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Fall 2009 Survey of Student Charges Fall 2009 Survey of Student Charges For Academic Year 2009 – 2010 As of: June 30, 2010 Prepared By: FALL 2009 SURVEY OF STUDENT CHARGES TABLE OF CONTENTS Table 1: Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, University Main Campuses Table 2: Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, University Regional Campuses Table 3: Full-Time Graduate Fees, University Main Campuses Table 4: Annualized Full-Time Undergraduate and Graduate Fees, University Main Campuses Table 5: Annualized Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, University Regional Campuses Table 6: Dormitory Fees, University Main Campuses Table 7: Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, Community Colleges Table 8: Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, Technical Colleges Table 9: Annualized Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, Community Colleges Table 10: Annualized Full-Time Undergraduate Fees, Technical Colleges NOTE: All amounts are rounded to the nearest whole dollar. TABLE 1 2009 FALL TERM: FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE FEES, UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUSES UNIVERSITY CALENDAR CREDIT HOURS INSTRUCTIONAL GENERAL/OTHER OUT-OF-STATE MAIN CAMPUSES (QTR/SEM) (RANGE) FEE FEES* SURCHARGE Bowling Green State University Semester 12+ $3,889 $641 $3,654 Central State University Semester 12-18 $1,445 $1,202 $3,256 Cleveland State University Semester 12-16 $3,429 $556 $1,372 Kent State University Semester 11+ $3,637 $726 $3,846 Miami University 1 Semester 12+ $4,860 $1,083 $7,179 Ohio State University 2 Quarter 12+ $2,661 $232 $4,524 Ohio University 3 Quarter 11-20 $2,456 $535 $2,988 Shawnee State University 4 (A) Semester 12-18 $2,400 $462 $2,172 Shawnee State University 4 (B) Semester 12-18 $2,592 $474 $2,172 University of Akron 5,6 Semester 12-16 $3,609 $697 $4,624 University of Cincinnati Quarter 12-18 $2,632 $501 $4,841 108 3,241 University of Toledo Semester 12-16 $3,408 $625 $4,406 Wright State University (C) Quarter 12-18 $1,877 $453 $2,354 Wright State University (D) Quarter 12-18 $1,950 $472 $2,354 Wright State University (E) Quarter 12-18 $2,021 $490 $2,354 Youngstown State University 7 Semester 12-16 $2,799 $678 $2,836 (A): Denotes fees charged to continuing students who enrolled before the 2002 summer term. (B): Denotes fees charged to continuing students who enrolled after the 2002 summer term. (C): Denotes fees charged to continuing students enrolled prior to summer term 2003 (D): Denotes fees charged to new students entering summer term 2003, if different than fees charged to continuing students. (E): Denotes fees charged to new students entering fall term 2004, if different than fees charged to continuing students. *The other fees reported in the Fall Survey include mandatory fees assessed uniformly to all students which meet each of the following criteria: they are in fact mandatory, not included in the general fee, and are charged each term. The latter may include facility fees, technology fees, parking fees, or other mandatory fees. 1. Off-campus students are billed an additional $54 per semester for the technology fee. 2. Effective Spring term 2010, full-time Ohio State University undergraduate students will be assessed a new Student Union Facility Fee in the amount of $27 per quarter. 3. Effective Fall 2009, Ohio University has instituted a $22 per quarter charge for a new student information system. This fee is exempt from the tuition caps, as approved by the Chancellor in June 2009. 4. Shawnee State has a reciprocity agreement with Kentucky such that it considers residents of Mason, Lewis, Boyd, Greenup, Carter, Elliot, Lawrence, Fleming & Rowan counties in Kentucky as qualifying for Ohio resident tuition. 5. Akron offers a reduction to the out-of-state surcharge for academically qualified students. 6. Effective Fall 2008, the University of Akron redesigned a non-mandatory parking fee into a transportation fee that is charged to all full-time students. Since the transportation fee is paid by all full-time students, it appears in the Regent's annual survey as a general fee. The transportation fee, however, is not uniformly assessed to all students and therefore not subject to the legislative mandate restricting (instructional and general) fee increases at Ohio's public colleges and universities. 7. Youngstown State has a separate out-of-state “Western Pennsylvania Advantage” surcharge of $100 for students in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence, Mercer and Venango counties in Pennsylvania. Additionally, YSU offers a regional out-of-state surcharge of $1,346 for residents of its Regional Service Area, which includes Chautauqua County in New York; Armstrong, Clarion, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Warren, Washington and Westmoreland counties in Pennsylvania; and Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio counties in West Virginia. OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS TABLE 2 FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE FEES, UNIVERSITY REGIONAL CAMPUSES 2009 FALL TERM UNIVERSITY CALENDAR CREDIT HOURS INSTRUCTIONAL GENERAL/OTHER OUT-OF-STATE REGIONAL CAMPUSES (QTR/SEM) (RANGE) FEE FEES* SURCHARGE (BGSU) Firelands Campus Semester 12+ $2,011 $103 $3,654 (KSU) Regional Campuses 1 Semester 11+ $2,298 $171 $3,846 (MU) Regional Campuses 2 Semester 12+ $1,974 $201 $6,000 (OSU) Regional Campuses Quarter 12+ $2,001 $78 $4,524 (OU) Southern & Eastern Campus 3 Quarter 11-20 $1,443 $44 $440 Other Regional Campuses 3a Quarter 11-20 $1,505 $44 $1,441 (UA) Wayne Campus Semester 12-16 $2,588 $77 $3,762 Summit College (main campus) 4,4a Semester 12-16 $2,946 $627 $4,362 (UC) Clermont College Quarter 12-18 $1,287 $227 $2,284 Raymond Walters College Quarter 12-18 $1,517 $227 $2,778 Center for Access & Transition (main campus) Quarter 12-18 $1,963 $501 $5,510 (WSU) Lake Campus Quarter 12-18 $1,509 $179 $2,354 *The other fees reported in the Fall Survey include mandatory fees assessed uniformly to all students which meet each of the following criteria: they are in fact mandatory, not included in the general fee, and are charged each term. The latter may include facility fees, technology fees, parking fees, or other mandatory fees. 1. Instructional fee amounts reflect lower-division undergraduate fees. Upper-division instructional fees are $2,722. The general/facilities fee and out-of-state surcharge is the same for both lower- and upper-division courses. 2. Instructional fee amounts reflect lower-division undergraduate fees. Upper division instructional fees are $3,207. The general/other fee and out-of-state surcharge are the same for both lower and upper division students 3. Amounts reflect lower division undergraduate fees. Upper division undergraduate fees are: in-state instructional fee, $1,562; general/facilities fee, $44; and out-of-state surcharge, $440. 3a. Amounts reflect lower division undergraduate fees. Upper division undergraduate fees are: in-state instructional fee, $1,656; general/facilities fee, $44; and out-of-state surcharge, $1,583. 4. Effective Fall 2005, Summit College students entering baccalaureate programs are charged the UA main campus rate. 4a. Effective Fall 2008, the University of Akron redesigned a non-mandatory parking fee into a transportation fee that is charged to all full-time students. Since the transportation fee is paid by all full-time students, it appears in the Regent's annual survey as a general fee. The transportation fee, however, is not uniformly assessed to all students and therefore not subject to the legislative mandate restricting (instructional and general) fee increases at Ohio's public colleges and universities. OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS TABLE 3 2009 FALL TERM: FULL-TIME GRADUATE FEES, UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUSES UNIVERSITY CALENDAR CREDIT HOURS INSTRUCTIONAL GENERAL/OTHER OUT-OF-STATE MAIN CAMPUSES (QTR/SEM) (RANGE) FEE FEES* SURCHARGE Bowling Green State University Semester 12+ $5,088 $633 $3,355 Central State University Semester 9+ $2,511 $0 $1,800 Cleveland State University1 Semester 13-16 $5,135 $600 $5,135 Law Semester 13-16 $7,664 $600 $3,065 Kent State University Semester 11+ $3,915 $726 $3,630 Miami University Semester 12+ $4,824 $1,074 $6,816 Ohio State University 2 Quarter 10+ $3,330 $231 $5,080 Law Semester 10+ $10,870 $347 $7,475 Medicine Quarter 10+ $9,520 $281 $5,170 Dentistry Quarter 10+ $9,065 $1,215 $10,425 Optometry Quarter 10+ $6,410 $605 $9,685 Veterinary Medicine Quarter 10+ $7,800 $231 $10,780 MBA Quarter 10+ $7,620 $405 $5,080 Ohio University Quarter 9-18 $2,613 $535 $2,664 Medicine Quarter Not Applicable $8,439 $809 $3,822 Shawnee State University Semester 9-12 $3,633 $280 $5,265 University of Akron Semester 9 $3,285 $593 $2,340 Business Administration Semester 9 $3,600 $593 $2,340 Law3 Semester 12 $6,723 $713 $4,512 University of Cincinnati Quarter 10-18 $3,740 $501 $3,444 Law Semester 12-18 $9,218 $753 $7,417 Medicine Quarter 12-18 $9,399 $396 $5,250 MBA Quarter 10-18 $5,646 $501 $1,419 University of Toledo Semester 12-16 $5,520 $625 $4,944 Law - Continuing Semester 12-16 $8,136 $778 $5,868 Law - Fall 2008 Semester 12-16 $8,796 $778 $5,208 Medicine Semester Not Applicable $12,673 $695 $14,403 Wright State University (B) Quarter 12-18 $3,043 $374 $2,546 Masters/Doctorate (C) Quarter 12-18 $3,131 $384 $2,546 Masters/Doctorate (D) Quarter 12-18 $3,246 $398 $2,546 Medicine Semester 12 $13,224 $746 $5,498 Youngstown State University Semester 12-16 $3,947 $678 $100 Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Semester Not Applicable $14,307 $665 $14,307 (B): Denotes fees charged to continuing students enrolled prior to FY 2003. (C): Denotes fees charged to new students entering FY 2003, if different than fees charged to continuing students.
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