Tuition
and Fees
| Tuition |
NYS
Residents
|
Nonresidents
|
| Full
Time (DI courses + additional MPH courses each semester) |
$3,200/semester
|
$500/credit
|
| Part
Time* (DI courses only) |
$270/credit
|
$500/credit
|
| Student
Fee |
$7.85/semester
|
$7.85/semester
|
| Consolidated
Service Fee |
$15.00/semester
|
$15.00/semester
|
| Technology
Fee |
$75.00/semester
(FT) $37.50/semester (PT)
|
$75.00/semester
(FT) $37.50/semester (PT)
|
| DI
Application Fee (nonrefundable) |
$65
|
$65
|
| Application
for Matriculated or Non-matriculated status |
$125
|
$125
|
Residency
Determination
Applicants who are not residents of New York State are subject to
the nonresident tuition rates. Applicants who are US citizens or
permanent residents and who have continuously maintained their place
of abode in the State of New York for a period of at least twelve
consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes
may qualify for the resident tuition rate. Inquiries regarding residency
requirements and determinations should be directed to the Office
of Admissions |
* Students
enrolled in the Dietetic Internship ONLY are registered for 6 credits/semester
and pay per credit. Although the student is considered full-time by
the Dietetic Internship program, the student is considered part-time
by the registrar for calculation of tuition.
Students must pay tuition and fees in full at the time of registration.
Without full payment students will not be considered registered and
will not be admitted to class.
Financial arrangements for the payment of tuition and fees must be
made by the student prior to registration. Information on grants,
scholarships and loans can be found in the Graduate Catalog. Applicants
are encouraged to apply for ADAF scholarships. Information about ADAF
scholarships can be found at http://webdietitians.org.
In addition to tuition and fees, it is the responsibility of each
dietetic intern to pay for the following prior to or during the 9-month
Dietetic Internship Program: medical and professional insurance/coverage,
fingerprinting fees, required learning resources, and membership in professional organizations
(the fee for Associate membership in the ADA is currently $42 and
the fee for student membership in the Greater New York Dietetic Association
is currently $20).
Students are responsible
for their own transportation to and from assigned sites. Whenever
possible, practice sites have been selected which are easily accessible
by public transportation and are in relatively safe neighborhoods.
Successful applicants pay a non-refundable deposit of $150 when accepting
the internship appointment. This fee is credited towards program costs
and other items required by the dietetic internship program.
Financial
Aid
Hunter College participates in all Federal and State Student Financial
Aid Programs. Financial aid is available to full and part time matriculated*
students registered for at least 6 credits. Students who want to apply
for financial aid must file the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA).
A FAFSA Application is also available on the Web (http://www.fafsa.ed.gov).
Students may also visit the web site for Hunter College's Office of
Financial Aid at http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/finaid
for more information about applying for financial aid.
*NOTE: Non-matriculated students may not be eligible for federal financial
aid. In order to become eligible, students must apply and be accepted
into the MPH program as a matriculated student (see 'Combined
Masters in Public Health/Dietetic Internship Program' ).
Housing
Hunter can offer housing at a reasonable cost to a limited number
of students. Space in the residence halls is allocated on a first-come,
first serve-basis. For more information and an application, contact:
Office of Residence Life
425 East 25th St, Office N117
New York, NY 10010
(212) 481-4310
E-mail: ResLife@hunter.cuny.edu
Estimated Expenses
& Financial Aid