Tuition & Fees

Please note that all application fees and deposits are non-refundable. The Board of Trustees meets each year to set the tuition and fees for the next academic year.

Tuition is due and payable upon receipt of your bill. A student experiencing financial difficulty may make special arrangements with the Bursar. Under this plan, students are charged 1 percent interest per month on the unpaid balance.

For information on program specific costs and statistics, please click on the individual program below. 

The following schedule of tuition per credit is effective for the academic year 20/21 beginning with the summer semester 2020. The College reserves the right to add or change without prior written notice any of the fees or charges listed below at any time.

Scholarships are available for students who begin the MA in Organizational Leadership (MAOL), MA in Organizational Psychology (MAOP) and the PsyD in Leadership Psychology in Fall 2020.

*Clinical Mental Health Counseling MA – Students who entered prior to January 2019 will continue to be charged $1,320 per credit per the communication emailed to all current students on October 9, 2018. (Cost & Statistics PDF).

**School Psychology MA/CAGS – Students who entered prior to August 2019 will continue to be charged $1,320 per credit per the communication emailed to all current students on October 9, 2018. (Cost & Statistics PDF).

In order to secure a place in the program, applicants who accept the offer of admission must submit the required acceptance deposit of $500. The required acceptance of admission deposit for the BS in Psychology and Human Services program is $200. This non-refundable deposit will be applied to the first semester’s tuition. The remaining tuition and fees are due and payable on or before the scheduled payment date at the start of each semester.

Summer semester tuition is due in full on or before May 1; Fall semester tuition is due in full on or before August 1; Spring semester tuition is due in full on or before January 1. Students who fail to meet these payment deadlines are restricted from registering for the subsequent semester, attending classes, receiving transcripts or participating in the College's program until all outstanding financial obligations to the College are met. Students must pay all outstanding balances at least two weeks prior to graduation date. Failure to do so will prevent participation in commencement, conferral of degree, awarding of diploma and access to transcript(s).