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Tuition and Fees

The Board of Trustees has approved 2018-2019 tuition and fees. In setting next year’s fees, University leadership worked diligently to review all available data regarding the students we serve throughout the BenU community. As a result, tuition increases will help support these major initiatives: 

• Increasing the number of full-time faculty over the next five years. For it is within the faculty – the purveyors of University knowledge, truth and community spirit – that we build a strong foundation for student success.
   
• Increasing student scholarship funds. We want to ensure students who aspire to join the Benedictine community have the financial resources to be successful in their studies.
   
• Continuing improvement of technology and facilities at all sites. Significant improvements have been made in recent years, but there are still more to address as we strive to provide our students with improved service and capacities. 

Remaining competitive and sustainable in the constantly changing higher education environment requires the University to adjust our tuition and fees structure on an annual basis. Increased tuition and fees enable the University to reinvest in key areas so we may continue guiding minds and spirits to be successful not only as professionals, but also as positive contributors to society. 

While we anticipate that our 2018-2019 tuition rates will remain highly competitive in comparison to other Catholic universities in our primary service areas, we will continue to work to make tuition affordable to all Benedictine University students. 

All tuition and fees listed are subject to change and take effect June 1, 2018. For information regarding course related fees, please refer to the College that corresponds to the class.

2018-2019

Students are responsible for securing required textbooks and other educational resources prior to the start of each course.

All tuition and fees are due to Benedictine University at the start of each course. Benedictine University reserves the right to change tuition, fees, courses and sequencing of courses without notice. Please note that fees are nonrefundable. 

All tuition remission students and consortium students must pay applicable fees such as student service, graduation, certificate, course and lab fees. All fees are subject to change without further notice. 

Acceptable forms of payment include: cash, check, money order, American Express, MasterCard, Visa or Discover. 

Effective with the 2018-2019 academic year, payment plans will be available through MyBenU Self-Service.

Traditional undergraduate students may create budgets to manage their tuition costs per term or combine fall and spring semester out-of-pocket expenses in an annual payment plan (June-May). 

Adult accelerated undergraduate students, graduate students and Ed.D. students may create budgets to manage their tuition costs per session or per term. 

Ph.D. and D.B.A. students should follow the instructions on the option they have selected on the Financial Arrangements Form. 

Students utilizing tuition reimbursement must submit documentation of eligibility in your employer's tuition assistance program. Once documentation is verified, you will be able to enroll in a deferred payment plan.

Forms

• Authorization for Release of Confidential Information to Parent(s) Form
• Authorization for Release of Confidential Information to Third Party Form
• Title IV Authorization
• Refund Request Form
• Change of Student Information Form