Tuition, fees and estimated expenses for a full-time student in residence at Moore are:
Tuition: $25,290
Room & board: $9,906 General college fees: $866 Books & supplies: $2,000 (estimated)
Personal expenses: $1,200 (estimated; excluding transportation)
Costs for each academic year will be set in the late spring. The above are based on costs for the 2007-2008 academic year.
Tuition—Full-time
Annual tuition for full-time students is $25,290. If a student's program exceeds the maximum full-time load of 18 credits per semester, she will be charged $1,054 per additional credit.
Tuition—Part-time
Tuition for part-time students (those taking fewer than 12 credits per semester) is $1,054 per credit, except for Post-Baccalaureate Art Education students, who are charged $698 per credit.
Room and Board
The annual room and board fee of $9,906 includes room, local telephone service, wireless internet access, and food service charges for students living in Main Residence Hall or Sartain Hall.
Books and Supplies
Students are responsible for providing all materials and books required for courses. First-year or transfer students taking basics classes should be prepared to pay a minimum of $315 at orientation for the basic art supply kit. Students can expect to pay approximately $2,000 per year for books and supplies. The cost varies depending on program requirements and individual students choice of materials.
Fees
The annual general fee charged by the College helps fund student services including the Student Health Service.
Full-time students: $866
Part-time students: $432 (fewer than 12 credits per semester)
Tuition: $25,290
Room & board: $9,906 General college fees: $866 Books & supplies: $2,000 (estimated)
Personal expenses: $1,200 (estimated; excluding transportation)
Costs for each academic year will be set in the late spring. The above are based on costs for the 2007-2008 academic year.
Tuition—Full-time
Annual tuition for full-time students is $25,290. If a student's program exceeds the maximum full-time load of 18 credits per semester, she will be charged $1,054 per additional credit.
Tuition—Part-time
Tuition for part-time students (those taking fewer than 12 credits per semester) is $1,054 per credit, except for Post-Baccalaureate Art Education students, who are charged $698 per credit.
Room and Board
The annual room and board fee of $9,906 includes room, local telephone service, wireless internet access, and food service charges for students living in Main Residence Hall or Sartain Hall.
Books and Supplies
Students are responsible for providing all materials and books required for courses. First-year or transfer students taking basics classes should be prepared to pay a minimum of $315 at orientation for the basic art supply kit. Students can expect to pay approximately $2,000 per year for books and supplies. The cost varies depending on program requirements and individual students choice of materials.
Fees
The annual general fee charged by the College helps fund student services including the Student Health Service.
Full-time students: $866
Part-time students: $432 (fewer than 12 credits per semester)
Other fees include the following:
Late registration fee: $55
Late payment fee: $55
Transcript request fee: $10
Returned check charge: $25
Technology fee: $122 Course/Lab fees: varied
Orientation fee (new students): $69
Health Insurance Fee $760 (students with proof of health coverage may request a waiver.)
Commencement fee (seniors only): $313
In selected courses, lab fees are charged to cover the cost of materials used in class.
Late registration fee: $55
Late payment fee: $55
Transcript request fee: $10
Returned check charge: $25
Technology fee: $122 Course/Lab fees: varied
Orientation fee (new students): $69
Health Insurance Fee $760 (students with proof of health coverage may request a waiver.)
Commencement fee (seniors only): $313
In selected courses, lab fees are charged to cover the cost of materials used in class.
Billing Payment
Bills are mailed by the College twice a year in advance of the Fall and Spring semesters. Payment is due before each semester begins. The College will not release grade reports, transcripts, degrees or diplomas for any student whose account is not current. Payment plans are arranged through the Business Office.