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COST OF
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The
total amount of financial aid that students may receive for an academic
year (fall and spring semesters) cannot exceed the Cost of Attendance.
The estimated Cost of Attendance for graduate students
for the 2009-2010 year is listed below.
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*Graduate students are charged tuition at a rate of $1,117 per credit hour. The above estimate is based on 18 credit hours for the academic year.
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of attendance estimates cover the expenses for only the graduate student
attending school. We cannot increase the cost of attendance to cover
living expenses for other family members. Your family expenses are
taken into consideration by the federal methodology formula in calculating
the Expected Family contribution (EFC) from the information you provide
on your FAFSA.
The cost of
attendance above includes both direct and indirect educational costs.
These costs may be covered by both federal and private educational
loans. Please refer to our Federal Loan
information for general requirements, borrower responsibilities
and maximum loan amounts. To determine how much you need to borrow
to cover the cost of attendance, you may use our Student
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