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2008-09(Opens in a New Tab) West Virginia Higher Education Institutions Resident Undergraduate Rates - Academic Year 2008-09 Tuition and Average Room Institution Fees 2008-09 and Board Blue Ridge Community and Technical College $3,060 $0 Bluefield State College $4,272 $0 Community and Technical College at WVU Tech $3,410 $6,844 Concord University $4,578 $6,530 Eastern WV Community & Technical College $1,920 $0 Fairmont State University $4,804 $6,397 Glenville State College $4,486 $6,250 Marshall Community & Technical College $2,856 $7,397 Marshall University $4,598 $7,397 New River Community & Technical College $2,748 $0 Pierpont Community and Technical College $3,312 $6,397 Potomac State College (Associates Degree) $2,726 $6,660 Potomac State College: (Bachelor's Degree) $3,374 $6,660 Shepherd University $4,898 $7,221 Southern WV Community College $1,920 $0 West Liberty State College $4,464 $6,282 West Virginia State University $4,466 $5,375 West Virginia University $5,100 $7,635 WVU - Undergraduate Health Professions $6,102 $7,635 WV Northern Community & Technical College $1,998 $0 WV State Community & Technical College $2,898 $5,375 WVU - Parkersburg (Associates Degree) $1,912 $0 WVU - Parkersburg (Bachelor's Degree) $2,620 $0 WVU Institute of Technology $4,964 $6,844 *Marshall University will assess an additional$150 fee each semester starting Spring 2009, with the opening of the Student West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission Regular Tuition and Fees - 2008-09 Academic Year Undergraduate Students Institution Tuition and Fees 2008-09 Bluefield State College: Resident 4,272 Metro 6,288 Non-Resident 8,568 Concord University: Resident 4,578 Non-Resident 10,170 Fairmont State University: Resident 4,804 Non-Resident 10,370 Glenville State College: Resident 4,486 Metro 7,400 Non-Resident 10,738 Marshall University: * Resident 4,598 Metro 8,030 Non-Resident 11,702 Shepherd University: Resident 4,898 Non-Resident 12,812 West Liberty State College: Resident 4,464 Metro 8,192 Non-Resident 10,896 West Virginia State University: Resident 4,466 Non-Resident 10,466 West Virginia University: Resident 5,100 Non-Resident 15,770 Health Professions Resident 6,102 Non-Resident 19,106 WVU Institute of Technology: Resident 4,964 Non-Resident 12,748 WVU - Parkersburg: Resident 2,620 Non-Resident 6,918 WVU - Potomac State College: Resident 2,726 Metro 4,930 Non-Resident 8,674 Bachelor's Degree Resident 3,374 Metro 5,558 Non-Resident 9,286 *Marshall University will assess an additional $150 fee each semester starting Spring 2009, with the opening of the Student Recreation Center. West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission Regular Tuition and Fees - 2008-09 Academic Year Graduate Students Tuition and Fees Institution 2008-09 Concord University: Resident 4,922 Non-Resident 8,646 Fairmont State University: Resident 5,240 Non-Resident 11,430 Marshall University: Resident 4,860 Metro 8,748 Non-Resident 13,004 Shepherd University: Resident 5,058 Non-Resident 7,236 West Virginia State University: Resident 4,912 Non-Resident 11,510 West Virginia University: Resident 5,612 Non-Resident 16,270 WVU Institute of Technology: Resident 5,512 Non-Resident 14,010 (First Professional) Marshall University: Resident 16,588 Non-Resident 42,178 West Virginia University: Medical Resident 20,164 Non-Resident 43,960 Dental Resident 12,754 Non-Resident 32,656 Law Resident 10,644 Non-Resident 24,010 Pharmacy: Resident 7,848 Non-Resident 21,918 WV School of Osteopathic Medicine: Resident 20,426 Non-Resident 50,546 West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission Special Fees and Charges Academic Year 2008-09 Fee Rate SPECIAL FEES AND CHARGES 2008-09 Bluefield State College: Community College Baccalaureate Enhancement Fee (Per Credit Hour) 55.00 Late Registration 30.00 Transcript (After First) 5.00 Engineering Technology & Computer Science Fee (Per Credit Hour) 15.00 Graduation 45.00 Health Science Programmatic Fee: (A. S. N.) 400.00 (A. S. R. T. - Summer I & II, Fall, Spring) 175.00 LPN to RN Program Annual Fee (Bluefield & Beckley Campus) 500.00 BS Nursing (Per Credit Hour) 15.00 Information Technology Certification Training (Per Credit Hour) 10.00 Regents' BA Degree Evaluation 300.00 Portfolio RBA Fee (Per Credit Hour) 10.00 Science Programmatic Fee (Per Credit Hour) 15.00 Diploma Replacement 10.00 Parking Processing Fee 10.00 Business Lab Fee (Per Credit Hour) 15.00 Parking Permit (Bluefield Campus Only) 16.00 Web-CT Classes/Web Enhanced (Per Credit Hour) 20.00 CART Web Classes (Per Credit Hour) 20.00 Education Accreditation Fee 10.00 ITV Instructional Television (PBS) 20.00 Business Programmatic/Accreditation Fee 60.00 Returned Check Fee 25.00 Technology Fee (Degree Seeking Students) 15.00 Concord University: International Orientation Fee 130.00 Business Accreditation Fee 50.00 Late Registration Fee 25.00 College Court Rent Late Fee 20.00 Rental Property Late Fee 20.00 Transcript Fee 5.00 Graduation Fee 50.00 Regents BA Degree Evaluation 300.00 Regents BA Per Hour Posting Fee 10.00 Advanced Standing Exam 55.00 Dorm Damage Deposit 50.00 Damage Deposit College Courts 75.00 Security Deposit on Rental Properties * 225.00 Orientation Fee 75.00 Diploma Replacement 25.00 Off-Campus Course Fee 220.00 Late Graduation Fee 20.00 Returned Check Fee 25.00 Fee Rate SPECIAL FEES AND CHARGES 2008-09 Technology Course Fee (Per Credit Hour) 6.00 Lab Fee 25.00 EDUC 456-Directed Student Teaching 100.00 Athletic Training Special Fee 100.00 Tutorial Fee 110.00 Post Office Box Rental 7.50 Parking Permit Decal 15.00 Graduate Application Fee 25.00 Priority Transcript Fee 10.00 Art Lab Fee 25.00 Office Key Deposit 10.00 Service Fee - Installment Plan 50.00 Late Payment Fee 25.00 Fairmont State University: Application Fee - Graduate 40.00 Application Fee - Undergraduate 20.00 Aviation Technology Fee (Per Credit Hour) 35.00 Credential Fee - Placement 3.00 Community College Baccalaureate Enhancement Fee (Per Credit Hour): Resident 58.00 Non-Resident 86.00 Credit for Life Experience Evaluation 300.00 Credit Conversion Fee 22.00 Course Fee (Per Credit Hour) (previously known as Technology Fee) 4.00 Diploma Replacement 50.00 E-Rate University (per 3 hour course) 933.00 E-Rate Graduate (per 3 hour course)* 1,419.00 E-Learning Course Fee (per 3 hour course) (FS Students) 75.00 Exam for Course Credit (per credit hour) 22.00 Excess course withdrawal fee (per course assessed after 8 courses have been dropped) 50.00 Faculty and Staff Parking Fee - Full-time (will be prorated if less than full-time) Annual 180.00 Facilities Fee (Safety and Parking) (per semester will be prorated if less than full- time) 110.00 Fine Arts Course Fees (per credit hour): - Art - Pottery Materials Fee 15.00 - Art Painting/Drawing Materials Fee 7.00 - Debate - Materials Fee 15.00 - Music Lessons Fee 10.00 - Theatre Materials Fee 15.00 Foreign Languages Course Fee (per credit hour) 8.00 Graduation (fee for Graduate Students) 70.00 Graduation (fee for Undergraduate Students) 50.00 Graduation Application Late Fee 50.00 ID Card Replacement Fee 15.00 Late Registration 50.00 Late Payment Fee 50.00 Occupational Develop/Tech Studies Degree Evaluation 150.00 Fee Rate SPECIAL FEES AND CHARGES 2008-09 Off-Campus Instruction (per credit hour up to 12 hours max) 15.00 MBA Course Fee (per credit hour) 25.00 New Student Fee 120.00 Nursing Lab Fee (per credit hour) 12.00 Nursing Testing Fee (per semester) 156.00 Nursing Uniform Fee (once per program) 155.00 Priority Transcript Fee 9.00 Regents' BA Degree Evaluation 300.00 Reinstatement Fee 25.00 Senior Citizens Audit Fee (per credit hour) 22.00 Teacher Education - Clinical Experiences Fee 150.00 University/Graduate Enhancement Fee (per credit hour) Resident 91.00 Non-Resident 203.00 Glenville State College: ACT Residual Test - institutional charge 25.00 Application Fee 10.00 Applied Music Fee 40.00 Art - Kiln Fee 60.00 Art Studio Fee 35.00 Bad Check Fee 25.00 Business Program Assessment Fee 30.00 Challenge Exam (per credit hour) 5.00 Computer Science - 101 25.00 Computer Science Software Fee 30.00 Criminal Justice Fee - CJ215 100.00 Darkroom Fee 30.00 Diploma Replacement Fee 25.00 Educational Foundations Fee (per course) 100.00 Facsimile Fee (per page) 0.50 First Year Experience Fee 100.00 Graduation Fee (exclusive of cap and gown) 40.00 Graduate Verification Letter 5.00 Land Resource Lab Fee 40.00 Late Graduation Fee 100.00 Late Registration Fee 25.00 Lost Room Key Fee 15.00 Music Instrument Rental Fee 35.00 Non-resident Food Service Fee 65.00 NTE Scores (copy) 5.00 Nursing Program Fee (per semester) 400.00 Off-Campus Course Fee (per credit hour) 15.00 On-Line Course Fee (Instructor Developed) 100.00 On-Line Course Fee (Publisher Developed) 75.00 Parking Permit 35.00 Photocopy Charges 0.25 Physical Education Fee 15.00 Regent's BA Degree Evaluation 300.00 Regent's BA Degree Posting Fee (per credit hour) 10.00 Fee Rate SPECIAL FEES AND CHARGES 2008-09 Replacement ID Card 5.00 Reserved Parking Permit 165.00 Room Reservation Fee 75.00 Science Laboratory Fee (per course) 30.00 Teacher Education Admission Fee 200.00 Teacher Endorsement Evaluation 25.00 TOEFL Test - institutional charge 3.50 Transcript 5.00 Transcript - Express 25.00 Transcript - FAX 5.00 Marshall University: Application Fees: Undergraduate/Graduate 30.00 Undergraduate/Graduate - Transfers 50.00 School of Medicine - Resident 50.00 School of Medicine - Non-Resident 100.00 School of Nursing 30.00 Dietetic Internship Program 25.00 International Application/Express Mail Fee 100.00 Applied Music Fee 35.00 CLEP/DANTES Testing 15.00 COEHS - Clinical
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