Drury University Tuition & Fees

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The costs of attending Drury University are listed above. Please examine the information carefully. It is important to become well-informed of the costs of living and studying in the United States.

Students wishing to study in U.S. universities are required to submit official documents such as bank statements and letters from bank officers verifying their financial ability to study in the U.S. International students applying to Drury University must also submit the Statement of Financial Support attached to the application for admission. The university must have these documents before it issues Form I-20 A-B, the Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant (F-1) Student Status, which students must obtain before applying to the U.S. Embassy for a student visa.

At the time of the interview with the consulate officer, international students must submit the documented evidence of financial resources to meet all expenses for the duration of their studies.

Additional Information

The costs of attending Drury University are listed above. Please examine the information carefully. It is important to become well-informed of the costs of living and studying in the United States.

Students wishing to study in U.S. universities are required to submit official documents such as bank statements and letters from bank officers verifying their financial ability to study in the U.S. International students applying to Drury University must also submit the Statement of Financial Support attached to the application for admission. The university must have these documents before it issues Form I-20 A-B, the Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant (F-1) Student Status, which students must obtain before applying to the U.S. Embassy for a student visa.

At the time of the interview with the consulate officer, international students must submit the documented evidence of financial resources to meet all expenses for the duration of their studies.

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Drury University’s payment policy requires that all students be either paid in full (net of scholarships and pending financial aid) two weeks prior to the first day of the semester or be current on a payment plan for any balance exceeding scholarships and financial aid. If no aid or payments have been made prior to the first day of the semester, Drury’s payment plan requires 25% of the semester balance be paid to attend classes. A new Payment Plan agreement must be completed for each semester in which you register. If you change your registration, the payment plan will automatically adjust based on your registration. If your financial aid changes, the payment plan will also adjust accordingly.

The cost to participate in the payment plan is $50 each semester. The payment methods are automatic bank payment (ACH) or credit/debit card (MasterCard, Discover, and America Express are accepted. An additional fee will be assessed for payment by credit/debit card.) Payments are processed for the fall and summer semesters on the 5th of each month and payments for the summer semester are processed on the 20th of the month. Email communications of each step will come to the student and family as desired.

Please note that students who are not current on a payment plan or paid in full two weeks prior to the first day of school may be dis-enrolled from all classes.

To find out more information regarding Drury’s payment plan, please go to mycollegepaymentplan.com/drury. If you have questions, please contact the Business Office via email or phone.

Any balance not covered by an approved payment plan will be assessed interest at 1% per month on the unpaid balance, or 12% per annum. A past due student account balance will result in notification from the Director of Business Services to the student to officially withdraw from classes.

Additional Information

Drury University’s payment policy requires that all students be either paid in full (net of scholarships and pending financial aid) two weeks prior to the first day of the semester or be current on a payment plan for any balance exceeding scholarships and financial aid. If no aid or payments have been made prior to the first day of the semester, Drury’s payment plan requires 25% of the semester balance be paid to attend classes. A new Payment Plan agreement must be completed for each semester in which you register. If you change your registration, the payment plan will automatically adjust based on your registration. If your financial aid changes, the payment plan will also adjust accordingly.

The cost to participate in the payment plan is $50 each semester. The payment methods are automatic bank payment (ACH) or credit/debit card (MasterCard, Discover, and America Express are accepted. An additional fee will be assessed for payment by credit/debit card.) Payments are processed for the fall and summer semesters on the 5th of each month and payments for the summer semester are processed on the 20th of the month. Email communications of each step will come to the student and family as desired.

Please note that students who are not current on a payment plan or paid in full two weeks prior to the first day of school may be dis-enrolled from all classes.

To find out more information regarding Drury’s payment plan, please go to mycollegepaymentplan.com/drury. If you have questions, please contact the Business Office via email or phone.

Any balance not covered by an approved payment plan will be assessed interest at 1% per month on the unpaid balance, or 12% per annum. A past due student account balance will result in notification from the Director of Business Services to the student to officially withdraw from classes.