| fall/spring |
per semester |
per year |
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| tuition (block rate for 12-18 hours) |
$ 13,736 |
$ 27,472 |
| general student fee |
1,142 |
2,284 |
| room and board |
5,620 |
11,240 |
| total basic cost for typical student |
$ 20,498 |
$ 40,996 |
basic charges per semester for the undergraduate program*
| undergraduate tuition per semester |
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| block tuition (12-18 hours) |
$13,736 |
| part-time hourly rate (1-11 hours) per hour |
1,150 |
| hourly rate (19 or more hours) per hour |
660 |
| general student fee (per semester for 12-18 hours) |
1,142 |
| general student fee (per hour for 1-11 hours) |
100 |
* charges for graduate programs are described in a separate catalog available from the office of graduate studies.
basic charges per semester for other programs
| adult degree program per hour |
$525 |
| certificate of accountancy program per hour |
525 |
| english for academic purposes per course |
1,455 |
| ideal program per semester |
7,500 |
room and board charges
| fall/spring |
cost per semester |
| elam, fanning, high rise, johnson or sewell (traditional) double/triple occupancy |
$3,250 |
| elam, fanning, high rise, johnson or sewell (traditional) single occupancy |
4,320 |
| johnson (addition) double/triple occupancy |
3,480 |
| johnson (addition) single occupancy |
4,550 |
| the village double occupancy |
4,090 |
| the village single occupancy |
5,160 |
| maymester, junemester or julymester |
| double occupancy - per “mester” (excludes the village) |
$790 |
| single occupancy - per “mester” (excludes the village) |
990 |
| summer - full term |
| double/triple occupancy (june and july) |
$1,630 |
| single occupancy (june and july) |
2,030 |
| the village double occupancy (june and july) |
2,680 |
| the village single occupancy (june and july) |
3,380 |
| summer - term i or ii |
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| double/triple occupancy (june or july) (excludes the village) |
$840 |
| single occupancy (june or july) (excludes the village) |
1,040 |
| meal plans (per semester) |
| (all students who reside in 世界杯2022预选赛录像回放
residence halls are required to purchase a meal plan.) |
| bison stampede (14 meals per week with $500 dining dollars) |
$2,520 |
| bison herd (12 meals per week with $600 dining dollars) |
2,356 |
| bison traveler (7 meals per week with $650 dining dollars) |
2,180 |
| bison four (seniors only; 4 meals per week with $500 dining dollars) |
1,500 |
| unlimited freshman experience (with $425 dining dollars) |
2,550 |
| unlimited freshman experience (with $250 dining dollars) |
2,370 |
| village residents (all dining dollars) |
1,150 |
note: meal plans are valid for the current semester only. dining dollars will roll over from fall to spring semester if a spring semester meal plan is purchased. all dining dollars expire at the end of the spring semester.
global learning room and board
| global learning housing (vienna, santiago, london, & florence) |
$4,090 |
| global learning - bison stampede abroad |
2,520 |
fees
| enrollment fee - freshman (covering advance, up to 4 advance guest registrations, and questweek) |
$300 |
| advanced standing equivalency credit (ap, clep, ib, eb) & credit by exam evaluating and recording, per course |
70 |
| constructing and administering departmental exam, per course |
100 |
| application for graduation |
195 |
| art supplies fee |
75 |
| college of education student teaching fee |
400 |
| dietetics internship fee |
9,200 |
| eap textbook fee |
75 |
| foods lab fee |
75 |
| foreign language fee |
35 |
| global learning semester abroad fee - florence, santiago, & vienna |
3,400 |
| global learning semester abroad fee - london |
3,650 |
| housing processing fee |
150 |
| housing processing fee - the village |
200 |
| lab fees: biology, chemistry, computing, engineering, and physics |
95 |
| late registration fee |
195 |
| private music instruction for credit (one half-hour lesson per week, per semester) in addition to tuition (non-refundable after first week) |
400 |
| private music instruction for credit (two half-hour lessons per week, per semester) in addition to tuition (non-refundable after first week) |
710 |
| private music instruction not for credit (one half-hour lesson per week, per semester) (non-refundable after first week) |
570 |
| private music instruction not for credit (two half-hour lessons per week, per semester) (non-refundable after first week) |
970 |
| returned payment fee |
30 |
| touchnet monthly payment plan enrollment fee (per semester) |
60 |
| transcript fee |
5 |
| undergraduate application fee |
50 |
| withdrawal fee |
195 |
note: 世界杯2022预选赛录像回放
reserves the right to adjust any fees at any time before the charges are incurred by the student.
payment options
financial arrangements for all student charges should be made before classes start based on the published dates: fall - aug. 1 | spring - dec. 1 | summer - may 1. to meet the financial needs of our students and their families, lipscomb offers two payment options. students who have not designated one of the following two payment options will not be eligible to attend classes:
i. monthly payment plan
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has teamed with touchnet to offer monthly payment options that allow students to pay semester expenses with equal monthly payments ending in oct. (for fall) or march (for spring). the plans have a non-refundable enrollment fee of $60 per semester.
ii. full pay
under this plan the entire balance (less any verified financial aid) is paid before classes begin based on the published dates. payment can be made online through touchnet (see instructions below) or with check or cash at the cashier’s window.
students may pay online on touchnet through mylipscomb by following these steps: my.lipscomb.edu > student homepage > my balances > my account > touchnet. (this is also step 4 in the registration process.)
note: it is the student’s responsibility to make arrangements for all financial aid, outside scholarships, loans and payments prior to the beginning of the term. when calculating your full pay balance, do not deduct any estimated work study award.
financial responsibility
registration at the university is considered a binding contract. students are not permitted to register for classes or receive transcripts or diploma until all financial obligations to the university are satisfied.
delinquent accounts
past due accounts are subject to interest at 1.5 percent per month (18 percent annually). failure to meet financial obligations to the university may result in the delinquent account being placed with a collection agency. students are responsible for reimbursing the university for the fees of any collection agency, which may be based on a percentage at a maximum of 33.3 percent of the debt, and all costs and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees incurred in such collection efforts.
students are responsible for informing the registrar’s office of any change in billing address.
business office holds
students who have not met their financial obligations will be placed on hold. students on a business office hold are not permitted to register for classes or receive transcripts or diploma.
title iv refund policy
any credit balance on a student account resulting from title iv funds will be refunded no later than 14 days after credit occurred. direct deposit is the preferred method for refunds. bank account information can be set up through touchnet on the erefunds tab.
refunds
- tuition - refunds will be calculated based on the official date of drop or withdrawal as defined below.
fall, spring, maymester, junemester, julymester, wintermester, short summer terms, summer full session and adult degree program tuition refund periods:
•100 percent refund must drop or withdraw before the end of the equivalent of two weeks of class;
•50 percent refund must drop or withdraw before the end of the equivalent of four weeks of class;
•no refund of tuition after the fourth week of class; and
•refunds for non-traditional meeting times are based on the schedule above using equivalent weeks of class time rather than calendar weeks. for example, in a three-credit-hour class, 150 minutes of class time equals one week.
- room charges
students who withdraw from the university on or before the end of the first week of class will receive a full refund of room charges.
• if a student officially withdraws on or before the end of the fourth week, a 33 percent refund of room charges will be credited to the account. to be eligible for the room refund, the student must return the student id card, remove belongings from the room and follow check out procedures. (please refer to “official withdrawal” section.)
note: students enrolled in non-traditional terms will receive a refund of 33 percent of dorm charges if officially withdrawn on or before the first quarter of the term.
• students who choose to move off campus but fail to notify the housing office are not eligible for refund of dorm charges, unless the student is forced to leave the dorm for one of the following reasons:
1. medical reasons confirmed in writing by licensed physician. a prorated amount will be determined based on the date received and accepted by the housing office.
2. death of immediate family member.
3. extenuating circumstances affecting military personnel.
- refund of meal plan charges
only meal plan selections cancelled prior to the first day of classes will be eligible for a refund.
dropping courses
during the official drop/add period, students are able to drop or add online. after that time, a drop/add form must be completed and accepted in the registrar’s office in order to be official. the official drop date will be the faculty-reported last date of attendance/participation in the course.
adding courses
the final day for adding classes (fall and spring) is the fifth class day. the final day to add during the full summer session is the fourth class day, and for summer terms, it is the third class day. accelerated adult degree program classes, as well as maymester, junemester and julymester term classes, must be added before the second class meeting. no reduction in tuition is provided for courses added at any time during the semester. before adding or dropping classes, students should ensure that they understand how the course load changes will affect their financial account.
official withdrawal
• students desiring to officially withdraw from the university must obtain a withdrawal form from the registrar’s office and supply all requested information and required signatures.
• the completed student withdrawal form and the student id card must be received in the business office before an adjustment can be made to the student’s financial record.
• the date of official withdrawal from the university will be based on the last verifiable date of attendance.
• the deadline for official withdrawal from the university is the last day of classes prior to the final exam period of each semester.
• lipscomb charges a withdrawal fee of $195.
suspension, probation or withdrawal after the specified dates does not result in reduced charges or additional credits on the student bill.
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