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Undergraduate
Tuition and Fees
Graduate Tuition
and Fees
Bills for all registrations will be processed within the first week of
each session. Payment is due 10 days from date of billing. Failure to pay in
that time frame will result in assessment of a late payment fee of $30.
Non-payment will NOT cancel registration.
If you decide not to attend,
you MUST drop courses (including waitlisted courses) by the end of registration
for the session the course is offered:
Registration
Dates:
Full payment is expected for all courses in which you are registered.
Do not send partial payments. MasterCard and Visa are accepted to accommodate
full tuition payment.
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If you officially drop courses by the end of registration for the
session, or process a course withdrawal, leave of absence or withdrawal from
the college through the Registrar's Office, you may be entitled to a refund or
tuition liability decrease. Refunds and liability are determined according to
the following table. Official date of withdrawal is determined by the date the
withdrawal form is received and stamped by the Registrar's Office or the date
you process a drop. If you want a tuition refund, you must sign the
registration or withdrawal form.
A late registration fee of $30 will be charged for first-time summer
registration after June 20, 2008. A late payment fee will be assessed to any
payment covering any registration from the April registration or drop/add
received after the due date. These fees will not be waived or deferred.
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A $20 fee will be assessed for any check that is returned because of
insufficient funds. The fee will also be assessed for any rejected credit card
transaction. The $30 late payment fee will be charged when appropriate.
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Visit the Financial Aid Office in
Moot Hall or call (716) 878-4902 for more information. A student must have on
file a processed 2007-2008 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
prior to the start of the summer sessions to receive federal financial aid for
the summer. August or December graduates must have the 2007-2008 FAFSA on file
in order to receive aid for the summer. Students must also submit a separate
Buffalo State Summer Aid Application, available from the Financial Aid Office
or via www.buffalostate.edu/financialaid/x487.xml.
beginning in late March. All applications must be submitted to the Financial
Aid Office prior to the end of session C to receive summer aid.
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Federal Stafford Loans
Federal Stafford Loans are
available for summer study under the following terms and conditions:
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
TAP awards
cannot be used as a deferment for summer sessions. TAP awards for summer are
reimbursed at a later date for all qualified applicants. To be eligible to
receive TAP in the summer a student is now required to have completed 24
credits in the previous two semesters.
Federal Pell
Grant
Pell grants are available in the summer for those
undergraduate students who qualify and have not exhausted their annual
eligibility (two full-time semesters or its equivalent). August or December
graduates may be eligible to receive a Federal Pell by submitting the 2007-2008
FAFSA. However, if they do not graduate as planned then they may have reduced
or no eligibility for the spring 2008 semester. Pell recipients must be
matriculated and can receive grants even for less than half-time study. Pell
funds can be used as a deferment against tuition and fees but disbursement of
funds begins in the latter part of August.
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Federal Workstudy
Due to funding cuts the
workstudy program is not being run during the summer 2008. Students interested
in securing summer employment should consult with the
Career Development Center
in GC 306.
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Present supervision teacher waiver certificates along with payment of
fees by the deadline. If the certificate is transferred, be sure all
information on the back of the certificate is completed and signed by the
district administrator. Transferred waivers will not be accepted after the
second week of classes. Altered waivers are not acceptable. Waivers cover
tuition only and are honored at the New York resident rate. Waivers will be
honored only at the maximum rate of $250 for a three-credit hour waiver. The
college is not responsible for waivers lost in the mail.
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The charge for summer school parking is ten dollars ($10). To receive
a summer permit, take your completed
student parking
registration form (PDF, 9.25KB) and payment to the Student Accounts Office,
Moot Hall 260. There is NO REFUND for any summer parking permits after
Wednesday, June 4.
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Due to the unique funding arrangements mandated by the State of New
York, the availability of summer session courses is dependent upon a minimum
number of paid registrations. If a course must be canceled due to insufficient
enrollment, affected students will be notified by mail. They will be given an
opportunity to register for another section of the course or a similar
course.
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Please contact Student Accounts at (716) 878-4121.
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