Summer Session Financial Aid

To be eligible for financial aid, students must apply for and be accepted as degree-seeking students at St. Kate's. Financial aid eligibility is based on your combined enrollment for all full-term and partial-term courses that count towards the completion of your degree program requirements.

To receive funds, St. Kate's students should submit a St. Kate's Financial Aid Application: Summer 2020 (Not applicable to OTA Online, Doctor of Physical Therapy and Master of Physician Assistant Studies Students). Financial Aid for Summer is very limited and is usually in the form of student loans. Students must complete the 2019-2020 FAFSA for Summer 2020.

The Financial Aid Office calculates financial aid awards for each student based on her or his unique financial and academic circumstances. To do this, we use a matrix of program costs based on averaged expenses and enrollment for each type of academic program. These program costs determine a student's financial aid budget, (estimated cost of attendance), and are used as a baseline for developing financial aid awards to help meet educational needs. Please review the Cost of Attendance information for your specific program for more information.

For maximum aid eligibility you must register for classes by:

  • May 11, 2020 for Summer 2020 II (OTA Online)
  • June 3, 2020 for Summer 2020

FAFSA Deadlines for Minnesota State Grant — Eligible students must submit a FAFSA within 30 days of the start of the term in order to be eligible for Minnesota State Grant funding in that term. Late applicants may still receive Minnesota State Grant for subsequent terms.

For Minnesota State Grant for Summer 2020, you must complete the 2019-2020 FAFSA. The FAFSA receipt date must be on or before June 25, 2020.

For more information, contact the Financial Aid Office at 651-690-6540 or send email to finaid@stkate.edu.

St. Kate's financial aid application — summer 2020

Financial aid policies

Loans for Summer Session

If you wish to borrow to help pay for your summer session, please review your summer award for eligibility and to accept loan funding:

  • On the student page, under the "Student Self Service" section click on "My Financial Aid"
  • Select the 2019-20 award year and click "Submit" and to see your "Award Package for" with 3 tabs:

    • General Information - your basic roadmap on how to complete your financial aid.
    • Award Overview - shows your current financial aid award by semester and the status of each. You can click on any fund in blue to find out more information on using that fund source.
    • Accept Award Offer - where you will accept or decline any portion of federal Direct Subsidized and/or Unsubsidized loans.

 

Child Care Grant — Summer 2020 Application

The Child Care Grant program provides financial assistance to students who have children 12 and under, are not receiving assistance under the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), and who demonstrate financial need for grants, to help pay for child care while pursuing a postsecondary education.

If you did not have a childcare grant for the 19-20 academic year, you and your provider must fill out both the 2019-2020 Post-Secondary Childcare Grant Application, and the Summer Childcare Grant Application. If you have questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 651-690-6540.

Child care grant application — summer 2020

Costs for Summer Session

Whether you are in the College for Women, College for Adults, The Graduate College or a certificate student, you want to know what costs to expect. See how most students’ summer expenses break down in the average cost of attendance examples below to plan for your summer financial aid budget.

Please select your appropriate program to review detailed tuition and expense costs. For your convenience we have a downloadable Financial Aid 'Cost Estimation Worksheet' to aid you in evaluating your costs.

Cost estimation worksheet

Continuing bachelor's degree and certificate students

Bachelor's students living on campus or off campus (not with family)
Tuition: $7,176 (full-time enrollment, based on $598 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $2,200
Meals: $1,520
Books and Supplies: $500
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $940
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$12,806*

Continuing bachelor's students living with family 
Tuition: $7,176 (full-time enrollment, based on $598 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $180
Meals: $700
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $940
Books and Supplies: $500
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$9,966*

* Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment as well as a 12 week full summer session course. Costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. In addition, costs for less than a 12 week summer session may be adjusted. An additional component of Loan Fees will be added to your budget in the amount of $27 if you receive a Direct Loan.

College for Adults: Bachelor degree students living on campus or off campus (not with family)
Tuition: $5,820 (full-time enrollment, based on $485 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $2,074
Meals: $1,000
Books and Supplies: $500
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$10,807*

College for Adults: Bachelor degree students living with family
Tuition: $5,820 (full-time enrollment, based on $485 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $180
Meals: $700
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Books and Supplies: $500
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$8,613*

* Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment as well as a 12 week full summer session course. Costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. In addition, costs for less than a 12 week summer session may be adjusted. An additional component of Loan Fees will be added to your budget in the amount of $37 ($41 for RN-BSN students) if you receive a Direct Loan.

College for Adults: Bachelor degree students living on campus or off campus (not with family)
Tuition: $5,940 (full-time enrollment, based on $495 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee 
Housing: $2,074
Meals: $1,000
Books and Supplies: $500
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$10,927*

College for Adults: Bachelor degree students living with family
Tuition: $5,940 (full-time enrollment, based on $495 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $180
Meals: $700
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Books and Supplies: $500
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$8,733*

* Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment as well as a 12 week full summer session course. Costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. In addition, costs for less than a 12 week summer session may be adjusted. An additional component of Loan Fees will be added to your budget in the amount of $37 if you receive a Direct Loan.

College for Adults: Associate degree and certificate students living on campus or off campus (not with family)
Tuition: $8,820 (full-time enrollment, based on $735 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee 
Housing: $2,074
Meals: $1,000
Books and Supplies: $500
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$13,807*

College for Adults: Associate degree and certificate students living with family
Tuition: $8,820 (full-time enrollment, based on $735 per credit for 12 credits)
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee
Housing: $180
Meals: $700
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Books and Supplies: $500
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$11,613*

* Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment as well as a 12 week full summer session course. Costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. In addition, costs for less than a 12 week summer session may be adjusted. An additional component of Loan Fees will be added to your budget in the amount of $36 if you receive a Direct Loan.

OTA Online degree students: Living off campus (not with family) 
Tuition: $767 per credit (multiplied by your registered hours)
Fees: $45 mandatory student activity fee + $200 mandatory technology fee
Loan Fees: $52
Housing: $2,280
Meals: $760
Books: $500
Personal/Miscellaneous Expenses: $1,800
Transportation: $1,000
Total Averaged Cost per Semester (full-time, 12 credit enrollment):
$15,841*

OTA Online degree students: Living with family
Tuition: $767 per credit (multiplied by your registered hours)
Fees: $45 mandatory student activity fee + $200 technology fee
Loan Fees: $52
Housing: $200
Meals: $650
Books: $500
Personal/Miscellaneous expenses: $1,800
Transportation: $1,000
Total Averaged Cost per Semester (full-time, 12 credit enrollment):
$13,651*

*Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment. Indirect costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. Transferring in credits may cause your enrollment to be less than full-time.

Graduate and certificate students

Graduate and certificate students living on campus or off campus (not with family)
Tuition: Per credit tuition rate for your program (see table below) multiplied by your registered hours
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee 
Housing: $2,074
Meals: $1,000
Books and Supplies: $300
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$4,787 + Tuition (see table)*

Graduate and certificate students living with family
Per credit tuition rate for your program (see table below) multiplied by your registered hours
Student Fees: $30 mandatory student activity fee + $300 mandatory technology fee 
Housing: $180
Meals: $700
Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous: $943
Books and Supplies: $300
Transportation: $140
Total Averaged Cost per Semester: 
$2,593 + Tuition (see table)*

* Note: Directs costs are items that will be billed to your University account, such as Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs, such as Housing and Meals, Personal Expenses/Miscellaneous, Books and Supplies and Transportation are items that may or may not be billed to your account, based on your housing plans. This budget is based on full-time enrollment as well as a 12 week full summer session course. Costs associated with part-time enrollment will be based on averaged enrollment at three-quarter time, half time, and less-than-half time, and may not include all budget components. In addition, costs for less than a 12 week summer session may be adjusted. An additional component of Loan Fees will be added to your budget in the amount of $55, except for M.A. Occupational Therapy and Doctor of Occupational Therapy which is $91, if you receive a Direct Loan.

Program Tuition rate (per credit)
M.A. in Education: Acknowledging Montessori for a Master’s (AM2) $725
M.A. in Education: Initial Licensure & Licensure Only $725
M.A. in Education: Montessori Diploma, Montessori Diploma and Licensure $630
M.A. in Education: Curriculum & Instruction, STEM Certificates, and Technology Integration $569
M.A. in Holistic Health Studies & Health Studies Certificates $852
M.A. in Interpreting Studies and Communication Equity $710
M.A. in Occupational Therapy $1,120
M.A. in Organizational Leadership & Certificates $965
M.A. in Theology $700
M.A. in Theology: Pastoral Ministry & Spiritual Direction Certificates $700
Master of Business Administration, Integrated Marketing & Communication Certificate $965
Master of Health Informatics $759
Master of Library and Information Science & Certificate of Special Study $998
Master of Physician Assistant Studies $885
Master of Public Health $840
Master in Social Work $832
M.S. in Nursing: Entry Level $930
M.S. in Nursing: Nurse Educator $710
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Nurse Practitioner $1,099
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Post-Master's $1,099
Doctor of Nursing Practice/M.A. Holistic Health Dual Degree $852
Doctor of Nursing Practice/M.A. in Organizational Leadership Dual Degree $965
Doctor of Nursing Practice/Master of Business Administration Dual Degree $965
Doctor of Nursing Practice/Master of Health Informatics Dual Degree $759
Doctor of Nursing Practice-MS Nursing/NP Primary Care Pediatrics Dual Degree $1,099
Doctor of Nursing Practice MS Nursing/NP Primary Care Adult Geriatrics Dual Degree $1,099
Doctor of Occupational Therapy $1,120
Doctor of Physical Therapy $885

 

Payment Options and Deadlines

Once you know how much of your tuition and fees will be covered by financial aid, Student Accounts offers several options to help you pay the rest. Each semester, payment is due in full by the first day of class.

Student Accounts

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