Art Degrees Online

Undergraduate Degree Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Does not include the cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Half Time Studio – degree students only, must enroll in 8.0 credit hours of studio plus a minimum of 4.0 credit hours of academic/art history.
Does not include cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 8,152.00
$ 16,304.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Academic Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

Art History – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

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Diploma Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Art History Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

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Fifth Year Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$ 5,665.00
$ 11,330.00

Post-Baccalaureate Students*

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Includes one art history per academic year.

$ 15,400.00

$ 30,800.00

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*Mandatory Fees – All Programs Above
Semester
Annual

Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled in 6 credits or more

Part Time Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled less than 6 credits

Comprehensive Fee includes general, material, technology, and student activity fees.

$ 540.00

$ 240.00
$1,080.00

$ 480.00

Orientation Fee (new students only)
Fifth Year Students do not pay the orientation fee.
$ 125.00

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Miscellaneous Tuition
Semester
Annual

Non Resident Independent Study
$ 7,133.00

Study Abroad Fee
$ 160.00

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Artist’s Residence
Semester
Annual

Single
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double Efficiency
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double
$ 5,860.00
$ 11,720.00

Technology Fee (mandatory)
$ 375 .00
$ 750.00

Housing Activity Fee (mandatory)

$ 25.00

Housing Refund Plan Fee (mandatory)
$ 137.00

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Other Fees
Semester
Annual

Health Insurance Fee

$ 1,755.00

Tuition Refund Plan
$ 341.00

Monthly Payment Fee (TMS)
$ 50.00
$ 65.00

Late Registration Fee
$ 125.00

Graduation Fee – all graduating students
$ 100.00

Returned Check Fee – per check
$ 25.00

Late Payment Fee

Adjudication Fee
$ 300.00

$150.00

Missed/Rescheduled Review Board Fee
$ 200.00

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MFA students in their first and second years and MAT students are billed by and pay tuition and fees at Tufts University. Click here for more information.
MFA Students
Annual

MFA students pay tuition for four semesters (two years). Students in year three wishing to extend access to the semi-private studio space are charged $1,500 per semester.

Students electing to take additional academic or studio courses for credit beyond the requisite courses of the program may do so with a 50 percent discount of the Tufts or Museum School day period rate. Auditors in studio are permitted on a space-available basis after day registration is complete.

$32,086

MAT Students

Annual

$TBD

1. Full-time
2009/10
Undergraduate degree £3,225
Foundation degree £2,220
Foundation Year (level zero) £2,220

New students in 2009/10 only Equivalent and Lower Qualification £5,000

Note: Variable fee scheme applies to years 1, 2 and 3Direct Entry Students
Students already in UK Higher education transferring to year 2 and 3 £3,225
Students from Mainland EU (outside UK) not already on a UK higher education course £3,225

Sandwich Year
Year out on placement £615.00

2. Part-time
20 Credit Modular Framework 2009/10
Degree / HNC 20 credit module £537.50 per 20 credit module
Degree /HNC 10 credit module £268.75 per 10 credit module
Foundation Degree 20 credit module £370.00 per 20 credit module
Foundation Degree 10 credit module £185.00 per 10 credit

New students in 2009/10 only and continuing students from 2008/09
Equivalent and lower qualification £5,000.00 (pro rata)

Charge per single credit is:Degree and HNC £26.87 per credit
Foundation degree £18.50 per credit

A fee calculated by credit is only applicable to part time students
If a full time student is retaking a module by “attendance” then fees are charged at a per module credit rate. Effectively, the student is taking a year out as a full time student and is technically a part time student.
Remission of fees – There will be no remission of fees for 2009/10. However, part time students who can demonstrate they are in receipt of certain Government benefits as determined by the University may be able to receive up to a maximum contribution towards their fees by application to the Student Funding Office as follows:
Part time Degree and HNC £268.75 per 20 credit module
£134.38 per 10 credit module
Part time Foundation Degree £185.00 per 20 credit module
£92.50 per 10 credit module

B. Old Fee Scheme 2009/10
Full-time Home/EU students £1,285.00
Part-time Home/EU students
10 credit module £128.50
15 credit module £192.75
20 credit module £257.00
30 credit (double) module £385.50
45 credit (triple) module £578.25
60 credit (quadruple) module £771.00
Sandwich Year/ Year on placement £615.00

Application fee

A non-refundable fee is required for each application submitted, made payable to CalArts. The fee schedule is as follows:

Applications meeting the Regular Deadline of January 5, 2009:

$70 for each domestic application / $85 for each international application

While the Janurary 5, 2009 deadline has passed, we are still accepting applications for Fall 2009.

Students applying online may submit their fee with a credit card or send a check or money order after submission. Those students applying with our downloadable application must submit a check or money order with their application. Applications received without payment will not be processed. Fee waiver requests must be submitted in writing, and should accompany the paper application, or be sent after applying online. CalArts will accept the standard College Board fee waiver, or a letter from a high school/transfer counselor who can verify family financial hardship. Fee waivers are generally not granted for MFA or International students.

Apply online

CalArts
Office of Admissions
24700 McBean Parkway
Valencia, CA
91355-2340

Tuition

Tuition at CalArts is established annually by the Board of Trustees and is subject to change each year. Tuition in 2009–2010 is $34,830 for full-time enrollment. It is anticipated that tuition will increase in successive years. New and prospective students will be notified when a change in the tuition rate occurs.

Tuition covers instruction, facilities, and some materials used within the regular programs. Students should be prepared to supply materials required for most projects. Tuition and fees (less any financial aid awarded) are due before or upon registration each semester. For new students, a nonrefundable admission deposit of $500, to be applied toward tuition, is due with the Statement of Intention to Register. Partial deferment of tuition, with interest charged on the amount deferred, is available by special arrangement. Inquiries about such deferment should be made at least 60 days in advance of registration, directly to the CalArts Controller’s Office. Upon registration, new students must make a deposit of $300 to cover loss or damage to CalArts property (keys, library books, equipment, etc.). It is refundable at the time of graduation or withdrawal.

Payment plan

CalArts offers payment options that can help you afford your education. Once accepted, you may enroll in one of the monthly payment plans offered by our partner, Tuition Management Systems. The payment option is available for a small enrollment fee and includes personal account service, automated account information 24 hours a day and access to your account through their website at www.afford.com/calarts. Please visit the Tuition Management website for more information on payment options.

Health insurance fee

$1,119 (payable with tuition)

Lab fees

May be assessed when necessary in certain courses, such as the Color Photo Lab, Mac Lab, and Critical Studies Lab

Tuition
Full–time:
$31,640 per year / $15,820 per semester
Part–time:
$1,319 per credit part-time
Housing

On-campus costs include utilities, local telephone service, and high speed Internet access; Meyerhoff House residents also have cable TV.
On-Campus Shared Room:
$6,760 per year / $3,380 per semester
On-Campus Single Occupancy Room:
$7,430 per year / $3,715 per semester
Off-Campus (estimated):
$5,850 per year
Meal Plans (Board) (per semester)
75 meals + 50 Dining Dollars:
$725
100 meals + 100 Dining Dollars:
$950
150 meals + 100 Dining Dollars:
$1,190
200 meals + 50 Dining Dollars:
$1,400
Books & Art Supplies (estimate)
New Students:
$1,400 per year
Personal and Transportation Expenses (estimate)
U.S. Students:
$1,300 per year
International Students:
$2,800 per year
Required Fees
Orientation Fee:
$130
One-time fee, supports programs offered at New Student Orientation
Student Activities Fee:
$230 per year / $115 per semester
Annual fee entitling you to participate in most student events on campus free of charge
Health Services Fee:
$380 per year / $190 per semester
Annual fee for use of College health services
Technology Fee:
$430 per year / $215 per semester
Accident Insurance:
$516 per year
Automatically billed each year unless you present proof of insurance, including the insurance company name, name of policy holder, and policy to the Office of Student Accounts no later than August 15
Optional Fees
Parking Fee, Non-Residents:
$90 per year
Parking Fee, Residents:
$150 per year
Athletic Center Fee:
$90 per semester
Entitles you to use the athletic programs and facilities of the UB Athletic Club, located adjacent to MICA’s campus—includes basketball, volleyball, racquetball, and other sports; Nautilus equipment; aerobics classes; use of lockers and showers
Deposits
Tuition Deposit:
$450
Indicates your intention to attend MICA and ensures your position in the class; applied to the first semester’s tuition upon registration; refunded if the Office of Admission is notified in writing before May 1 of your intention not to attend; nonrefundable after May 1; nonrefundable for spring entrance
One-Time Security Deposit:
$150
Refundable at the time of graduation or withdrawal from the College, if you are clear of debt to MICA
Housing Deposit:
$550
Payable with first-semester fees; includes a housing reservation fee of $400 applied to the housing cost and a damage deposit of $250 refundable when housing is vacated if all terms of the housing contract have been met

All students registering for credit course work must complete an application for admission and return it to the Customer Service Center in the Ohm Information Technology Center or to the main office at the Grahl, Fehsenfeld, or Eastern Academic Center. You may also apply online, or use the online selective admission form if you are applying for a selective admission program (Nursing, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiography, Medical Laboratory Technology, Dental Hygiene). Admission to the College does not ensure entry into a specific curriculum or course section. Call the Enrollment Services Office for application information at 269-965-4153 or e-mail adm@kellogg.edu . If you have attended other colleges and are transferring to KCC, you will need to have your official transcripts submitted to the KCC Registrar’s Office for evaluation and transfer of credits. Talk with an academic advisor or call the Registrar’s Office (269-965-4129) for more information on transferring credits to KCC.

2 New-Student Orientation
All first-time students pursuing a degree or certificate are required to attend an orientation session for new students. You may complete an online orientation or attend an in-person orientation session on the Battle Creek campus.

The online orientation is available at www.kellogg.edu/admissions/onlineorientation .

Register for an in-person orientation session at www.kellogg.edu/admissions/orientation.html or by calling 269-965-4953, or by e-mail at adm@kellogg.edu . Choose one of the following orientation session dates:
Wednesday, April 22 11:30 – 1:00 pm
Tuesday, April 28 9:00 – 10:30 am

Monday, May 4 5:30 – 7:00 pm
Thursday, May 7 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Thursday, May 21 3:00 – 4:30 pm
Friday, May 29 9:00 – 10:30 am

Monday, June 15 10:00 – 11:30 am
Thursday, June 25 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Thursday, July 16 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Tuesday, July 21 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Monday, July 27 9:00 – 10:30 am

Wednesday, August 12 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Tuesday, August 18 3:00 – 4:30 pm
Thursday, August 27 9:00 – 10:30 am
Monday, August 31 9:00 – 10:30 am

Thursday, November 19 9:00 – 10:30 am

Friday, December 4 9:00 – 10:30 am
Tuesday, December 8 4:00 – 5:30 pm
Monday, December 14 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Thursday, December 17 3:00 – 4:30 pm

Wednesday, January 6 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Friday, January 8 9:00 – 10:30 am
Tuesday, January 12 5:00 – 6:30 pm
Thursday, January 14 5:00 – 6:30 pm

You may also attend a one-stop new student orientation session which includes COMPASS testing, academic advising, applying for financial aid, as well as registration for classes and payment processing. One-stop sessions will take 3 to 4 hours to complete, and a box lunch is included. Choose one of the following orientation session dates, and arrive at the starting time:
Wednesday, May 20 Starting at 9:00 am
Wednesday, June 10 Starting at 9:00 am
Wednesday, July 8 Starting at 9:00 am
Monday, August 3 Starting at 1:00 pm
Monday, November 9 Starting at 10:00 am

To complete the online new student orientation along with COMPASS assessment testing and academic advising at the Grahl, Fehsenfeld, or Eastern Academic Center, contact staff at the Center’s main office for available times.

3 Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships
Students applying to a certificate or degree program are strongly encouraged to complete the FAFSA, at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Financial Aid includes scholarships, grants, loans and work-study. If you have questions regarding the process please call 269-965-4123, e-mail us at finaid@kellogg.edu, or come to the office on Monday between 8:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m., Tuesday – Thursday, between 8:00 am – 6:00 p.m., or Fridays between 8:00 am and 5:00 p.m. (1:00 pm during summer months).

4 Assessment Testing (COMPASS)
Students pursuing a degree or certificate are required to complete assessment testing prior to meeting with an academic advisor to schedule classes. You must have applied for admission to KCC in order to take the assessment test which is a prerequisite for many KCC courses. COMPASS is a computer adaptive placement test that measures skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. Guest and degreed students with proof of their status may not need to be assessed. You should allow at least two hours for three basic skills assessments. Bring photo ID.

COMPASS testing at the Battle Creek site (Lane-Thomas Building) is done on a walk-in basis. You may begin the test any time during these hours:
Monday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday – Thursday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Friday* 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Saturday 9:30 am – 1:00 pm

(*Note: During summer months, the last testing start time on Friday is 11:00 am)

Call the Testing and Assessment Center for information: (269)965-4136 or e-mail testing@kellogg.edu

Testing is available by appointment at the Fehsenfeld, Grahl, and Eastern Academic Centers. Call the Center for information.

5 Academic Advising
After you have applied for admission and completed the COMPASS test you will meet with an academic advisor to discuss the degree or certificate you are pursuing at KCC. If you plan to transfer to a four-year institution, the advisor will help you identify which transfer curriculum to follow. At this advising appointment you will select your first semester classes and will then be ready to move to the final step which is registration and payment for classes. Advising is available at the Battle Creek campus on a walk-in basis on Monday between 8:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m., Tuesday – Thursday, 8:00 am – 6:00 p.m., or Friday 8:00 am and 5:00 p.m. (1:00 pm during summer months), and on designated days at the Centers. Call the Academic Advising office for information, 269-965-4124 or e-mail www.kellogg.edu/advising .

6 Registration for Classes and Payment
Now that you have completed the first 5 steps as a new student, you may register for classes and complete the payment process. You may register in person (photo ID required) at the Battle Creek campus; Grahl, Fehsenfeld, or Eastern Academic Center; or at the RMTC. Registration is also available through the KCC Portal at www.kellogg.edu . If you have questions about registration, call 269-965-5522. KRIS Registration Hours:
Monday – Friday 4 am – 12 am
Saturday – Sunday 24 hours

In-Person Registration at the Battle Creek campus:
Monday 8 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday – Thursday 8 am – 5:30 pm
Friday* 8 am – 4:30 pm

(*NOTE: During summer months registration closes at 12:30 pm on Fridays)

Extended Hours: August 18 – September 4, 2008
Monday – Thursday 8 am – 7:00 pm
Friday/td> 8 am – 4:30 pm

In-Person Registration at the Centers: Call the Center Office for hours