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Tuition and Fees 2009-2010

  Fees Per Term Per Year
  Comprehensive Fee:
  Full-time Tuition $15,367.50 $30,735.00
  Student Activity Fees $315.00
  Technology Fee $200.00
  Freshman Orientation Fee $125.00
  Residential Fees:
  Main & Clewell $2,297.50 $4,595.00
  Bernhardt & Wilhelm $2,452.00 $4,904.00
  Rau-Hassler & Jo Smith $2,530.50 $5,061.00
  The HILL $3,125.00 $6,250.00
  Security Deposit   $100.00
  Board (see note) $1,912.00 $3,824.00

Board plan note: the Moravian College meal plan for students living within the regular residence halls of the College is a seven-day, 20-meal program. It is required of all hall residents. Non-dormitory students may, if they wish, select from a number of partial meal plans. Information about meal plan options is available from the Office of Student Services.

Deposit

All entering students are required to pay a non-refundable deposit of $400.00 which will be applied to their tuition. In subsequent years, returning residential students are required to pay a deposit of $100.00 which is not refundable after May 1, but which will be applied to the room charge.

Other Charges and Fees

Health and accident insurance is required for all Moravian students. A College-sponsored insurance policy is available for those who are not already covered by their own families’ policies. Information about the College-sponsored insurance is provided to students during the summer.

There are a number of other fees and charges which may be attendant upon a student’s matriculation at Moravian College, especially for such items or activities as orientation, laboratory materials, private music instruction, transcripts, late registration, late payments, overload or part-time tuition, course audits, and graduation. A full list of all such charges is available from the Bursar’s Office.

The specific charges listed above are good faith projections for the academic year 2009-2010. They are, however, subject to change from one academic term to the next as deemed necessary by the College in order to meet its financial obligations and to fulfill its role and mission.

All charges and fees are due three weeks prior to the beginning of classes each term.

 


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