Choosing a college should be based on the quality and reputation of the program rather than on finances. However, we understand that many families face financial concerns when choosing a highly regarded college such as Pratt Institute. Pratt offers various types of financial assistance.
Pratt is offering Tuition Refund Insurance to students and families seeking extra security. Tuition Refund Insurance provides insurance to protect your investment. This Plan is designed to refund 75% of your semester tuition and on-campus room and board when a student withdraws at any time during a semester for covered medical reasons.
Tuition Refund Insurance is available to all matriculated Pratt Institute students on an optional basis.
Pratt Institute requires all registered full-time and part-time students to carry health insurance. Student health insurance is offered by Pratt Institute, and all registered students are automatically charged a student health insurance fee, once they are registered for a class. Students who are currently insured under family or private medical insurance may waive (opt out of) the student health insurance plan, thus removing the student health insurance fee from their account.
Students in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies must contact those offices directly for Student Health Insurance Options .
The 1098T form is provided to you each year by January 31. The tax credit is a calculable box which may/may not represent all amounts paid by you. It is the responsibility of each taxpayer to determine eligibility for educational tax benefits and how to calculate them.
We have partnered with ECSI to view and mail your 1098T forms. You may retrieve your form here https://heartland.ecsi.net/index.main.html#/access/FAQtaxDocuments
We cannot give tax information therefore it is best to talk to an accountant or tax preparer to determine if you qualify.
If your form is not available online through our third party servicer ECSI, please contact us directly at sfs@pratt.edu