2010 Catalog cover - The Athenaeum Of Ohio

Monday through Thursday from 8:30 until 10:30
p.m., and other evenings for special occasions and
requests.
Expenses
The charges for non-resident students and
participants for the 2010-2011 academic year are
as follows:
$315.00 Per Credit Hour
150.00 Per Audit Hour for all courses
75.00 Per Audit Hour for Athenaeum
alumni and Senior Citizens
385.00 Per Course for Certificate
Option courses
30.00 Registration and Records Fee
(new students)
70.00 Graduation Fee
150.00 Assessment Fee (LPMP)
140.00 Mentor Fee per Quarter
135.00 Project Fee
The charges for the 2011-2012 school year will be
determined in May 2011.
Tuition Policies:
1) Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration.
Only registrations that are accompanied
by full payment will be accepted.
2) A $30.00 late registration fee will be charged
for registrations received later than ten days
before the beginning of the quarter.
3) Any student/participant who owes money
from a prior year or quarter will not be
allowed to register until that balance has
been paid.
4) Until full payment is made, no grades, or
transcripts, will be issued.
5) No person will be entitled to graduate until all
balances are paid in full.
6) There is a $20.00 charge for a returned
check.
7) At the end of each fiscal year (June 30) there
will be a $25.00 surcharge added to all
accounts with an unpaid balance.
Refund Policy:
The following schedule of refunds of tuition, room
and board payments applies to students who
withdraw: during the first week of the quarter -
100%; after the first week of the quarter - 90%;
after the second week of the quarter - 70%; after
the third week of the quarter - 50%; after the fourth
week of the quarter - 30%; after the fifth week of
the quarter - 10%; after the sixth week of the
quarter - none.
Financial Aid:
The Athenaeum administers its own Institutional
Financial Aid. To be eligible a student must be
enrolled in a degree or certificate program.
Financial aid applications are accepted only once a
year in June or July, and awards are made in
early August. Award amounts are based on
financial need and the amount budgeted for a
given academic year.
The Athenaeum is a Title IV eligible institution.
(Title IV refers to federal student financial assistance
programs authorized by the Higher
Education Act of 1965 as amended.) However, the
Athenaeum has chosen not to participate in the Title
IV programs (i.e., Federal Stafford Loans).
Other types of financial aid are available to
Athenaeum students, including alternative loans,
ministry grants and parish scholarships. Students
are encouraged to discuss their financial aid needs
with the appropriate person in their home parish.
Students who serve as parish catechists may call
the archdiocesan Office of Evangelization and
Catechesis (513-421-3131) for information about
continuing education grants for catechists.
More detailed information about financial aid can be
obtained from the Office of the Registrar.
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