| Private Instruction Fee | Music Courses where the course number ends with P (per course) | $1,050 per course |
| Music Courses where the course number ends with C or D (per course) | $540 per course |
| Consortium Fee | Audiology Program combined fee (per term) | $500 per term |
| Late Payment Fee | Payments received/uncleared accounts after August 1 (for Fall) | $100 |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after September 15 (for Fall) | $150 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after October 15 (for Fall) | $250 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after January 2 (for Spring) | $100 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after February 15 (for Spring) | $150 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after March 15 (for Spring) | $250 | |
| Monthly Fee for missing a payment while on a payment plan | $100 |
- Returned Check Fee
Returned Check Fee Fee for uncollected check returned by bank,
per check returned$25
| Diploma /Certificate Fee | Replacement | $35 |
| Transcript Fee | Electronic transcript* | $5 |
| Hard copy – sent via USPS or available for next day pick-up | $5 | |
| Hard copy – sent via FedEx Domestic | $34.50 | |
| Hard copy -sent via FedEx International | $60.50 |
* Currently, electronic transcripts are only available for undergraduate and graduate students. This service is not able for students in the Law School, Medical School, or Continuing Education.
| Course Description Fee | Copy Per Page (Note: Course descriptions from 1997-onward are available for free online at bulletin.hofstra.edu by selecting “Bulletin Archives” from the menu.) | $3 |
| Late Filing Fee for Graduation | See Office of Academic Records for dates | $25/$50 |
| HofstraCard Replacement Fee | For each lost or stolen HofstraCard | $25 |
Law School Tuition and Fees
| Law School Tuition | Full-time Law and LLM students | $34,072 per term |
| Part-time students, January & Summer, JD/MBA students, JD/MPH and other approved joint program students | $2,340 per credit hour |
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| Part-time Law students | $25,553 per term |
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| Part-time LLM students | $17,036 per term |
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| Masters of Law - Bioethics | $1,630 per credit hour |
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| Online LLM or Master of Arts in Health Law & Policy | $1,485 per credit hour |
| University Fee | Full-time students (Fall and Spring) | $150 per term |
| All Part-time students (Fall and Spring) | $105 per term |
| Technology Fee | Full-time students (Fall and Spring) | $125 per term |
| All Part-time students (Fall and Spring) | $85 per term |
| Health Services Fee | Full-time students (Fall and Spring) | $53 per term |
| All Part-time students (Fall and Spring) | $32 per term |
| Activity Fee | Full-time students (Fall and Spring) | $30 per term |
| All Part-time students (Fall and Spring) | $15 per term |
| Late Payment Fee | Payments received/uncleared accounts after August 1 (for Fall) | $100 |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after September 15 (for Fall) | $150 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after October 15 (for Fall) | $250 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after January 2 (for Spring) | $100 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after February 15 (for Spring) | $150 | |
| Payments received/uncleared accounts after March 15 (for Spring) | $250 |
| Interest Charges | Unpaid balances after the term ends | 1% per month |
Medical School Tuition and Fees
| Medical School Tuition | Full-time students, MD and MD/PhD | $28,125 per term |
| MD/PhD at the PhD rate | $12,500 per term |
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| Full-time students, PhD | $12,500 per term |
| University Fee | Full-time students | $762.50 per term |
| Activity Fee | Full-time students | $245 per term |
| Disability Insurance Fee | Full-time students | $30.00 per term |
| Interest Charges | Unpaid balances after the term ends | 1% per month |
Housing Rates
| Room Rates 2023-2024 | |
|---|---|
| Graduate Singles | $9,830.00 per term |
| Graduate Double | $8,615.00 per term |
| Super Single | $8,615.00 per term |
| Suite Single | $7,715.00 per term |
| Single Room | $7,715.00 per term |
| Suite with lounge | $7,350.00 per term |
| Suite without Lounge | $6,080.00 per term |
| Suite Triple | $5,285.00 per term |
| Towers Double | $6,080.00 per term |
| Towers Triple | $5,285.00 per term |
| Towers Quad | $6,080.00 per term |
| Housing Fees 2023-2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Residence Life Fee | $120 per term |
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| Residence Life Early Arrival Fee | $50 per night |
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| Residence Life Health & Safety Fee | $100 max per infraction |
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| Laundry Fees |
$10/each summer term |
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| Housing Cancellation Fee | $1,500 per term |
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| Dining Dollar Contract Rates 2023-2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| For more details, visit Dining Services | ||
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Option 1 Commuter Plan |
$595 per term |
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| Option 2 (not available to first year residents) | $1,110 per term |
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| Option 3 (not available to first year residents) | $2,090 per term |
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| Option 4 (not available to first year residents) | $2,285 per term |
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| Option 5 | $2,660 per term |
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| Option 6 | $2,900 per term |
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| Option 7 | $3,080 per term |
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Cost of Attendance
The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of the total amount of your educational expenses for the period of enrollment during an Award Year. The COA is based on your enrollment status, year in school, your program of study, and whether you live on or off campus while attending Hofstra. The COA is comprised of both direct and indirect expenses. That means it includes your actual charges for tuition and fees, as well as food and housing if you live on campus and/or select an on campus dining option, as well as estimated expenses in transportation, personal expenses etc. Some students may experience costs that are higher or lower than those published.
Additional information regarding how the cost of attendance is calculated, as well as what each component means, can be found here. Please note: If you are enrolled at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University or the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell please check with them for more specific information.
Sample COAs can be found here:
- Undergraduate (full time and part time)
- Graduate (9 credits per semester)
- Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University (full time & part time)
- Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Please direct inquiries regarding tuition to:
Student Financial Services and Registrar Suite
206 Memorial Hall
126 Hofstra University
Hempstead, New York 11549-1260
(516) 463-8000
Fax: (516) 463-4847
Email
Please direct inquiries regarding housing to:
Office of Residence Life
Room 126 Wellness and Campus Living Center
250 Hofstra University
Hempstead, New York 11549-2000
(516) 463-6930
Fax: (516) 463-4107
University Refund Policy for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
(Students in the School of Law or School of Medicine should refer to their respective Office of Student Affairs for their policies)
The University shall refund student payments, other than Title IV aid, in accordance with the following schedule. Please note that fees, such as university, technology and activity fees, as well as, special course fees and private instruction fees are non-refundable once the semester begins. Students must apply for all eligible refunds in writing. An application for refund is available in the Student Financial Services and Registrar Suite 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) |
|---|---|
| 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 dining plans is available from the Office of Residence Life.
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.
View an example refund calculation.
Students who withdraw completely from classes during the period of time in which the tuition refund schedule applies (usually the first four weeks of the term), will have their scholarships prorated based on their tuition charges. The term will still count against the student's maximum number of eligible terms.
For example: a student who withdraws during the 50% refund timeframe will be entitled to 50% of their scholarship amount.
Students who withdraw from some classes and drop to part time status during the tuition refund schedule, will not be entitled to retain any scholarships. Scholarships require full time enrollment (minimum of 12 credits).
This policy pertains to Institutional scholarships and grants; excludes departmental, activity and graduate departmental awards.