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Payment Policies
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2007 - 2008
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Payment Obligations
- Students are expected to meet their payment obligations according to their Student Agreement (i.e., Tuition
Payment Options Form). Students should expect to be enrolled continuously during their studies at Saybrook. A $100 late fee
is charged for payments received after the deadline(s). Payment of tuition by wire transfer is available through the Business
Office for a fee of $25.00.
- Marriage and Family Therapy Students:
Once the student has a minimum of four full semesters of MFT enrollment, tuition is due through the week in which all MFT
coursework, including Project, Thesis, or Comprehensive Exam is successfully completed.
- M.A. Students:
Tuition is due through the week in which students have successfully completed their Master's Project or Thesis
and Defense of Thesis, and when all coursework is completed.
- Ph.D. Students:
Tuition is due through the week in which students have successfully completed their Dissertation, Defense of Dissertation,
and when all coursework is completed.
Fiscal Hold
- Students who are delinquent in meeting their financial obligations to Saybrook Graduate School will have a temporary Fiscal
Hold placed on their record. Until the Business Office releases this Hold, they are ineligible to enroll, begin assignments,
submit assignments to faculty, receive transcripts, have Saybrook web site access or receive any of Saybrook? academic
services.
Certificate Non-Degree Students
- Non-Degree students who are accepted into a Certificate program and enroll in such course before the current academic
year Registration Deadline will receive the current academic year
non-degree course fee structure through the completion of their Certificate program as long as they are continuously enrolled in the
Certificate program (i.e., as long as they are enrolled in one non-degree course each semester leading toward their Certificate).
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Conference Fees
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Residential Orientation:
An orientation fee covers the cost of meals, conference materials, and meeting space. Other conference expenses, such as lodging
and transportation, are the responsibility of the student. The fee for the RO must be prepaid at the time of admissions acceptance
and is non-refundable.
Residential Conferences:
A fee for attending two Residential Conferences (RC) a year is required. These fees include the cost of registration, meals,
conference materials, and meeting space. Lodging and transportation to and from the conference is the responsibility of each
student. Prepaying these fees reserves a student's place at the conference. Conferences last for seven days, and students are
informed of costs in advance. Fees are due by Registration Deadlines,
and future loan disbursements can not be used for current payment obligations.
- Learn More About our Residential Meetings »
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Other Fees
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Returned Checks:
If the bank returns a student's check, a $25 fee will be charged. Checks will not be re-deposited. If a student's check is
returned more than once, Saybrook will no longer accept personal checks from that student. All payments will then be required to
be made by cashier's check or money order.
Additional Costs:
Students typically employ a variety of learning resources based on their degree and concentration such as additional conferences,
graduate courses at other colleges and universities, computer library searches, professional training, individual learning consultants,
seminars, etc. The costs of these additional learning resources are the responsibility of the student. Students should also be prepared
to meet other costs such as books, travel, expenses associated with meeting with faculty, learning consultants, etc.
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