Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College

Tuition Reimbursement
For a student who receives tuition reimbursement benefits through his/her workplace, 50% of the tuition and fees can be
deferred until the end of the term, with payment due four weeks after classes end. The remaining 50% must be paid by the
semester due dates, along with the deferred payment fee for the semester. Interest will not accrue on the unpaid balance.
Withdrawal Procedure
A student wanting to take a leave of absence or totally withdraw from all classes at Lake Erie College must notify the
Registrar’s Office, either verbally or in writing. The office is located in Room 114 College Hall.
Veterans Benefits
Lake Erie College is approved by the State Approving Agency for Veterans’ Training. Veterans who are eligible for educational
benefits should contact either the VETS Office or Office of Financial Aid at Lake Erie College. Veterans’ benefits
received (as determined by the information reported on the Free Application for Student Aid) will be considered a
resource in the determination of a student’s financial need in accordance with federal regulations governing the delivery
of Title IV Student Financial Assistance. Veterans receive the educational benefits from the Veteran Administration (VA)
and eligibility and amounts are determined by the VA.
Tuition and Fee Policy
Fees may be calculated by referring to the tuition and fee schedule listed on the website for each semester. Financial
refund schedules are published there as well. Be sure to reference this information when making decisions to add or
drop classes after the semester begins.
Due to federal regulations, all international students entering the United States on an F-1 Visa are required to prepay their
tuition for the entire year before registering for classes. International students are not eligible for time-payment plans.
Canadian students are required to pay each semester prior to registering for classes and are not eligible for time-payment
plans.
Students who do not meet financial obligations on a timely basis may be removed from their educational program.
Re-entry into the program will require payment of a re-matriculation fee equal to the current late registration fee in
addition to the regular tuition and fee charges assessed.
The College reserves the right to withdraw a student from his or her academic program, including academic programs
abroad, to withhold grades and transcripts, to deny entry to the residence halls and to deny participation in graduation
exercises if tuition and fees are not paid on a timely basis. The student may apply for re-admission to the program for
following semesters; re-admission will be dependent on proof of financial stability.
Late fees will be charged on all accounts 30 days past due. Charges that remain unpaid will be sent to a third party
collection service. At that time, the collection fees, interest charges and legal fees will be added to the balance on the
student’s account and these accounts will also be reported to the credit bureau.
TUITION AND FEE SCHEDULE 2013-2014 ACADEMIC YEAR
(PER SEMESTER AMOUNTS)
Rev. 4.05.13 Undergraduate Full-Time Undergraduate Part-Time
COMPREHENSIVE FEE
(12 - 18 credit hours)
HOURLY FEE
(11 credit hours or less)
$12,988 Semester
($25,976 annual)
N/A
$688 Credit Hour
Graduate
School Tuition
$499 cr hr
M.Ed.
$599 cr hr
M.B.A
GENERAL FEES
College Fees
$ 696 Semester
$51 Credit
$51 Credit Hour
($1,392 annual)
Hour
ROOM AND BOARD FEES
Double Occupancy Room $2,088 Semester
**includes local phone service, cable and
internet
Single Occupancy Room $3,477 Semester **includes local phone service, cable and internet
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