Tuition information for Summer 2012*

*subject to change.

Fees for Summer 2012*

*Subject to change.

Tuition Policies

See Synopsis of Important Dates for payment deadlines for each session.

• All tuition and fees are due before the start of classes.
• A Late Registration Fee will be assessed to anyone who initiates registration on or after the first day of classes in a given session.

• Tuition may be paid in cash, by check, authorization, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or online through the Office of Student Accounts.
• You can view your Summer School bill at any time online through MyAccess.  Please note that paper bills are no longer mailed to students.
• Any students whose payment has not been received in the Office of Student Accounts by the payment deadlines listed on the Academic Calendar, and who have not made arrangements with that office to defer payment, will be dropped from the courses for which they are registered.
   
• To re-enroll for those courses, students must pay their balance at the Office of Student Accounts and then have the registrar reinstate the courses.  Students may also be responsible for paying a late registration fee, as well as any other applicable fees assigned by the Office of Student Accounts.
• Students whose Summer School bills are being paid in whole or in part by a non-Georgetown University scholarship must submit the scholarship award notice directly to the Office of Student Accounts as payment with their bill.  (Procedures are subject to change.)
  
  
• A student who has been dropped for failure to pay but who attends class without re-enrolling will be held responsible for the tuition charges and appropriate late fees and will be graded for the course.
• Tuition is determined by the academic level of the course and not by the academic level of the student.
• UNDERGRADUATE TUITION RATE: Courses that are level 001-349.
• GRADUATE TUITION RATE: Courses that are level 350 and above regardless of the student's level at Georgetown.
• Auditors pay full tuition per credit.
• A student who leaves Georgetown, for any reason, with an outstanding balance should immediately contact the Office of Student Accounts to arrange for payment of the balance.  Failure to contact this office will necessitate the forwarding of the account to a credit bureau and a collection agency.  In this event, the former student will be responsible for payment of any fees or expenses incurred by Georgetown in the collection of the outstanding balance. 

Tuition Refunds

• Tuition is refundable only when the student withdraws from a course using MyAccess during the add/drop period.  Refund amounts will be determined by the date on which the Add/Drop Form is signed by the Dean of the Summer School (see schedule below).
• Any refund will be computed according to the schedule below:*  

*This schedule does not apply to Study Abroad Programs.

• Tuition and fees for tutorial courses are not refundable.  Laboratory fees are refundable only within the first three days of classes in a given session.
• Georgetown students participating in the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area during the summer will receive refunds of tuition under the same policy and according to the same scale as above.

See Office of Student Accounts for more information on tuition refunds. 
See Add/Drop section of the Academic Policies page for more information.

Tuition Scholarships

Georgetown Students

• Students seeking information about scholarships and other financial assistance for summer study should visit Office of Student Financial Services.
• Applications will soon be available.  Early submission is strongly recommended since financial aid funds are limited.

Visiting Students 

• Students can apply for limited scholarship assistance directly from the Georgetown Summer School.
• Partial tuition scholarships are available in limited numbers and do not provide for fees, travel, room and board, or study abroad.
• Interested students can download the Partial Tuition Scholarship Application or request one from the Summer School Scholarship Committee, Georgetown University, 3307 M Street, NW, Suite 202, Washington, DC 20007, (202) 687-8700.*
• Scholarship announcements will be e-mailed on a rolling basis.

*Consortium students are not eligible to apply.

Loans

• Students who enroll at least half-time in the Summer School and who have not already borrowed the maximum loan amounts during the preceding academic year may be eligible to borrow more to meet Summer School costs.
   
• Georgetown degree candidates can apply for loans through the Office of Student Financial Services. 

Visiting Students

• Student must apply for loans through their home institutions; Georgetown will work with the home institution to certify enrollment and need for assistance for the summer term.
• Please consult with the Office of Student Financial Services for guidance about eligibility for loan programs for summer study.