Business Office
Location: Ochre Court
Office: (401) 341-2900
Fax: (401) 341-2984
Email: businessoffice@salve.edu
Tuition & Fees
Student Financial Responsibility
The student, as a condition of being an enrolled student at Salve Regina University is responsible for the following:
- Ensuring the timely payment of all charges in accordance with the university billing policy.
- Ensuring that all documentation is submitted in a timely fashion to the financial aid office to enable timely disbursement of scholarships, grants, and loans.
- Ensuring that the business office has the most up to date billing address on file. Click here for change of address form.
- Ensuring the timely notification of the financial aid and business offices of any outside financial assistance (local scholarships) to be received on the student's behalf.
- Notify the academic advising/registrar's office immediately of any course or university withdrawal. There are financial consequences for failure to notify.
- Notify the business office if the student does not receive a bill by July 15 (fall semester) and December 15 (spring semester).
If the student does not ensure timely payment for all tuition, room/board (if applicable), and fees, the university reserves the right to do the following:
- Administrative withdrawal (removal by the Dean for all current semester classes).
- Disallow future semester registration.
- Refusal of registrar services such as grades and transcripts.
- Disallow participation in commencement ceremonies and withhold diploma. Unpaid charges (greater than six months without payment or default on a signed promissory note) will be placed with a third party collection agency and the student will be liable for all additional costs associated with the collection of the unpaid charges. Collection costs will significantly increase the student's financial obligation.
Tuition and General Fees (Fall and Spring Semester 2010-11)
The university and the Board of Trustees reserve the right to revise general or specific fees to reflect economic conditions. The following schedule of tuition and fees is effective for the 2010-11 academic year.
Undergraduate
Graduate
Summer Sessions
Room & Board
Undergraduate Fees
2009/10
2010/11
Application to the university
$50
$50
Commitment/Orientation Fee - Non-refundable (First year and Transfer Students)
$300
$300
Tuition per semester (12 or more credits not to exceed 17 credits). Additional credits billed at 1/15th of full time tuition per semester or $993 or $1042 per credit.
$14,900
$15,625
Student Activities Fee Per Semester (For students enrolled for 6 or more credits.)
$100
$100
Tuition Per Credit, Traditional Undergraduate (For students enrolled in less than 12 credits.)
$993
$1042
Tuition Per Credit, Degree Completion Program (Sections 80,85,88)
$230
$240
Registration Fee (For students enrolled in fewer than 12 credits per semester.)
$40
$40
Maintenance of Matriculation Fee (To maintain matriculation when a student is on leave for a semester.)
$20
$20
Late Registration Fee - Full-time students - for failure to complete registration during scheduled registration period.
$100
$100
Late Registration Fee - Part-time students - for failure to complete registration by the part-time registration deadline.
$50
$50
Transcript Fee, Per Copy, Processed within 5 Business Days.
$5
$5
Transcript Fee, Per Copy, Processed within 24 Hours.
$10
$10
Lab/Course Fees: Fees applicable to specific courses and labs are detailed in the "Course Offerings" section of the current Schedule of Classes.
Graduate Fees
2009/10
2010/11
*Not applicable to online courses, campus codes 61, 90 and 95.
Lab/Course Fees: Fees applicable to specific courses and labs are detailed in the "Course Offerings" section of the current Schedule of Classes.