Billing & Student Accounts

Graduate Student Tuition & Fees

Fall 2013–Spring 2014 Tuition & Fees Chart
Tuition Explanation
Board & Fees Explanation
Billing Schedule
Summer 2013 Tuition & Fees Chart

Fall 2013–Spring 2014 Tuition & Fees Chart

Your bill will reflect all costs charged to your student account. These include tuition, board, and fees noted on the cost chart below, plus miscellaneous charges like transportation fees and finance charges, if applicable.

Charge	Description of Charge	Fall 2013	Spring 2014	Total
Tuition	Full-time (8 credits per semester)	$8,770	$8,770	$17,540
	Full-time (12 credits per semester)	$13,154	$13,154	$26,308
	Per credit	$1,096	$1,096	N/A
	Audit per credit	$26	$26	N/A
Board	Commuter Meal Plan (50 meals and $150 Board Bucks per plan)	N/A	N/A	TBD
Fees	Health Insurance	$2330	$1443*	NA
	Grad Student Services Fee	$273	$273	$546
	International Student (new students only)	$131	$131*	N/A
	Late Registration	$50	$50	N/A
	Academic Course	varied	varied	varied
	*Assessed for new students who enroll Spring semester

Tuition Explanation

All graduate tuition is assessed on a per credit basis. Graduate students typically take 8 or 12 credits (2 or 3 classes) per semester, hence tuition rates are provided for both credit loads in the above chart. For example, if you take 4 credits, your tuition would be $1,096 x 4, or $4,384.

If you do not register for the semester before the billing process, you will receive an estimated bill. This bill assumes you will register for 8 credits and lists charges accordingly. If you register for more or fewer than 8 credits, your final amount due will change.

Board & Fees

Billing Schedule

Emerson College generates electronic tuition statements once a semester. Statements can be viewed through TouchNet by logging in as a student through eCommon, or as an Authorized User. Email notifications will be sent to students and their Authorized Users each time a new tuition statement has been uploaded.

Fall semester statements are available in late June and are due August 1.
Spring semester statements are available in early December and are due January 3.
Please adhere to the billing due date to avoid having your registration terminated. Students with unresovled account balances will automatically be deregistered. For additional information, please read our Financial Policies.
Authorized Users can be updated on eCommon, under the Student Services tab by clicking on "Make a Payment."

If you have not registered at the time a tuition statement is generated, you will receive estimated full-time charges (8 credits) and will be billed accordingly. Once you have registered, your account charges will be updated and your new account balance will be viewable through eCommon or TouchNet.