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College is an investment in you. That's why Simmons honors an educational promise to place students first. We provide a friendly, personal environment, professional preparation, and high quality education. Our goal is to help each student achieve a successful, meaningful career and a college education that appreciates in value.

Student Financial Services works with students and their families to help manage the cost of college. Our diverse student body represents a healthy mix of socio-economic backgrounds — approximately 75 percent of first-year students receive some form of financial assistance.

Tuition
In 2008-2009, the expenses for a typical full-time undergraduate resident student are $41,490 (subject to change slightly once the Activity Fee is determined for 2008/2009).

  Fall Spring Total
Undergraduate
Full-time Tuition		 $14,560 $14,560 $29,120
Part-time Undergrad. / Dix Program Tuition ($910 per credit) ($910 per credit)  
Health Center Fee $330 $330 $660
Activity Fee TBD ($105 in 2007/2008) TBD ($105 in 2007/2008) TBD ($210 in 2007/2008)
Undergraduate Room/Board $5750 $5750 $11,500
Graduate & Dix Scholars Room/Board ($6440) ($6440) ($12,880)
Undergraduate Total $20,745 (subject to change with new Activity Fee) $20,745 (subject to change with new Activity Fee) $41,490 (subject to change with new Activity Fee)

Financial Aid
Academic excellence and financial need are used to determine each student's financial-aid package. Academic merit awards range from $5,000 to full-tuition awards, renewable for four years.

You don't need to submit a CSS/PROFILE to apply for aid from Simmons. Just submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for scholarships, loans, grants, and federal work-study. Federal income tax returns will be requested if you are chosen for verification. Please see important notes about applying for aid.

For more information about financial aid, including scholarships and loan information, read about types of financial aid. To contact Student Financial Services, call 617-521-2001 or send an e-mail to sfs@simmons.edu.

For information on how to apply, see the Student Financial Services Web site.