Tuition, Fees and College Charges

Note: Tuition and Fee Schedules are subject to change without notice. Status as a full-time student requires 12 or more semester hours. It is the student's responsibility to be aware of how their status affects billing and financial aid funding.

• Fall and Spring Rates
• Summer and J-Term Rates
• Rates for Non-Matriculated Graduate Students
• On-Campus Housing
• Meal Plan Options
• SUNY Fredonia Debit Account
• Other Fees

Fall and Spring Rates  View tuition & fee rate tables

Summer and J-Term Rates for 2008

Summer and J-Term charges are calculated by multiplying the number of credit hours by the appropriate "fee per credit hour rate" based on your student status as listed below. There is no cap on the amount. Students that choose to register online must pay within 24 hours to secure their schedule. Students not able to pay within 24 hours of their web registration should register by mail or in-person instead.

1. Undergraduate, degree, regularly enrolled at Fredonia - Schedule A
2. Graduate, degree(or permanent certification) eligible to register at Fredonia - Schedule B
3. Visiting Students
   1. Undergraduate students must submit a statement from their home college confirming class level at the end of the previous semester - Schedule A
   2. Graduate students and students enrolled in a Permanent Teacher Certification Program at their home campus - Schedule B
4. Non-degree (non-matriculated) students, either Fredonia or Visiting, are charged by the level of the course- 100-400 level courses use Schedule A & 500-600 level courses use Schedule B

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Rates for Non-Matriculated Graduate Students

Non-matriculated graduate students are charged tuition according to the level of the course. During the Fall and Spring semesters only, students taking 12 or more hours will be charged according to the course level combination with a minimum charge equal to the full-time undergraduate rate and the maximum capped at the full-time graduate rate, determined also by their residency status. During Summer and J-Term sessions, there is no limit or set maximum. Fees are consistent. [ Back to Top ]

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On-Campus Housing

Double Occupancy - $2,525.00 Single Occupancy - $3,525.00 Kitchen Suite (Apt Style) - $2,875.00 Double University Commons - $2,720.00 Single University Commons - $3,820.00 All rates are subject to change pending approval. Contact the Residence Life Office for more information. [ Back to Top ]

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Meal Plan Options

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SUNY Fredonia Debit Account

This pre-paid, taxable debit account may be opened with a $300.00 minimum deposit.Contact the FSA Office at (716) 673-3417 ext. 6228 for more information regarding the advantages of opening the SUNY Fredonia Debit Account. [ Back to Top ]

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Other Fees

LatePayment/AdministrativeFee: Required payment must be received prior to the due date printed on the bill. A $30.00 fee is assessed for any account not paid by the due date. ($10.00 is charged on balances under $30.00)Late Registration Fee: All students who register on or after the first day of classes will be charged a late registration fee in the amount of $40.00.Additional fees: Some courses and majors have associated fees assessed at the time of registration. SUNY also authorizes additional fees for Drop/Add transactions and Returned Check charges. Fines are assessed for parking violations as well as by the library and departments for late return or loss of equipment. If you are traveling abroad for study or if you are a visting student from a foreign country, you can find information about additional costs by contacting the International Education Center at (716) 673-3451. [ Back to Top ]