Tuition & Fees
Tuition
The tuition and fee charges to attend Manhattan University vary for all of our different types of students:
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Undergraduate Tuition & Fees
Manhattan University establishes a full cost of attendance (COA) budget that includes tuition, fees, room and board, books, transportation and personal/miscellaneous expenses. Students are only billed for tuition and fees and the cost of on-campus residency, but the other expenses are calculated into the student expense budget for the purpose of establishing need and awarding aid.
Annual Tuition Costs 2024-2025, by school:
New Students
Continuing Students
Regular Fees
TUITION & FEES 2024-2025 PER SEMESTER Tuition (all schools) $24,200 Kakos School of Arts and Sciences Program Fee $1,165 O'Malley School of Business Program Fee $1,165 School of Engineering Program Fee $1,820 Comprehensive Fee Full-Time $1,050 Comprehensive Fee Part-Time Commuter $300 Comprehensive Fee Part-Time Resident $1,050 Comprehensive Fee part-time Intersession (1-11 credits, charged per session,Summer 1, 2 & winter) $150 Student Health Insurance Annual premium** $2,359 Tuition per credit and Overcredits (Part-time studies and (registered credits beyond maximum limit of program) $1,430 Mandatory Commuter Meal Plan-first year students only $200 Resident Weekly 14 Meal Plan $3,625 Resident VIP All Access Meal Plan $4,000 Room Rate- 4 Person Suite or Double Occupancy Room Rate $5,775 Chrysostom Single Room Rate $6,995 Double Room Apartment Rate $7,535 Apartment Single Room Rate $8,695 Special Fees
OTHER CHARGES & FEES - 2024-2025 Intersession Residency Charge per week (Attending MC Class) $TBD Intersession Residency Charge per week (Not Attending Class) $TBD Residency Security Deposit/Dorm Damage Deposit (one-time deposit) $300 Non-Matriculation fee (per term) $250 Returned Check Charge (per item) $25 Study Abroad Fee (per semester away) $730 May Camp $1500 Intersession Internship (per credit) $715 Transfer Credit Fee (for off-campus courses) $200 Transcript (per copy) $5 Deferral Fee (optional financing tool) per semester $100 Late Payment Charge (assessed monthly on the open balance) 1% Tips & Payment Plan
Your cost of attendance (COA) less all aid offered on your award letter is the maximum amount that may be borrowed in loans. We encourage you to only borrow what you need.
*Monthly Payment Plan: $50 enrollment fee per semester for 5 monthly payments. See payment plan for more information.
**The Student Health Insurance rate for 2024-2025 is an estimate and will be updated once the information becomes available. Student Health Insurance will be assessed to all international students, resident students and students participating in intercollegiate athletics. The charge can be waived if proof of existing comparable coverage is submitted by the published deadline and approved by the insurance provider. If you have not waived the MC-SHIP health insurance coverage for the Fall & Spring academic year, you will see a charge of $2,359 on your statement for the health insurance plan ($1,370 if enrolled Spring only). For more information on whether your student status places you under the health insurance mandate and for information and deadlines for the online waiver/enrollment process, please visit: https://www.manhattan.edu/studenthealthinsurance
The 2024-2025 MC-SHIP rates are currently estimated and are subject to change.
Questions?
Contact Jasper Central at 718-862-7100 or JasperCentral@manhattan.edu.
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Graduate Tuition & Fees
2024-25 Tuition Rates
TUITION & FEES PER SEMESTER
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cost per credit Graduate Kakos School of Arts and Sciences $1,270 Graduate Engineering per credit $1,470 Graduate O'Malley School of Business per credit $1,370 Tuition per credit for undergraduate prerequisite courses $1,430 Graduate Business-Foundation courses per credit $685 Graduate Engineering-Foundation courses per credit $735 Graduate School of Continuing and Professional Studies per credit $1,080 Fees:
description cost Comprehensive Fee- Commuter (enrolled in 1-8 credits) per term $300 Comprehensive Fee- Commuter (enrolled in 9 or more credits) per term $600 Comprehensive Fee Intersession- Commuter (enrolled in 1-8 credits) per term $150 Comprehensive Fee Intersession- Commuter (enrolled in 9 or more credits) per term $300 Comprehensive Fee- Resident (including Organizational Leadership) per term- Fall & Spring $1,050 Information Services Fee (Organizational Leadership) assessed each part of term $100 Weekly 14 Meal Plan $3,625
VIP All Access Plan $4,000 Room Rate 4 Person Suite or Double Occupancy Room Rate $5,775 Chrysostom Single Room Rate $6,995 Apartment Double Room Rate $7,535 Apartment Single Room Rate $8,695 Twelve-Month Housing Rate (per semester) $7,500 Residency Security Deposit/Dorm Damage Deposit (one-time deposit) $300 Student Health Insurance** $2,359 Non-Matriculation Fee $250 Returned check charge (per item) $25 Off-campus courses transfer credit $200 Deferral Fee (optional financing tool), per semester $100 Transcript (per copy) $5 Late payment charge (per month on overdue balance) 1% **The Student Health Insurance rate for 2024-2025 is an estimate and will be updated once the information becomes available. Student Health Insurance will be assessed to all international students, resident students and students participating in intercollegiate athletics. The charge can be waived if proof of existing comparable coverage is submitted by the published deadline and approved by the insurance provider. If you have not waived the MC-SHIP health insurance coverage for the Fall & Spring academic year, you will see a charge of $2,359 on your statement for the health insurance plan ($1,370 if enrolled Spring only). For more information on whether your student status places you under the health insurance mandate and for information and deadlines for the online waiver/enrollment process, please visit: https://www.manhattan.edu/studenthealthinsurance The 2024-2025 MC-SHIP rates are currently estimated and are subject to change.
Questions?
Contact Jasper Central at 718-862-7100 or JasperCentral@manhattan.edu.
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Adult Undergraduate Degrees Tuition & Fees
2024-25 Rates
Tuition and fees cost Undergraduate - Tuition per credit $900 Graduate - Tuition per credit $1,080 Information Services Fee assessed each Part of Term/ Intersession $100 Information Services Fee - Additional Resident Student Surcharge assessed per term (Fall/Spring only) $1,050 Student Health Insurance** $2,359 Non-Matriculation Fee per term $250 **The Student Health Insurance rate for 2024-2025 is an estimate and will be updated once the information becomes available. Student Health Insurance will be assessed to all international students, resident students and students participating in intercollegiate athletics. The charge can be waived if proof of existing comparable coverage is submitted by the published deadline and approved by the insurance provider. If you have not waived the MC-SHIP health insurance coverage for the Fall & Spring academic year, you will see a charge of $2,359 on your statement for the health insurance plan ($1,370 if enrolled Spring only). For more information on whether your student status places you under the health insurance mandate and for information and deadlines for the online waiver/enrollment process, please visit: https://www.manhattan.edu/studenthealthinsurance
The 2024-2025 MC-SHIP rates are currently estimated and are subject to change.
The Kakos School of Arts and Sciences payment policy for students pursuing a degree in Organizational Leadership has been designed to ensure that students complete the program and earn their degree with their financial obligation to the University satisfied. Payment deadlines for students pursuing a degree in Organizational Leadership are set based on the course structure, therefore tuition and fees are due one week prior to the start of each part of term.
Questions?
Contact Jasper Central at 718-862-7100 or JasperCentral@manhattan.edu.
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Camino Tuition & Fees
2024-25 Rates Camino Program
Camino Tuition-per term Full-time $5,480 Camino Comprehensive Fee per term $1,050 Camino Tuition-per credit Part-time per term $TBD Information Services Fee per term (part time students only) $100 Questions?
Contact Manhattan University Jasper Central Office at 718-862-7100 or JasperCentral@manhattan.edu.
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Fees Glossary
Recurring Fees
The following fees are charged on a recurring basis.
Student Health Insurance
If you have not waived the MC-SHIP health insurance coverage for the Fall & Spring academic year, a charge will be applied to your eBill statement for the health insurance plan. For more information on whether your student status places you under the health insurance mandate and for information and deadlines for the online waiver/enrollment process, please visit:
https://www.manhattan.edu/studenthealthinsuranceNon-Matriculation Fee
This fee is charged each term to students who are not matriculated at Manhattan University.
Overcredit Charges
Students who exceed the annual number of credits listed under the current degree requirements in their field of study for their class status will be charged at the per credit tuition rate for the school in which they are registered. Overcredit charges are assessed each spring semester. Students should contact their academic advisor for questions related to annual enrollment limits. Course requirements are listed in the Manhattan University catalog. Information can also be found online, www.manhattan.edu/overcredits.
Program Fee
This fee is charged each semester to all full-time undergraduate students and is considered a tuition charge incorporated under the Tuition Liability policy. It serves to differentiate programming costs between the three schools of the University.
Comprehensive Fee
Full-time students are now assessed a Comprehensive Fee that includes a number of University services. The mandatory Comprehensive Fee is a per-term fee. This fee provides students with a variety of services, including email, wireless connectivity, cloud computing with document sharing, file storage, free printing in computer labs, digital signage, a course management system, academic and research database access. This general student fee replaces many of the separate charges previously billed (i.e., student engagement fee, health center fee, information services fee, etc.) and is non-refundable.
Room and Board
Room and Board charges are based on a resident student’s housing and meal plan selection each semester. Charges will vary for housing types, such as single rooms and 12-month housing.
Study Abroad/ Away Fee
Students studying through study abroad programs are assessed this fee during the semester away from campus.
Transfer Credit Fee
This fee is assessed for matriculated students who have received prior approval from their academic advisor to take a course for credit at another college or university. This fee will be assessed once the transcript has been received, evaluated and processed for entry on the students academic record.
Information Services Fee
This fee is assessed per term to students in the Professional Studies program per Part of Term during the Fall and Spring semesters and per term for the intersessions. The fee is based on the students residency status.
This fee provides students with a variety of services, including email, wireless connectivity, cloud computing with document sharing, file storage, free printing in computer labs, digital signage, a course management system, academic and research database access, and newspapers. It is charged each semester.
One-time, Mandatory Fees
The following fees are charged one-time per occurence or as noted.
Residency Security Deposit/ Dorm Damage Deposit
This deposit type is required of all first-time resident students. It is refundable, less sanctions or damage assessments upon proper withdrawal from housing at the completion of the housing contract period. The deposit payment is held in an external deposit account and released with the authorization of the Residence Life department after satisfaction of the residency contract. If a student has the fee released for any reason, it will be required to be resubmitted prior to securing a housing placement.
2024-25 Tuition and fee rates are effective as of May 1, 2024 (Summer 1) through Spring 2025. The uncertainty of present-day costs makes it necessary for the University to reserve the right to adjust tuition and fees whenever necessary. When applying for admission, students and their families should anticipate future annual increases.