1. When is tuition due?
Payment for Fall tuition is due by July 15th, and Spring tuition is due by December 15th. Summer term tuition is due May 1st for all Summer terms.
2. What are the costs to attend?
3. What are my tuition payment options?
- Payment can be paid in full: check, wire transfer, cash, or credit card PAY ONLINE or
- Enrolling in our semester-based payment plan (available to domestic students only)
4. What types of credit cards do you accept?
We accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover cards. Credit card payments can be accepted over the phone or through the student portal at https://estudents.marymountpv.edu/login.asp .
5. What happens if I am late in paying my tuition?
Failure to pay the student account balance will result in one or more of the following:
- Pre-registered classes will be subject to cancellation
- A tuition hold will be placed on the account, preventing transcripts from being issued
- Grade information will be restricted
- Late fees will be assessed
- Meal plans and computer use and Wi-Fi service will be restricted
- Future class registration will be restricted
- Housing privileges could be withheld
6. What is the Campus Services Fee?
This fee is required of all students and is used to support undergraduate programs offered by Student Life in support of student organizations, student programming board events and activities, and student staffing in the Student Center. In addition, this fee supports student-led sustainability projects, which are provided by the College. This fee also includes access to the campus Student Health Center. The Health Center is staffed by a full-time Registered Nurse who is a certified college health professional and by a part-time physician. The services provided at the health center are described in more detail on our website at http://www.marymountpv.edu/health-center . This fee is charged every semester and is non-refundable.
7. What is the Technology Fee?
The Technology Fee allows for the College's continual maintenance and advancement in technology to meet students' needs. This includes support for wireless, internet, online resources, labs and computer services.
8. What is the difference between the Orientation Fee and the Special/Re-Admit Fee?
The Orientation fee is required of all new students. Costs cover orientation staff as well as student participation in all Orientation programs, activities and meals, and Week of Welcome events and meals. This fee covers the costs of orientation materials and one meal for parents and family members during orientation.
The Special/Re-Admit fee is charged to students who have been previously enrolled (Re-Admits*) and Special Admit** students. These students are not required to pay the Orientation Fee, but are required to pay a $100 Special/Re-Admit fee, which covers the costs of materials, programs, and activities available to all students during Orientation. Special/Re-Admit students who will participate in all Orientation activities must pay the full $275 Orientation Fee. All fees are non-refundable.
*Re-Admit: Students who have not enrolled at Marymount College for at least one semester and apply to be re-admitted to the College.
**Special Admit: Students who are accepted and enrolled under special circumstances as determined by the Office of Admission.
Refund policy: Orientation and Special/Re-Admit Fees are non-refundable. If a student is not able to participate in any Orientation programs or events due to extenuating circumstances, the student must appeal fees in writing before the semester add/drop date (listed in the academic calendar). Refunds requested after the add/drop date will not be considered. Appeals should be directed to the Vice President of Finance & Administration.
9. Do I need to purchase the College's health insurance?
All international students are required to purchase the Student Accident and Health Insurance Program designed for Marymount College. This policy assures that the international student's medical coverage is in compliance with the new mandates of the United States Information Agency and the National Association of Foreign Student Affairs. The fee for international students is included on the student's billing statement. International students are automatically enrolled at the start of the school year. Domestic students who want to purchase the insurance plan may do so by enrolling online at http://www.summitamerica-ins.com/ . The fee for insurance is not part of domestic students' account and must be purchased directly through Summit America Insurance Services.
10. The financial aid itemized on my statement is not what I thought it would be. Whom do I contact?
Contact the Office of Financial Aid at (310) 377-5501 ext. 7217
11. There are holds listed on my statement. What are those and how can they be removed?
Holds are placed on a student’s account when information or payment is needed. Each department assigns and removes the holds. Please contact the department directly, depending on the hold.
- Library Holds – ext. 7260
- Tuition and/or Registration Holds – Business Services, ext. 7335
- Parking Tickets – Campus Safety, ext. 7300
- Judicial – Residential Life/Judicial Affairs, ext. 7343
12. There is a credit balance on my account, what are my options?
The credit balance can be used to purchase books or meal cards or it can remain on your account to be used for a future term. Additionally, the balance can be refunded by contacting our office to request a refund form and submitting your request in writing.
13. Can I add extra money to my student’s account to purchase books at the Campus bookstore or toward meal cards for the cafe?
Yes. Just call our office and provide us with your credit card information and we can add money to the account. Additionally, if there is already a credit balance on the account, that can be used toward books or meal cards. For more convenience, you may register your meal card online at https://marymountpv.campuscardcenter.com . This will allow you to check your balance, see your purchases, and add additional money toward your card. For more information, please contact Bon Appetit Cafe or visit http://www.marymountpv.edu/marymount-cafe.
For more information regarding student accounts email StudentAccounts@marymountpv.edu .
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