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Graduate Catalog 2004-2005
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Basic Fees and Charges |
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The Bursar's Office web site contains the most current University fees and charges:
Mandatory Fees
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A nonrefundable one-time application fee of $30 is charged to all students seeking admission to a degree program in the Graduate
College.
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A nonrefundable one-time admission fee of $15 is charged and payable at the time of initial registration for degree seeking
students. A registration fee of $8 is assessed to all students each semester.
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A late payment fee is charged for paying fees after the last day designated for this purpose at the opening of a semester
(including summer). The fee is $5 for each late day including Saturdays and Sundays to a maximum of $25.
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An excess credit fee of $50 is charged for each hour of enrollment in excess of 18 hours.
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A $25 returned check service charge is assessed, in addition to the bank charge, for each check returned by the bank as uncollectible.
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An automobile registration fee of $40 is required of each student when registering an automobile with the Parking Service
Office. Each automobile on campus must be registered and its decal displayed in accordance with instructions.
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A credit-by-examination charge of $80 is made for each special examination taken
for credit.
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Students who feel qualified to receive credit by examination may submit a formal petition to the Graduate College setting
forth evidence of previous study and/or specific experience which they believe should permit them to take such an examination.
Students who successfully pass an examination for credit receive a grade of S. Students who fail an examination for credit
have a notation to that effect entered in the appropriate place on the record. A maximum of six hours of graduate credit may
be taken by examination. Only students who have been admitted to a degree program may earn credit by examination.
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A course revalidation charge of $25 is made for each course revalidation. Courses older than seven years (at the master’s
level) and ten years (at the doctoral level) may not be revalidated.Revalidation forms are available in the Graduate College
office. Only courses taken on this campus in which the grades of A, B, S, or P were earned may be revalidated.
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An applied music fee of $45 per semester hour or $90 for 2 or more hours is charged for one-half hour of individual instruction
per week. A student enrolled for applied music has access to practice rooms and equipment without charge, in accordance with
schedules and regulations determined by the College of Musical Arts.
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There is a surcharge for students enrolled in the Executive MOD program and Executive MBA program due to the external nature
of the programs.
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A master’s thesis binding and microfilming charge of $20 must be paid by each student before the unbound thesis is deposited
in the Office of the Graduate College. The copy is bound and deposited in the Jerome Library, as is the microfilmed copy.
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A dissertation binding and abstract publication charge of $75 must be paid by each candidate for the degrees of Doctor of
Philosophy and Doctor of Education prior to depositing the copy of the dissertation with the Graduate College. This charge
covers the cost of publishing the dissertation by University Microfilms International of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and the cost
of binding the dissertation and microfilming it for Jerome Library.
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Students enrolled for eight or more semester hours are required to have health insurance. Students who do not indicate in
writing that they already have health insurance must enroll in a student health insurance plan made available by the University.
For 2000-01, this health insurance plan cost $558 for the academic year.
International Student Health Insurance
Delinquent Accounts
Students experiencing financial difficulties should contact the Office of the Bursar promptly to arrange for the payment of
their outstanding balance to avoid the following collection actions.
When University charges (room, meals, fees, and others) are not paid on a timely basis, the Office of the Bursar will seek
to collect the past due monies. As part of this process, service charges will be assessed. It is possible that a student's
grades and/or transcript and other services may be withheld and room, meals, and/or registration may be cancelled. If satisfactory
arrangements cannot be made to clear an outstanding account, as a last resort, the account will be referred to a third party
for collection and the delinquency reported to the credit bureau. When extra costs (collection, attorney, litigation) are
experienced, these costs will be added to the unpaid balance and will become the responsibility of the person/party owing
the unpaid balance.
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