Sunday’s commencement singer, Michael Convicer (CFA’12), is an incoming MET Arts Administration student.
The faculty chose Convicer for many reasons says Phyllis Hoffman (CFA’61,’67), a...
In general, Metropolitan College tuition is set according to the number of credits being taken, plus any additional fees or course costs.
The following rates apply to fall and spring semesters only. View rates for Summer Term or online courses.
Please note: Metropolitan College students who register for courses offered by other
Boston University schools and colleges will be charged the tuition and fees of that school or college.
To qualify for part-time tuition status, you must be an undergraduate student taking 1–12* credits or a graduate student taking 1–11.5 credits.
*At 12 credits, undergraduates are full-time status, but pay part-time tuition. At 12.5 credits or above, full-time tuition rates apply.
Please note: Nondegree students who register for one or more graduate-level courses will be assessed graduate student tuition charges.
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To qualify for full-time tuition status you must be an undergraduate student taking at least 12.5* credits or a graduate student taking at least 12 credits. Additional charges apply to all full-time students enrolled in more than 18 credits.
*Undergraduates are full-time status starting at 12 credits, but only pay full-time tuition at 12.5 credits or above.
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Massachusetts law requires all students carrying at least 75 percent of the full-time curriculum to be covered under a qualifying medical insurance plan. If you do not wish to participate in the Boston University Medical Insurance Plan, you must annually file a Medical Insurance Waiver form that certifies coverage under a comparable medical insurance plan. For more information, please see the Student Accounting Services Medical Insurance page.