2007-08 - Pitzer College

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ADMISSION TO PITZER
For New Students:
TYPE OF FEE
1. New Student Deposit
AMOUNT DUE DATE
for Fall (held until Graduation) $300 May 1
2. Fall Semester Comprehensive Fees
3. New Student Deposit
$23,062 August 15
for Spring (held until Graduation) $300 December 15
4. Spring Semester Comprehensive Fees
For Returning Students:
$23,062 January 16
TYPE OF FEE AMOUNT DUE DATE
1. Fall Semester Comprehensive Fees $23,062 August 15
2. Spring Semester Comprehensive Fees $23,062 January 16
Miscellaneous fees include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Housing:
Single Room Fee (in addition
to double room charge)
2. Registration:
$447 per semester
Part-Time Tuition Fee (fewer than 3 courses) $4,088 per course
Summer Independent Study $4,088 per course
Auditing Fee (except for alumni and
students regularly enrolled in
The Claremont Colleges)
$165 per course
Course Overload (over 5 per semester) $220 per course
Late Registration $10 per day
Failure to Pre-Register
3. Medical Insurance
$50
Under age 25 $963
Age 25 and over
(Medical Insurance is mandatory. If no proof
$1305
of medical insurance is provided. Pitzer College
Medical Coverage is charged. Non-refundable)
4. Parking Fees
Off-Campus fee per semester $15
On-Campus fee per semester
5. Transcript:
$30
3-5 day (regular) Transcript Processing:
One-day Transcript Processing
No Fee
a) Rush $10 per transcript
b) Federal Express/Express Mail*
*additional fee per request transcript service
$5
6. Miscellaneous:
Study Abroad Application Fee $25
Petitions for late addition of course(s) $25 per petition
Petitions for late drop of course(s) $25 per petition
Petitions for late withdraw of course(s) $25 per petition
Petitions for late Pass/Non-credit course(s) $25 per petition
Petitions for late independent study course(s) $25 per petition
Course Fees: See course descriptions
(Nonrefundable after last day to add courses: Fall—Sept. 17, 2007/Spring—Feb. 4, 2008)
7. Student Accounts: Late Payment of Bill $50 per month
Personal Expenses
Personal expenses will vary from student to student. The typical range is from $1,350 to
$2,000 per year and covers the following:
1. Books and supplies $550 - 900
2. Incidental personal expenses $800 - 1,100
Note: Travel expenses & medical insurance are not included. Premium for the Students’
Accident & Sickness Medical Expense Insurance is $963 if the student is not otherwise insured.
College Bills
All College bills are due each semester in advance and must be paid by August 15, 2007
for the Fall semester and January 15, 2008 for the Spring semester. Bills not paid by these
dates are delinquent. We accept check, cash, or money order for full payment of the
student account. Students wishing to pay by installments may do so by arranging a
college approved payment plan.
Note: The College approved payment plan must be set up prior to July 1 (for Fall
semester) and December 15 (for Spring semester).
It is the financial responsibility of students to pay the tuition, fees, and, as appropriate, room
and board, once the College has begun rendering services in the form of classroom instruction.
Delinquent Accounts
No student whose account is not current will be permitted to enroll or receive transcripts.
Seniors must settle all college bills by April 30 in order to receive their diplomas with
their class at commencement.
If an account with a college approved payment plan is terminated because of delinquency,
that balance of the account becomes due and payable immediately to the College.
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No former student with a delinquent account will be issued an academic transcript. A
cashier’s check, money order or cash is required to pay a delinquent account for a student
no longer enrolled at Pitzer College for the transcript to be released.
A student’s account is due in full within thirty (30) days after leaving the College. If the
account is not paid or arrangements made to pay, the account will be referred to a
collection agency. If the College assigns an overdue account for collection, the college
retains the right to withhold the transcript until payment is made on the full amount due,