Graduate Level Tuition and Fees

 Loyola Schools Graduate Programs

 

Effective I and II Semester SY 2017-2018 and Intersession 2018

ALL PAYMENTS ARE DUE AT REGISTRATION TIME

 

 

 

 

Notes: 

 

1.    The regulations governing the payment of tuition and other fees are issued from time to time by the Office of the Treasurer.

 

2.    The Loyola Schools complies with all CHED requirements regarding increases in tuition and fees.

 

3.    While check payments are encouraged, it is the responsibility of the drawer to see that it is properly made out. In the event that a check is returned for any reason, there is a service charge of P250.00. Should a check be dated after the regular registration period, a late registration fee will be charged, checks should be made payable to the Ateneo de Manila University.

 

4.    Students are not considered officially enrolled until they have paid the assessed amount of tuition and fees or in the case of scholars, submitted the duly approved Financial Aid Form to the Central Accounting Office. Only officially enrolled students are allowed to attend their classes.

 

5.    No students shall be allowed to receive any degree, diploma, or certificate, nor be given a transcript of academic records, unless all financial obligations to the Loyola Schools have been settled.

 

Estimated Cost of Graduate Studies

 

Based on Tuition & Fees for SY 2017-2018

Actual cost may be or less than the figures given below; please note that tuition and fees increase by about 6% yearly.

 

Master’s Programs

 

Students who enroll for coursework or other requirements (comprehensive, thesis oral defense, etc.) have to pay miscellaneous fees ranging from P2,800 to P7,000, covering registration, library, internet and development fees.

 

The cost of coursework is about P14,300 for every 3-unit subject, excluding laboratory and seminar fees.

 

A student who will enroll for the comprehensive exams alone pays around P3,500.00.

 

For the thesis work, the first enrollment in Thesis Direction costs about P18,000.00. The second enrollment with oral defense, binding fee, and graduation an diploma fees is about P27,000.00. These amounts exclude laboratory fees and thesis reproduction costs. Thus 2 semesters of Thesis Direction cost about P45,000.00 (plus laboratory fees, if any, and binding fees for the thesis copies).

 

For students in the non-thesis program, rates for the final project, paper, research, practicum, etc., vary from program to program. The rate for a 3-unit course of thesis direction may apply. Students may also be required for oral defense before a panel.

 

Doctoral Programs

 

The cost of coursework is equivalent to that for master’s students. (See above)

 

A student who will enroll for the comprehensive exams alone pays P4,100.00.

 

For dissertation work, the first enrollment in Dissertation Direction costs about P19,000.00. The second enrollment with oral defense, binding fee, and graduation and diploma fees is about P32,000.00. This excludes laboratory fees and thesis reproduction costs. Thus 2 semesters of Dissertation Direction cost about P51,000.00 (plus laboratory fees, if any, and binding fees for the dissertation copies).

 

50% Tuition Scholarship

 

For Loyola Schools Filipino master’s students who are teachers or academicians who qualify for the 50% tuition scholarship, deduct P5,291.40 for every 3-unit subject, except for the MA journalism on-line and hybrid subjects. The estimated amount tuition fee for 3 units is around P9,000. For Teacher and Academicians who will enroll in online and hybrid Journalism courses, the tuition for 3 units is P15,014.62.

 

Fees for Journalism

 

For the MA Journalism on-line and hybrid subjects, the tuition fee for 3 units is P19,005.85. Students of these courses also pay registration and development fees.

 

International Students

 

International Students (non-Philippine passport holder - resident and non-resident) pay an International Student Fee of P5,000.00 per semester.