Tuition for Academic Year 2012-2013
Endowed Divisions
Undergraduate |
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Architecture, Art, and Planning |
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Arts and Sciences |
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Engineering |
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Hotel Administration |
$43,185 |
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Graduate |
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Graduate School (with chair in an endowed college) |
$29,500 |
Johnson Graduate School of Management Two-Year Program |
$53,796 |
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Professional |
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Law School |
$55,220 |
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LL.M. one-year program students |
$59,260 |
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Contract Divisions (tuition rates are tentative) |
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Undergraduate |
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Agriculture and Life Sciences |
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Human Ecology |
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Industrial and Labor Relations |
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New York State resident* |
$27,045 |
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Nonresident |
$43,185 |
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Graduate and Professional Students |
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Graduate School (with chair in a contract college) |
$20,800 |
Veterinary Medicine |
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New York State resident DVM |
$29,400 |
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Nonresident DVM |
$44,250 |
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Graduate, Ph.D. |
$20,800 |
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Student Activities Fee (Tentative) |
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Undergraduate students |
$228 |
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Graduate and professional students |
$81 |
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Continuing Education and Summer Sessions
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Summer Session 2012 |
$1,105 |
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Extramural Study (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) |
$1,155 |
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Winter Session 2013 |
$1,155 |
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per credit** |
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In Absentia Fees |
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Undergraduate |
$15 per semester |
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Graduate and professional |
$200 per semester |
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Law and management |
$75 per semester |
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The amount, time, and manner of payment of tuition, fees, or other charges may be changed at any time without notice. Additional fee information including departmental expenses, housing and dining costs, fraternity and sorority fees, transportation, fitness center, health insurance, and CIT service costs is available at www.bursar.cornell.edu.
* Residency status is determined at the time of admission by the college. Change in residency status is determined by the university bursar following matriculation. The deadline for submission of requests for the Fall 2012 semester is June 1, 2012. The deadline for the Spring 2013 semester is November 1, 2012. Further information and an application can be found at www.bursar.cornell.edu.
** Regular session rate. Special program rates may vary.
Admission application fees and forms may be found at www.cornell.edu/admissions.
Tuition Refund Policy
Amounts personally paid for tuition may be refunded if the student requests a leave of absence or withdrawal from the office of the dean of his or her college of enrollment. The date of this request will determine the tuition liability for the semester. All students refer to the “Proration Schedule for Withdrawals and Leaves of Absence” below.
Repayment policy. Students receiving financial aid from the university who withdraw during a semester will have their aid reevaluated, possibly necessitating repayment of a portion of aid received. Repayment to aid accounts depends on the type of aid received, government regulations, and the period of time in attendance. Cornell is authorized to offset any credit balances against any debts owed by the student to the university.
Proration Schedule for Withdrawals and Leaves of Absence |
Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 |
All Students |
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Percentage |
Fall 2012 |
Spring 2013 |
no charge |
8/22-8/28 |
1/21-1/27 |
10% charge |
8/29-9/4 |
1/28-2/3 |
20% charge |
9/5-9/18 |
2/4-2/17 |
30% charge |
9/19-9/25 |
2/18-2/24 |
40% charge |
9/26-10/2 |
2/25-3/3 |
50% charge |
10/3-10/9 |
3/4-3/10 |
60% charge |
10/10-10/16 |
3/11-3/17 |
80% charge |
10/17-10/26 |
3/18-3/28 |
100% charge |
10/27 |
3/29 |
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Special programs, such as Cornell Abroad and Executive MBA, may follow their own tuition refund policies for withdrawals and leaves of absence. Please refer to the appropriate program office for details regarding those policies.
Billing and Payment
Billing
Electronic billing (E-billing) is the official method of billing. Paper bills will not be sent. Tuition and room and board charges will be billed in July and December and must be paid before registration. The due date for these semester bills will be August 7 for the July billing and January 7 for the December billing. All other charges, credits, and payments will appear on monthly statements.
It is possible that some charges will not be listed on the first bill and will appear on a subsequent monthly bill. A student must be prepared to pay any charges appearing on a subsequent bill even though the student receives a financial aid stipend before the charges are billed.
All payments are due by the 7th of the month; all payments must be received by that date to avoid finance charges. Payments are not processed by postmark.
The Office of the Bursar conducts all business directly with the student. Monthly charges, as well as any awards, grants, scholarships, and loans, are listed and billed under the student’s name. Refund checks and direct deposit refunds are also drawn in the name of the student. Cornell is also authorized to offset any credit balances against any debts owed by the student to the university.
Payments
An individual who has outstanding indebtedness to the university will not be allowed to register or re-register in the university, receive a transcript of record, have academic credits certified, be granted a leave of absence, or have a degree conferred. University policy precludes the use of any current financial aid for payment of past-due charges.
The Office of the Bursar acts as a clearinghouse for student charges and credits that are placed directly on a student’s bill by several departments and offices of the university. Because the Office of the Bursar does not have detailed records concerning many items that appear on a bill, students should contact the office involved if they have questions.
For further information, students should contact the Office of the Bursar, Cornell University, 260 Day Hall (tel. 607-255-2336; fax 607-255-6442; uco-bursar@cornell.edu; www.bursar.cornell.edu). Bursar account information may be viewed in real time on Student Center. |