BRYN MAWR

Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research

Financial Matters

Tuition and Fees

The Trustees have approved the following fees for 2006–07:

Payment of Fees

It is the policy of the College that tuition is due the first day of each semester. A late fee of one percent per month on the unpaid overdue balance will be assessed on all amounts not fully paid by the due date.

No credit will be given for any semester’s work if any bills remain outstanding, nor will the student be allowed to register for any subsequent semester.

The College is a participant in the Academic Management Service Inc. (AMS) program. It is an interest-free monthly payment plan. For additional information, contact the Office of the Comptroller at (610) 526-5265.

Refund Policy for a dropped course

A student who drops a course before the end of the Add/Drop period will receive a refund of 100 % of the cost of the course.  A student who drops a course after the end of the Add/Drop period is responsible for the total cost of the course.

Refund Policy for WITHDRAWING

A student withdrawing from the Graduate School of Social Work Program will receive a pro-rated refund based on the time period they were enrolled. A student receives a 100% refund if the withdrawal takes place before the first day of class.  A schedule of withdrawal dates and refund percentages is available in the Comptroller’s Office and on the Comptroller’s website.

Bryn Mawr College Financial Aid

Students receiving financial aid from the College who drop a course generally will have their Bryn Mawr College aid reduced by an amount equal to the reduction in tuition.

Stafford Loan (Subsidized and Unsubsidized)

PHEAA has advised us that if a student’s loan is certified based on a specific number of courses and the course load is reduced, the student can keep the loan check if it has already been disbursed; however, if it is the decision of the Dean not to reduce the Bryn Mawr College aid, the student’s financial aid package must be revised to reflect the new cost of attendance which may result in a reduction of their loan eligibility.

Last modified November 2007 — Bryn Mawr College GSSWSR