Below are tuition amounts for Winter session courses. Tuition will be assessed per credit in addition to any Spring 2024 courses. In addition to the applicable tuition charges, students will be charged a $42 Technology Fee per enrolled winter course.
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Registered Hours
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Undergraduate (non-CBiz)
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Undergraduate CBiz* Supplemental Tuition
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Undergraduate CBiz* Total
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Graduate (non-CBiz)
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Graduate CBiz* Supplemental Tuition
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Graduate CBiz* Total
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4
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$1,400
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$320
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$1,720
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$2,232
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$424
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$2,656
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3
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$1,050
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$240
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$1,290
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$1,674
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$318
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$1,992
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2
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$700
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$160
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$860
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$1,116
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$212
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$1,328
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1
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$350
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$80
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$430
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$558
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$106
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$664
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*CBiz refers to the College of Business
Enrollment Limit: Students cannot enroll in any more than 4 credits of winter courses. Students that enroll in more than 4 credits will be notified and the last enrolled winter course will be dropped.
Tuition Assessment: Winter classes will be charged in addition to any Spring 2024 courses on a student’s schedule. They will be billed with the Spring 2024 term on 1/2/2024 and will be due on 1/20/2024. Detailed Spring 2024 tuition information can be found online here.
A student who takes both a winter session course AND Spring 2024 coursework will be charged tuition for winter as well as tuition and mandatory fees for their Spring 2024 coursework.
Example 1: If a student enrolls in a 3-credit hour winter session course, and 9 credit hours of spring coursework, the student will be assessed 9 credits of spring 2024 tuition plus winter session tuition for a 3-credit course.
Example 2: If a student enrolls in a 3-credit hour winter session course, and 12 credit hours of spring coursework, the student will be assessed 12 credits of spring 2024 tuition plus the winter session tuition for a 3-credit course.
Enrollment Certification: For enrollment certification purposes, total credits from both winter and spring will be combined to determine academic load.
For example, a student enrolled in 3 credits of winter coursework and 9 credits of spring coursework will be considered full-time for enrollment certification and financial aid eligibility purposes.