Chapman eBill is Chapman University's official method for sending student account statements and Chapman ePay is the official online payment site and can be accessed through the Chapman website at http://www.chapman.edu/SBS/payOpt/ePay.asp. You may also register your parents/guardians to receive eBill at this site. All costs listed in this section are subject to change without notice.
(per credit, unless otherwise noted) |
|
Master of Business Administration |
$1,300 |
MBA/MS in Food Science |
1,100 |
Computational Science |
1,225 |
Computational Science, Ph.D. |
1,225 |
Economic Systems Design |
1,300 |
Education MA, School Counseling |
700 |
Education MA, MAT & Credential |
700 |
Education MS Communication Sciences and Disorders |
750 |
Education EdS, School Psychology |
700 |
Education Ph.D. |
1,095 |
English |
750 |
Food Science |
800 |
Food Science/MBA |
1,100 |
Film Studies |
1,040 |
Hazards, Global and Environmental Change |
1,225 |
Health and Strategic Communication |
860 |
International Studies |
1,100 |
Marriage and Family Therapy |
900 |
Student Teaching |
700 |
Master of Fine Arts in Film Production (per year) |
32,100 |
MFA in Film Production lab fee (charged 1st & 2nd year) |
1,700 |
Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television Producing (per year) |
34,050 |
MFA in Film and Television Producing lab fee (charged 1st & 2nd year) |
750 |
Master of Fine Arts in Production Design (two-year program) |
34,050 |
MFA in Production Design lab fee (charged both years) |
750 |
Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting (per year) |
34,050 |
MFA in Screenwriting lab fee (charged 1st & 2nd year) |
750 |
Joint MBA/MFA in Film and Television Producing (per year) |
41,050 |
Joint MBA/MFA lab fee (charged 2nd & 3rd year only) |
750 |
Joint MFA in Film and Television Producing/MBA (per year) |
41,050 |
Joint MFA/MBA lab fee (charged 2nd & 3rd year only) |
750 |
Joint JD/MFA in Film and Television Producing (per year) |
39,720 |
Joint JD/MFA lab fee (only in semester enrolled in MFA) |
750 |
Executive MBA (two-year program cost) |
87,220 |
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) per year |
33,408 |
Sickness Plan 1 |
1,336 |
Health Services Fee |
244 |
Parking |
300 |
Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) per credit |
425 |
Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) alumni per credit |
400 |
Master of Business Administration |
$1,250 |
Economic Systems Design |
1,250 |
MBA/Food Science |
1,045 |
Computational Science |
1,180 |
English |
725 |
Education MA, MAT and Credential |
650 |
Education Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders |
710 |
Education Ph.D. |
1,055 |
Film and Television Production |
1,000 |
Film and Television Production–Film Studies |
1,000 |
Food Science |
7750 |
Food Science/MBA |
1,045 |
Hazards, Global and Environmental Change |
1,180 |
Health and Strategic Communication |
825 |
International Studies |
1,065 |
Psychology |
825 |
Student Teaching |
650 |
Note: Some courses may have additional fees. Please see current class schedule.
Application fee (non-refundable) |
$65 |
Auditing - per credit (if space available) |
100 |
Comprehensive Examination fee |
55 |
Reapplication fee |
35 |
Continuous enrollment fee |
1 credit of program tuition |
Graduation fee |
40 |
Late filing fee |
40 |
Certificate fee |
15 |
Health Center fee (per year) |
244 |
Sickness plans (per year) (required of international students and physical therapy students) |
1,336 |
Lab and material fees |
75 and up |
MA, Film Studies |
75 and up |
MFA, Film Production (per semester) |
850 |
MFA, Screenwriting (per semester) |
375 |
MFA, Producing (per semester) |
375 |
MBA Associated Student fee (per semester) |
25 |
Parking permit, full-time (per year) |
300 |
Parking permit, part-time (per year) |
150 |
Petition (filing charge per form) |
20 |
Teacher placement service (25 files, two years) |
50 |
Thesis binding fee |
|
Library and program copies |
N/C |
Personal copy |
15 |
Transcript |
10 |
Transcript (special handling) |
25 |
Payment for the fall semester is due no later than July 31 each year, or the day you register for classes, whichever is later. Payment for the spring semester is due no later than December 31 each year, or the day you register for classes, whichever is later. Late registration does not change the payment due dates.
Monthly billing statements are available online only through Chapman eBill.
For billing, payment and general information, please refer to the student resources business office link on the Chapman web site.
A student will not be given credit for course work completed, granted honorable withdrawal, provided a transcript of credit, be allowed to enroll in further classes, or be permitted to participate in the comprehensive exams and graduation ceremonies, with any unpaid balance owed to the university or a university sponsored agency.
Interest is charged at 7.50 percent per annum based on the average daily balance on all outstanding balances and is subject to change each June 1.
A tuition refund plan is available to students and parents to guarantee a refund of all monies paid to the university, in the event that the student suffers a serious illness or accident and must withdraw from the university before the semester is completed, but after the established withdrawal dates for tuition credit referenced in this section.* This elective plan provides coverage for tuition, fees, room and board charges. No exceptions are made to the tuition credit (withdrawal) policy for students/parents who elect not to purchase this coverage. For further information, please refer to the general information page on the student resources business office link on the Chapman web site.
*Coverage must be purchased prior to the first day of school.
Dropping below full-time or part-time status will affect any financial aid that has been awarded. Please contact the Financial Aid Office.
Specific procedures for adding or dropping a class must be followed as specified in Academic Policies and Procedures.
A petition to withdraw from the university or drop classes after tuition credit deadlines as outlined in Academic Policies and Procedures will in no way affect the student’s financial obligation to the university.
Specific procedures for withdrawal from classes must be followed as specified in Academic Policies and Procedures.
Please note that the dates to withdraw or drop classes for tuition credit differ from those to withdraw or drop classes for academic purposes.
Whether any refund will result from the tuition credit received depends on the payments that have been made.
Failure to attend class or merely giving notice to an instructor will not be regarded as official notice of drop/add or withdrawal.
Tuition credit granted
Prior to the first session of classes |
100% |
Within the first week of classes |
90% |
Within the second week of classes |
70% |
Within the third week of classes |
50% |
Within the fourth week of classes |
10% |
After the fourth week of classes |
none |
Students who receive federal financial aid are subject to a prorated refund policy.
Chapman University offers opportunities to graduate students to apply for financial aid through Chapman University and the federal government.
Students who wish to apply for a Chapman University Graduate Fellowship are urged to contact the Office of Admission or the school into which they have been admitted to learn if a separate application form is needed.
To apply for federal financial aid (loans) students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
When completing the FAFSA, please be sure to list “Chapman University, Orange, California” in Step Six of the form. The Title IV School Code for Chapman is 001164.
The priority filing date for FAFSA is March 2 of each year for the following academic year. For instance, preference will be given to students who apply by March 2, 2012, for the 2012-2013 academic year, by March 2, 2013, for the 2013-2014 academic year, and so forth. Funds will be awarded to students who apply after the March 2 priority deadline; however, funds may be exhausted in some programs. Applications will be accepted until June 30 of each academic year, (for instance June 30, 2013, for the 2012-2013 academic year, June 30, 2014, for the 2013-2014 academic year.
Please contact the financial aid office with questions: (714) 997-6741. A toll-free telephone number also is available: (888) CU-APPLY. In addition to calling the Financial Aid Office, the federal government can be contacted for information about completing the FAFSA: (800) 4 FED AID.
Graduate fellowships are funded by Chapman University and are awarded by each school to entering students. The application procedures, eligibility requirements, recipients, and size of the awards are determined by the school to which the student has been admitted. Inquiries about the program may be addressed to the office of the dean of the appropriate school.
Chapman University participates in the Federal Direct and Federal Perkins loan programs. In addition, there are many private loans available to graduate students.
(See Career Development Center.)