Students with a remaining balance due to the University should pay it before leaving the University. In case students are requested to withdraw from the University because of poor academic standing or disciplinary reasons, reduction in charges are the same as for other withdrawals from the University.

An appeals process for review of specific situations is available by filing a Financial Review Board petition form, available at the Enrollment Center. For more information on these policies, their application, and additional examples, please contact the University’s Enrollment Center.

Study Abroad and Courses Taken Away from Fairfield

U.S. students in standard programs eligible for federal aid will be assisted in obtaining federal aid to attend eligible study abroad programs. Only $500 of University tuition will be charged when the other institution grants academic credit via approved transcript. University tuition is charged for any other course taken away from Fairfield, including Internships, Fieldwork, Thesis, Projects, MVS Special Studies, and other studies, even when the course is not primarily taught by University faculty.

Courses Taken During July and August

Special procedures and extra charges apply for courses taken from July 1 to August 20. Approval must be obtained by submitting an Academic Standards petition. Extra tuition charges of $350 per unit and extra housing and meals charges of $200 per week apply. Financial Aid, including scholarship, is not available during this time. Courses during July will be added to the Spring semester. Courses during August will be added to the Fall semester.

Contining Education / Special Students

Special students who are not seeking a degree may take up to eight units a semeter at the rate of $350 per unit, with housing and meals at the rate of $200 per week, or $750 per month (financial aid, including scholarship will not be available). Some courses have a higher tuition rate, such as Science of Creative Intelligence ($4,000) and MVS100 (TM Technique $2,000).

Information for Recipients of the Iowa Tuition Grant

In the event that available state funds are insufficient to pay the full amount of each approved Iowa Tuition Grant, the Iowa College Student Aid Commission has the authority to administratively reduce the maximum award to an amount less than the statutory maximum.

Important Notice

Maharishi University of Management reserves the right to change, without prior notice, University charges and policies. All information in this web page is in accord with federal regulations as of January 31, 2006.

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