Arkansas State University-Newport

Tuition and Fees

Student fees are payable at the time of registration. Students must pay all fees before attending classes. Payment of tuition may be made with cash, check, or bankcard (VISA or MasterCard). The University reserves the right to change the amount of fees or to add new ones at any time such action is deemed necessary.

Schedule of Fees | Commercial Driver Training Costs | Refund of Fees Schedule

Tuition Waiver for Senior Citizens | Non-Published Fees

Schedule of Tuition and Fees

Tuition Fee Per Credit Hour	$73
Tuition Fee Per Credit Hour (out-of-state)	$126
Tuition Fee Per Credit Hour (Off-campus)	$78
Quality Improvement Fee	$5 per credit hour
Class Lab Fee includes science, English, & business	$20 per lab
Online Class Fee	$20
NET Test for SPN	$20
ACT Fee	$30
COMPASS Fee	$30

Tuition Waiver for Senior Citizens

Arkansas residents who are 60 years of age and older are entitled to attend college credit classes at Arkansas State University-Newport without a tuition charge. Proof of age must be presented at the time of registration. This waiver does not apply to non-credit classes, assessment fees, or any other fee collected by the university.

Non-Published Fees

Returned Check Fee	$15.00
Independent Study (per course)	$50.00

Refund of Tuition and Fees Schedule

Refunds must be claimed at the time of withdrawal through the Admissions Office and the Business Office.
This applies to both special and regular students.

The refund schedule is as follows:

	Fall and Spring Semester	Five-Week and Eight-Week Terms
First Week	100%	100%
Second or Third Week	60%	None
Over three weeks	None	None

The refund schedule applies to the total tuition charge rather than the amount paid at the time of withdrawal.

Driver Training Institute Refund policy is: 100% of the tuition will be refunded if the student leaves
during the first eight days of enrollment. Thereafter, no refund will apply.

NOTICE: The STUDENT is responsible for all tuition and fee charges whether they attend class or not. Non-attendance of classes does not automatically drop/withdraw you from classes. Proper procedures for
drop/withdrawal must be followed. See withdrawing.

OUTSTANDING ACCOUNT BALANCE PROCEDURES

Students are responsible for all tuition and fees which are due and payable upon registration of classes unless a student has qualified for financial aid. Monthly statements are mailed to all students who have an outstanding account balance. Students with an outstanding balance on their account at the end of the term are placed on financial hold by the business office. This hold prevents the student from registering for another term so they can resolve their current balance.

If the student plans to graduate and they owe on their account, the registrar's office will contact the student and request that they contact the business office in regards to their account before they graduate.

If any student continues to have an outstanding balance after a term, the balance will be considered delinquent and will be sent to the State of Arkansas to be deducted from their state income tax. If no payment is made after this process, the account balance will be sent to collections.

Commercial Driver Training Costs

Tuition (3-week term)	$1,100.00
Equipment Fee (3rd Party Billing)	$300.00
(Due first day of class: 2 checks; $1,100 to ASU-Newport, and an equipment use fee of $300 to Northeast Arkansas Higher Education Charitable Foundation)
Housing	$295.00
(Provided by outside sources. Due when checking into apartment, $10 Key Deposit that will be refunded after check out) (Furnish your own linen)
Other Expenses Include: D.O.T. Physical, NIDA Drug Test, CDL Packet, and Final CDL License. (Prices vary on an individual basis.)

*Expenses are subject to change without notice.

OUTSTANDING ACCOUNT BALANCE PROCEDURES

Commercial Driver Training

Cash paying students will be required to pay the cost upon registration of the Commercial Driver Training program. Students who are sponsored by a third party will have their account credited for payment when the billing processes are complete and the paying entity makes payment for the sponsored student.
If a sponsored student is declined at any time, that student becomes responsible for the tuition due the University. Declined students must contact the business office in order to make payment arrangements which will be evaluated on an individual basis. Students unable to meet their obligation
at this point may be asked to withdraw from the program.

Statements are periodically mailed to students with outstanding account balances. Students with an outstanding balance on their account at the conclusion of the program are placed on financial hold by the business office. This hold prevents the students from acquiring official academic records from this institution and/or registering for any additional classes until their account is cleared.

If any student continues to have an outstanding balance after the term, the balance will be considered delinquent and will be sent to the State of Arkansas to be deducted from their next year state income tax. If no payment is made after this process, the account balance will be sent to collections.

For more information call the Business Office at (870) 512-7800 or 1-800-976-1676.