Two bills are mailed each year for mandatory charges and an optional bookstore deposit. Fees for the first semester are due by August 15, for the second semester by December 15. Other charges, deposits, and fines incurred by the student are billed monthly as they are received by the Accounting Office.

• Payment
• Payment Plans
• Refund Policy
• Federal and Institutional Financial Aid Refund Policy

Payment

All bills must be paid in full by their due date. Students are not officially registered for classes until the July and November invoices (due on August 15 and December 15 respectively) are paid in full.

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Payment Plans

Installment-payment plans. Some parents prefer to pay tuition and other fees in equal monthly installments throughout the year. Kenyon makes this convenience available through TuitionPay (800-635-0120). The College does not have an internally administered partial-payment plan.

Advance-payment plans. Kenyon offers an advance-payment plan for a minimum period of two years. The plan provides for advance payment of fees at a discounted rate based on current market yields on AA rated (or better) noncallable bonds. Under this plan, future increases are paid as they occur.

Further information is available from the Office of the Controller, Eaton Center South, Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio 43022-9623, telephone: 740-427-5181.

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Refund Policy

During the first five weeks of actual attendance at Kenyon, beginning with the date of enrollment, tuition charges are made according to the following schedule. (The general fee, other fees, and book charges are non-refundable.)

Except in the case of withdrawal from Kenyon for reasons of serious illness (with certification by a licensed physician), there are no refunds of room charges.

From date of enrollment:	Percent of tuition refunded:
Two weeks or less	80
Between two and three weeks	60
Between three and four weeks	40
Between four and five weeks	20
More than five weeks	0

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Federal and Institutional Financial Aid Refund Policy

According to federal law, Kenyon College students who receive federal or institutional financial aid and do not complete the semester may be responsible to repay a portion of the aid received. The Financial Aid Refund Facts are provided to help you better understand what could happen if you withdraw before the end of the semester.

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