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Student Financial Services

2010-2011 Costs

Summary of Undergraduate Tuition and Fees, Fall 2010- Spring 2011

  Fall Semester Spring Semester Total Year
Tuition (12 to 18 hours) $13,820 $13,820 $27,640
Student-Body Fee 100 100 200
Health and Counseling Fee 60 60 120
Room and Board 4,315 4,315 8,630
Total $17,395 $17,395 $36,590
These costs do not include travel, books, and personal expenses, which will vary widely among students. Cost of books can be expected to average about $450 per semester, depending on courses taken.


Detail of Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Admission Fee and Deposit
Application Fee (nonrefundable, submitted with application for admission) $40
Enrollment Deposit (required of all new full-time students and nonrefundable after May 1; this deposit ensures housing priority and registration privileges based on date of receipt; reserved to pay towards final semester) $300

Tuition
1 to 11½ credit hours per semester, per hour $840
12 to 18 credit hours, per semester $13,820
Additional, per hour, over 18 credit hours $840
Audit, per credit hour $840

ESL/ELI Students (18 credit hr. maximum plus other restrictions apply), per semester

*International Students may qualify for scholarships to reduce this rate, please refer to scholarship page for more information.

 $13,820 less scholarship*
May term, per credit hour $420

Student Body Membership
Students registered for 12 hours or more, per semester $100
Students registered for 5-11½ hours, per semester $50
This fee covers the cost of student activities, class dues, social events, the Student Union Building, and subscriptions to Associated Student Community publications.

Health/Counseling Fee
Students registered for 5 hours or more, per semester $60
This fee provides free access to the physician, nurse, and counselors in Health and Counseling Services.

Room
Residence hall, per semester $2,440
Suite, per semester $2,440
Apartment, per semester $2,440
House, per semester $2,440
Residence hall rooms are double occupancy; two-room suites are occupied by four students; houses and apartments (for upperclassmen) house from two to 12 students. Currently there is no housing available for married students. Contact the Office of Student Life.

Board
21 meals per week, per semester, all students may participate, required for freshmen (30 credits or less) who live on campus $1,875
14 meals per week, per semester, sophomores, juniors and seniors (31 credits or more) may participate $1,680
10 meals per week plus $100 Flex, per semester, juniors and seniors (62 credits or more) may participate $1,605
10 meals per week, per semester, juniors and seniors (62 credits or more) may participate $1,495
7 meals per week plus $100 Flex, per semester, seniors (93 credits or more) may participate $1,180
35 block plan, per year, transferable from fall to spring, seniors (93 credits or more) may participate $365
$350 Flex plan, per semester, seniors (93 credits or more) may participate $365
All students living on campus must choose a meal plan appropriate to their academic standing as indicated above. Students approved to commute may choose any of the above plans or may elect full exemption.

Health insurance
Full-time students (12 or more hours) without waiver and proof of insurance, per year ESTIMATED $1,498

Graduation fee
Graduation fee $105


Miscellaneous Fees for Undergraduate Students

Payment Information

Additional Financial Information


The board of trustees reserves the right to adjust charges at any time, after giving due notice. No changes will be made during a semester, nor, unless special circumstances make such action necessary, will changes be made during a given academic year.