Tuition & Financial Information

Summer College students in the Residential program are required to take a minimum eight unit course load. The maximum course load is twelve units.

	Tuition by Units  Units   Amount ($)  8 6,697 9 7,456 10 8,215 11 8,974 12 9,733

Finances
Billing and payment services are delivered electronically through Stanford's online billing and payment service, Stanford ePay. Monthly bills are generated on the 20^th of each month and become due on the 15^th of the following month. All charges, including tuition, room, meal plan, document fee, telecom fee, health insurance fee (unless waived), etc., must be paid in full during the month in which they appear on the University bill. Stanford does not offer a payment plan. Late payments are subject to late fees.

Other Fees
Health Insurance Fee. All students enrolled in High School Summer College are required to have major medical insurance. The University will automatically charge $756 to your account to cover the cost of health insurance. Those who do not request a waiver of the University's insurance coverage by Monday, June 15, 2009, will be liable for the $756 health insurance premium. University health insurance can be waived on Axess if you have alternative coverage. International students are required to enroll in Stanford's health insurance plan, or provide evidence of comparable U.S. health insurance coverage.

Document and Processing Fee. A one-time fee of $80 is charged to all students, except students who have previously paid it. The fee offsets the cost of maintaining student records and processing transcript and other registration-related documents.

Telecom Fee. All residential students must pay $52 for telephone and Internet service in their room. A number of add-on features are available by subscription from Information Technology Student Services (ITSS). Telephones are provided; students must bring a computer with them for in room use.

Program Fee. All Summer College students must also pay a non-refundable $250 program fee that covers, in part, the cost of program-related activities. This fee is paid to the Summer Session Office and will not appear on the University bill.

Books and Supplies. Plan on spending around $300 on books and supplies. Costs will vary depending on the courses you enroll in. This cost is not part of your University Bill.

Tuition and Fee Summary

Summer College students in the Commuter program are required to take a minimum three quarter units. As with our Residential students, the maximum course load is twelve units.

	Tuition by Units  Units   Amount ($)  1,2, or 3 2,902 4 3,661 5 4,420 6 5,179 7 5,938 8 6,697 9 7,456 10 8,215 11 8,974 12 9,733

Finances
Billing and payment services are delivered electronically through Stanford's online billing and payment service, Stanford ePay. Monthly bills are generated on the 20^th of each month and become due on the 15^th of the following month. All charges, including tuition, document fee, health insurance fee (unless waived), etc., must be paid according to this schedule. Late payments are subject to late fees. Stanford does not offer a payment plan.

Other Fees
Health Insurance Fee. All students enrolled in High School Summer College are required to have major medical insurance. The University will automatically charge $756 to your account to cover the cost of health insurance. Those who do not request a waiver of the University's insurance coverage by Monday, June 15, 2009, will be liable for the $756 health insurance premium. University health insurance can be waived on Axess if you have alternative coverage. International students are required to enroll in Stanford's health insurance plan, or provide evidence of comparable U.S. health insurance coverage.

Document and Processing Fee. A one-time fee of $80 is charged to all students, except students who have previously paid it. The fee offsets the cost of maintaining student records and processing transcript and other registration-related documents.

Books and Supplies. Purchase of text books, readers, and/or course materials is a required component of a college education. Costs will vary depending on the courses you enroll in. This cost is not a part of your University Bill.

Parking. Parking permits are available through Stanford's Parking & Transportation Services office. Please consider proximity to classes and the number of days you will be on campus per week when making your permit purchase decision.

Payment – for All High School Summer College Participants

Stanford offers a variety of convenient methods to pay your University bill. If you mail your payment or use a non-electronic method to pay your bill, please write your Stanford student ID number on your check or money order.

eCheck via Stanford ePay: eCheck (ACH) from all U.S. bank accounts is accepted through Stanford ePay. No service charges apply to payments made by eCheck. eChecks can also be used to deposit money on the StanfordCardPlan via Stanford ePay.

Credit card via Stanford ePay: American Express, MasterCard and Discover credit cards are accepted as forms of payment on the University Bill. A non-refundable convenience fee of 2.75% applies to credit card payments.

Checks via mail: Check payments may be sent to the University Cashier's Office, 632 Serra Street, Room 150, Stanford CA 94305. Checks must be drawn on U.S. funds payable through U.S. banks and must not be post-dated.

Walk-in: Customers may visit the Cashier's Office at the Maude Modular (632 Serra Street, Room 150) between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM on weekdays. For our customers' convenience, a check payment drop-box located outside of the Cashier's Office is available 24 hours daily. The Cashier's Office accepts personal checks, travelers checks, cashiers checks, and money orders (U.S. funds payable through U.S. banks). Stanford does not accept post-dated checks. Credit/debit cards are not accepted for in-person payments at the Cashier's Office.

Customers may also visit the Student Services Center located on the 2nd floor of Tresidder Memorial Union to pay by personal check, traveler's check, cashier's check, or money order (U.S. funds payable through U.S. banks).

Wire Transfer: The University accepts payment to student accounts via direct wire service. For instructions see Wire Transfers.

Refunds
It is the responsibility of the student to drop courses, annul registration or withdraw from the University by the end of the summer quarter.

Dropped Courses. A tuition adjustment is made when a student drops one or more, but not all courses. The deadline for tuition adjustment due to dropped courses is July 12, 2009. Thereafter, adjustments to tuition are not permitted when a student withdraws from courses. For further explanation, contact the Office of the University Registrar.

Annulled Registration. Registration is annulled and tuition is refunded in full when a student withdraws voluntarily from all courses before the first day of instruction. The student is not included in University records as having registered for the term, and the new student will not secure any privileges for admission for any subsequent quarter as a returning student. An annulment does not automatically cancel health coverage unless the annulment is granted before the first day of instruction. Scholarships will be refunded to the Summer Session Office.

Withdrawal From The University. For students who must leave their studies after the first day of instruction, refunds are calculated on a per diem basis (including weekends and University holidays) starting the first day of instruction of each quarter. Tuition is charged on a daily basis (including weekends and holidays) through the first 60% of the quarter. After the first 60% of the quarter, students are liable for the full amount of tuition that they were charged. Tuition refunds are calculated based on the date that the student informed the Summer Session Office in person, by mail, or by email of his or her intention to take a leave of absence.

For courses and institutes that do not meet the above standard schedule, consult the Office of the University Registrar. Registration after the designated deadline for timely registration does not extend tuition refund periods.

Students seeking information about room and meal plan refund policies should consult Housing Assignment Services and the Stanford Dining office.