Average Cost of Attendance for Academic Year 2023-24
Average academic year costs for resident and off-campus student, which includes allowance for books and personal expense: $61,090
Average academic year costs for commuter (with parent) student, which includes allowance for books and personal expense: $49,960
Average Cost of Attendance for Academic Year 2022-23
Average academic year costs for resident and off-campus student, which includes allowance for books and personal expense: $59,770
Average academic year costs for commuter (with parent) student, which includes allowance for books and personal expense: $48,540
Tuition for Full-Time Undergraduate Students
The rates listed below apply to the fall and spring terms for students admitted into the full-time day program by the Office of Admission. Summer and winter term courses are not included in the fall and spring tuition and fees rates.
Full-time day students who register for courses during the summer and/or winter terms will be billed at the tuition and fees rates of the Continuing and Professional Studies office and will be bound by the Continuing and Professional Studies refund policy for those terms.
Tuition and Fees for the 2023-2024 Academic Year:
Fall 2023: Due 7/31/23
Spring 2024: Due 12/15/23
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Tuition and Standard Academic Fees 2023-2024 |
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Per Semester Tuition (flat rate charged for students registered for 12-19 credits) |
$20,340 |
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Per Semester Tuition (per credit rate for students registered for less than 12 credits)****** |
$1,122 |
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Student Engagement Fee This mandatory fee funds a range of programs, services, and technologies that support undergraduate student experiences including clubs and organizations, leadership development, and experiential learning opportunities. |
$120 |
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Comprehensive Fee This mandatory fee is used for a variety of instructional and non-instructional student support services including but not limited to technology, library services, health and wellness services, and facilities. |
$1,190 |
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Centennial Hall |
$3,610 |
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South Hall |
$3,778 |
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All other residence halls |
$3,300 |
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Dining 7 Day $250 Flex - Standard (includes Starbucks in Levin) |
$4,125 |
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Dining 7 Day $150 Flex - Standard (includes Starbucks in Levin) |
$4,025 |
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Dining 7 Day $50 - Flex Standard (includes Starbucks in Levin) |
$3,925 |
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Dining 7 Day $250 Flex - Discount (does not include Starbucks in Levin) |
$3,825 |
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Dining 7 Day $150 Flex - Discount (does not include Starbucks in Levin) |
$3,725 |
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Dining 7 Day $50 Flex - Discount (does not include Starbucks in Levin) |
$3,625 |
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Commuter 25 Block Meal Plan (+$25 Flex) |
$250 |
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Commuter 50 Block Meal Plan (+$50 Flex) |
$475 |
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Contingency Deposit**(one-time fee charged in new student's first term only) |
$150 |
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Equine Fee |
$1,089 |
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Equine Fee |
$545 |
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Equine Course fee*** |
$272 |
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Lab Fee (charged per lab course) |
$80 |
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Tuition Overload Fee***** (charged per credit over 19 credits) |
$296 |
Full time undergraduate students can use the Budget Calculation Worksheet to help determine the amount that will need to be paid to Delaware Valley University for either the term or the academic year based on your major.
Traditional Undergraduate Students (Day)
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Term Description |
Term |
Term Start Date |
Payment Due Date |
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2023 Summer |
2023/SU |
May 15, 2023 |
May 14, 2023 |
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2023 Summer 2 |
2023/S2 |
Jul 5, 2023 |
Jul 4, 2023 |
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2023 Fall |
2023/FL |
Aug 21, 2023 |
Jul 31, 2023 |
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2023 Fall 2 |
2023/FL2 |
Oct 23, 2023 |
Nov 22, 2023 |
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2024 Winter |
2024/WN |
Dec 11, 2023 |
Dec 10, 2023 |
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2024 Spring |
2024/SP |
Jan 16, 2024 |
Dec 15, 2023 |
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2024 Spring 2 |
2024SP2 |
Mar 13, 2024 |
Mar 12, 2024 |
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2024 Summer |
2024/SU |
May 13, 2024 |
May 12, 2024 |
DelVal works with TouchNet Information Systems, Inc. to offer you a monthly online payment plan.
- Easy online enrollment
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- Students: www.delval.edu/touchnet
- Authorized users: www.delval.edu/touchnet.authorizeduser
- Automatic withdrawals/charges with Automatic bank payment (ACH), checking, savings account, or credit card.
- No interest
How many payment plans are there?
DelVal offers a total of up to 10 payments for the 2023-2024 academic year. You must enroll in each term separately.
- Payment plan for the fall term of up to 5 payments
- Payment plan for the spring term of up to 5 payments
- The number of total payments for each term independent on when you enroll in each term's payment plan
- No payment overlap for the fall and spring term payment plans
How much does it cost to start the plan?
- $100 for each term, plus the down payment (1st payment) which will be automatically withdrawn/charged at the time of enrollment using the banking or credit card information that you will provide during the enrollment process.
- The enrollment fee is nonrefundable.
- If you need help with estimating your payment plan amount, please contact the Office of the Bursar at bursar@delval.edu.
When does Touchnet withdraw the money from my account?
The down payment and enrollment fee are automatically withdrawn or charged when you click on the Continue button after you click I agree to the above terms and conditions. Monthly payments are automatically withdrawn or charged on the 15th of each month as detailed in your payment plan agreement. Payment due dates cannot be changed. Please note that if the enrollment fee, down payment, or any subsequent payment is returned for any reason, the payment plan will be terminated. You will have to enroll in a new plan with a new enrollment fee under the term available at that time if any, and you will be charged a $50 returned payment fee by DelVal.
When will the payment show in my bank account?
Though the student's account is updated immediately, it may take 1 to 3 business days for the funds to be withdrawn from your bank account or charged to your credit card. You should still make sure the funds are in the account on the due date.
When can I enroll?
2023/2024 TouchNet Automatic Payment Plan Terms
The Fall Plan will open on Saturday, July 1, 2023. The $100 enrollment fee and down payment (1st payment) are automatically withdrawn when you enroll in the payment plan.
Fall 2023 Payment Plan
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Enrollment Dates |
Required Down Payment |
Number of Additional Payments |
Months of Payments |
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Jul 01 - Jul 31 |
20% |
4 |
Aug 15 - Nov 15 |
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Aug 01 - Aug 20 |
25% |
3 |
Sep 15 - Nov 15 |
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Aug 21 - Sep 08 |
34% |
2 |
Oct 15 - Nov 15 |
2024 Spring Payment Plans
The Spring Plan will open on Wednesday, November 15, 2023. The $100 enrollment fee and down payment (1st payment) is automatically withdrawn when you enroll in the payment plan.
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Enrollment Dates |
Required Down Payment |
Number of Additional Payments |
Months of Payments |
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Nov 15 - Dec 31 |
20% |
4 |
Jan 15 - Apr 15 |
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Jan 01 - Jan 15 |
25% |
3 |
Feb 15 - Apr 15 |
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Jan 16 - Feb 2 |
34% |
2 |
Mar 15 - Apr 15 |
When is the payment plan available?
We determine the availability of the payment plans. We may choose to close it down during specific times and dates during registration.
What amount should my payment plan be?
The term balance on TouchNet is real-time and shows what you owe after all of your accepted financial aid. If you need assistance, please contact the Office of the Bursar.
Why isn't my payment or add/drop reflected in my balance?
The plan will not automatically adjust to changes in financial aid, outside payments, or any additional activity on your account. You should review your agreement balance and compare it to your monthly tuition statement to determine whether your plan balance needs to be increased or decreased. To increase or decrease payments, the student must email the Office of the Bursar at bursar@delval.edu from his or her DelVal email address at least 4 business days prior to the next installment due date.
What happens if my payment is returned?
When a payment plan payment is returned for any reason, DelVal will charge a $50 fee to the student account, place a hold, and terminate the payment plan. If the student is registered for a future term, a failed payment plan may also result in the loss of future academic registration.
Terms: Fall 2023 and Spring 2024
Tuition, Academic Fees, Room and Board are fully or partially refundable only when a student officially withdraws or takes a hiatus from the university. Tuition refunds for withdrawal/hiatus will be prorated based on the schedule above.
- NO REFUNDS for tuition, academic fees, room and/or board will be processed for withdrawal once 4 weeks of the term have been completed.
- A resident student who breaks their Housing Contract after the beginning of the academic year by moving off-campus with or without approval will be charged a $600 Housing Contract Cancelation fee through the first week of the term. Students who decide to move off-campus during the term will receive a room refund based on the schedule above. Board plans will be refunded using the same schedule only if the student chooses to cancel their meal plan. Students that move off campus after 4 weeks of the term has been completed will not be eligible for any proration of room and/or board. Students are not permitted to change meal plans after the end of the add/drop period.
- Students enrolled in one of the equine programs subject to the equine fee are not eligible for a refund of the fee for that term if they change majors/minors after 4 weeks of the term have been completed. Students who change into one of the programs subject to the equine fee after 4 weeks of the term have been completed are not required to pay the equine fee for that term.
- Academic fees include, but are not limited to: comprehensive fee, lab fees, student activity fees, equine fees, independent study fees, and the human anatomy course fee.
Tuition refunds are processed by the Office of the Bursar and the Office of Financial Aid.
* Rates are subject to change. Additional course fees may apply. Students that do not pay or make satisfactory financial arrangements by the due date will be subject to a $200 late fee for the fall and/or spring terms. For students that register after the payment due date, payment is due immediately. There is no grace period.
**Contingency deposit of $150 is a one-time deposit required of all full-time students. The contingency deposit is a guarantee of payment for any penalties assessed during your time at DelVal. Any unused portion is refunded approximately three months after graduation or separation from the University. Charges may include but are not limited to unreturned rental textbooks; Health Center fees; damage to or loss of university property; locksmith charges; traffic, library or disciplinary fines.
***Equine Course Fee charged per course for students not enrolled in AS.Equine Studies Associate, BS. Equine Management: Equine Business Management, Equine Instruction and Training, Equine Media and Communication, and Equine Breeding degree programs. Courses: ES-1050, 2050, 3010, 4010, 1010, 2118, 2219, 2250, 2450, 3218, 3219, 3371, 4018, 4111, 4250, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035, 2036, 2037, 3038, 3039, 3042, 4040, 4041, 4043, 2210, 3123, 3210.
*****Students are considered to be full-time if they carry 12 or more credits per term. Only full-time students taking 12 term credits or more may live on campus. Full-time students are ordinarily limited to a 19-credit schedule each term. Students in good academic standing may petition the department chairperson for permission to carry additional credits beyond that limit. Students who wish to register for 21 or more credits must have a minimum GPA of 2.8 and must obtain approval from their department chairperson and their school Dean.
Upon acceptance, new students must pay a non-refundable $200 (non-residents) or $400 (residents) matriculation fee.
E360 courses are included in the flat tuition rate for the Fall and Spring terms when students are full-time (12-19 credits). When students are part-time (less than 12 credits) in fall and spring, they are charged $1,122/credit for E360 courses. E360 courses in the 2023/WN, 2023/SU, 2023/S1 and 2023/S2 terms are charged at the reduced rate of $286 per credit.
Course challenges are charged at the reduced rate of $366 per credit.
In addition to the fees listed above, additional fees will be charged for the following:
- Medical insurance: The University offers a medical insurance plan for students, the cost of which is pre-billed to each student's account. Students who already have coverage are required to provide proof of insurance by completing an online waiver. Those who do not comply will be automatically enrolled in a health insurance plan at their own expense.
- Independent study courses.
- Field trips required for certain courses.
- British Horse Society exam preparation fees for students in eligible equine majors.
- Human Anatomy Course Fee
- Books, supplies and equipment are not charged to the student account. Books and supplies may be purchased at the University bookstore.
The board plan is controlled by the student ID card. Flex dollars must be used by the end of the academic term, or they will be forfeited. All resident students are required to purchase one of the six resident meal plans. Meal plans are optional for students who live off-campus. All meal plan requests, changes, and cancelations must be requested through the student housing portal by the end of the add/drop period each term. No meal plan additions, cancelations or changes will be permitted after the deadline.
******Students registering for less than 12 credits are part-time students and are charged $1,122 per credit, plus additional per course fees as applicable. Registration for less than 12 credits may affect the amount of scholarships and other financial aid. Part-time students are not eligible for housing or to receive any merit scholarships awarded through the admission process. For more information on financial aid, contact finaid@delval.edu.
*******Per credit fee for courses offered in conjunction with Podium Education.
In the event of any financial default, the University shall have the right to employ a collection agency and/or any other legal means to collect sums due. Students will be required to pay all collection fees, including legal fees and interest.
Diplomas and official transcripts will not be released until a student has made satisfactory settlement of their student account and, if applicable, unless their federal Perkins loan account is in good standing.