Tuition and Fees & Financial Aid Information

School of Arts and Sciences Tuition and Fees

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Tuition & Fee Rates

Tuition and Fees

Rates go into effect on 5/1/22.
All figures are in US dollars. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

		2021/22 Tuition & Fee Rates
School of Arts & Sciences		Tuition	Admin Fee	Malpractice Insurance	Total (Per Term)
Basic Sciences
Arts & Sciences, excl. Pre-Med		14,965			14,965
(Includes Foundations to Med and Vet, Pre-Vet, Post-Bacc, and Nursing)
	Per credit amount	$998

SAS: Pre-Med Program
MD5: Grenada & NU		$19,100			$19,100
MD6: Grenada		$19,100			$19,100
MD6: Northumbria		$11,600			$11,600
MD7: Grenada		$19,100			$19,100

Graduate Studies
Per credit amount
MPH Program		$562
MSC/PhD		$997
MEDU		$344
CCP		$339
Online MBA		$475
PhD Flat Rate		$7,400

Of the total cost to attend St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine, approximately 18% represents administrative/student fees..

**Individual Advancement Program (IAP)
Students who change mid-semester from a full to an IAP, at the direction of the Dean of Students will not be recharged tuition when the courses are taken the following term but will be charged full Administrative/Student Fees.

Basic Sciences students who repeat courses at the direction of the Promotions and/or Appeals Committee will not be charged tuition for the repeated courses; however, in all these cases, full administrative/student fees will be charged.

Updated February 3, 2022

Refund Policy

University Refund Policy

Students who withdraw or take an LOA, who fail to return from an approved LOA, who are dismissed, or otherwise fail to complete the term for which they are charged, will receive a tuition adjustment of University charges based on a pro rata calculation if the student withdraws during the first 60% of a term.

University charges are prorated based on the percentage of the term that has elapsed.

Applicable University charges may consist of tuition, administrative fees, and on campus housing. If a withdrawal takes place after the 60% point, full University charges remain due.

All tuition adjustments for students on LOA or students withdrawing are based on the date the LOA begins or the date the student began the withdrawal process or was administratively withdrawn.

While a refund may be possible, it is not guaranteed.

Tuition adjustments may result in either a refund to the student or a balance due to the University.
For information related to the Housing Cancellation Policy, please consult the University Website.

Students who take a Leave of Absence during a term may apply for a McCord Scholarship by writing a letter to the Office of Financial Aid requesting consideration for this one-time award. A McCord scholarship is a partial tuition scholarship awarded to students who take a Leave of Absence from a term due to compelling personal circumstances beyond the student’s control, causing them to suffer undue financial hardships which affect their ability to pay for their education upon their return. The scholarship is used to help defray all or part of the penalty paid as a result of the withdrawal. The scholarship committee will review the details of the student’s circumstances noted in their application letter and may require further documentation before determining eligibility for the scholarship. These awards are grants-in-aid and do not have to be repaid.