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FOR OCTOBER 2008 ADMISSION:
NESOP offers three payment options to accommodate the needs of its students:
Option #1: Deposit plus one payment:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter: $500.00 2. Due by: September 25, 2008 $18,300.00
Option #2: Deposit plus three payments:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter: $500.00 2. Due by: September 25, 2008 $6,100.00 3. Due by: January 5, 2009 $6,100.00 4. Due by: March 23, 2009 $6,100.00
Option #3: Deposit plus financial aid:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter: $500.00 2. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID: Pending receipt of completed financial aid application materials, tuition payments must be made on the schedule in Option #2. For students who will have an unpaid tuition balance remaining after all financial aid is received (i.e., loans and/or grants do not meet the cost of tuition), one-third (1/3) of that remaining balance will be due on the dates indicated above in Payment Option #2. Payments may be made by cash, check, money order and/or financial aid.
FOR FEBRUARY 2009 ADMISSION:
NESOP offers three payment options to accommodate the needs of its students:
Option #1: Deposit plus one payment:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter:
$500.00 2. Due by: January 22, 2009
$18,300.00
Option #2: Deposit plus three payments:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter:
$500.00 2. Due by: January 22, 2009
$6,100.00
3. Due by: April 20, 2009
$6,100.00 4. Due by: July 6, 2009
$6,100.00
Option #3: Deposit plus financial aid:
1. Due by the date indicated on the acceptance letter:
$500.00
2. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID: Pending receipt of completed financial aid application materials, tuition payments must be made on the schedule in Option #2. For students who will have an unpaid tuition balance remaining after all financial aid is received (i.e., loans and/or grants do not meet the cost of tuition), one-third (1/3) of that remaining balance will be due on the dates indicated above in Payment Option #2. Paym,ents may be made by cash, check, money order and/or financial aid.
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