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Direct Costs:
Direct educational costs include tuition, room and board, and a
student government (SGA) fee. For the 2008-09 academic year, typical
direct costs are as follows:
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Direct
Costs for 2008-2009 Academic Year |
| Flat-rate tuition (12-18 units per semester) |
$36,650 / year |
| Room & Board (double occupancy hall
room, meal plan) |
$ 10,480 / year |
| SGA Fee (student government activity fund) |
$ 120 / year |
| TOTAL |
$47,250 / year * |
*An additional charge of approximately
$1,100.00 for health insurance may be incurred if a student is not
already covered by family or group health coverage. Additional
miscellaneous charges/fees may be added to the student account as
they are incurred by a student, for example - telephone charges,
registration adjustment fees, private voice/music
instruction, parking tickets, etc.Important Note:
The budgets listed above are the normal charges incurred by most
students. However, individual charges may vary based on the students
choice of housing arrangement, meal plan, and total number of units
enrolled. Listed below are the costs for each individual item.
Please see the
Housing web site for
additional information.
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2008-2009 |
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| Units |
Tuition Cost |
| 1 - 11 |
$1,135 per unit per semester. |
| 12 - 18 |
$18,325 flat-rate per semester. |
| 19+ |
$18,325 flat-rate, plus
$1,135 per unit over 18
units per semester. |
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| Room and Board
per Semester |
Cost |
Residence Hall (double occupancy)
With basic point meal plan
| $5,240 |
Indirect Costs:
In addition to the University's direct costs, each student will
incur indirect costs while attending the University. Listed below are
the estimated costs for the academic year.
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Estimated Indirect
Costs** for 2008-2009 Academic Year |
| Books and Supplies |
$1,000 |
| Transportation |
$600 |
| Personal Expenses |
$900 |
| Total |
$2,500 |
**Indirect costs include books, supplies, transportation
and personal
expenses. These items will not be charged directly to
the student account. Although individual expenses for indirect costs
vary per student, the financial assistance budget includes the
following amounts in determining the financial assistance award.
Calculate your estimated cost:
It is important that you clearly understand how your financial
assistance will be credited to your student account so that you can
accurately budget the amount you will need to cover your account
balance as well as pay your indirect costs such as your books.
Confirmed grant
and scholarship funds will credit to your account in the amount
listed on your Financial Assistance Notification. Most loans have guarantee fees
which will be deducted prior to disbursement of the loan. This means
that the loan proceeds that are credited to your student account may
be less than the amount listed on your notification. Federal
Work Study and the Pepperdine Work Program should also be a
consideration. The amount for the work offer cannot be used up front
for payment on your student account and will not be subtracted from
your account balance as a financial assistance resource. The student
will receive earnings after being employed. The student is paid bi-weekly
until the total amount is earned.
Payment Plans:
For information regarding plans for making payments towards
remaining account balances after financial assistance is credited to
the student account, please refer to the 2008-2009 Seaver College
academic catalog. Options for payments are outlined under the
"Payment Policies" section. Please contact the Student Accounts
Office at (310) 506-7999 regarding questions about student charges
and account balances.
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