Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
Tuition for full-time and part-time students includes student support services. Please note that charges associated with academic sessions outside the fall and spring semesters are not included in the annual tuition, room, and board costs.
- Full-time students, those enrolled in 12-18 credits per semester, are charged $18,013 per semester, for a total of $36,026 for the academic year. With permission of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, a full-time student may add additional credits beyond 18 credits for an additional overload charge of $412 per credit hour.
- Part-time students, those enrolled in 1-11 daytime credit hours are charged as follows: 3 credit hours at $2,283, 6 credit hours at $4,566, 9 credit hours at $6,849, 11 credit hours at $8,371.
Center for Adult and Continuing Education students, those enrolled in 1-11 credit hours and attending classes that begin after 3:30 p.m., are charged $290 per credit hour.
Room
Standard Room*- $8,206 for the academic year
Single Room - $9,550 for the academic year
Suite - $9,716 for the academic year
Apartment - $10,046 for the academic year
* Room selections are for the entire academic year. Unauthorized contract changes are subject to penalty as described in the Student Handbook.
Board: Meal Plan Options
Gold Meal Plan* - $7,200
- Includes up to 24 visits to the Dining Hall and Late-Night Operations (in Dining Hall and Sayford Cyber Café) within a week.
- Includes $200 in Dining Dollars per semester and ten (10) guest meals/semester.
Blue Meal Plan - $6,530
- Includes up to 19 visits to the Dining Hall and Late-Night Operations (in Dining Hall and Sayford Cyber Café) within a week.
- Includes $75.00 in Dining Dollars per semester and five (5) guest meals/semester.
Commuter Meal plan**- $2,028
- Includes up to 80 visits to the Dining Hall and Late-Night Operations (in Dining Hall and Sayford Cyber Café) within a semester.
- Includes $25.00 in Dining Dollars per semester and two (2) guest meals/semester.
** The Commuter Meal Plan is available only to off-campus and commuter students or apartment residents. Meal plans cannot be changed after the add/drop date. Meal plan elections are for the entire academic year.
Fees
Activity Fee (per semester) - $187
Graduation (mandatory) - $196
Room Damage and Key Deposit - $100
Key/Room damage deposits are refundable without interest.
Orientation Fee - $196
Audit Fee - $200 per credit
Transcript Fee - $10 each
Technology Fee (per semester) - $134
Additional Fees
The following fees apply to those students participating in the activity or service.
Art and Design Fee (per semester)
Art Majors - $136
Non-Art Majors - $74
Division of Business & Management Fund Fee - $40
Riding Fee for Equitation Courses - $1,292
Overload Charges
Per credit hour (over 18 credits per semester) - $412
Alternative Approaches to Credit Fees
Charge per 3 credits - $325
Parking Permit (per year)
Residential Student - $200; Commuter - $100; Premium Permit - $300
Center for Adult and Continuing Education Tuition
Adult and Continuing Education Tuition (per credit hour) - $290
Returning Registration Deposit
All continuing students are required to pay a $125 registration deposit in the spring semester.
Special Fees
Special fees such as Red Cross lifeguard training and other athletic activities may be assessed additionally.
Miscellaneous
Optional activities or services may be offered at additional charge. Students may incur additional fees or charges not noted above such as parking fines, health services and library fines. These fees or charges are the responsibility of the student and/or the guarantor of the Financial Guarantee Statement. These additional charges will appear on a student’s bill as incurred.
For any questions concerning billing, contact the Office of Enrollment Services at 315-655-7888.
Caz One Card
Cazenovia College is one of many colleges and universities in the United States that have transformed their campus ID cards (CazCard) into a debit card for use on and off campus at select merchant/vendor locations.
Students and employees may choose to use the CazCard as a debit card in the Dining Hall, the Sayford Cyber Café, College bookstore, and at participating local merchants instead of using cash.
In order to use the CazCard as a debit card, the holder must have a signed contract activating the account and have added money (CazCash) to the account. Visit www.cazenovia.edu/campus-resources/cazcard/cazcash for more information. The CazCard is also required for entrance into the Dining Hall for meals, as well as for Dining Dollars purchases.
Off-Campus Study (Internships)
Resident students electing to study off-campus do so at their own expense. No refund of room and board charges is made. Costs for travel to and from internships are the responsibility of the student.
Books and Supplies
Bookstore payments may be made by cash, check or with an accepted charge card (Visa, MasterCard and Discover). Students in good financial standing are granted charging privileges for books and required supplies up to a yearly limit of $1,000 directly to their student account. Some restrictions may apply; see the Office of Enrollment Services for details.
Please note: Parents may place restrictions on charging privileges of the student. To do so, contact the Enrollment Services Center.
Fire, Theft and Medical Insurance
The College is not responsible for loss due to fire, theft, or any other cause.
Medical insurance coverage is mandatory. For those without private coverage, a student plan is available for a fee. Information regarding medical insurance may be obtained from the Health Office at 315-655-7122.
A student who wishes to insure against other risks is advised to contact Residence Life for more information about personal property insurance.
Off-Campus Housing
Students who qualify may receive refund checks from their financial aid funds. The Enrollment Services Center will disburse off-campus housing and refund checks only after finalization of financial aid funds. Contact the Enrollment Services Center for complete details.