Southern New Hampshire University
Enforcement
Double: Winnisquam, Chocorua
$3,214
$6,428
a. Financial Aid Suspension: Failure to meet either the qualiative or quantitative standard will result in the student being placed on financial aid suspension until the next evaluation period. The student will not be allowed to receive financial aid when they have been placed on Financial aid suspension.
Double: Washington, New Castle, Hampton, Windsor
$3,747
$7,494
Apartments Eastside Westside Townhouses
$4,717 $3,811 $4,717
$9,434 $7,622 $9,434
b. Financial Aid SAP Appeal: Students who have been placed on Financial Aid Suspension, will be allowed to appeal their suspension. The appeal must include the following to be considered:
Dining Plans: Dormitory freshman, new, and returning student Dining Options Plan 1 $3,750 $1,875 Plan 2 $1,545 $3,090 Returning Dormitory Student buy-in Option Plan 3 $1,070 $2,140 Apartment & Townhouse Options (Apartment and Townhouse residents can buy-in on any plan) Plan 4 $920 $1,840 Plan 5 $680 $1,360
1. Reason why they failed to make SAP. 2. What has/will change that will allow the student to make SAP at the next evaluation period. 3. As appropriate an academic plan in place with their academic advisor and signed by student. c. Financial Aid SAP Probation: Students who have been initially placed on Financial Aid Suspension, who have an approved appeal are placed on SAP probation. Student’s eligibility for Title IV aid has been reinstated. d. Financial Aid Appeal Approval: 1. Student has an academic plan in place that will ensure they are able to meet SAP standards by a specific point in time. 2. Students on an academic plan will be reviewed at the end of each payment period to ensure they are meeting the requirements of their academic plan.
Notifications • Institutions must notify students the results of an SAP review that impacts the student’s eligibility for Title IV Aid. • If the institution has an appeal process, the school must describe the specific elements required to appeal SAP.
Tuition and Expenses Tuition Undergraduate Day
Annually
$13,452
$26,904
College of Online and Continuing Education (COCE) SNHU Advantage Program $858/3 credit course SNHU Manchester $933/3 credit course SNHU Maine $729/3 credit course SNHU Nashua $933/3 credit course COCE $933/3 credit course COCE Military $675/3 credit course SNHU Salem $933/3 credit course SNHU Seacoast Center $933/3 credit course
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Per Semester
Dormitory Single
$4,717
English Second Language Tuition and Fees Tuition: $2,802/term Room & Board: $2,645/term Fees: $96/term Insurance: $226/term Transitional Bridge Program Tuition and Fees: $2,799 Room & Board: Fall & Spring terms: $5,290 Room & Board: Summer term: $1,822 Insurance: Fall & Spring terms: $452 Insurance: Summer term: $226 Graduate Language Studies Tuition: $1,827/term Undergraduate Day Credit Overload per credit rate (costs will vary) Health Insurance (Undergraduate Domestic) $555 per year (payable with first semester charges) Undergraduate Day New Student Orientation New students in fall New students in spring
$170 $50
College Unbound@SNHU Tuition and Fees
Per Semester
Housing:
Institute for Language Education applicable per ILE terms
Annually $9,434
Students in the College Unbound@SNHU program pay the standard costs for undergraduate day tuition, housing and dining plans as well as student activity fees during the fall and spring semesters. For the two summer semesters, students pay the COCE price per 3 credits for tuition, and summer housing and dining plan rates but no student activity fees.
Undergraduate Day Student Fees TMS Payment Plan Enrollment Fee Late Tuition Payment Fee Student Activities Fee
$120 $150 each occurrence $165 per semester