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Wesleyan University-Philippines is one of the only 67 higher education institutions that were granted autonomous status by the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines. This recognition serves as a testament to the university’s excellence and active response to the educational needs of the individuals in the region. It also participates in numerous collaborative research activities to enhance students’ skills and mindset.

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Degree Programs offered at Wesleyan University-Philippines

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Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management in the Philippines

The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM) is a four-year degree program in the Philippines that will train you in developing and implementing tourism campaigns, organizing and managing events, and following policies and standards related to investments, business regulations, procurement, and other miscellaneous procedures.

Some examples of courses that you may take while enrolled in this program include:

• Principles of Safety, Hygiene and Sanitation
• Principles of Tourism
• Culinary Arts and Sciences
• Business Computer
• Total Quality Management
• Philippine Tourism
• World Tourism
• Principles of Management
• Tourism Planning and Development
• Human Behavior in Organization
• Entrepreneurship and Business Planning
• Principles of Marketing
• Basic Finance
• Tourism Marketing
• Business Communication
• Management Information System
• Philippine History, Government and Constitution
• Tourism Research Methods and Techniques
• Tourism Impacts and Sustainability
• Basic Economics
• Events Management

Aside from taking the courses mentioned above, you may also undergo a minimum of 360 hours of On-the-Job training at tourism agencies, resorts, airports, and other companies or organizations involved in the tourism industry.

Qualified graduates of Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management can find employment as any of the following:

• Travel account representative
• Tour Coordinator
• Local Tourism Officer
• Airline flight attendant
• Tour Escort
• Staff of the Department of Tourism and other tourism-oriented institutions

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Hello . Dagdag kolang po , Morena po ang kulay ko at 5’2 lang po yung height ko.. hindi po ba ako naiiba kasi eh dba po ang tourism is matangkad maputi at maganda ? pero Dream kopo kasi maggng flight attendant eh , gusto kong mag travel at I know na may skills ako kaht na hindi ko complete sa qualifying appearance ng tourism …

Hi, Niksdc017!

Right now, we’re not aware of any programs that would automatically qualify a graduate of any particular school for a position at Philippine Airlines. From what we have seen from job advertisements in the past, companies don’t require applicants to be a graduate of any particular course or school as long as they meet the company’s requirements. So far, we haven’t encountered any companies that specifically require applicants to be beautiful or look a certain way. Instead, what they usually require is that applicants look presentable at all times. We haven’t encountered any clause about complexion, either. The height requirement is usually strict, though, because height can affect the attendant’s ability to perform their job. Still, if being a flight attendant is your dream, you might want to search around for companies that have lower height requirements. Requirements sometimes vary depending on the company, so it might be worth taking a shot.

Hello . BS Tourism Managment po course ko . Pag graduate kopo ba sa Wesleyan University Philippines eh mag kakaroon poba ko ng Job sa Philippine Airlines ? 🙂

Hi pwedi po bang magenroll pa sa pup kung 2years grad. Ako?

Magkno ang tuition fee ng hrm sa arraulio university cabanatuan?

Hi po. I’m a 4thyear student. Di ko pa po alam kung ano kukunin kong course. Kasi po nag dadalawang isip po ako sa tourism. Ask ko lang po kung makatapos po ako ng BSTM magiging isang turista lang po ba ko? And sabi denpo kasi ng teacher ko dati ang tourism and HRM daw po ay para sa mga mahihina ang utak lang?

Hello please answer this Talaga po bang kailangan matangkad at maganda,??? I have problem about my teeth so I’m gonna get braces for good sabi ng Friends ko dapat po maganda ang ngipin, totoo po ba yon? Kahit alam kong may skill naman ako

If you were referring to becoming a flight attendant, some companies do have specific preferences when it comes to physical appearances. For that, we suggest you check out their job advertisements to see what their usual requirements are.

If you were simply referring to enrolling in BS Tourism Management and pursuing the whole bunch of other jobs that it may lead you to, we believe that’s not really the case, especially if your skills, qualifications, and experiences are up to their standards.

Added information lang: sa kahit anong course ng PUP ay P12 lang per Unit and as far as I know walang maintaining grades ang Tourism. Hindi po ganun kahigpit sa requirements kaya po ako nakapasok xD (2nd year tourism student na po ako sa PUP) hehe.

good pm po anu po requirements pag grad na ng vocational tpos mag aaral ulit.gusto ko po ksi mag aral

hi po:) Ask kulang po itong Curriculum list for BS Tourism Management is only for a major subject right? do you have a minor curriculum list for Tourism Management? and i ask lng po na grad. po ako ng associate of HRM then kung mag transfer po ako dito s pup, meron po bang maintaining ng grades na dpat po ba no lower than 2.0? meron po kasi akong planned to enroll this coming 2nd semester.

Hi, Pathrick!

Nope. It includes both minor and major subjects. You can get a copy of the curriculum from the CHED website; however, it only contains the list of the recommended subjects — not necessarily the actual subjects that the school you’ll be enrolling at will require you to take — so it’s best if you’ll ask the school directly.

We’re not really sure about the “maintaining grades” part, so we suggest you ask PUP directly so they can give you a more accurate and detailed reply.

hello i just want to ask kung kailan po pwede mag exam this year ?

Excuse me, I just want to ask what are the requirements of this course for the students.

Hi, Shainna!

Requirements vary per school, so it’s best if you’ll contact the school you wish to enroll at so they can give you a more accurate and detailed reply.

Sa Batangas state university po

Hello po! 🙂 Magkano po tuition fee ng bstm?

Hi, Evangilen!

Tuition fees may vary per school, so we suggest you contact the school where you are thinking of enrolling at so they can give you an accurate and more detailed reply.

Hi, im wondering if height and looks really matter when it comes to taking BSTM, my height is 5’0 and i hope im qualified taking BSTM.

That would depend on which particular job you intend to pursue after you graduate. As far as we know, employers that are looking for tourism officers and tour escorts are not very particular with height and appearance as long as you have the skills and qualifications. Flight attendants, however, are required to meet specific height requirements and possess certain physical attributes.

I just want to know, is clear vision also a requirement?

So far, we haven’t heard of any such particular requirement. We suggest you still contact the school you are thinking of enrolling at to be sure, though.

Hello, i wondering if height and looks matters when it comes taking BSTM, my height is 5’0 and i hope im still qualified to that course.

May I ask, What are the qualifications an individual must carry in order to pursue this course, BSTM? And also, are there many job opportunities that would await me if I took this course? I’m currently in senior high and I am interested to pursue course, but carries the fact that Im still quite not sure, Thats why I visited your site to get an answer to my questions. Thank you in advance. 🙂

Hi, Ysabella!

Thank you for visiting our site.

If you meant educational attainment and things like that, any high school graduate can take the course. If you meant skills or attributes, having good organizational skills, communication skills, analytical skills, and multitasking skills would help.

You can get an idea of the number and kinds of jobs waiiting for tourism graduates from this page: http://job-search.jobstreet.com.ph/philippines/job-opening.php?key=tourism+management&location=&specialization=&position=&ss=1&by=search&src=11

MAGKANO ANG TUITION NG BSTM NG UP?

panu po maq inquire senyo ? kelan po yunq entrance exam for incominq freshman ? for next school year ?

Thanks for visiting our site.

We’re sorry, but we’re not an educational institution, so we don’t offer any of the courses listed on our site. You can find the list of schools that do offer BS HRM on the link below: http://www.courses.com.ph/bachelor-of-science-in-hotel-and-restaurant-management-in-the-philippines/

good pm po hndi po bshrm yunq kukunin kunq course bstm po !

Oh, sorry. Our mistake. You can find the list of the schools that offer BSTM on the post above. You can get their contact information from there.

Alternatively, you can also browse through our partial list of schools and their entrance exams for 2012. We haven’t updated it yet, but it might help give you an idea of their schedules. http://www.courses.com.ph/category/entrance-exam/

at magkano din po pag nag entrance exam magkano po ba. . hundred plus po ba to , , ,………

helow po,,,magkano po ba ang tuition fee dto sa pup sta mesa at kelan po pwede mag entrance exam,,,..

thank you po

From what we know, tuition fee was P 12.00 per unit last year. We just don’t know if there has been any increase.

You can find the entrance exam schedule on this page: http://www.prc.gov.ph/contact/default.aspx

hi gud pm 🙂 magkano po yung tuition fee ng tourism sa PUP ?

Hi, Shamae!

We’re sorry but we have no available information regarding the tuition fee for BS Tourism in PUP. You can find the standard tuition and miscellaneous fees that PUP imposes on this page: http://www.pup.edu.ph/Accounting/StudentServices/Fees.aspx , but for more specific details, it’s best if you’ll contact them directly so they can give you an accurate and more detailed response.

papaano po ba mag-inquire sa school na po ito ? at magkano po ba ang tuition fee dito , umaabot po ba sa magkano ?

Hi, Terence!

Just click the name of the school you want to enroll at and you’ll find more information about their contact information as well as their examination and admission requirements. We don’t have available information about their tuition fees, though, so it’s best if you’ll ask their official representatives for details.

Good luck! 🙂

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Established in 1946, the Wesleyan University-Philippines is a non-profit private higher education institution located in the urban setting of the medium city of Cabanatuan City (population range of 250,000-499,999 inhabitants), Central Luzon. This institution also has a branch campus in Maria Aurora. Officially recognized by the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines, Wesleyan University-Philippines (WU-P) is a medium-sized (uniRank enrollment range: 6,000-6,999 students) coeducational Philippine higher education institution formally affiliated with the Christian-Methodist religion. Wesleyan University-Philippines (WU-P) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as pre-bachelor's degrees (i.e. certificates, diplomas, associate or foundation), bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorate degrees in several areas of study. See the uniRank degree levels and areas of study table below for further details. The acceptance rate range is 100% making this Philippine higher education organization a non-selective institution. International applicants are eligible to apply for enrollment. WU-P also provides several academic and non-academic facilities and services to students including a library, housing, sports facilities, financial aids and/or scholarships, study abroad and exchange programs, online courses and distance learning opportunities, as well as administrative services.

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• Applied Arts
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• Textiles and Fibre Science
• Zoology / Veterinary Science
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Gender Admission

This institution admits Men and Women (coed).

Admission Selection

Has Wesleyan University-Philippines a selective admission policy? None, open admission policy.

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Wesleyan University-Philippines's acceptance rate range is 100% making this institution a non-selective higher education institution.

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International students are welcome to apply for admission at this institution.

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Student Enrollment

Wesleyan University-Philippines has an enrollment range of 6,000-6,999 students making it a medium-sized institution.

Academic Staff

This institution has a range of 100-199 academic employees (Faculty).

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Wesleyan University-Philippines is a private higher education institution.

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Wesleyan University-Philippines is a non-profit higher education institution.

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Wesleyan University-Philippines has a Christian-Methodist affiliation (United Methodist Church - www.gbhem.org).

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University Library

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Institutional Recognition or Accreditation

Wesleyan University-Philippines is legally recognized and/or institutionally accredited by: Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines

Specialized or Programmatic Accreditations

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WU-P is the perfect choice for higher education. Discover more on our page.

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Wesleyan University - Philippines (WU-P) — private non-profit university. It is located in Cabanatuan City, Philippines.

WU-P conducts various scientific activities and is inviting students to join the research.

WU-P tuition fees

At WU-P, the academic calendar is divided into two semesters. However, tuition fees are calculated per year. For local citizens, tuition fees at WU-P start from 17  USD . International students pay a minimum of 2,500  USD per year. With the help of financial support programs, students can partially or fully cover the cost of education. Check the university website for up-to-date information on tuition fees and available scholarships.

In addition to the cost of education, it is necessary to pay attention to additional costs: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals and personal expenses.

WU-P campus

The campus of WU-P is located in Cabanatuan City. The urban campus is suitable for those students who, firstly, are used to independence, and secondly, cannot imagine their life without the hustle and bustle of a big metropolis. The university has a library, in the collection of which you will find not only textbooks and scientific works, but also works of the classics, modern literature and much more. WU-P regularly accepts students for international exchange programs, providing both local and international students with the opportunity to come into contact with different cultures and gain unique experience.

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Wesleyan University-Philippines (WUP) is a private university founded in 1946. It operates in two campuses – the seven-hectare Cushman Campus in Cabanatuan City and the WUP Aurora Campus in Maria Aurora, Aurora. WUP offers undergraduate programs in Community Development, Economics, English, General Science, History, Library Science, Mass Communication, Mathematics, Political Science, Psychology, Start-up, Theology and Psychology, Business and Administration, Criminal Justice Education, Computer Studies, Education and Social Work, Engineering, Hospitality and Management, and Nursing. It also offers postgraduate programs in Educational Management, Business Administration Education, Sociology, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Social Entrepreneurship and Management, Criminal Justice Education major in Criminology, Hospital Administration, Public Administration, and Social Work. Source:  http://wesleyan.edu.ph/wup/

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2023-2024 Catalogue

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Financial Information - Student Accounts

Student billing and other financial services are managed by the Business Office, located in Tate Hall. Regular office hours are 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Monday – Friday (summer hours may vary). The Business Office can be contacted at 478-757-5120 or at [email protected] .

The following information is organized in four sections:

• Billing and Payments
• Other Financial Information

TUITION AND FEES

Enrollment Deposit

After admission (or readmission) to the College, Day Program students must secure their spot with an enrollment deposit of $200 for commuter students or $300 for residential students. Enrollment deposit payments help offset the overall cost of student matriculation and are not applied to individual student accounts. The enrollment deposit is non-refundable after May 1st.

Nursing Program Deposit

Students who have been admitted to the nursing program are required to pay a $200 non-refundable nursing deposit which will be applied as a credit on their bill upon successful matriculation into the program.

Nursing students who wish to live on-campus for the first time must pay a $100 residential fee in addition to the nursing deposit. This fee is non-refundable after the first day of classes.

Tuition and Required Fee Rates

Tuition and institutional fee rates are set by the Wesleyan College Board of Trustees each year. Rates are subject to increase on an annual basis, though every effort is made to keep pricing as low as possible while continuing to employ quality faculty and provide solid student services. Institutional fees are required to help support access to services, technology, and programs available to Wesleyan students. Fee rates are not tailored or adjusted based on service usage.

Full-Time Day (12-18 credit hours):

• Tuition: $26,450 per academic year
• Institutional fees: $1,200 per academic year
• Health insurance: $2,324 per academic year*
• International Exchange program fees (in addition to institutional fees): $600 per academic year
• Nursing program fees (in addition to institutional fees): $2,000 per academic year

* Can be waived with proof of valid health insurance; insurance charge for students who are full-time for one semester only will be pro-rated.

International Day (12-18 credit hours):

• All-inclusive cost of attendance: $46,000*

Includes tuition, institutional fees, international student fees, most course fees, double occupancy room & board, 19 meals per week, and health insurance

* Additional charges may apply depending on course and/or housing selection

Part-Time Day (1-11 credit hours):

• Tuition: $596 per credit hour
• Institutional Fees: $48 per credit hour
• Nursing program fees (in addition to institutional fees): As adjusted by Nursing Department

Per Credit Hour Rates :

• Day Program – Summer 2024: $510
• Dual Enrollment Program: $250
• MA Psychology - $650
• MA Music - $650
• MBA Graduate Business - $542 (10% discount on approved corporate partnerships)
• MS Nonprofit Management - $542 (10% discount on approved corporate partnerships)
• Online Program: $448
• Online Program (approved corporate partnerships): $350
• Online Matriarch Program: $224
• Online College Consortium: $200*
• Post-Bacc Teaching Certification: Same as part-time day rate for the term
• Transient: $200

* Regular Wesleyan tuition rates plus applicable fees apply for Wesleyan students taking online College Consortium classes at outside institutions.     

Cohort Rates:

• M.Ed. Elementary Education - $15,000 (all-inclusive) 

Room and Board

Room and board charges include the cost of campus housing and all meals for residential students during the fall and spring semesters. Rates are all-inclusive and not adjusted based on actual meal consumption.

Residence Hall - Double Occupancy:

• $11,326 per academic year
• Includes 19 meals per week

Residence Hall - Private Room:

• $12,458 per academic year

Apartments:

• $12,510 per academic year
• Includes 10 meals per week

Commuter students may purchase meals on a per-meal basis or in blocks directly from the College’s dining services provider.

Additional charges may apply for housing and/or meals during breaks or summer terms.

Mandatory Health Insurance

Health insurance is required for all full-time day students. Enrollment in the College’s student health insurance plan is automatic and the full charge for coverage will show each year on the initial fall semester bill.

Students who already have valid health insurance coverage may submit a waiver for participation in the student health insurance program. The waiver application process is managed by the Office of Student Affairs. Upon approval, the health insurance charge will be reversed from the student’s bill and no payment will be required. Students who do not successfully complete the waiver application process will be required to pay the full insurance cost.

Course Fees

Certain academic departments may charge a fee for courses requiring extra materials or services of instruction. These include program fees, lab fees, testing fees, and/or travel fees as applicable. Fee rates are set by faculty and managed through the Office of Academic Affairs. A list of course fees is available on WesPortal.

Graduation Fee

A one-time $150 graduation fee is assessed to all students in or near their final term. This fee is required whether or not a student elects to participate in graduation activities. The graduation fee does not cover the cost of regalia. Regalia is available for separate purchase through the Campus Store.

All financial obligations to the College must be paid in full in order for a student to be cleared for graduation. No degree will be conferred to any student who owes an outstanding balance of any amount to the College. Degrees held due to financial obligations will be conferred in the next commencement ceremony after all obligations to the College have been met.

Other Student Fees (as applicable)  *

Audit fee: $450

Career/life assessment fee: $125

Course challenge fee: $595

Course fees (detailed list on WesPortal): varies

Diploma replacement fee: $75

Equestrian team fee (per semester): $600

Late payment fee: $150 (per semester)

Late registration fee: $25

Overload fee: $596 per credit hour above 18 credits

Physical: $30

Student ID replacement: $10

Student ID + key badge replacement: $15

Study abroad (non-direct exchange): $250

TB test: $15

Thesis binding: $28

Transcript copy (in house, paper delivery): $12

Transcript copy (online, electronic delivery): $5.90

1098-T copy: $10

W-2 copy: $10

* As circumstances arise, Wesleyan College reserves the right to assess additional fees (including increases, fines and penalties) that are not included in the list above.

BILLING AND PAYMENTS

Payment Policy

Students are expected to meet all financial obligations when they are due. Wesleyan College reserves the right to withhold transcripts, diplomas, and other educational records, to deny readmission or to cancel the registration or on-campus housing of any student who fails to meet financial obligations promptly. It is each student’s responsibility to keep informed of all payment deadlines and financial requirements which are communicated primarily through Wesleyan College email and via WesPortal.

Parent/Guest Access to Student Financial Records

In accordance with The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended (FERPA), the Business Office is prohibited from discussing a student’s specific financial information with a parent, relative, or other party without the express written consent of the student -- even if the parent, relative, or other party is responsible for paying the student’s account. A student can grant permission for a parent or guest to speak with the Business Office concerning specific account, billing and other financial information by completing a FERPA form (available through the Registrar’s Office). A student may revoke this permission at any time.

Billing Process

Billing typically begins by mid-July for the fall semester, by mid-November for the spring semester, and by early May for the summer terms. No paper bills are mailed. Billing notifications are sent to Wesleyan College student email addresses only.

After billing, students will have 24-hour access to their account statements on WesPortal. Students are responsible for checking their account balance, monitoring any changes in account activity, and ensuring payment by the due dates.

Charges are billed by semester. Financial aid awards are typically allocated between the two semesters (for example, a student who is awarded a $6,000 scholarship can expect to receive $3,000 in the fall and $3,000 in the spring).

Payment Methods

The Business Office accepts the following methods of payment:

• Cash, check, or credit card
• International wire transfer
• Financial aid awards
• Installment payments through enrollment in the College’s third-party payment plan service
• Documented funding authorization by a third-party agency (i.e. employer reimbursement programs, military benefits, education savings plans, outside scholarships, etc.)
• A combination of any of the above items sufficient to cover all charges

Payments can be made in person by visiting Tate Hall. Payments by mail should be sent to the attention of the Business Office at the College’s address. Online payments can be made via WesPortal.

Payment Deadlines

Payment due dates are published on the WesPortal Student Financial Information page. Charges resulting from actions taken after the payment deadline (e.g. registration for additional courses, enrollment in housing, etc.) are due at the time the charge is incurred.

Students who have not paid all outstanding charges in full by the payment deadline may be subject to a semester late fee of $150. Students who have not paid by the close of business on the first day of classes may incur penalties including, but not limited to, additional late fees, network/meal access suspension, or prevention from future registration and authorization to live on campus.

In cases where outstanding balances are deemed unreasonably excessive, as determined by Administration or by the Office of the Controller, students may be immediately removed from all registered courses and campus housing.

Payment Plans

Wesleyan contracts with a third party service to offer interest free monthly payment plans each semester. Payment plans require an initial setup fee and must be paid in full by the end of the semester. If a plan is canceled or terminated for any reason, students are still responsible for payment of any outstanding balance due to the College.

Third Party Payments

It is the student’s responsibility to inform the Business Office each semester of any payments that will be sent by a third party, especially if payment is not expected to be received by the payment deadline. If the Business Office is required to invoice or provide other certifications to the third party in order to obtain payment, such action will only be taken in accordance with the conditions authorized by the third party and up to a student’s cost of attendance.

In cases where a student has received a Wesleyan scholarship or grant and also qualifies for a third party payment designated solely for tuition, the Business Office will consult with the Financial Aid Office to determine if the Wesleyan scholarship or grant must be adjusted for the term(s) in which the student receives payments.

If the third party ultimately fails to send payment, students remain responsible for any outstanding balance due to the College.

Employer Reimbursement

Students who are eligible for tuition reimbursement by an employer may contact the Business Office for assistance with obtaining any required documentation for participation in employer tuition reimbursement programs. In some cases, Wesleyan may permit students to defer payment for a term or other reasonable period until employer reimbursement funds are received. Should an employer fail to approve reimbursement, students remain responsible for payment of all outstanding charges.

Refunds are monies returned by the College to a student and/or to the financial aid source from which payment originated. The Business Office typically processes refunds once per week (pending no system downtime or conflicts such as holidays).

Credit Balances Guidelines

The term “credit balance” refers to excess money left on a student’s account after all charges have been paid. The Business office will issue refunds within 14 days of the date that a refund-eligible credit balance is generated. A refund-eligible credit balance does NOT include financial aid awards in a “pending” status.

Credit balances are refunded to students via direct deposit. Students can complete a direct deposit form on WesPortal in order to provide required banking information.

Financial Aid Refunds

All financial aid will remain in a “pending” status on a student’s account prior to the end of the drop/add period each term. No financial aid refunds will be processed prior to the end of the drop/add period. After the drop/add period, the Financial Aid Office will begin to disburse all aid for which a student is eligible.

If a student has not completed required documentation for a financial aid award, the award will remain in a “pending” status until the required documentation is submitted to the Financial Aid Office or the award is canceled. Students are responsible for payment of any outstanding balance resulting from a canceled financial aid award.

If a student is subsequently found to be ineligible for one or more financial aid awards after the funds have disbursed, these awards will be reversed from a student’s account and the student will be responsible for payment of any resulting balance.

If a credit balance results from the disbursement of financial aid funds, a refund will be issued to the student in accordance with credit balance guidelines.

Adding/Dropping Courses (During the Drop/Add Period)

The drop/add period is a short period at the beginning of each term when students can make schedule changes by dropping and/or adding courses. Students should exercise caution in making changes to their overall course loads (i.e. part time to full-time, full-time to part-time, overloads, etc.) during the drop/add period. Changes to course loads could affect both tuition charges and eligibility for financial aid.

If new charges result from schedule changes made during the drop/add period, the student will be responsible for payment of any outstanding balance.

If a credit balance results from schedule changes made during the drop/add period, a refund will be issued to the student in accordance with the credit balance guidelines above.

Withdrawing from a Course (After the Drop/Add Period)

All course charges on a student’s account are final after the drop/add period. Students who withdraw from one or more courses after the drop/add period – but remain enrolled at Wesleyan – will not receive a refund of tuition for the withdrawn course(s).

Withdrawing from the College

Students who wish to withdraw from the College entirely are strongly encouraged to speak with Business Office and Financial Aid Office staff about the potential financial implications for a full withdrawal. Depending upon the withdrawal date, the College may make the following adjustments to charges and/or financial aid:

Reversal of Charges: In the case of a full withdrawal from the College, no charges will be reversed after the second week of classes. During the first two weeks of classes, the following refund policy applies:

Withdrawal before first day of classes :

• Tuition refund – 100%
• Fee refund – 100%
• Room and board refund 100%

Withdrawal during the first week of classes :

• Tuition refund – 75%
• Fee refund – no refund issued
• Room and board refund – no refund issued

Withdrawal during the second week of classes :

• Tuition refund – 50%

The administration may adjust institutional refund percentages in special circumstances evaluated on a case by case basis.

Return of Unearned Federal Financial Aid Funds: Federal regulations require a return of federal financial aid funds for students who withdraw from the College on or before completing 60% of the term. The portion of federal aid earned is calculated using a statutory pro rata return policy set forth by the United States Department of Education. Unearned federal aid must be removed from a student’s account and returned to the government as prescribed by federal law.

Return of other financial aid funds (if required): Financial assistance received from state, institutional, or outside agencies will be returned to those sources in accordance with each originator’s policy.

Students remain responsible for payment of all outstanding charges that may result from a full withdrawal from the College.

If a credit balance results from account adjustments made as a result of withdrawal from the College, a refund will be issued to the student in accordance with the credit balance guidelines above.

OTHER FINANCIAL INFORMATION

1098-T Forms

In accordance with IRS guidelines, the Business Office will issue a Form 1098-T for each enrolled student who pays “qualified educational expenses.” Qualified expenses generally include tuition and required fees. 1098-T forms are mailed to the student’s address of record by January 31st of each tax year.

IMPORTANT:  In most cases, students with significant "gift" aid (scholarships and grants that exceed tuition) should not expect to receive a 1098-T. In accordance with IRS guidelines, Wesleyan College is not required to issue 1098-T statements to students whose “qualified educational expenses” are entirely waived or paid entirely with scholarships and grants.

The Business Office does not provide tax advice and students are encouraged to consult with their personal tax advisor about use of this form for income tax purposes.

Delinquent Accounts

Wesleyan will submit past-due accounts for former students to an outside collection agency and use the full extent of the law to pursue collection of any delinquent account or defaulted institutional loan. The student will be responsible for all fees associated with the collection of this debt.

In accordance with Wesleyan’s payment policy, students with past-due accounts or defaulted institutional loans are not eligible to receive an official transcript.

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Cost of Attendance

Tuition and required fees are fixed for all students. Financial aid is available, and Wesleyan meets the full demonstrated need of all admitted students. For the 2024-25  academic year, the costs are:

 † An optional opt-out fee set by students to fund sustainable projects on campus.

Wesleyan is a residential institution. All Wesleyan under graduates are required to live in University housing and participate in a University meal plan.  All students can upgrade to an enhanced meal plan at an additional cost.  Optional student health insurance is also available through an outside agency for an  additional fee (all students must have health insurance).

*If the student requests Federal Direct Loans, an additional $44 origination fee will be added to the Cost of Attendance. For all Federal Direct Loans disbursed on or after October 1, 2020, and before October 1, 2024, an origination fee of 1.057% will be assessed by the Department of Education.  This origination fee is subtracted from your total loan amount.  As such, the amount that disburses to your Student Account will be slightly less than the amount of Direct Loan requested.  The origination fee included in your Cost of Attendance is based on the average Direct Loan origination fee for students enrolled at Wesleyan.

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2023-2024 Catalog

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2023-2024 Catalog > Financial Information > Student Financial Services > Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

All tuition, fees, and room and board charges quoted in this catalog are subject to change without notice.

Note: Students may expect to incur incidental fees or expenses not listed here and are subject to change.

*The graduation fee must be paid even if the graduate does not participate in the commencement ceremony. The fee covers the cost of the printed diploma and the academic regalia, including hood, for undergraduate students. Late applications are subject to an additional fee depending on the severity of the missed deadline.

Housing and Dining Rates

General information, applications, and pricing for room and board can be obtained from the Office of Residence Life (817) 413-5000 or from the Office of Admission.

Housing fees for Elizabeth Armstrong Hall, OC Hall, Stella Russell Hall, and the West Village are located on the website at https://txwes.edu/student-life/campus-living/housing/.

Room Contact Refund

The housing contract becomes binding 7 days after a room has been assigned and the student has received confirmation of their room placement, or 7 days after the student takes ownership of the room, whichever comes first. If a student cancels before the contract binding date, there are no charges. If they cancel after, they are responsible for the contract cancellation fee in the amount of 50% of the remaining contract amount. The full room contract refund schedule can be found in the housing contract.

1.   You are responsible for all associated costs related to damage beyond normal wear to the room or its furnishings. Your room will be inspected before move-in and you will have an opportunity to update any damages that may have been missed via an electronic form. It is your responsibility to report any damages in writing within one week of moving into your room.

2.   You may not change the residence hall facilities nor remove or replace furniture supplied within the room or building.

3.   Repair and maintenance issues are only remedied by University-authorized personnel. These individuals have access to all rooms for health, safety, maintenance, and custodial purposes.

4.   Damages or excessive cleaning in public areas on the floor and stairwell (restrooms, lounges, study rooms, hallway, etc.) that are not attributable or chargeable to a specific individual or group shall be equally shared by the residents of the living area where those damages occur. The assessment of such damages is payable upon demand.

5.   You are advised to purchase renter’s insurance for personal coverage. During housing application you will have the option to purchase renter’s insurance through Grad Guard, a company that is partnered with Texas Wesleyan. Purchasing through Grad Guard is not required but recommended if you do not have renter’s insurance through another company. University liability for loss of or damage to the personal property of the student or for injury to the student’s person while the student is   a resident is set forth in section 16 below.

6.   Personal property left in student rooms after check-out will be disposed of after seven (7) days at the discretion of the University.

Meal Plan Fees

All undergraduate students living in the residence halls must be on the Platinum meal plan. If a student cancels their residence hall contract, their meal plan will also be cancelled. The meal plan refund schedule can be found in the Housing Contract that available on the website at https://txwes.edu/student-life/campus-living/housing/. Commuter and graduate students may purchase any of the meal plans by contacting the Office of Residence Life (817) 413-5000. All Students may add cash amount declining balance to their account by contacting the Office of Residence Life.

Meal plan fees for the below meal plans can be found on the dining website at https://txwes.edu/student-life/campus-living/dining/.

Residential Meal Plans (required for all undergraduates living on campus)

Platinum -   Unlimited all you care to eat meals per week at the Dora Roberts Dining Hall plus $175 Declining Balance Dollars per semester can be used in Gina's Cafe.

Commuter Meal Plans

Designed for people who are on the go, these plans are tailored to students who live off campus. 

Tuition to Increase For 2024-25 Academic Year

The Wesleyan Board of Trustees voted to increase tuition by 4.4 percent for the 2024-25 academic year, to $69,652. The Residential Comprehensive Fee (RCF) will be $19,872. The Student Activity Fee will be $390 following a resolution passed by the Wesleyan Student Association, (WSA) and approved through an all-campus referendum. The total cost of attendance will be $89,914.

Wesleyan recognizes that increases in cost of attendance can create financial difficulties for families and remains committed to increasing access its education. The University announced in September 2023 that it would meet all demonstrated financial need and no longer include loans as part of its financial aid packages. In the 2023-24 academic year, 40 percent of students received institutional need-based aid totaling around $78 million.

“We know that  a  high-quality liberal arts education  like ours  is  empowering, but we also know it’s very expensive, ” said President Michael S. Roth ’78. “That’s why we are so committed to increasing  financial aid resources to support families challenged by the high cost .”

See the  Student Accounts website  for additional information regarding tuition and fees. For more information on financial aid packages, contact the Financial Aid Office at  [email protected]  or call 860-685-2800.

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