Delphi University

Financial

Tuition and Fees - Tuition for the 2010 academic year is €125 (euros) per credit hour for the Basic Sciences (Semesters 1 - 5) and €200 (euros) per credit hour for the Clinical Sciences (semesters 6 - 10) which may be paid in full or as monthly installments by check, direct debit, or credit card. Tuition for each course must be paid in full prior to release of final grades for the course. There will be an additional €500 (euros) lab fee for each laboratory course and a €1,000 (euros) graduation fee on completion of studies. A fee of €50 (euros) will be assessed for any returned check. Click here for currency converter www.xe.com .

Refunds - Students who withdraw from the University will be have tuition and fees refunded according to the following schedule:

First four weeks of class.............................100 percent
Fifth through eighth week of class ..............50 percent
After eighth week........................................No refund

Financial Aid - The University does not currently participate in any U.S. governmental tuition assistance programs, however, the Delphi University Foundation will finance student's education privately by entering into an educational financing agreement which allows students pay only a token amount monthly (approximately €100 euros) until their education is completed. Additionally, students are encouraged to research other sources of private grants and scholarships such as the fastWEB Scholarship Search (no charge to use) on the Financial Aid Information Page currently accessible on the World Wide Web at URL http://www.cs.cmu.edu/finaid/finaid/.html

Tuition Discounts - The University offers tuition discounts to students who after the completion of their residency training, will agree to attend medical missions sponsored by the University to under served areas of the world. The discounts are based on the amount of time the student is willing to volunteer on a yearly basis according to the following schedule:

Four weeks a year......................................40 percent

Three weeks a year.....................................30 percent

Two weeks a year.......................................20 percent

One week a year..........................................10 percent

Students interested in this program should request an application for tuition discounts from the Office of Admissions after acceptance.

Other Expenses - Students must have access to a computer and the internet and are strongly encouraged to obtain a laptop computer with at least a 56 kbs modem (high speed internet access is recommended) , a video iPod (to view pod cast lectures), and a CD ROM, as large portions of the curriculum will be obtained via the Student Section of the Delphi University website on the internet. Additionally books and study guides are available through the University, Amazon at the Website www.amazon.com , or at your local medical book store. When available, the CD ROM versions are suggested. Full text versions of some required textbooks may be accessed on the World Wide Web at www.mdconsult.com .

Independent study students are required to make trips to one of the University's Campuses according to the following schedule:

A three day long weekend at the completion the first (1st), third (3rd), and fourth (4th) Basic Science semesters to take final examinations.

A ten day session at end of the second (2nd) Basic Science semester to complete labs and take examinations.

A ten (10) day session at the completion of the fifth (5th) Basic Science semester to take final examinations, attend an orientation to the clinical semesters, receive clinical rotation assignments, and attend courses for certification in Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS).

A three day long weekend at the completion the required third year Clinical Science semester rotations for written examinations

All students must attend a week long session at the Principality of Hutt River campus upon the completion of all studies for final written and oral examinations and graduation ceremonies. Diplomas will not be mailed, students are required to attend the examinations and graduation ceremonies.

2010 estimated tuition and payment schedule