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Cost & Payment Options

Southeast is affordable and an excellent education “best buy.”   The following fee schedule demonstrates your actual cost based on 30 credit hours per year.

Cost of Education at Southeast 


2008/2009 Undergraduate Fall/Spring Fee Schedule

 

Cost Based on
30 Credit Hours per Year  

Incidental Fees for Missouri Residents  $184.80 per credit hour

 $5,544  

Incidental Fees for Non-Missouri Residents  $339.30 per credit hour

 10,179 

General Fees for All Students    $23.70 per credit hour

 711  

Textbook Rental Fee
(10 course avg.) 
 $18.33 per course

 183.30  

Parking Fee   optional permit - Perimeter Parking 

105  


Residence Hall Fees

The combined cost of a room and meal agreement for the Fall 2008/Spring 2009 academic year is:

Hall Name  

15+ Meal Plan 
 (includes 70 flex dollars
each semester) 

19+ Meal Plan
(includes 58 flex dollars
each semester) 

 Cheney (double occupancy) 

$5,977

$6,169

 Dearmont (double occupancy)  
 Dearmont Plus (double occupancy)

 5,430
5,914

 5,622
6,106

 Group Housing (double occupancy) 

 6,495

 6,687

 Myers (double occupancy)
 (12 month housing option also available)  

 6,577

 6,769

 Vandiver Hall (double occupancy) 

 7,498

 7,690

 Towers East & Towers South
 (double occupancy) 

 5,743

 5,935

 Towers West & Towers North: 

 

 

 Double Suite 

 7,036

 7,228

 Triple Suite 

 6,863

 7,055

 Henderson Hall

 7,036

 7,228


Private rooms in each location are assigned on a space-available basis, for the following additional charge:

 Dearmont

 $1680

 Dearmont Plus

$1922

 Cheney

 $1953.50

 Towers East & South

 $1836.50

 Myers

 $2253.50

 Group

 $2212.50

 Towers West & North  
      Double Suite

 $2483.00

      Triple Suite

 $2396.50

 Vandiver Hall

 $2714

 Henderson Hall

 $2483



Note 1: There will be an additional charge for all ITV, Off-Campus, and Web classes. For 2008-2009, this charge is $4 per credit hour for Off-Campus classes, $5.50 per credit hour for ITV classes and $12.50 per credit hour for Web classes. Some specific courses charge a nominal fee to cover lab and material cost.   

Note 2: In addition to the above room & meal rates, there are mandatory fees for the Residence Hall Association ($30); 24-hour direct Internet access ($40); and cable TV ($60).  

Note 3: Meal Plans other than those shown are available. Contact the Office of Residency Life at (573) 651-2274 for more information..  

Fees are set annually by the Board of Regents and are subject to change.    


Payment Information



Fall billing statements are mailed the first week of July and are typically due in early August. Spring billing statements are mailed the first week of December and are typically due in early January. Southeast accepts payment by cash, check (payment by check may be done online), money order or credit card (MasterCard, Visa or Discover). Payments can be mailed, made in person or placed in the drop box at the Cashier’s Office in Academic Hall. 

***** ONLINE PAYMENTS - NOW AVAILABLE  *****

You may make an online payment (with your checking account) at http://portal.semo.edu by logging in with your SE key and clicking on the "Students" tab.

For your convenience, Southeast offers an Installment Payment Plan (IPP). IPPs are arranged through Student Financial Services, and can be set up online when making your first payment of the semester.  IPP information is included with the first billing statement of the fall and spring semesters.  The IPP is currently not available for summer.  Please see below for additional information regarding the IPP options.

Payment of Account Balances



Students are required to pay their account balances by published deadlines using one of the following payment methods: (1) Payment in full; (2) Deferral by confirmed financial aid; (3) Enrollment in the Installment Payment Plan. 

Students must pay all outstanding balances before being eligible to re-enroll, obtain a class schedule, or receive other University services. Transcripts will not be released for students having debts due the University. All students are obligated to pay promptly all charges owed on their account, including all attorney fees, collection agency referral fees, and other reasonable collection costs to collect unpaid balances.

A statement of account is mailed monthly to each actively enrolled student who has a balance due the University. "Minimum amount due" balances not paid by the stated due date will result in a late payment fee per month and the possibililty of cancellation of class schedules and housing contracts.

Installment Payment Plan



The installment payment plan (IPP) is available for students who do not pay the semester's charges in full by the payment due date. 
 

Payment Option

Payment Due Date

Payment Due Date

Payment Due Date

Payment Due Date

Non-Refundable
Enrollment Fee

2

August 8, 2008

September 26, 2008

N/A

N/A

$15.00

3

August 8, 2008

September 26, 2008

October 20, 2008

N/A

$20.00

4

August 8, 2008

September 26, 2008

October 20, 2008

November 20, 2008

$25.00

***IPP is currently not available for the summer semester.***

These options are now available online through the My Southeast Portal for the students to choose, including the abillity to review a "pre-calculation" screen prior to selecting and enrolling in that option. Enrollment in the IPP is required for each semester.

Additionally, the IPP will now calculate ALL CURRENT SEMESTER CHARGES for the installment amounts. The first payment of each plan will include the first installment, plus associated costs to enroll in the specific plan, plus any prior semester charges (if applicable). Past due charges cannot be placed on the IPP but must be paid on or before the time the IPP enrollment is submitted.  The IPP is not currently available for the summer session. All IPPs are arranged through Student Financial Services, AC123, (573) 651-2253.

Students will be sent monthly billing statements for the installments due, plus any additional charges that may have recalculated their amount due. Payments must be received and receipted by the Cashier's Office by the end of business on the due dates. Failure to make the payments on time will result in assessment of late fees and possible class cancellation.

Please contact Student Financial Services Office with any questions.

Financial Probation/Suspension/Withdrawal

If a student's account is past due, the student may be placed on "financial probation." When, after University efforts to notify the student of financial probation, the student does not take appropriate action to pay delinquent charges, the student may be placed on "financial suspension." When "financial suspension" occurs, the student is ineligible to attend classes, take examinations, receive grades, or participate in University-sanctioned events.

If the delinquent charges that caused the financial suspension are not resolved by a specific date established by the Student Financial Services Office, the financially suspended student will be administratively withdrawn from the University

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