FINANCIAL INFORMATION: Winter Session - 2012
The University of Delaware bills students for tuition, fees, and other charges electronically through our Campus Finances online billing site, available at
www.udel.edu/paybill.
Billing notification is sent via email to the preferred billing email listed on UDSIS, so new students must establish a pin and email account at the time of registration to receive these notifications. Students also have the option of granting ebill access to an authorized party. Student and authorized billing users can then access the ebill and current account activity from the Campus Finances site access throughout the term.
See
www.udel.edu/paybill for more information.
Bills are due prior to the start of classes in order to avoid late payment fees and to remain registered in courses. If financial aid (scholarships, loans, Grad Contracts, fee waivers or other credits) is sufficient to cover the balance due, we still require that you notify us of this aid via Campus Finances to maintain your registration. To do this, log into Campus Finances. From the 'Make a Payment' option, please indicate 'Yes' at the 'Report Additional Credits' page and indicate both the type and amount of award that is being used to cover the balance. This will update a Reported Adjustment credit from the Account Summary where you can either make the lesser required payment or, if no payment is due, submit the information without making a payment.
For you convenience, Campus Finances provides an up-to-date balance and, therefore, payment can be made at any time after registration. When you access your ebill through Campus Finances, you have the option of paying online via your checking account; if you choose this option you should have your checking account and routing number available. There is also a credit card payment option (American Express, Discover, MasterCard), though this option comes with a 2.75% service fee and is not an option for Visa card holders. If you have questions about the billing and/or payment process, contact Student Financial Services at (302) 831-2126, or
sfs-advisor@udel.edu.
Please note that:
- Matriculated students are charged tuition based on their
classification and program.
- Continuing Education students are charged based on the course
level: 000-499=Undergraduate, 500-999=Graduate.
- Tuition charges are the same whether courses are taken with
the "audit" grade option or for regular graded credit.
- Matriculated students must pay the Student Health Fee.
- Students in traditional residence halls must select a "Full-size" dining
plan.
- Advance registered students who increase their credit-hour load
during the free drop/add period must pay any additional
charge at the time the change is made.
The Cashier's Office is located in the Student Services Building and is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. To view and pay your bill online via your checking account, go to: www.udel.edu/paybillContinuing Education students may also pay at the
Access Center registration site listed in the registration information section of this website.
Credit
Hours |
Undergraduate |
Graduate
see also
www.udel.edu/gradoffice |
|---|
| DE Resident | Non-Resident |
|---|
| 1 | 403 | 1081 | 1,441 |
| 2 | 806 | 2,162 | 2,882 |
| 3 | 1,209 | 3,243 | 4,323 |
| 4 | 1,612 | 4,324 | |
| 5 |
Maximum
$1,814 |
Maximum Tuition
$4,865 |
Maximum Tuition
$4,865 |
| 6 |
| 7 |
Tuition for BE-MBA/MS students
| $ 1,441 per credit |
|
No maximum applies for BE-MBA/MS students |
Housing ($500) - Charged to all students residing in Traditional residence halls and suite buildings during Winter Session regardless of the type of room or area of campus. (Conover and Graduate House residents pay the normal monthly rate.)
Dining Plan Rates ($687/$694) - A variety of different meal plans are available.
Student Health Fee
($65) -- Charged to all full-time students enrolled in Winter Session.
Registration Fee ($30) - Charged to part-time
students each semester. All students are assessed this fee during summer and winter sessions.
Student Comprehensive Fee ($50) - This is a mandatory fee charged to all undergraduate and CEND students during the regular semesters and during the Winter and Summer sessions. This fee supports the student fitness center, recreational programs, student activities, concerts, performing arts and the activities of registered student organizations.
Late Payment Fee ($55) - Charged for outstanding balances
received after billing and fee payment deadlines.
Change of Registration Fee ($25) - After the end of the
Free Drop/Add period (January 6) a one-time fee of $25 will be
assessed for registration changes. These include: changing a
course section, dropping and/or adding a course, or changing
grade status among auditor, credit or pass/fail.
Tuition is charged and is not refundable for course withdrawals
after January 6.
Students who take UD-Online Distance Learning classes outside of Delaware can, under certain
conditions, qualify for a lower than normal
"Nonresident Site Tuition" rate.
Students in the Associate in Arts Program, when taking classes at one of the AA Academic Centers, will be charged tuition for those classes at the prevailing Associate in Arts Program rates. When taking classes on the Newark campus, AA students will be charged the normal Undergraduate rates shown in the table above.
Federal Direct Subsidized and/or Unsubsidized Loans and Federal Parent Loans or Alternative Loans are the primary source of financial aid available for Winter Session. Students must have filed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form for the 2011-2012 year in order to apply for the Federal Direct Loan Program (Subsidized or Unsubsidized Student Loans) and for Federal Parent Loans. Students should also be pre-registered for Winter Session classes when they request a Direct Loan, and Direct Loans for Winter Sessions are processed after November 1. Contact Student Financial Services at (302) 831-2126, or at
sfs-advisor@udel.edu
for additional information. Please note that financial aid awards are based upon your enrollment status and Federal Direct Loans require that you maintain enrollment of at least 6 credit hours during the Winter Session. If your enrollment status or credit hour load changes, then your aid package will be revised. Furthermore, if you are enrolled for less than three credits, you are not eligible for most types of aid.
Listener (L) credits do NOT count
toward enrollment status for financial aid purposes.
With your FLEX Account you can enjoy cashless purchasing power across campus: at all dining locations, the University Bookstore, even residence hall laundry machines. For more information about FLEX, how to sign up and where to use it,
visit our website at
www.udel.edu/ud1flex,
email us at
ud1-flexoffice@udel.edu
or call us at 831-4033
i-card
Open a checking account from PNC Bank, and expand the purchasing capabilities of your i-card both on and off campus. Best of all, the University's i-card becomes your PNC Bank ATM card.
To open an account, visit the on-campus PNC Bank office in the Trabant University Center. For more information about any of our banking services,
visit our website at
www.pnc.com/ud
or call us at (302) 831-4400
or 24 hours a day at 1-877-PNC-1000
CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL AND REFUND POLICIES
Students who advance register for the Winter Session will be assessed charges via our Campus Finances online billing site. Advance registered students who later decide not to attend must drop their courses
online
as early as possible. This adjusts the student's Winter Session charges, and frees space in courses for other students. Students in University housing must also notify the Office of Housing Assignment Services, (302) 831-3676, and Dining Services, (302) 831-6761. Canceling registration will not automatically cancel housing and dining.
Tuition:
If a course is canceled by the University or if a student
withdraws before the end of the late registration period, a full
rebate of tuition is given. There is no rebate of tuition for
course withdrawals after late registration ends, January 6.
Financial Aid Recipient Withdrawals:
Financial aid eligibility is based on the cost of education (tuition, mandatory fees, housing, meal plan, books, etc.) incurred for the entire Winter Session, and is contingent upon completion of that session. If you are a recipient of Title IV federal financial aid funds** and your enrollment terminates through official withdrawal, your financial aid award must be reviewed for possible adjustment. Federal regulations mandate that any unearned aid be returned to the federal aid programs when you withdraw. The percentage of aid earned is based on the date of withdrawal divided by the total number of days in the session. Title IV recipients are governed by federal policy if they withdraw prior to completing 60% of the session.
** Examples: Direct/Stafford Student Loans, Perkins Loan, Nursing
Student Loan, Supplementary Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG), PELL
Grant, Direct/Parent Loan.
Students are required to adhere to the University's official withdrawal policy when terminating their enrollment prior to the end of a given term. Failure to officially withdraw will result in the cancellation of any Federal financial aid program funds previously awarded for that term. Federal regulations require that funds for ineligible recipients be returned to the financial aid program accounts. If this happens, students will be responsible for any remaining Winter Session charges. Handouts for Title IV recipient withdrawals, explaining the policies, procedures, and examples of Title IV refunds are available upon request through Student Financial Services.
Dining:
Cancellations must be submitted in writing by mail or
email
to Dining Services (153 Perkins Student Center) or in person at
the Student Services Building by January 6, the end of the free drop/add
period.
When your Dining Services Agreement is officially cancelled, your student
account will be credited based on a proration of unused dining plan meals
for the remaining days in the term less five days plus the value
of any unused points. Any credit balance in your student account may be
transferred to a FLEX account. Applicable refunds for Winter will be
calculated in proportion to the semester refund schedule.
Full details regarding cancellations
and changes are published in
The Student Guide to University Policies and at
www.udel.edu/dining.
Housing:
- Students who lived in campus housing for fall semester and wish to
cancel their housing assignments for Winter Session and spring
semester must be released from the Student Housing
Agreement. Releases are granted only under specific circumstances
and must be approved by Housing Assignment Services.
- If you are enrolled in the Winter Session, please log into
www.udel.edu/winterhousingreg
to either confirm or cancel your housing for the winter term.
- Students who have received permission to live on campus for
Winter Session only and wish to cancel prior to check-in will
receive a full credit (Associate in Arts program, etc.). Charges are prorated for those who cancel after
check-in.
- Students should email
UD1-flexoffice@udel.edu
if they wish to also cancel their Dining Plan.
(See Dining Section) (302) 831-4033.
- For web forms and complete details and instructions about Winter
Housing, Requests for Release and Cancellations, please go to
www.udel.edu/has.
- Full details regarding cancellations are published
in the
Academic Year Student Housing Agreement.
Winter Session home page
Please direct questions to
Allan Fanjoy < fanjoy@udel.edu
>
URL of this document:
http://www.udel.edu/winter/financl-0.htm
Last modified: Wednesday, 10-Aug-2011 11:30:48 EDT