
Fall or Spring semester rates (on-campus)effective with Fall Semester 2007 |
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Resident |
Non-Resident |
| Undergraduate
- lower level
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Undergraduate
- lower level (up to 55 credit hours)
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| Undergraduate -
upper level (56 or more credit hours)
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Undergraduate -
upper level (56 or more credit hours)
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Graduate
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Graduate
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Summer I or Summer II Session Rates (On-Campus)effective with Summer I Session 2008 |
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Resident (on-campus) |
Non-Resident (on-campus) |
| Undergraduate
- lower level (up to 55 credit hours)
|
Undergraduate
- lower level (up to 55 credit hours)
|
| Undergraduate -
upper level (56 or more credit hours)
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Undergraduate -
upper level (56 or more credit hours)
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Graduate
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Graduate
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| Per semester |
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| (on campus only) | (5 Cr. Hrs. & Up) | (1-4 Cr. Hrs.) |
Enrollment Fee* |
$333.00 |
$169.25 |
Student Assessment Fee |
$12.00 | $12.00 |
Total |
$345.00 | $181.25 |
| Per session |
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| (on campus only) | (4 Cr. Hrs. & Up) | (1-3 Cr. Hrs.) |
| Enrollment Fee* | $167.00 | $84.75 |
| Student Assessment Fee | $6.00 | $6.00 |
| Total | $173.00 | $90.75 |
Effective Fall 2007, the tuition rate for Extended University Program (EUP) courses is $278.00 per credit hour for undergraduate courses and $393.00 per credit hour for graduate courses, plus a $20 per class technology fee. Courses delivered by Extended University Programs are not part of the flat rate structure. This includes both online courses and courses offered through EUP on the main campus or at branch campus locations.
Students whose classification changes from sophomore to junior status after their initial registration for the semester, up through the end of the semester will be billed for the difference between the lower and upper division tuition and fees.
The Enrollment Fee is a single per capita assessment which covers: Health Center Operations Fee; Technology Fee, covering information systems services for students; Facility Fee, for auxiliary building debt requirements; Recreation Fee, for recreation building debt service and building operations; and Infrastructure Fee, for deferred maintenance projects.
A one time fee of $300 is assessed for each entering (undergraduate, graduate, or transfer) student who is degree seeking. This fee helps subsidize the establishment of each student's official academic record at the University, and supports related activities such as integrated web course registration, online grade and program reviews, automated degree audit, student accounts receivables, and the provision of an individual electronic portfolio that reflects the learning, educational growth, and personal accomplishments for each student.