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| Year |
Tuition |
Lab Fee | Professional Fee | General Fee | Total Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Year One Fall/Spring/Summer |
$22,776 $7,592 per semester |
$6472 $2,677 Fall/ $2,277 Spring/ $1518 Summer |
$1,434 $478 per semester |
$1,716 $572 per semester |
$32,398 |
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Year Two Fall/Spring/Summer |
$22,776 $7,592 per semester |
$2,781 $1700 Fall / $0 Spring / $1081 Summer |
$1,434 $478 per semester |
$1,716 $572 per semester |
$28,707 |
| Total | $45,552 | $9,253 | $2,868 | $3,432 | $61,105 |
| Other One-Time Expenses | Cost |
|---|---|
| Orientation Fee - SPPA 500 | $400 |
| Confirmation Deposit* | $500 |
*Applied to student’s account in the second semester of the program
- BS/MS 5-year students will move to the block tuition during the 4th year (senior year/first graduate year). During this time all undergraduate scholarships will no longer apply, however, students will become eligible for the GRE/GPA scholarship.
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Transitional 3-Year Student —are eligible for a 33% Tuition Discount. Students who have earned a baccalaureate degree may receive a 33% tuition reduction for courses taken during the completion of the prerequisites. Courses included in the package tuition, but are not required for the 2nd degree, will be billed at full tuition. The completed forms must be filed with the respective dean no later than two weeks after the beginning of each semester for which the 33% tuition reduction is requested. An official transcript showing all class work and the awarding of a bachelor’s degree must be on file with the Office of Academic Records of the university before the 33% tuition reduction can be applied. Students enrolled in a graduate program but who must complete undergraduate prerequisites are eligible. See link to access the application: TUITION REDUCTION FORM.
- For more information about the application process, see the AU Bulletin or contact the Admission Coordinator of Speech-Language Pathology at (269) 471-3468.
Scholarship Opportunities
Performanced Based GPA Scholarship
| Discount Percentage | GPA Eligibility |
|---|---|
| 10% | 3.70 - 3.79 |
| 25% | 3.80 to 3.89 |
| 50% | 3.90 to 4.0 |
Performance Based GRE score Scholarship
| Discount Percentage | GRE Score Minimums | Written Score | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10% | min V+Q 140 each, to total ≥300 | ≥3.0 | ≥500 |
| 25% | min V+Q 140 each, to total ≥310 | ≥3.0 | ≥550 |
| 50% | min V+Q 140 each, to total ≥320 | ≥3.0 | ≥600 |
| *Applied to graduate tuition for the first four semesters of the graduate program | |||
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MS-SLP students are eligible for the Graduate Scholarship for up to 4 semesters after completing a bachelor's degree. This scholarship is a flat-rate tuition discount off the block tuition rate. See above for details
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BS/MS 5-year students become eligible for the Graduate Scholarship during the last 4 graduate-level semesters.
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Transitional 3-YearMS-SLP students are eligible for the Graduate Scholarship for up to 4 semesters after prerequisite courses are completed. See above for noted prerequisite year discounts.
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Andrews University offers full-time undergraduate students the Andrews Partnership Scholarship which is described in the AU Bulletin.
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The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is your key to federal and state student aid.
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Eligibility for this financial aid is based on need established by completion of the FAFSA, which includes an evaluation of the student’s income and assets.
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Financial aid application packets are available after January 1st by calling Enrollment Information Services (269-471-6509) or Student Financial Services (269-471-3334).
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Turn in all necessary financial aid documents.
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For a complete list, go to the Student Financial Services website.
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The School of Communication Sciences & Disorders has limited resources for financial aid which include graduate assistantships and scholarships.
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Other sources of support for students include parental assistance, accumulated savings, the income of working spouses, part-time jobs, scholarships, and loans.
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Eligible students may receive Federal Direct Student Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants.
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Interest on the loans accrues at a comparatively low rate and the loans are repayable over an extended period of time after you complete your course of study.
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Payment Plans For MS-SLP Students
- For details, see the "payment plans" on the Andrews Website or see the Financial Section of the University Bulletin.
- For specific financial aid information, see the Financial Services Webpage or contact Student Financial Services (800) 253-2874 or (269) 471-3334.
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