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• Tuition
• Room and Board
• Health Insurance
• Miscellaneous Fees

Tuition

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Room and Board

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Health Insurance

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Miscellaneous Fees

Declined Credit Card Fee

A fee of $50.00 is charged to the student's account for any declined credit card transaction.  The University may require that future payments be made by check or money order.

Degree Completion Fee

Students who file a Declaration of Intent to Graduate will be charged a degree completion fee of $125.00. The Declaration of Intent to Graduate must be submitted by the deadlines specified on the Office of the University Registrar's web page for graduating students.

The degree completion fee covers a portion of the significant administrative expenses involved in auditing your record to verify completion of program requirements; publication, design, and printing of the Commencement Program, which includes every graduate for the academic year; printing and proofing of diplomas; diploma cases; diploma postage and handling expenses; and other assorted administrative tasks. For more information see the commencement web page.

Students will receive a billing notification for the degree completion fee with a specified due date.

Health Service Fee

The health service fee is a per semester, mandatory fee for all students living in campus housing. The fee supports the services provided by Lesley Health Service including basic primary medical health care, mental health care, and health education counseling programs.

Late Payment Fee

Past due student accounts will be assessed a monthly late payment fee of $100.00. Students who have been awarded financial aid will not be charged the late payment fee on the amount the financial aid will cover. Students enrolled in and paying on a payment plan will not be charged the late payment fee on the portion of the account covered by the payment plan.

If you want to dispute a late payment fee on your statement send an email to studentaccounts@lesley.edu within sixty days of the bill on which the late payment fee appeared. Include the following information:

• Your full name and Lesley ID number
• The dollar amount of the late charge
• An explanation as to why you believe there is an error. If you need more information, describe the item you are not sure about.

The Student Accounts Office will research your dispute and contact you within thirty days of receipt of your email with an explanation.

Late Registration Fee

Students who register for courses that occurred in a past semester will be charged a $100.00 late registration fee per semester. The late registration fee is non-refundable.

Materials Fee

Material fees are determined by the various departments throughout the University. Material fee revenue is used to off-set the costs of course materials such as handouts.

Practicum Insurance Fee

The practicum insurance fee covers the cost of liability insurance for students in field experience and internship courses.

Registration Fee

The registration fee is charged to all students taking campus-based courses, including online courses, each semester. The fee supports the administrative costs of processing registrations, managing room assignments, and course scheduling. The registration fee is non-refundable.

Replacement Check Fee

A replacement check fee of $20 will be assessed for the reissue of a student account refund check.  If you would like to request that a check be reissued please email studentaccounts@lesley.edu.

Returned Check Fee

The University will automatically re-deposit any returned checks received for payment of a student account. A $50 returned check fee will be charged to the student account if the check is returned after the re-deposit attempt. The University may require that future payments be made by certified check or money order. Should a check be returned due to a bank error, a letter from the bank will allow us to accept personal checks and the returned check fee may be removed.

Student Activity Fee

The student activity fee supports a variety of services and activities for campus-based students such as student organizations and services, social events, counseling and testing, student media, career services, campus facilities , and transportation services.

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TUITION AND FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE