Non-refundable Enrollment Deposit: $250
A deposit is required of all students who have been accepted for admission. $150 is credited toward the student’s account upon registration for the academic term. For new students, the confirmation deposit also serves as the $100 damage deposit. Upon leaving Lyon, the damage deposit will be applied to the student’s account first then any credit balance refunded on request.
International Student Health Insurance: $1,200 per year
All international students attending Lyon are required to have active health care and accident insurance. Recognizing the various forms of foreign health care programs, the College has available a health care plan that is designed to meet the needs of international students. International students who have active coverage through other healthcare plans will have the opportunity to waive the College plan. International students not covered by such plans will be required to participate in the College plan to be billed at the rate of $600 per semester. The College plan is provided by an independent insurance agency. The price is subject to change.
Tuition/Room and Board Refund Insurance
- $168.00 (Commuters)
- $224.00 (Residential Students)
Lyon has available, through a private company, a tuition refund plan. This is an insurance policy designed to return to the student's account 70% of tuition, room, and board charge when a student must withdraw from a semester due to medical reasons. The cost of coverage is 1.05% of the student’s total tuition, room, and board costs. Specifics are included with each semester’s billing. Those who do not wish to participate in this program will have the opportunity to waive the coverage by the first week of class.
Transcript Fees:
Online—Electronic: $10.25 (+ processing fee)
Online—Paper: $10.25 (plus postage)
Credit by Examination: $100/credit hour
Returned Check Charge: $30
Commencement Fee (Graduating seniors): $190
Audit Fee (per credit): $100
Individual Music Lessons*: $280 / credit hour
*Course fees listed on schedule with each specific course.
In addition, students should expect to budget at least $1,000 for books and supplies during the school year.