dietetic Internship semesters (20 credits total)   $583
     
Masters of Public Health    
Professional Fee, each semester   $430
Distance Fee (per semester)   $140
Tuition per credit   $582

Graduate Certificate (Dietetic Internship)12 credits (eligible for loans)

   
Fee Title Deadline Cost
Application fee February 15 $50 non-refundable
Confirmation fee May 1 $400 non-refundable/non-transferable to another year
Professional fee   $405 per semester
Distance fee   $140 per semester
Tuition   $5115 per semester

Physical Therapy Professional Programs

These fees do not include transportation costs, general education fees, special tests, insurance, books, or graduation fees.

DPT  
Confirmation Fee (non-refundable/non-transferable to another year) $500
DPT program block package rate  
  Tuition per semester $12,175
  Professional fee per semester* __ 410
  Total package per semester**  $12,585
     
  Continuation fee, Physical Therapy Capstone Project/Program Continuation  
  PTH 655 - Program Continuation   $275
  PTH 788 - Research Project Continuation   $275

* Set by Department
** Students not taking the entire block of PT classes pay regular doctoral tuition up to a maximum of the PT package tuition rate and are not charged the PT professional fee for that semester.

t-DPT programs (On Campus)
  t-DPT Block Tuition (per semester) $7,185
  Professional Fee (per semester) $410
  Confirmation Fee (non-refundable/non-transferable to another year) $500
  Continuation Fee, Physical Therapy Capstone Project/Program Continuation  
  PTH 655 - Program Continuation   $275
  PTH 788 - Research Project Continuation   $275
     
   t-DPT and DScPT (Off Campus)  
  Regular credit (per credit) $675
  Professional Fee (per semester) $255
  Distance Fee (per semester) $140
  Confirmation Fee (non-refundable/non-transferable to another year) $500
  Competency credit (per credit)(PLA) $396
  Continuation fee, Physcial Therapy Capstone Project/Program Continuation  
  PTH 655 - Program Continuation   $275
  PTH 788 - Research Project Continuation   $275
  CEU—Workshop fees vary
 
Masters Speech Language Pathology
  Block Tuition $11,200
  Professional fee per semester $442
  Orientation fee, (SPPA 500) $215
  Confirmation deposit (non-refundable/non- transferable to another year) $500
     

Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Charges

Full-Time Tuition
  Master’s degree (per credit) $1,164
  Doctoral degree (per credit) 1,352
MDiv Registration Fee (per semester)
  Fall, Spring (Flat fee for 10 to 14 credits) 3,330
  or per credit for 1-9 credits 360
  Summer (Flat fee for 8-12 credits) 2855
  or per credit for 1-7 credits 360
  Overload (per credit) 1,164
  Note:  Fall, Spring semesters - students under bulletins previous to 2018-2019 can take up to 16 credits through Spring Semester 2020  
General Fee (per semester)
  Fall or Spring 487
  Summer 160
  (Except all students taking less than 5 credits and all students in any form of Distance Education) 140
  Seminary Student Activity Fee (on-campus students) 15
Continuation Fee (per semester)
  Program Continuation GSEM 688, 888 and DSRE 688, 880, 888. 822
  DMin program extension fee, if granted. 1,445
  Preparation for Comprehensive Exams GSEM680 and GSEM880. 230
  Dissertation Proposal Preparation GSEM844 230
Application Fees
  Application 60
  Online Application 60
  Psychological Evaluation 30
  Background Check (Note: applicant is also responsible for any local municipality fees based on student residences if required) 30
Other Fees
  Per credit recording and assessment fee—for Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) (1-5 credits per Portfolio) 375
Academic Departmental Examination
  Registration Administrative Fee—per test 45
  Recording fee—per credit 50
Seminary Online Learning Center (SOLC)
  PTC distance tuition (per credit) 1,164
  Seminary MA programs at the stated rate (including discount) per credit varies 1,164
  Except any MA tuition discounted greater than 50% will also be assessed the SOLC fee per credit  (same as MDiv) 137
  MDiv Students (in addition to the MDiv registration fee) are charged an additional SOLC fee (per credit) 137
Transfer    
  Certain seminary programs are discounted to prepare students for specific ministries.  If a student enrolls and takes classes in a discounted or reduced fee program (less than the published Doctoral or Master’s rate) and then wishes to apply those credits earned to a higher priced program, the student may be assessed a fee to transfer or apply the discounted credits to the higher priced program at the time of transfer.   

Program Specific Fees and Discounts

MAR: Full-time on-campus students and online students receive an automatic 50% tuition adjustment.

MA:  Full-time on-campus students may apply for a tuition discount (based on GPA and other criteria), at the Seminary creiteria, at the Seminary Dean’s office each semester by drop/add date (see below).

MA (Rel Ed) Tuition Adjustment: 25% discount
MAPM, MAYYAM Tuition Adjustment: 25%–38% discount

MDiv: The MDiv fee is already highly discounted to a flat registration fee for full time or beginning this year a per credit fee for part time students (automatic).  No further discounts are available.

The registration fee is due August 15 for fall semester, December 15 for spring semester, and May 10 for summer term.  Any overload credits (over 14 for fall and spring semesters or over 12 for the summer) are charged at the regular per-credit master’s tuition rate.

MDiv students taking a graduate course in the College of Arts & Sciences in fulfillment of their elective course requirement may request a 50% tuition reduction (up to 9 credits), provided the class is not full and there are a sufficient number of students paying full tuition to warrant the teaching of the course. Directed study, laboratory courses, and study tours are not eligible for reduced tuition. Neither is this discount available for dual-enrollment students who have been accepted in a graduate degree program in the College of Arts & Sciences. Application form is available in the MDiv office, but should be submitted to the Dean of Arts & Sciences.

A per-credit recording fee is charged for prior learning (CPL).

DMin: NAD employees are eligible for a 56% discount off the published doctoral rate. Tuition includes general, graduation and editing fees.

DMiss: 50% discount off the published doctoral rate.

PhD/ThD: Visit the PhD program office for scholarship applications in January of each year. 

Doctoral: Seminary Doctoral students will receive a 75% discount for Seminary MA level prerequisites taken on campus.  If the prerequisite is taken on line, then the $137 SOLC per credit fee will also apply [see Seminary Online Learning Center (SOLC) charges]. 

PhD students taking a graduate course in the College of Arts & Sciences in fulfillment of their elective course requirement may request a 50% tuition reduction (up to 9 credits), provided the class is not full and there are a sufficient number of students paying full tuition to warrant the teaching of the course. Directed study, laboratory courses, and study tours are not eligible for reduced tuition. Neither is this discount available for dual-enrollment students who have been accepted in a graduate degree program in the College of Arts & Sciences. Application form is available in the MDiv office, but should be submitted to the Dean of Arts & Sciences

Seminary Scholarships and Discounts

Scholarships
Endowed/Named Scholarships—Application deadline will be set some time during spring semester for awards for the next year.

Emergency Scholarship
For true emergencies (health, accident, job loss, etc.) please visit the Seminary Dean’s office for application details.

Seminary Spouse Discount
Available to master’s-level students enrolled in Seminary programs whose paying spouses are enrolled full-time in a Seminary program. Student must submit application to Seminary Dean’s office each semester by drop/add date. Details and applications are available in the Seminary Dean’s office. Discount, if granted, would net Seminary master’s tuition to $160 per credit (maximum 9 credits per semester).

Note: The purpose of this section is to summarize the most common Seminary fees. Seminary students are still responsible for all fees and policies as set forth in this Bulletin.

Other departmental charges for individual courses are listed in the Class Schedule or disclosed in the syllabus. These charges, which may be significant, are added to tuition.