Graduate Financial Analysis - Financial Information

Expenses

Deposit

New students. All students accepted for admission must remit a nonrefundable deposit of $500 before August 1 for fall semester (December 15 for spring semester) or as indicated on their letter of acceptance. This deposit will be credited towards first-semester charges.

Explanation of Tuition and Fees

Graduate Financial Analysis Tuition. Tuition is based on a per credit fee of 800: $2400 per 3-credit course.

Graduate Financial Analysis Comprehensive Fee. A comprehensive fee of $250 will be assessed each semester to cover such items as College ID cards, an email account, library access, Health Center access, Lane Student Center usage, guest speakers and additional program-specific fees. This fee does not include access to the Bennett Athletic and Recreation Center.

Bennett Center. Graduate students who wish to utilize the Bennett Center must sign up for a graduate student membership directly with the Bennett Center manager. Graduate student membership rates are established annually by the Bennett Center. The student should contact the Bennett Center manager for rate and membership information.

Billing. Students who have registered for courses will be billed at the beginning of each session through CashNet on my.gordon.edu. Payment due dates are generally within 30 days of the start of the semester. Payment plans are available through CashNet.

Health Insurance. A health and accident insurance fee will be assessed for each student enrolled for 9 credits or more.  This fee can be waived if prior to the start of classes if the student provides proof of equivalent coverage a waiver with proof of equivalent coverage. The rate is subject to change annually.

Vehicle Registration. Every vehicle operated on campus by a graduate student must be registered with the Department of Public Safety. Parking passes are free and are issued for the academic year.

Application for Program Acceptance into Graduate Financial Analysis. A one-time program application fee of $75 is due at the time of the formal application and is nonrefundable. The fee is not credited to the cost of registration.

Graduation. A graduation fee of $75 will be charged at the time of application for graduation. This fee will be applied toward regalia, including the master’s hood and diploma, as well as all Commencement activities.

Financial Aid

Student loans are available for those who qualify. Student loans can be used to cover the cost of tuition and fees, supplies, and living expenses. Please contact the Student Financial Services Office or visit www.gordon.edu/graduate/financialaid.

Federal Stafford Loans. Graduate students who register for at least 5 credits in a term and are matriculated into the program may apply for a Federal Stafford Loan through the government’s Direct Loan Program. Payments and interest may be deferred during school enrollment. Loan amounts depend on the number of credits for which a student is registered. An annual limit of $20,500 applies.

Private Student Loans. Private student loans are available for students who do not wish to or are not eligible to borrow a Stafford Loan. Loan limits vary by lender. To see Gordon’s preferred lender list and compare loan products, click on the Gordon College ELM portal at www.gordon.edu/altloans.

Payment Plans. Graduate Financial Analysis courses qualify for a payment plan. The plan allows a bill to be extended over the length of the term. For instance, if a $2400 course is registered in January, the student can sign up for a six-month payment plan to pay the amount from January until June, splitting the balance into six monthly payments of $400/month. Enrollment is through CashNet.  For more information, visit http://www.gordon.edu/gradpaymentoptions.