The University of Redland provides a wide array of educational programs, each featuring its unique fee structure. These programs encompass undergraduate and graduate levels, with most graduate programs having higher tuition fees compared to undergraduate offerings. The university offers a diverse selection of courses designed to cater to a broad range of interests and educational goals.
The University of Redland provides programs in business, science, humanities, and engineering, catering to diverse educational interests. While the cost of education can be significant, the university offers various scholarships and bursaries to assist students financially. Whether you are beginning your academic journey or seeking advanced studies, the University of Redland has a program tailored to meet your needs.
The following schedules outline the main expenses and regulations regarding fee payments for the academic year 2021-2022, covering the Fall and Spring semesters, as well as the May Term session.
Expenses may be revised periodically. Whenever changes occur, efforts will be made to provide advance notice. The fees for the 2021-2022 academic year will be released in the summer of 2022.
Undergraduate
Full Year is defined as enrollment in 9 or more credit hours during both the Fall and Spring semesters.
For international students, full-time enrollment requires a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester.
Graduate
Full Year enrollment consists of 9 or more credit hours in both the Fall and Spring semesters. Part-time status is designated for 6-8 credit hours per semester.
International graduate students are considered full time with a minimum of 9 credit hours per semester.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate assistantships are offered; please contact the relevant department for application and award details.
**TUITION, FEES, AND EXPENSES**
Amounts listed in columns represent dollar figures.
**Undergraduate Tuition**
Full Year: $53,716
Half Year: $26,858
May Term
Excess residential (on-campus) May Term course fees apply after completing 2 residential May Term courses. Refer to the May Term Chapter for more information.
May Term tuition per credit: $1,679
Air-Conditioned Residence HallsNon-Air Conditioned Residence HallsDouble-Hall Bath$11,376$10,804Double-Suite Bath$11,948$11,376Double-Private Bath$12,514$11,948Triple-Hall Bath$9,100$8,646Triple-Suite Bath$9,562$9,100Triple-Private Bath$10,014$9,562Quad-Hall Bath$6,826$6,486Quad-Suite Bath$7,166$6,826Quad-Private Bath$7,510$7,166Large Single-Hall Bath$15,926$15,132Large Single-Suite Bath$16,726$15,926Large Single-Private Bath$17,522$16,726Small Single-Hall Bath$13,652$12,970Small Single-Suite Bath$14,338$13,652Small Single-Private Bath$15,016$14,338
**Special Status Undergraduate**
Short-term tuition, per credit: $1,679
Individualized Study, per credit: $1,679
Undergraduate Auditing
- Degree candidates: $1,679
- Non-degree students: $225
- High school students: $120
**Graduate Tuition**
Music and Communicative Disorders, per credit: $1,168
Graduate Individualized Study, per credit: $1,168
Graduate Auditing
- Degree candidates: $1,168
- Non-degree students: $225
**Graduate GIS Fees**
Per program: $47,277
Per credit: $1,314
**Project Extension Fee***
*If a candidate cannot complete the Major Individual Project (MIP) within one term following the last term of the program, this fee will be charged for each term required to complete the MIP: $1,314
Technology/Laptop Fee–MS GIS and MGIS
One-time fee: $2,000
Full-time graduate, per term materials fee: $500
Part-time graduate, per term materials fee: $330
The following table outlines the primary fees associated with attending the University of Redland:
| Meal Plan | Dining Dollars per Term | Fall | Spring | May | Total without May Term | |
| 10 MPW (Meals per Week)1 | $250 | $1,668 | $1,668 | – | $3,336 | |
| 14 MPW (Meals per Week) | $250 | $1,961 | $1,961 | – | $3,922 | |
| 19 MPW (Meals per Week) | $250 | $2,220 | $2,220 | – | $4,440 | |
| 100 Block2 | $250 | $1,303 | $1,303 | – | $2,606 | |
| 75 Block3 | $250 | $979 | $979 | – | $1,958 | |
| 50 Block4 | $75 | – | – | $400 | – |
Meal Plan Fees
Room Fees
| Room Type | Annual Rate | ||
| Residence Halls | |||
Air Conditioned Residence Halls:
California, Cortner, East, Founders, Grossmont, Haven, Holt, Melrose, Merriam, North, Williams
Non-Air Conditioned Residence Halls:
Anderson, Bekins, Fairmont
Apartments and Organizational Houses:
| Room Type | Annual Rate |
| Brockton Apartment-Single | $14,338 |
| Grove Apartment-Double | $13,142 |
| Grove Apartment-Single | $15,528 |
| Organizational Houses | $11,376 |
Graduate GIS-Monthly Rate
| Double-Large | $1,049 |
| Double-Small | $977 |
| Family-Large | $1,853 |
| Family-Small | $1,726 |
| Single-Large | $1,452 |
| Single-Small | $1,383 |
May Term Housing
| Room Type | Term Rate | ||
| Selected Halls/Rooms | $400 | ||
Room and Board Contract Cancellation
The Room and Board Contract Cancellation Fee Schedule aims to recoup a portion of the University’s housing expenses when a student terminates their room contract. It is also intended to encourage students to notify the University promptly of their decision not to return, allowing accommodation arrangements for other students. All cancellation fees are determined by the date the Cancellation Form is submitted to the Office of Residential Life, rather than the student's last occupancy date.
Late cancellation fee for room and board contract: $500
Admissions Deposit, non-refundable: $350
Every Arts and Sciences student accepted to the University of Redland must submit a non-refundable deposit of $350. This deposit will be credited towards the student's first semester tuition expenses.
Application for Admission
All applicants seeking admission to the University of Redland must submit a completed Application for Admission, obtainable from the Office of Admissions. The application must include the appropriate application fee and official transcripts covering all academic coursework.
Application Fees:
- Graduate Application Fee: $60
- Undergraduate Application Fee: $40
To facilitate prompt evaluation of your application, please ensure all required documents are submitted as early as possible. The University of Redland does not have a fixed admissions deadline, but applicants are encouraged to submit their applications and required documentation by February 1 for consideration for admission and scholarships in the fall semester, and by October 1 for consideration in the spring semester. Applications received after these dates will be reviewed on a space-available basis.
International Application Fee: $100
Applicants who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents are required to include a $100 international application fee with their Application for Admission. This fee is non-refundable and does not offset tuition charges.
Official Transcripts
An official transcript is defined as one that is received by the University of Redland in a sealed envelope directly from the issuing institution. The transcript must feature the official raised seal of the institution and the signature of the Registrar or other relevant authorities. If your transcripts are issued in a language other than English, you must provide both the original transcript and a certified English translation.
Credit Evaluation Fee
There is a $40 fee for each course submitted for transfer credit evaluation. This fee is separate from any other application or transcript fees.
Tuition and Fees
The university retains the authority to modify its tuition and fees without prior notification. However, endeavors will be made to limit increases whenever possible. All payments must be made in U.S. currency. Students who fail to settle their tuition and fees in full by the specified deadline will have a hold placed on their account, preventing future registration and the release of transcripts and diplomas. Additionally, an interest charge of 1.5% per month (equivalent to 18% annually) will be applied to any outstanding balance.
Associated Students Fees
Collected by the University to support ASUR and its sponsorship of various activities:
- Regular student, annually: $350
- Part-time student, per semester: $175
Health Services Fee
This fee covers the cost of basic medical services offered by the Student Health Center. It also includes access to counseling services and health education programs.
Regular student, annually: $450
Part-time student, per semester: $225
The Technology Fee supports the maintenance and advancement of the University’s computer network, email system, instructional technology resources, and related services. It is mandatory for all students.
Regular student, per year: $600
For any period in which a part-time student was not physically occupying their room due to University suspension, a charge of $300 for dormitory or room fees will apply.
Degree Verification Fee
Per Occurrence: $10
OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL
An official withdrawal for all students occurs upon receipt of written notification by the Registrar’s Office. Undergraduate students may officially withdraw and receive a grade of "W" for each course up to the 60% point of each semester; beyond this point, a grade of "F" is assigned for each course. Graduate students may officially withdraw and receive a grade of "W" for each course up to the 50% point of each semester; after this point, a grade of "F" is assigned for each course. The Registrar’s Office determines the official withdrawal date based on the notification received from the student.
Students who depart from the University without completing the official withdrawal process will be assigned failing grades ("F") for all courses, irrespective of their academic status at the time of departure.
Students who complete the official withdrawal process may qualify for a refund of tuition and other fees, as detailed in the "Refunds" section below. Conversely, students who do not officially withdraw will not be eligible for any refund.
Students who depart from the University without completing the official withdrawal process will be assigned failing grades ("F") for all courses, irrespective of their academic status at the time of departure.
Students who complete the official withdrawal process may qualify for a refund of tuition and other fees, as detailed in the "Refunds" section below. Conversely, students who do not officially withdraw will not be eligible for any refund.
Unauthorized Withdrawal
Students who depart from the University without completing the official withdrawal process or notifying their instructors, including those who are expelled or suspended, will receive failing grades ("F") for all courses. These grades will be recorded permanently on the student’s transcript. Additionally, such students will forfeit any entitlement to a refund of tuition and other charges, as outlined in the “Refunds” section below.
REINSTATE AFTER WITHDRAWAL
Students who intend to return to the University following an official withdrawal must submit a new application for admission and fulfill all current admission criteria. Additionally, a $40 reactivation fee must be paid. Upon readmission, they will be subject to the current tuition and fees. Depending on their circumstances, they may need to complete additional coursework to compensate for any missed academic requirements during their absence from the University.
TRANSCRIPT FEE
A student’s academic record transcript is issued exclusively upon written request from the student. The first two transcripts are provided at no cost; each additional transcript incurs a fee of $5. Transcripts will not be issued to students with outstanding financial obligations to the University.
Refunds
Students who complete the official withdrawal process from the University may qualify for a refund of tuition and other charges, as outlined below. Refunds are disbursed according to the schedule provided and are contingent upon the date the Registrar’s Office receives written notification. Written notification may take the form of a withdrawal form, letter, or email; phone notifications are not accepted.
For students withdrawing before the first day of class:
- 100% refund of tuition and mandatory fees
- 80% refund of room and board charges
For students withdrawing on or after the first day of class:
- No refund of tuition or mandatory fees
- 80% refund of room and board charges
Students who are expelled or suspended from the University are not eligible for any refund.
All other charges, such as course fees, are non-refundable.
Please be aware that refunds may be subject to federal, state, and institutional regulations and policies. For further details, please contact the Student Financial Services Office.
GRADE FORGIVENESS POLICY FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Policy Statement
Undergraduate students at Stony Brook University have the option to petition for grade forgiveness for up to 16 credit hours of coursework, subject to specific eligibility criteria. This policy applies to courses completed at Stony Brook University as well as courses taken at other institutions and transferred to Stony Brook.
Grade Forgiveness allows students to petition for the exclusion of grades from up to 16 credit hours of coursework from their grade point average (GPA) calculation. Each student may utilize this option a maximum of two times during their undergraduate tenure at Stony Brook University.
Grade Forgiveness does not eliminate the original grades and courses from the student’s academic record; its purpose is solely to recalculate the GPA. The original letter grades and courses will remain on the transcript, accompanied by a notation indicating that "Grade Forgiveness" has been applied. If a course is repeated, both the original grade and the repeated grade will be displayed on the transcript, with a notation indicating that "Grade Forgiveness" has been applied to the original grade.
Courses taken on a Pass/No Credit basis are ineligible for Grade Forgiveness. Additionally, courses completed at other institutions and subsequently transferred to Stony Brook University cannot be forgiven under this policy.
Grade Forgiveness allows students to petition for the exclusion of grades from up to 16 credit hours of coursework from their grade point average (GPA) calculation. Each student may utilize this option a maximum of two times during their undergraduate tenure at Stony Brook University.
Grade Forgiveness does not eliminate the original grades and courses from the student’s academic record; its purpose is solely to recalculate the GPA. The original letter grades and courses will remain on the transcript, accompanied by a notation indicating that "Grade Forgiveness" has been applied. If a course is repeated, both the original grade and the repeated grade will be displayed on the transcript, with a notation indicating that "Grade Forgiveness" has been applied to the original grade.
Courses taken on a Pass/No Credit basis are ineligible for Grade Forgiveness. Additionally, courses completed at other institutions and subsequently transferred to Stony Brook University cannot be forgiven under this policy.
To qualify for Grade Forgiveness, a student must:
- Have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at Stony Brook since admission as a degree candidate; and
- Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher; and
- Obtain approval from an academic advisor and the department chairperson of the department where the course(s) was taken.
Returning Students
Students who have taken one or more semesters off from the University (excluding summer sessions) and intend to return must submit a Petition for Reinstatement to the Registrar’s Office. Approval from the student’s academic advisor and the department chairperson is required before the student can proceed with registration.
Temporary Absence
Students desiring to take a break from their studies at the University for one or more semesters (excluding summer sessions) must submit a Leave of Absence form to the Registrar’s Office. This leave is approved for a defined duration and does not automatically renew. If a student wishes to extend their leave of absence, they must submit a new Leave of Absence form for consideration.
During a leave of absence, a student is not regarded as enrolled at the University and thus does not have access to any enrollment privileges or benefits (e.g., facility use, service access, etc.). Furthermore, a student on leave is ineligible to enroll in courses at Stony Brook or any other institution.
During a leave of absence, a student is not regarded as enrolled at the University and thus does not have access to any enrollment privileges or benefits (e.g., facility use, service access, etc.). Furthermore, a student on leave is ineligible to enroll in courses at Stony Brook or any other institution.
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