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Benefits

Tuition Remission for Spouse or Children

The spouse and/or children (natural or adopted) of any full-time faculty, staff or Faculty Emeritus are eligible for benefits under the Tuition Remission Plan.

Eligible participants must apply for the Tuition Remission benefit each semester or term that he or she is taking classes. The Tuition Remission application process is done on-line through the University Banner Self-Service . Screen open for the academic year on April 1 for the academic year running summer, fall and spring. There is a tuition remission fee assessed on a per credit hour basis, as follows:

Benefit For:
Dependent of SLU Employee (Pell-eligible)
Dependent of SLU Employee
Dependent of SLU Employee FACHEX and Tuition Exchange
Tuition remission fee per credit hour:
$25
($75 per
3-hour class)
$50
($150 per
3-hour class)
$75
(FY06)($225 per
3-hour class)

Beginning the Fall 2008 term, the fee charged to SLU employees and to their Pell-eligible dependents increased from $20 to $25 per credit hour, and the fee for dependent students who are not pell-eligible rose from $40 to $50.

In order for a Spouse or Child to be eligible as a Plan Participant, on the first day of classes for the term for which tuition remission benefits are requested he or she:

  • Must qualify as a Spouse or Child of a current or former full-time Faculty or Staff member who prior to the first day of classes for the term for which tuition remission benefits are sought meets one of the following criteria:
  • he or she is a full-time Faculty or Staff Member who has completed three years of continuous full-time service with the University immediately prior to the first day of classes for which tuition remission benefits are sought; or
  • he or she is a former full-time Staff Member who was employed for more than seven consecutive years by the University or a former full-time Faculty Member and he or she terminated employment with the University by reason of his or her death or by reason of retirement upon or after the attainment of age 60.
  • Must not have been awarded a Bachelor's Degree; and
  • Must have met the established requirements for admission to the University and must have been admitted to one of the undergraduate programs of the University;
  • Must not be a visiting student seeking a degree from another institution;
  • Must, once admitted, continue to meet existing requirements to maintain satisfactory academic progress at Saint Louis University; and
  • In the case of a Child, must not have reached his or her 25th birthday.
  • In the case of a Child, must be natural born or adopted by the faculty, staff or Faculty Emeritus. Step-children are NOT eligible for the benefit.

A Spouse or Child who satisfies the eligibility requirements shall be entitled to a full waiver of tuition for undergraduate credit hours taken at the University.

These tuition remission benefits shall not apply:

  • for undergraduate courses after receiving an undergraduate degree from any college or university.
  • for undergraduate courses in excess of 18 credit hours beyond the total required for the degree as stated in the "Undergraduate Catalog".
  • for credit hours taken at the University at the graduate level.
  • for courses offered by Saint Louis University as non-credit courses or continuing education.
  • for University fees and course related fees.
  • for courses exceeding registration limits.
  • when any satisfactory academic progress or admission requirement is not met.
  • for classes offered at any university, college,junior college or other educational institution other than Saint Louis University.


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