Tuition and fees are due and payable at the beginning of each semester
in attendance. Students receiving financial aid are responsible for arranging
payment of tuition and fees by the published deadlines. If a student anticipates
difficulty with payments, the student should make an appointment with
the Program Director or Dean to discuss the matter. These administrative
representatives for the program may approve alternate payment arrangements.
Tuition and fees are subject to change and are non-refundable. Students
will be given at least a 30-day notice of proposed tuition and fee changes.
Late fees will apply if tuition and other program fees listed herein are
not paid in full or in the amount required by payment deadlines (this
is typically the 3rd day of the semester).
Part-time Students
Total: $5,915/$5,775
Semester One
Tuition (calculated at $215/credit hour)
$1,290
General Fees
$675 (LET, $575; Library/Technology, $25; Professional RADS, $75)
Textbooks (estimated)
$560
Semester Two
Tuition (calculated at $215/credit hour)
$2,150
General Fees
$675 (LET, $575; Library/Technology, $25; Professional RADS, $75)
Miscellaneous Supplies
$20
Graduation Expenses (estimated)
$420/$280
Application fee
$50
Admission Processing
$50
Background Check
$34
Full-time Students
Total: $5,240/$5,100
Tuition (calculated at $215/credit hour)
$3,440
General Fees
$675 (LET, $575; Library/Technology, $25; Professional RADS, $75)
Textbooks (estimated)
$560
Miscellaneous supplies
$145
Graduation Expenses (estimated)
$420/$280
Application fee
$50
Admission processing
$50
Background check
$34
Financial Assistance
To be eligible for financial assistance, you must file a Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The form may be completed on the internet at
fafsa.gov.
The school participates in three Title IV programs:
Federal Pell Grant: Awarded on the basis of financial need, but not available
to students who have already received a bachelor or professional degree.
Federal Stafford Loans: Subsidized or unsubsidized.
Parent PLUS Loans: Enables parents with good credit histories to borrow
for the education expenses of each child who is a dependent undergraduate
student enrolled at least half time.
Veterans Benefits
The Veterans Administration provides a wide range of benefits which include
education and training. To apply for benefits, visitbenefits.va.gov.
Students currently receiving federal financial aid should recognize that
award amounts might be reduced upon initial enrollment at the Baton Rouge
General School of Nursing. The determination of award amount is based
on class standing and all students enter the program at the freshman level.
