Schedule of Charges (2017–2018)

Traditional Programs

Undergraduate Tuition

12-18 hours (block)

$12,100

1-11 hours

935

19+ hours

867

Undergraduate Summer School

338

Dual Enrollment (per 3-hour course)

500

Undergraduate Auditing (per credit hour)⁽²⁾

55

Undergraduate Nursing^(1a)

TBA

Nontraditional Programs

Undergraduate Business Administration - Management (BA)

395

Undergraduate Business Management (AS)

325

Undergraduate Christian Ministry Online (AA)

325

Undergraduate Christian Ministry Online (BA)

395

Undergraduate Computer Information Technology

395

Undergraduate General Studies (AA)

325

Undergraduate General Studies (BA)

395

Undergraduate Health Information Technology

395

Undergraduate Health Care Administration (on campus & online)

395

Undergraduate Human Services (AA)

325

Undergraduate Management and Human Relations (on campus & online)

395

Adult Degree-Completion Electives

325

Post Baccalaureate Program⁽³⁾

500

Continuing Education Unit (per unit)

100

Graduate Programs

Education-C&I

395

Education-C&I Christian Schools

395

Education-Ed Leadership

495

Education-EdS

495

Education-ESL

395

Education-MAT

495

Instructional Design & Technology

395

Library Science

495

Management (MSM, MBA - on campus & online)

520

MSM IT

520

Physician Assistant (per semester)

13,185

Counseling

636

Counseling-PhD

799

Religion

350

Leadership-MOL

420

Leadership-EdD

699

Regular Room

2,202

Private Room

3,303

Meal Plan (Unlimited access 7 a.m.—7 p.m.)

2,202

Commuter Meal Plan (non-residential students)

652

10 Meal Plan

1,651

7 Meal Plan

1,156

Science Laboratory Fee

60

Developmental Mathematics Fee

110

Introduction to Exercise Science (EXS 2230)

45

Care and Prevention of Athletic Injury (EXS 2250)

30

Sports Medicine (EXS 3500)

30

Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation (EXS 3520)

30

60

45

Leadership Paradigms (LDR 2100)

250

Life of the Christian Minister (REL 4100)

60

Ministry of Compassion (ICS 3070)

100

Private instruction in Music (per credit hour)

280

Additional fee for voice instruction (half hour/hour)

75/150

Gospel Choir (MCM 1800)

50

Vocal Edge Ensemble (MCM 1825)

15

Commercial Vocal Ensemble (MCM 1830)

15

Instrument Repair (MUS 3050)

10

Songwriting Fee (MCM 3300)

15

Silent Retreat (SWK 4450)

118

Teacher Education

Becoming a Teacher (EDU 1020)

205

Enhanced Student Teaching (EDU 4640, EDU 4670, EDU 4680, SED 4650, SED 4660)

1,000

Education Field Experience Fee:

(ECE 2200, EDU 2100, EDU 2556, EDU 3370, EDU 3410)

70 

105 

Alternative License Mentoring Fee (EDU 4710, EDU 4715)

800

ACT Test Fee

45

Application Fee Undergraduate (non-refundable)

25

Enrollment Deposit

200

Damage to Residence Halls⁽⁴⁾

TBD

Student Resource Fee

450

Late Registration Fee

100

Returned Check Fee

35

Prior Learning Evaluation Fee (per petition)

(non-refundable)

50

Prior Learning Transcription Fee (per credit hour)

10

Directed Study Fee (includes Reading courses)

50

(1)

(a) For students enrolled in the Nursing Program of study, there will be additional charges for the course hours taken at Belmont University. These additional charges are calculated and published in May and may be accessed by calling the Nursing Program Coordinator at (615) 248-1540 or Office of Financial Aid at (615) 248-1242. Students enrolled in the Nursing Program who are at Belmont University for much of their day may request to be approved for the 7 Meal Plan which has a lower cost than the usual Full Meal Plan. Students should contact the Office of Student Development to make their request.

(b) Effective with the Fall 2016 semester, textbooks for traditional undergraduate students will be included in tuition. Federal regulation does allow for students to opt out of the free textbook rental program if students wish to purchase textbooks on their own. Please contact the Office of Student Accounts for more details.

(2)

(a) Students who audit a course at the hourly rate listed also will be charged a technology fee of $50 per course.

(b) Senior citizens, 60 years of age or older, may audit up to 3 hours per semester tuition-free on space available basis with approval of instructor and associate vice president for academic services. Does not apply to trips, special degree programs, or course fees.

(3)

Directed Study taken by Post Baccalaureate students is charged regular University tuition plus fee.

(4)

Damage in a residence hall for which responsibility cannot be determined will be charged on a pro rata basis to all residents during the semester. Person(s) known to be responsible for vandalism will be charged the full amount personally. Damage in a student’s room is charged to the resident(s) of that room or to the person(s) known to have caused the damage.