2009-2010 KCUMB College Catalog - Kansas City University of ...

applications for amounts sufficient to cover tuition and fees are on file in the Financial
Aid Office. Tuition includes parking, library privileges and laboratory supplies, but not
instruments, equipment, computers, texts, lab manuals or health insurance. Tuition is
subject to change annually.
Books and Instruments
The approximate cost for required Biomedical Sciences textbooks is: $1,500.
The approximate cost for required Bioethics textbooks is: $550.
The estimated additional cost for a computer with accessories is $1,500 for a desktop
P.C. or $2,500 for a laptop.
Miscellaneous Fees
Late Registration Fee ....................………………………………….......... $100
Transcript .....................................…………………………………......... $5
Student Identification Badge Replacement Fee ....…………………….…. $5
General KCUMB Tuition and Fees Refund Policy
All Programs, Except Dual Degree and Professional Enhancement
No course will be credited toward promotion, graduation or subsequent credit if a
student has not paid the required tuition and fees, including any additional tuition
incurred by repeating any portion of the regular program.
The trustees of the University reserve the right to change the schedule of tuition and
fees, without advance notice, and to make such changes applicable to present as well as
future students of the University, and to establish additional fees or charges for special
services whenever, in their opinion, such action is deemed advisable.
No part of the tuition fee shall be refunded to students who withdraw for any reason
after the tenth week from the first day of the academic schedule.
A request for a tuition fee refund requires written notification to the Business Office,
and must be received before the close of business during the week in which the refund is
requested. The request for a tuition fee refund requires prior written notification of
withdrawal from the University. Students who voluntarily withdraw from the University
may be entitled to a refund. However, students who are dismissed or suspended from the
University are not entitled to tuition refunds.
The tuition refund and/or tuition discount, whichever is applicable, shall be prorated
as follows: 75 percent during the first week; 50 percent during the second week; and 25
percent during the third week through the tenth week. The check will be mailed to the
student from the Business Office approximately two weeks from the date of receipt of the
written request and notification of withdrawal from the University.
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