

For payment information and instructions, click here.
| Credit By Examination | For 1 credit | $200 |
| For 2 credit | $340 | |
| For 3 credit | $455 | |
| Each additional credit | $140 |
| Prior Learning | Up to 3 credits per assessment in one department | $455 |
| For each additional credit in the same assessment, in the same department | $140 |
| Maintain Matriculation Fee | Students maintaining matriculation | $120 per term |
| Private Instruction Fee | Music Courses where the course number ends with P (per course) | $500 per course |
| Music Courses where the course number ends with C or D (per course) | $255 per course |
| Consortium Fee | Audiology Program combined fee (per term) | $500 per term |
| International Students Health Insurance Fee | International students (Fall and Spring) | $254 per term |
| Interest Charges | Unpaid balances after the term ends | 1% per month |
| Returned Check Fee | Fee for uncollected check returned by bank, Per check returned |
$25 |
| Program Change Fee | Begins September 11, 2007 (for Fall 2007) | $25 |
| Begins January 7, 2008 (for January 2008) | $25 | |
| Begins February 4, 2008 (for Spring 2008) | $25 |
| Diploma /Certificate Fee | Replacement | $35 |
| Transcript Fee | Per student copy | $5 |
| Official transcript sent to third party | $0 |
| Course Description Fee | Copy Per Page | $2 |
| Late Filing Fee for Graduation | See Office of Academic Records for dates | $25/$50 |
| HofstraCard Replacement Fee | For lost or stolen HofstraCards | $10 |
| Room Rates | ||
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| Super Singles | $6,000 per term |
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| Suite Singles | $4,800 per term |
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| Single Room | $4,500 per term |
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| Suite with lounge | $4,300 per term |
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| Suite without lounge | $3,625 per term |
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| Suite Triple | $3,350 per term |
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| Apartment | $3,900 per term |
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| Towers Double | $3,450 per term |
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| Towers Triple | $3,000 per term |
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| Towers Quad | $2,775 per term |
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| Housing Fees | ||
| Resident Insurance Fee | $53 per term |
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| Room Damage Deposit | $300 per term |
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| Resident Student Activity Fee | $5 per term |
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| Meal Plan Rates | ||
| Spring 2008 | ||
| Commuter (only available to commuting students) | $295 per term |
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| Plan 1 (not available to first year residents) | $495 per term |
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| Plan 2 (not available to first year residents) | $985 per term |
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| Plan 3 (not available to first year residents) | $1,050 per term |
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| Plan 4 | $1,300 per term |
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| Plan 5 | $1,450 per term |
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| Plan 6 | $1,600 per term |
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| Plan 7 | $1,700 per term |
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For 2006-07 tuition and fees, please click here.
Please direct inquiries regarding tuition to:
Office of Student Accounts
205 Memorial Hall
126 Hofstra University
Hempstead, New York 11549-1260
(516) 463-6680 (Option #3)
Fax: (516) 463-4847
E-mail
Please direct inquiries regarding housing to:
Office of Residential Life
244 Student Center
200 Hofstra University
Hempstead, New York 11549-2000
(516) 463-6930
Fax: (516) 463-4107
(Law School students should refer to the Law School for their policy)
The University shall refund student payments, other than Title IV aid, in accordance with the following schedule. Please note that the University fees are non-refundable. Students must apply for all eligible refunds in writing. An application for refund in available in the Office of Student Accounts or on the University Web site.
Students wishing to withdraw from the University must meet with an adviser in the Office of Academic Advisement, 101 Memorial Hall. All official withdrawals must be certified by the Office of Academic Advisement prior to the processing of refunds.
| Date of Withdrawal | Refund of Tuition & Fees (less non-refundable fees) |
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| Prior to the 1st day of classes | 100% |
| 1st week of classes | 100% |
| 2nd week of classes | 75% |
| 3rd week of classes | 50% |
| 4th week of classes | 25% |
| Thereafter | 0% |
The refund policy associated with housing and meal plans is available from the Office of Residential Programs.
Students are required to withdraw from classes in accordance with established policy. Students may not withdraw from classes or the University without official notification. Non-attendance from classes does not constitute withdrawal. Students remain fully responsible for all financial obligations, subject to the refund schedule above.
NOTE: Non-attendance of classes does not constitute an official withdrawal, and does not relieve the student of his or her financial obligation, or entitle the student to a refund.