Graduate Students

Summer Tuition Costs and Fees for Graduate MAC Students

These are students who have been accepted through the office of graduate and continuing education into one of the graduate programs.

Comprehensive Fee

Other Fees as Applicable

Financial Aid Opportunities
Graduate students may be eligible for an unsubsidized Stafford loan for summer depending on the number of credits enrolled for during the entire summer semester.  Students not making academic progress are not eligible for a summer loan.
Before a determination can be made regarding loan eligibility students must:

• Complete the current year 2012/2013 and upcoming year 2013/2014 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov
• Be accepted into a master’s degree program at Mount Aloysius and enrolled for at least 6 credits

To get a Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, the student must:

• Have a Master Promissory Note (MPN) on file at the Department of Education at www.studentloans.gov
• Have Entrance Counseling on file with the Department of Education at 
  www.studentloans.gov
• Be enrolled for at least 6 credits
• Complete a “Summer Loan Request” form at the Financial Aid Office

Note: The amount borrowed for the Summer Session takes away from the total amount that can be borrowed for the upcoming Fall/Spring semesters.  Feel free to contact the financial aid office for more information at 814-886-6357 or financialaid@mtaloy.edu.

Payment Plans

Mount Aloysius College offers payment plans to qualified students. For information on these payment options, contact the Controller’s Office at 814-886-6368 or businessoffice@mtaloy.edu.

Course Cancellation Policy

The College may cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment. When a course is canceled, every effort is made to notify all registered students promptly. A refund is processed unless the student elects to transfer to another course or section.

Drop/Withdrawal Policy for Courses Taught on the Main Campus or at Off-Site Locations

Students must drop/withdraw from course(s) by the date listed below to avoid academic and/or financial penalties. There is a $10 fee for each transaction. It is imperative students notify the Registrar’s Office immediately to drop/withdraw from a course(s) (814)886-6400 or registrar@mtaloy.edu.  An official drop/withdrawal form must be completed through the Registrar’s Office.  Non-attendance does not constitute notice of drop/withdrawal.  Submitting the appropriate paperwork is the only way to prevent further charges and/or a failing grade in the course.

Refund Policy for Courses Taught on the Main Campus or at Off-Site Locations

Tuition refunds are given according to the schedule shown on the below:

Drop/Withdrawal Policy for Online Courses

The date an online class is scheduled to begin is considered the first day of class. Students have until 4:00pm on the fourth day after the class has started to drop the class from his/her schedule with no financial penalties. Beginning on day five the process is now a withdrawal and financial penalties will incur. The class will remain on the student’s transcript with a letter grade of “W”.

Note:  If a student drops/withdraws from a class while receiving any form of financial aid, his/her financial aid may be impacted.  It is highly recommended students contact the Financial Aid Office (814) 886-6357 or email financialaid@mtaloy.edu first to understand the financial implications.

Tuition Refund Schedule for Online Classes