Tuition and Fees

Important Notice of Possible Changes: The City University of New York reserves the right, because of changing conditions, to make modifications of any nature in the academic programs and requirements of the University and its constituent colleges without advance notice.

Office of the Bursar

Academic Core Building, Room 1H01
email: Bursar@york.cuny.edu
webpage: https://www.york.cuny.edu/bursar

The Office of the Bursar is responsible for the collection of tuition and fees and manages financial transactions between students, the college, and the community. The office adheres to departmental, college, university, state and federal policies and procedures.

Payment of Tuition and Fees

Students must be prepared to pay all tuition and fees associated with their registration by the payment due date. The Office of the Bursar will not mail bills. Students may view their bills on CUNYfirst. Once a student registers for classes, that student assumes financial responsibility. If the student chooses not to attend, the student must drop the courses before the first day of classes to avoid any tuition liability. Failure to do so automatically entails a financial obligation on the part of the student.

Interest-free tuition payment plans are available through Nelnet during the summer, fall and spring semesters. Students must enroll online through their CUNYfirst accounts. For additional information, Nelnet representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8:00a.m. to 10:00p.m., and Saturday 9:00a.m. to 3:00p.m., at 888-470-6014.

Students may opt to pay their tuition and fees online by using the CUNYfirst ePayment options, which include eCheck and eSavings.

Cash, money orders, bank checks, certified checks and personal checks are accepted at the Office of the Bursar service window. Checks and money orders must be made payable to York College and have a current date. Third party, postdated checks, credit and debit cards will not be accepted. Personal checks are not accepted for prior semesters. A student who issues a check or eCheck payment that is either returned by the bank or not processed by the processing company will be liable for tuition and fees, in addition to a $20.00 reprocessing fee. Also, checks will not be accepted for future payments and a negative service indicator will be placed on the student's account. A stop payment on a student's check does not cancel their registration; a student must officially withdraw from classes.

If students do not make full payment of their tuition and fees and other college bills, their accounts will be turned over to a collection agency six months after the end of the semester. Students will be responsible for all collection costs, in addition to the amount owed to the college. A nonpayment of default judgment against the student's account may be reported to a credit bureau and reflected in his/her credit report. Accounts in collections must be paid directly to the collection agency; the Office of the Bursar cannot collect these debts.

For billing and payment information, refer to the Office of the Bursar's website at www.york.cuny.edu/bursar.

Senior College Tuition

Undergraduate	New York State Residents	Non-Resident and International Students
Full-time	$3,465 per semester	$620 per credit
Part-time	$305 per credit	$620 per credit
Non-Degree	$445 per credit	$915 per credit
Online Degree Program	$305 per credit	$350 per credit
Senior Citizen Fee	$65 per semester or session plus a technology fee
graduate	New York State Residents	Non-Resident and International Students
Full-time	$5,545 per semester	$855 per credit
Part-time	$470 per credit	$855 per credit
Online Degree Program	$470 per credit	$855 per credit
Maintenance of Matriculation	$225 per semester	$370 per semester
Excellence Fee	$800 per semester	$800 per semester
MASTERS IN SOCIAL WORK	NEW YORK STATE RESIDENTS	NON-RESIDENT AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Full-time	$7,315	$1,000 per credit
Part-time	$620 per credit	$1,000 per credit

Tuition and fees set forth in this publication are similarly subject to change by action of the Board of Trustees of The City University of New York at any time. In the event of any increase in the tuition or fees, payments already made will be treated as a partial payment. Notification will be given of the additional amount due and the required date of payment. The University regrets any inconvenience this may cause.

Occupational Therapy Dual Program - Combined BS/MS Program

Students in combined programs will pay undergraduate tuition rates up to 120 credits, or the number of credits required to earn a baccalaureate degree in that particular program. Any credits taken after that number (120) toward the combined degree are to be paid at the graduate level.
Students enrolled in the BS/MS degree Occupational Therapy program who have earned greater than 120 credits will be charged graduate tuition. Students identified as undergraduates during the registration process, will be retroactively charged graduate tuition, if upon the completion of the courses they are currently taking, they have earned greater than 120 credits.

Explanation of Student Fees

Fee	Description
Consolidated Fee	The Consolidated fee of $15.00 ensures the continuation, expansion, and establishment of critical university-wide services for all students. These services include but are not limited to the external processing of financial aid applications, the immunization program, the job location/ development program, system-wide tuition and fee collections by the Office of the University Controller, and the administration of various tests, such as the skills assessment tests.
Developmental Course Fee	All courses taken by part-time students will be charged on a credit basis except developmental courses which will be charged on an equated hours basis. Courses with excess hours due to laboratory or field work will be charged on a credit basis for part-time students. The tuition charged part-time matriculated students on a per credit basis in any one semester may not exceed the semester rate. In developmental courses where the hours exceed the credits, the equated hours will be used instead of credits to determine full or part-time status and fees.
Duplicate Diploma Fee	To obtain a duplicate diploma, the cost is $30.00.
Duplicate Identification Card	To obtain a duplicate ID card, the cost is $10.00.
Late Registration Fee	A charge of $25.00 is made for registration after the close of the official registration period. This fee is not refundable.
Material Fee	Material fees support costs that are unique to a specific class which would be considered above and beyond the cost of instruction and basic instructional materials and equipment. Fees may be charged for materials used in laboratory, studio, and other situations.
Non-payment Service/Late Payment Fee	Students who are delinquent in paying tuition and fees by the college's established due dates will be required to pay a $15.00 fee for each missed due date in addition to all other outstanding college obligations.
Readmission Fee	Students who are readmitted to the University after an absence of three consecutive semesters (exclusive of summer session) shall be required to pay a readmission fee of $20.00. This fee is not refundable.
Returned Check Processing Fee	When a student's check is tendered to the college as payment of a liability and the check is not honored by the bank upon which the check is drawn, the student shall be charged a reprocessing fee. A separate $20.00 fee will be charged for each check that requires reprocessing. Electronic payments, made online, that are rejected for any reason will also be charged a reprocessing fee. The student will be required to satisfy the obligations, the returned check processing fee and a non-payment service fee of $15.00 for each due date missed. If a check or eCheck (electronic payment) is returned for any reason, the student's check writing privileges will be revoked.
Special Examination Fee	When a student requests an examination at a time other than the scheduled time, and permission is granted by the College, a Special Examination fee is charged at the rate of $25.00 for the first examination and $5.00 for each additional examination.
Student Activity Fee	The Student Activity fee of $72.15 for full-time students and $52.15 for part-time students is assessed for student government and other student activities.
Student Senate Fee	The Student Senate fee of $1.45 is a component of each college's student activity fee to be allocated by the University Student Senate.
Technology Fee	The full-time technology fee of $125 or the part-time fee of $62.50 will be added to the bill. The technology fee for the summer session is $62.50. The technology fee is non-refundable. However, if the following occurs, a refund will be granted: The college cancels a course or courses causing the student to drop below full-time The student is incorrectly billed by the college The student officially withdraws prior to the first day of the semester/session
Transcript Fee	This fee will be waived for transcripts to units of CUNY. Transcript requests must be made online. For further information, visit the Office of the Registrar’s webpage at www.york.cuny.edu/registrar.
Transportation Fee	Transportation fees include admission, entry, event, or participation costs for out-of-classroom experiences and related travel costs to off-campus events or experiences.

Refund Policy

The date on which the change of program and/ or the withdrawal is submitted to the College through Schedule Builder, CUNYfirst or the Registrar's Office is considered the withdrawal date, not the last date of attendance in class. It is the official date of the student's withdrawal and will serve as the basis for computing any refund granted to the student. No portion of the Association Fee, University Government Fee, Technology Fee, Consolidated Fee, Special Fees or Penalty Fees are refundable.

Refund Schedule

See Academic Calendar

Upon registering for courses, students must pay by the payment due date. Students may change their registration online via CUNYfirst or Schedule Builder. To receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees, students must drop all of their courses before the first official day of the semester.

Note: Students who take a leave of absence after the first day of classes are liable for tuition and fees in accordance with the above schedule of refunds. Federal and State guidelines for financial aid vary according to the specific type of aid the student is awarded. If a student is awarded financial aid and intends to change their enrollment status, they should contact the Financial Aid Office regarding their eligibility for financial aid funds.

Tuition Waivers

Tuition waivers may be changed or abolished by The City University Trustees without notice, and at all times are subject to budgetary limitations that have been established for The City University of New York.

Bursar Holds

Bursar holds will be placed on student accounts that have outstanding and past due debts. Such indicators will prohibit students from receiving services from the college, including but not limited to, registering for future semesters, until the entire obligation is satisfied.

Undergraduate Courses with Material and Transportation Fees

Subject	Course Number	Description	Fee
ASTR	140	Intro Astronomy	20.00
ASTR	141	Astronomy Laboratory	20.00
BIO	201	Biological Principles I	25.00
BIO	202	Biological Principles II	25.00
BIO	234	Anatomy and Physiology I	50.00
BIO	235	Anatomy and Physiology II	50.00
BIO	265	Clinical Microbiology	75.00
BIO	281	Human Structure and Function	50.00
BIO	301	Molecular Bio & Biotech	75.00
BIO	302	Biotech & Biopharm	100.00
BIO	308	Invertebrate Biology	25.00
BIO	309	Biology of the Chordates	50.00
BIO	320	Cell Biology	75.00
BIO	325	Histology	25.00
BIO	331	Biology of Plants	75.00
BIO	334	Comparative Physiology	50.00
BIO	403	Ecology	50.00
BIO	411	Laboratory in Neurobiology	50.00
BIO	415	Exp Biochem & Mole	50.00
BIO	444	Genetics	75.00
BIO	452	Developmental Biology	75.00
BIO	465	Microbiology	100.00
BIO	466	Immunology	100.00
BIO	477	Evolution	30.00
BIO	480	Theory & Experiment Biotech	50.00
BTEC	302	Biotechnology & Biopharm	100.00
BTEC	350	Comp Bio & Mole Dsgn	25.00
BTEC	352	Bioinformatics	25.00
BTEC	480	Theory & Exp-Biotec	50.00
CHEM	107	Essentials Coll Chem Lab	40.00
CHEM	109	Principles of Chem I Lab	40.00
CHEM	112	Principles of Chem II Lab	40.00
CHEM	232	Techniques of Organic Chem I	40.00
CHEM	234	Techniques of Organic Chem II	40.00
CHEM	235	Lab in Org Chemistry	40.00
CHEM	241	Instmtl Mthd Analys	40.00
CHEM	241	Instmtl Mthd Analys	30.00
CHEM	341	Instrumental Analysis I	40.00
CHEM	342	Instrumental Analysis II	40.00
CHEM	421	Physical-Inorg Lab	40.00
CHEM	490	Independent Study	40.00
CHEM	491	Independent Study	40.00
CHEM	492	Independent Study	40.00
CHEM	493	Independent Study	40.00
CLS	252	Intro Hematology/Phlebotomy	100.00
CLS	330	Anat & Phys	100.00
CLS	332	Tissue Techniques	100.00
CLS	341	Clinical Immunoserology	100.00
CLS	343	Immuno-Hematology	100.00
CLS	351	Clinical Chemistry	100.00
CLS	352	Advanced Hematology	100.00
CLS	353	Mycology & Parasitolgy	100.00
CLS	354	Coagulation	100.00
CLS	357	Clinical Bacteriology	100.00
CLS	361	Urinalysis and Body Fluids	100.00
CLS	459	Clinical Lab Internship I	100.00
CLS	460	Clinical Lab Internship II	100.00
CT	101	Digital Storytelling	30.00
CT	137	Hacking and Building	60.00
CT	160	User Experience Design	30.00
CT	210	Portrait Documentary	60.00
CT	240	Studio Television Production	40.00
CT	244	Multimedia Sound Production	40.00
CT	345	Intro Motion Graphic	40.00
CT	355	Cinematography	40.00
CT	360	Web Design I	30.00
CT	370	Web Development I	30.00
CT	381	Web Design II	30.00
CT	385	Web Development II	30.00
CT	399	Portfolio Design	30.00
EDUC	283	Educ Psy:Teach&Learn	30.00
EDUC	320	Lit & Storytelling	20.00
EDUC	323	C&M Elem Sch Math	20.00
EDUC	340	Literacy Instruction	30.00
EDUC	369	Erly Lang & Lit Eng Only Lrnrs	30.00
EDUC	418	Sup Tch Hlth Ed Pre K-6	30.00
EDUC	419	Sup Tch Hlth Ed 7-12	30.00
EDUC	431	Sup Tch Elem Sch 1-3	30.00
EDUC	432	Sup Tch Elem Sch 4-6	30.00
EDUC	433	Sup Tch Biling Ed	30.00
EDUC	434	Sup Tch Early Chld	30.00
EDUC	437	Sup Tch Music K-9	30.00
EDUC	438	Sup Tch Music Hs	30.00
EDUC	440	Supervised Teaching Math 7-9	30.00
EDUC	441	Student Teaching, Math 10-12	30.00
EDUC	442	Superv Stud Tchng, Bio Grd 7-9	30.00
EDUC	443	Sup Teach Bio 10-12	30.00
EDUC	444	Sup Teach Chem 7-9	30.00
EDUC	445	Sup Teach Chem 10-12	30.00
EDUC	446	Sup Tch Earthsci 7-9	30.00
EDUC	447	Sup Stud Teach Earth Sc 10-12	30.00
EDUC	448	Sup Tch Pe Pre K-6	30.00
EDUC	449	Sup Tch Pe 7-12	30.00
EDUC	452	Sup Tch Eng 7-9	30.00
EDUC	453	Sup Tch Eng Hs	30.00
EDUC	454	Sup Tch Soc St 7-9	30.00
EDUC	455	Sup Tch Soc St Hs	30.00
EDUC	456	Sup Tch Fren 7-9	30.00
EDUC	457	Sup Tch Fren Hs	30.00
EDUC	458	Sup Tch Span 7-9	30.00
EDUC	459	Sup Tch Span 10-12	30.00
EHS	140	Intro to Environmental Science	25.00
EHS	212	Prin-Env Hlth-Lab	75.00
EHS	351	Fundamentals of Air Pollution	20.00
EHS	420	Water Quality Analysis	20.00
EHS	427	Industrial Hygiene	20.00
EHS	428	Water Pollution Biology	20.00
EHS	498	Independent Study	75.00
EHS	499	Independent Study	75.00
FA	101	Visual Elements: 2-Dimensional	30.00
FA	102	Visual Elements: 3-Dimensional	40.00
FA	150	Visual Design: Two Dimensional	30.00
FA	151	Color	30.00
FA	152	Visual Design: 3D	30.00
FA	155	Drawing I	30.00
FA	253	Graphic Design I	30.00
FA	254	Graphic Design II	30.00
FA	258	Graphics I: Print-Making	60.00
FA	264	Painting I	60.00
FA	265	Painting II	60.00
FA	273	Sculpture I	60.00
FA	274	Sculpture II	60.00
FA	283	Visual Communication Media I	30.00
FA	284	Computer Graphics I	30.00
FA	355	Drawing II	30.00
FA	358	Graphics II: Print-Making	60.00
FA	364	Painting III	60.00
FA	365	Painting IV	60.00
FA	373	Sculpture III	60.00
FA	374	Sculpture IV	60.00
FA	381	Photography I	60.00
FA	382	Photography II	60.00
FA	384	Computer Graphics II	30.00
FA	455	Advanced Drawing I	40.00
FA	456	Advanced Drawing II	40.00
FA	481	Photography III	60.00
FA	482	Photography IV	60.00
GEOL	110	Earth	15.00
GEOL	120	Our Oceanic Environment	15.00
GEOL	121	History of Life	15.00
GEOL	140	Our Earth	25.00
GEOL	207	Geologic Techniques	25.00
GEOL	211	Structural Geology	40.00
GEOL	217	Earth W/Paleontology	40.00
GEOL	225	Mineralogy	40.00
GEOL	282	Weather and Climate	20.00
GEOL	308	Geomorphology	45.00
GEOL	323	Field Methods	40.00
GEOL	332	Optical Mineralogy	30.00
GEOL	334	Petrology	40.00
GEOL	340	Remote Sensing	40.00
GEOL	341	Ground Water Hydrology	40.00
GEOL	342	Rock and Soil Mechanics	50.00
GEOL	344	Mineral & Fossil Fuel	50.00
GEOL	346	Lab Techniques-Geol	50.00
GEOL	349	Assessment of Environm Impact	35.00
GEOL	411	Sedimentation	40.00
GEOL	412	Stratigraphy	50.00
GEOL	425	Field Mapping	200.00
GEOL	441	Geochemistry	40.00
GEOL	496	Independent Study	75.00
GEOL	497	Independent Study	75.00
GEOL	498	Independent Study	75.00
GEOL	499	Independent Study	75.00
HE	111	Health and the Individual	15.00
HE	200	Basic Cardiac Life Support	15.00
HE	224	Laboratory in Health Behavior	15.00
HE	317	First Aid and Safety Education	15.00
HE	363	Measurement/Eval in Health/PE	25.00
HE	452	Cardio Fitness Ex Test & Presc	25.00
HS	105	Medical Terminology	50.00
HS	201	Health Informatics	50.00
HS	401	Field-based Experience	0.00
HS	402	Supervised Field Experience	25.00
HSPA	337	Clinical Anatomy	100.00
HSPA	450	Surgical Clinical Rotation	200.00
HSPA	451	Clinical-Intern Med	200.00
HSPA	452	Pediatrics Clinical Rotation	200.00
HSPA	453	Emergency Medicine Rotation	200.00
HSPA	454	Long Term Care Rotation	200.00
HSPA	455	Psychiatry Rotation	200.00
HSPA	457	Ob/Gyn Clinical Rotation	200.00
HSPA	458	Family Medicine	200.00
HSPA	459	Ambulatory Care	200.00
MS	375	Biomechanics	15.00
MSSR	320	Therapy Exercise & Evaluation	15.00
MUS	299	Business of Music	75.00
NURS	203	Health Assessment	125.00
NURS	204	Health Assessment-Generic Prog	125.00
NURS	210	Fundamentals of Nursing	135.00
NURS	310	Nursing Process	135.00
NURS	320	Adult Health I	135.00
NURS	340	Care of Children	135.00
NURS	415	Nurse-Family Group	135.00
NURS	420	Adult Health II	135.00
NURS	430	Nurs Client Inter-syst: Pysch	135.00
OT	313	Fundamentals of OT	25.00
OT	315	Functional Human Anatomy	50.00
OT	316	Functional Human Physiology	32.00
OT	318	Clinical Kinesiology	41.00
OT	319	Medical Conditions	25.00
OT	321	Occupational Analysis	15.00
OT	322	Occ Thru Life Span	50.00
OT	403	Advanced Occupational Analysis	25.00
OT	404	Advanced Neuroscience	25.00
OT	411	OT 1:Pediatric Inter	13.00
OT	423	Collaboration In OT	25.00
OT	424	Professional Development I	25.00
OT	505	OT1: Physical Intervention	50.00
OT	506	OT2: Physical Intervention	125.00
OT	508	Occupational Therapy Process I	2.00
OT	509	OT2: Psychosocial	1.00
OT	517	Research Design	25.00
OT	518	Research Seminar I	25.00
OT	519	Research Seminar II	25.00
OT	522	Research Seminar IV	25.00
OT	523	Use of Orthotics in OT	100.00
OT	524	Phys Agent Modalities	75.00
OT	641	Fieldwork Level II OT I	12.00
OT	642	Fieldwork Level II OT II	12.00
OT	643	Capstone Community Experience	50.00
OT	644	Adv OT Theory & Practice	70.00
OT	645A	Occupational Therapy Practice	50.00
OT	645B	Occupational Therapy Practice	50.00
OT	647	Assistive Technology	50.00
PE	141	Weight Training	15.00
PE	151	Basketball	15.00
PE	154	Track and Field	15.00
PE	156	Gymnastics I	15.00
PE	157	Gymnastics II	15.00
PE	158	Football	15.00
PE	159	Self-Defense Activities	15.00
PE	162	Lacrosse	15.00
PE	163	Softball	15.00
PE	164	Soccer	15.00
PE	165	Volleyball	15.00
PE	166	Yoga	15.00
PE	167	Handball	15.00
PE	171	Tennis	15.00
PE	173	Folk and Social Dance	15.00
PE	174	Golf	15.00
PE	176	Modern Dance I	15.00
PE	177	Small Boat Sailing	10.00
PE	178	Outdoor Living	125.00
PE	179	Skiing	125.00
PE	181	Badminton	15.00
PE	182	Swimming for Non-Swimmers	15.00
PE	183	African Dance	15.00
PE	184	Latin Dance	15.00
PE	185	Hip Hop Dance	15.00
PE	215	Motor Devel & Learning	15.00
PE	271	Competitive Tennis	15.00
PE	278	Modern Dance II	10.00
PE	279	Leadership in Outdoor Living	125.00
PE	280	Winter Mountaineering	250.00
PE	282	Swimming	15.00
PE	284	Skin and Scuba Diving	15.00
PE	285	Senior Life Saving	15.00
PE	287	Water Safety Instructor	15.00
PE	358	Physiology of Exercise	15.00
PE	362	Kinesiology	15.00
PE	363	Measurement & Eval	25.00
PE	452	Cardio Fitness Ex Test & Presc	25.00
PHS	480	Independent Study	40.00
PHS	481	Independent Study	40.00
PHS	490	Internship in Pharm Sci	40.00
PHS	491	Internship in Pharm Sci II	40.00
PHS	502	Pharm Discovery & Develop Tech	75.00
PHYS	113	Physics Laboratory I	20.00
PHYS	114	Physics Laboratory II	20.00
PHYS	140	The Physical Universe	20.00
POL	228	Pub Admin Polit Set	15.00
POL	241	Internatl Politics	15.00
PSY	319	Cognitive Psychology	50.00
PSY	321	Psy of Learning Lab	40.00
SCWK	410	Field Placement and Seminar I	25.00
SCWK	492	Field Placement and Seminar II	25.00
TA	107	Intro Costume Design & Fashion	50.00
TA	114	Stagecraft I	30.00
TA	115	Stagecraft II	30.00
TA	116	Intro Stage Management	25.00
TA	215	Studies in Theatre Practice I	60.00
TA	216	Studies in Theatre Practice II	60.00
TA	217	Theatre Practice 3	60.00
TA	218	Studies in Theatre Practice IV	60.00
TA	219	Studies in Theatre Practice V	60.00
TA	311	Fundamental Directing	25.00