Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

Tuition for full time students is based on a minimum of 12 credits and a maximum of 18 credits per semester. There is a charge for additional credits over 18 credits per semester (overload).

* This is an estimate based upon double occupancy in Heffernan Hall and a 14 meal per week plan. Actual charges are based upon selected housing and meal plans. If your housing is not on campus, then the housing and meals can be deducted from the total. Noncommuter freshman are required to stay on campus.

** Other fees may apply depending upon course or level of study

***Housing Deposits are a one time fee for all resident students. Housing Deposits will be refunded upon graduation or withdrawal from the College, provided that all financial obligations are fulfilled (including parking and library fines, damage and penalty fees, etc.). See more with this Net Price Calculator.

2025

Traditonal Undergraduate Tuition: $25,000
General Fees: $775
Student Activity Fee: $350
Orientation Fee: $150
Housing & Meals*: $14,745
Total**: $41,020

Estimated Indirect Costs

Books: $550
Supplies: $160
Miscellaneous: $1,450
Transportation: $850
Loan Fees: $60 (For Alternative Loan Borrowers)
Total Estimated Indirect Cost: $3,070

Other Fees That May Apply

Art Lab Fee: $75
Challenge Examination: $160
Graduation Fee: $150
Late Payment Fee: $15
Returned Check Fee: $35
Science Lab Fee: $75
Study Abroad Fee: $165 (May be subject to additional fees for study abroad health insurance)

Deposits

Enrollment Deposit: $200 (Applied to the First Invoice)
Housing Deposit***: $150

2024

Traditonal Undergraduate Tuition: $22,560
General Fees: $756
Student Activity Fee: $324
Orientation Fee: $150
Housing & Meals*: $14,206
Total**: $37,996

Other Fees That May Apply

Art Lab Fee: $75
Challenge Examination: $160
Graduation Fee: $150
Late Payment Fee: $15
Returned Check Fee: $35
Science Lab Fee: $75
Study Abroad Fee: $165 (May be subject to additional fees for study abroad health insurance)

Deposits

Enrollment Deposit: $200 (Applied to the First Invoice)
Housing Deposit***: $150

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

• Full Time Traditional UC (per SEMESTER): $12,500
• Full Time Traditional UC (per YEAR): $25,000
• Traditional UC Overload (per credit): $794
• Traditional UC Part Time (per credit): $794
• Traditional UC Summer Session (per credit): $354

2024

• Full Time Traditional UC (per SEMESTER): $11,280
• Full Time Traditional UC (per YEAR): $22,560
• Traditional UC Overload (per credit): $794
• Traditional UC Part Time (per credit): $794
• Traditional UC Summer Session (per credit): $354

* 7 Week Online Accelerated Courses

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

Professional Studies (per credit): $694

2024

Professional Studies (per credit): $632

*Both 7 Week Accelerated & 15 Week Traditional On Campus

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

Graduate Studies (per credit): $840

2024

Graduate Studies (per credit): $766

More info for Veteran Students.

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

• Traditional UC and part time (per credit): $871
• Graduate Studies (per credit): $840
• Professional Studies (per credit): $694

2024

• Traditional UC and part time (per credit): $794
• Graduate Studies (per credit): $766
• Professional Studies (per credit): $632

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students. See Admissions or Human Resources at your place of employment. See our Momentum page to learn more.

2025

• Professional Studies Undergraduate Momentum (per credit): $347
• Graduate Studies Momentum (per credit): $420

2024

• Professional Studies Undergraduate Momentum (per credit): $297
• Graduate Studies Momentum (per credit): $405

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

Teacher Certification (per credit): $780

2024

Teacher Certification (per credit): $711

Room & Board* (per semester)

Per the merger agreement with Villanova University, Rosemont College is no longer admitting new students.

2025

Room & Board* (per semester)

Housing Deposit: $150

• Heffernan Single $8,903
• Heffernan Double $7,373
• Connelly Single $9,337
• Connelly Double $7,521
• Mayfield Single $9,719
• Mayfield Double $7,903

Out of Session Room Charge (per day): $15
Late Payment Fee: $15
Returned Check Charge: $35

* Based upon a 14 meal plan per week which includes $100 flex dollars per semester. For an additional charge of $600 (per semester), students can opt to go with 19 meals per week.

2024

Housing Deposit: $150

• Heffernan Single $8,603
• Heffernan Double $7,103
• Connelly Single $8,995
• Connelly Double $7,245
• Mayfield Single $9,363
• Mayfield Double $7,613

Out of Session Room Charge (per day): $15
Late Payment Fee: $15
Returned Check Charge: $35

* Based upon a 14 meal plan per week which includes $100 flex dollars per semester. For an additional charge of $600 (per semester), students can opt to go with 19 meals per week.

First Year and Transfer Students
Once an applicant is accepted to the College, a $350 enrollment deposit ($200 for commuters) is required to guarantee enrollment and a place in the residence halls. The $200 fee is credited as an Enrollment deposit as a one time fee for all students and is assessed when the student matriculates for the first time and is credited to the first semester’s bill. Enrollment dent deposits are nonrefundable after May 1.

International Students
International first year and transfer students are required to submit an enrollment deposit of $350 ($200 for commuters) to reserve a place in the class.

The fee is credited as an Enrollment deposit as a one time fee for all students and is assessed when the student matriculates for the first time.

Some scholarships and financial aid programs are available to eligible non US citizens. Parents or sponsors are required to provide documentation of financial resources to support a student’s total educational and personal expenses prior to the issuance of the application for a student visa. All international students are required to provide documentation that shows that they have health insurance coverage. Students may also purchase coverage through Rosemont College. Information on the student health insurance plan is available through the Student Life Office.

The payment of charges for tuition, room and board, and applicable fees for the first and second semester is available in the most up to date course catalog and can be seen on the Course Catalog & School Handbook page. Tuition payments received after the due dates are subject to
a late payment fee. Checks or money orders are to be made payable to “Rosemont College.” Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover credit cards are also accepted for payment of educational costs through CashNet. PLEASE NOTE: a 2.83 percent charge will apply if students
use credit cards on the iWay to make a payment. This is a charge from the credit card company not the college. The College also offers an interest free tuition payment plan with a fee due with the initial payment. Specific information on the plan is available through Cashnet.

The College reserves the right to alter tuition and fees without prior notice.

Student interns who reside on campus pay full room and board, and tuition and fees for the Rosemont credits earned in the internship, if any. Student interns who reside offcampus pay full tuition for the Rosemont credits earned in the internship.

Students will not be issued transcripts of credits or diplomas, or enrollment/degree verifications if they have any outstanding financial obligations (including damage and penalty fees, parking and library fines, etc.) with the College. The College reserves the right to cancel the registration of any student for failure to fulfill financial obligations.

The semester charges for room and board must be paid in full before a student is permitted to reside on campus. Since all residence hall rooms are reserved for both fall and spring semesters of the academic year, changes or alterations will be subject to the following conditions:

• Double rooms that are used as single rooms are subject to the fees for single rooms. Any student attempting to occupy a room without the permission of the Director of Residential Life will be subject to a penalty of $200 per day and immediate removal from campus.
• Should a student choose to withdraw or to take a leave of absence from the College after the residence halls are open for occupancy and before the completion of the second week of the semester, a refund not exceeding 50% of the room and board rate may be requested. No refunds will be considered for any reason after the close of business on the Friday of the second week of the semester.
• No refund will be made after payment is received to students who request to leave the residence halls but continue to be enrolled in classes.
• The College does not assume responsibility for students’ personal property. Insurance for personal property is advisable.

The College reserves the right to alter tuition and fees without prior notice.

Since College commitments are made based on student enrollments, full tuition will not be refunded after the payment due date. Should a student choose to withdraw, drop below full time status, or take a leave of absence after registration and before the completion of the second week of classes, a refund not exceeding 80% of the tuition may be requested. No refunds will be given after the second week of classes. Title IV recipients are subject to the Title IV refund policy. The date of withdrawal, drop, or leave of absence is determined as being the time the Director of the Student Academic Support Center receives written notice from the student.

Undergraduate College Tuition Refund Policy
A student who withdraws from semester length classes may be entitled to a refund according to the schedule listed below. Fees are not refundable, except for those classes that have been canceled by the College or for students who have withdrawn before the first day of classes.
The date of a drop/add or Withdrawal is determined by the records of the Office of the Registrar, not the date the student stops attending class. The percentage of tuition to be refunded to the student is as follows:
• Students who withdraw before the first day of classes will receive a 100% refund of tuition.
• Students who withdraw during the first and second weeks of a new semester will receive an 80% refund of tuition.
• Students who withdraw during the third week of a new semester will receive a 50% refund of tuition.
• Students who withdraw during the fourth week of a new semester will receive a 20% refund of tuition.

No refunds will be issued to students that withdraw after the fourth week of class.

The first scheduled meeting of a class constitutes the beginning of the refund period for that class. The refund period may change based upon the length or nature of the class. Refunds are determined by the Business Office only. Financial aid is adjusted accordingly with regard to the number of credits that have been dropped. If a student withdraws, or if a credit balance results from financial aid awards or student overpayment, a refund may be expected in the mail within a timely manner.

Refunds for Dropped Classes in the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies
A student who drops a class prior to the first scheduled meeting of a class may be entitled to a full refund if the class is formally dropped. If a student drops a class prior to the second scheduled meeting of a class, they will be entitled to an 80% refund if the class is formally dropped. If a class is dropped after the second scheduled meeting of a class, the student is not entitled to a refund. The date of a drop is determined by the records of the Office of the Registrar, not the date the student stops attending class. The refund period may change based upon the length or nature of the class. For example, Turbo classes must be dropped prior to the first scheduled class meeting. Please Note: financial aid is
adjusted accordingly with regard to the number of credits that have been dropped. If you are an undergraduate student and you drop below 6 credit hours for the semester, all of your aid may have to be returned. If you are a graduate student and you drop below 4.5 credit hours for the semester, all of your aid may have to be returned. It is advisable that you consult with the Financial Aid Officer regarding the ramifications of dropping a class.

If a student withdraws from a class after the drop/add period, the student is not entitled to a refund and is also financially obligated for the cost of the class.