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The following schedule of tuition and fees applies to all full-time students of the D.P.M. program, per semester, during the 2015-2016 academic year. Fees are subject to change.

Item January* T1, T2, T3 Freshman Semester I Freshman Semester II Sophomore Sem. III Sophomore Sem. IV Junior per Sem. Senior per Sem. Tuition $9,866.67 $14,800.00 $14,800.00 $14,800.00 $14,800.00 $13,800.00 $13,800.00

Background Check Fee n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Student Assoc. Fee 106.67 160.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 160.00

Technology Fee 167.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00

Ext. Hosp. Educ. Fee 400.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00

Materials Fee 67.00 100.00 100.00 n/a n/a n/a n/a

Protective Clothing Fee 50/0/0 n/a 50.00 50.00 n/a 25.00 n/a

Graduation Fee n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 200.00

Semester Totals 15,910.00 15,960.00 15,860.00 15,810.00 14,835.00 15,010.00

Jan. Class T1 total 10,657.34

* January entering classes are charged pro-rated amounts over the full academic year (3 tuition periods) so as to pay the same total tuition and fees as September entering students of the same graduating classes.

Explanation of Fees

The fees listed in the table above are paid by all students in the semesters indicated. and are utilized for specific purposes as follows:

The entire Student Association Fee is passed along to the Student Government. The Background Check is performed by the student prior to coming to NYCPM.

The Technology Fee is used to help defray the costs of technological services to students, including computers, software, access to electronic library materials, virtual microscopy, web- based video capture of classroom lectures, and other enhancements to instruction and evaluation. The External Hospital Education Fee is used to subsidize fees charged by required outside hospital affiliations, which enhance the clinical education of the senior students. It was determined that this fee should be billed across all four years in an effort to spread the cost and minimize the financial impact to students.

The Graduation Fee is collected from seniors to cover graduation expenses.

The Materials Fee is charged only in the freshman year to cover the costs associated with preparation and duplication of study and lab materials.

Protective Clothing and equipment is provided by the College for use in laboratories and certain clinical settings. Fees are charged for these services for the semesters in which they are provided. In addition to the fees listed above which apply to all students, the following fees apply only to certain students as noted:

Retesting Fee: There is a Retesting Fee of $50.00 per retest for those students who must take a retest.

The Board Review Fee of $750.00 applies to those who have not passed Part I of the National Boards by the end of their junior year and must take this mandatory review.

NYCPM students must carry accident and sickness insurance and must take the National Board (APMLE) examinations. The premiums for the insurance (except when waived) and the fees for the National Boards are collected by the College and passed on to the providers of these services. The table below lists the amounts currently collected per semester in the years indicated.

2015-2016 INSURANCE AND NATIONAL BOARD FEES SCHEDULE, PER SEMESTER

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College. **National Board fees are no longer collected by NYCPM, students must pay these fees directly to the testing agency.

Explanation of Insurance and National Board Fees

Accident & Sickness Insurance is required for all NYCPM students. To provide the best health insurance coverage at the lowest cost, NYCPM has negotiated a group rate for the student body. Please note that the Health Insurance Fee will be waived if students can demonstrate equivalent coverage under family or private medical insurance. EACH YEAR INSURANCE FEES ARE AUTOMATICALLY ADDED TO EACH STUDENT’S ACCOUNT. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENT TO WAIVE COVERAGE (EACH YEAR) IF ELIGIBLE BY COMPLETING AND SIGNING THE APPROPRIATE WAIVER FORM BY THE APPLICABLE DEADLINE.

The National Board Fee is collected and passed on to the National Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners for Parts I and II of the APMLE. Students are required to pass Part I in order to graduate. Any students who initially fail Part I must retake the Part at additional expense.

Tuition Refunds

Students who officially withdraw (demonstrated by a duly executed letter by the Dean) or are otherwise separated from the College will receive partial refunds only of tuition actually paid (i.e., after any scholarship deductions) according to the schedule and percentages listed below.

Fee per sem., when applicable Senior Junior Soph. Freshman January* Accident & Sickness Insurance $886/867 $886/867 $886/867 $589/867 $886/867 National Board Fee I n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a National Board Fee II n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

To obtain such refunds, a formal letter of request must be presented to the Bursar’s Office with a copy of the Dean’s letter granting separation. The Dean’s letter must have an official “effective” date.The below tuition refund policies do not pertain to elective courses. Please see

Withdrawal from an Elective Course elsewhere.

Schedule of Tuition Liability and Refund Eligibility upon Withdrawal from the College

Time of Withdrawal Charge Refund

Within the First Two Weeks of a semester 20% 80%

During the Third Week of a semester 40% 60%

During the Fourth Week of a semester 60% 40%

During the Fifth Week of a semester 80% 20%

After the Fifth Week of a semester 100% No Refund

Students who officially withdraw within the first five weeks of a semester are entitled to partial refunds of tuition only (percentage dependent of the effective date of withdrawal) after all other financial obligations to the College have been satisfied. A student who withdraws after the fifth week forfeits 100% of tuition.

Withdrawal during a semester results in forfeiture of institutional scholarship(s) awarded for that semester, and the resulting additional tuition liability is deducted from any refund for which the student would be eligible.

Less than Full-Time Enrollment

Students enrolled for less than a full load for any semester will be charged tuition and fees according to the following schedule:

A) Twelve (12) credit hours or more: Full tuition responsibility B) Eleven (11) credit hours or less: $800 per credit hour C) Fees are not prorated and will be assessed at full value as appropriate

Fees for Make-up Time (See Attendance in Clinical Rotations & Clerkships):

Days to Make Up Amount

1-5 $150.00

6-10 $300.00

11-15 $450.00

Individuals having questions regarding payments and the related schedules should contact the Business Office. If you have any questions regarding Financial Aid please contact the Financial Aid Office.

Fees for Registrar Services

The Registrar’s Office provides services to enrolled students, former students and graduates of the College. The following services entail fees as indicated.

Processing Fees, Office of the Registrar

Official Student Transcript $5.00/copy

Student Transcript (Unofficial) $1.00/copy

Graduate/Former Student Transcript $10.00/copy Unofficial Board Scores (Current students only.) $5.00/copy

(All others must request scores directly from NBPME)

Clinical Evaluation No fee

Dean’s Letter (Graduates) $10.00

Verification of Education $10.00

Special Handling (overnight delivery) etc. $18.00 minimum*

Duplicate Diploma $85.00**

*Additional fees apply for registered mail, international delivery, etc.

**Plus actual cost of postage and handling. See policy on diplomas under Academic Life.

ALL REQUESTS MUST BE IN WRITING, SIGNED AND ACCOMPANIED BY THE APPROPRIATE FEE. REQUESTS WILL BE FILLED IN THE ORDER RECEIVED.