Undergraduate Bulletin - Loyola Marymount University

Orientation Fee (non-refundable mandatory for entering
freshmen and transfers)
Fall entry ..................................................... $210
Spring entry ................................................. $105
Registration Fee, per semester (mandatory)
assessed each term to all students .................... $55
Sickness Insurance (mandatory for 7 or more semester
hours, unless proof of coverage provided) ......... $630
Student Activity Fee
(mandatory for full-time undergraduates)
per academic year (full-time) .......................... $146
per semester hour (part-time) ............................. $5
Student Recreation Facility Fee (mandatory for all full-time
undergraduate students, voluntary for all part-time and
graduate students)
per academic year ......................................... $130
per semester .................................................. $65
guests of students ................................. $5 per visit
Media Fee
(mandatory for full-time undergraduates) .................. $55
Miscellaneous Fees—Generally all miscellaneous fees are
non-refundable unless stated otherwise and due when
charged to your Student Account.
Collection Cost ................ $95 minimum to a maximum of
40% of the outstanding balance
Credit Card/Debit Convenience Fee ($3 per $100 transaction
if applicable)
Credit by Examination ............................................. $50
Deferred Payment Fee
Standard Payment Plan Fee ............................. $95
Twelve/Ten Payment Plan Fee ......................... $115
Twelve/Ten Payment Plan ACH Auto-Check ........ $45
Semester and Co. Reimbursement Plan Fee ....... $95
Directed Teaching Fee, per semester hour:
Elementary ..................................................... $25
Secondary ...................................................... $25
Duplicate billing fee
(duplicate statements and/or expense letters) .............. $7
Equipment Insurance Fee .......................................... $5
Late Financial Clearance Fee ................................... $95
Late Payment Fee (monthly) .................................... $95
Replacement Charge for OneCards ........................... $15
Returned Check Charge .......................................... $25
TUITION AND FEES / 45
Rush Transcript ...................................................... $10
Teacher Placement Fee ........................................... $30
Certain courses may also require mandatory laboratory
fees. Check with departments.
Any unpaid fines or charges (such as parking, library,
delinquent telephone charges, property damage) or any
miscellaneous charges incurred by a student while in
attendance at the University will be charged to the student’s
account. Certain fees deemed optional are required to
obtain that good or service.
The tuition, fees, and other charges described above are
good faith projections for the academic year. They are,
however, subject to change from one academic term to
the next as deemed necessary by the University in order
to meet its financial commitments and to fulfill its role and
mission.
There are other fees and charges unique to certain programs
that are dependent upon a student’s matriculation at the
University. These fees or charges may be determined by
contacting the University offices that administer those
programs or activities in which the student intends to enroll
or engage.
Estimate of Charges
Since each student may elect various services with
associated charges, it is not possible to determine precisely
all student charges before registration. However, the
following schedule estimates the charges for one academic
year for a typical freshman undergraduate resident exclusive
of entertainment, transportation, sickness insurance, or
other personal costs:
Estimated
Tuition
Residence Hall Apartment
(12-18 semester
hours)
$29,198 $29,198
Mandatory Fees $841 $841
Room $6,854 $8,219
Meals $2,900 $1,000
Books, Supplies $1,000 $1,000
Total Estimate $40,993 $40,258
Estimate assumptions for illustration:
Assumes Lion Dollar Plan I or Lion Dollars S Plan for
apartments. Average apartment rate used for apartment
residents. Actual Financial Aid Budget may vary due to
individual economic circumstances.