Fixed Expenses 2024-2025
Actual student fees account for approximately 3/4 of the total cost of the student's education. The remainder is provided by income from endowment and by gifts from alumni, friends, and foundations.
Expenses and costs listed below are composed of certain fixed fees payable to the College.
Tuition |
51,808 |
Housing and Meals
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Double Room/5 Meal Plan (For commuter students or those living in the Dishman or Melvin houses) | 10,880 |
Double Room/15 Meal Plan | 16,342 |
Double Room/19 Meal Plan | 16,732 |
Single Room/5 Meal Plan (For commuter students or those living in the Dishman or Melvin houses) | 13,608 |
Single Room/15 Meal Plan | 19,070 |
Single Room/19 Meal Plan | 19,460 |
Comprehensive Fee |
2,742 |
Special Fees |
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Course Overload, per credit hour (over 19) | 1,621 |
Part-time and Special Students, per credit hour (fewer than 12) | 1,621 |
Reissue of Student I. D. | 20 |
Late Payment Fee | 125 |
Parking Permit/Registration Fee | 500 |
International Student Health Insurance (F-1 Visa-Holders) per year | 3,000 |
Global Education Program Semester Fees
Students approved to study on a Global Education program will not pay the fees above, but instead the appropriate fees listed below. There are two types of Global Ed programs: (1) Study Abroad and (2) Study Away (U.S. Cooperative).
A student’s eligible federal, state, and H-SC aid is applied to their H-SC account for the semester.
H-SC will pay on the student’s behalf the program provider’s fees related to tuition, room, and board. Any other expenses (such as application fees or airfare) are to be paid by the student directly. If the provider’s fees for tuition, room and board exceed H-SC’s, the difference will be charged to the student’s H-SC account.
Study Abroad Program Fee (semester) | 34,270 |
Study Abroad Admin Fee (semester) | 2,140 |
Study Abroad Travel Medical Insurance (required for students on some programs) | 28/week |
Cooperative Program Fee (semester) | 34,270 |
Cooperative Admin Fee (semester) | 2,140 |
The College reserves the right to increase charges without prior notice.
Hampden-Sydney College publishes the current semester's billing statements online. The fall billing statements are published monthly beginning in July with a due date of August 1st. The spring billing statements are published monthly beginning in December with a due date of January 1st. The electronic bills are available to all students via TigerWeb/CASHNET. Students are able to authorize their parents/guardians/third parties to have access to the account by logging into CASHNET via TigerWeb and adding a parent PIN. With this authorization, parents will receive an email with a link to their login site and their own login credentials. Being able to login independently of their student with this site, parents may view account activity, view billing statements, receive emails indicating new billing statements are published, sign up for text notifications, and process payments online.
Per DoD guidelines, H-SC is required to post a per credit hour rate based on the annual tuition cost multiplied by the number of years to complete the degree requirements, divided by the total number of hours to complete those requirements. Using this formula, H-SC’s per credit hour rate is $1,658.47.
See the Academic Catalogue for further explanation of fees. (Note: Fees in the Catalogue may show a different school year until the Catalogue is updated in the summer.)