Tuition and Fees

Tuition

Tuition for Rhode Island undergraduate residents is $268 per credit and for graduate residents $385 per credit. Out-of-state undergraduate students pay $887 per credit and graduates pay $1058 per credit. Tuition for students with Regional status is not shown in the schedule but is calculated at one and one half times the RI resident rate ($469 per credit for undergraduates and $578 for graduates). There may be additional fees for Special Program course offerings. Tuition for Non-Degree students depends on the level of the course taken. For undergraduate-level courses (those numbered 100-499) RI residents pay $268 per credit; For graduate level courses (numbered 500 and above) residents pay $385 per credit. Out of state non-degree students pay $887 per credit for undergraduate courses and $1058 per credit for graduate courses.

Please Note: The University of Rhode Island is a state supported agency; therefore, tuition and fees are subject to change at any time by the action of the Board of Governors for Higher Education.

Fees

Standard Fees - Matriculated Students

Registration Fee per semester $25
Student Activity Fee per semester $20

Additional Fees

Lab/Clinical Fee:
There is a $55 fee for enrollment for each lab course (see the course listing for specific labs).

Transcript Fee:

A one-time fee of $35 is assessed to all students if this is their first enrollment at the University. All former and current students are exempt. A one-time fee of $45 is assessed to all matriculating students if this is their first enrollment at the University. You may access your term bill via the web at: www.uri.edu, the official website, and sign on to e-Campus. From there navigate to SA Self Service, Learner Services, Finances and click on Account Summary.

Credit Overload Fees

A credit overload fee will be charged to all students who enroll in excess of the credit limit stated below:

Undergraduate - 19 credits
Graduate - 15 credits

The credit overload fee is charged for each credit of enrollment above the limit according to the per credit rate stated in the Fees Table below.

Waivers

Senior citizens and unemployed students may be eligible to use waivers for credit courses. Please call 277-5090 for information.

Rhode Island National Guard - The Rhode Island General Assembly has enacted legislation granting tuition waivers to members of the Rhode Island National Guard. For further information, contact the Rhode Island National Guard and/or the Finance & Records Office, 277-5090.

Disabled American Veterans - The Rhode Island General Assembly has enacted legislation granting tuition waivers to Disabled American Veterans. For details regarding this program, contact the Finance & Records Office, 277-5090.

Restrictions - Special and non-credit programs are limited to specific types of tuition waivers. If unsure of your eligibility, call 277-5050.

Veterans' Benefits

Registrants claiming VA Educational benefits must contact the VA clerk, in Enrollment Services at 874-9500 each semester.

Credit Cards

Go to www.uri.edu/es/ and select 'credit card payments' from the drop down box for information on paying your bill through the BankRI CampusMate Program.

Adjustment of Fees

Cancellations - Underenrolled courses will be cancelled on Friday, August 31, 2007. If one of your courses is cancelled, you will be notified. A full refund is given to students who have paid and do not substitute another course.

Assessments - Fees are reassessed and adjusted according to credit enrollment and student status at the end of the second week of classes. This results from drop/add transactions completed during the ADD period. Important: Dropping courses after the ADD period will not reduce term bills. Students anticipating fee adjustments must complete all drop/add transactions by the reassessment deadline. This policy pertains to all downward adjustment, including a) credit overload, b) change from full-time to part-time, c) part-time students dropping courses. For further information on the Adjustment Policy for Courses dropped During the Add Period click here.

Refunds - Refunds of payments to the University are made only to students who officially withdraw from the University, or take a Leave of Absence, pro-rated according to the policy and schedule stated in the "Fees, Expenses and Financial Aid" section of the current Bulletin of the University of Rhode Island. Students who stop attending classes and do not drop or file a Leave of Absence or Withdrawal Form may be liable for full tuition and subject to academic and/or financial sanctions.

Fees for Part-Time Matriculated Students

Rhode Island Residents

	Undergraduates			Graduates
Credits	3 cr	6 cr	9 cr	3 cr	6 cr
Tuition	804.00	1608.00	2412.00	1155.00	2310.00
Registration	25.00	25.00	25.00	25.00	25.00
CCE Activity Fee	20.00	20.00	20.00	20.00	20.00
TOTAL	$849.00	$1,653.00	$2,457.00	$1200.00	$2355.00

Non-Residents

	Undergraduates			Graduates
Credits	3 cr	6 cr	9 cr	3 cr	6 cr
Tuition	2,661.00	5322.00	7983.00	3174.00	6348.00
Registration	25.00	25.00	25.00	25.00	25.00
CCE Activity Fee	20.00	20.00	20.00	20.00	20.00
TOTAL	$ 2,706.00	$ 5,367.00	$ 8,028.00	$ 3,219.00	$ 6,393.00

FEES FOR FULL-TIME MATRICULATED STUDENTS (PER SEMESTER)

Rhode Island Residents

	Undergraduates	Graduates
Credits	(12-19 credits)	(9-15 credits)
Tuition	3,216.00	3,465.00
Standard Fees*	45.00	45.00
TOTAL	$ 3,261.00	$ 3,510.00

Non-Residents

	Undergraduates	Graduates
Credits	(12-19 credits)	(9-15 credits)
Tuition	10,644.00	9,522.00
Standard Fees*	45.00	45.00
TOTAL	$ 10,689.00	$ 9,567.00

* Standard Fees (per semester)

Registration Fee: 25.00

Note: A late registration fee of $70 will be charged for registrations after Friday, January 26, 2007.

CCE Activity Fee 20.00

TOTAL $ 45.00

Additional Fees

If you register for Kingston Campus sponsored courses, additional fees may be assessed. Please check before registering.

Optional Fees

ASFCCE students have the option of adding health services by paying a fee of $206 per person per semester. University accident and sickness insurance, including family; plans are also available for an additional charge but only with the assessment of the health fee.

Fees for Non-Matriculated (Non-Degree) Students

Tuition charges are based on the level of the course(s). For example, tuition for one 3-credit course would be:

	Undergraduate (100-499 level)	Graduate (500 & above)	Plus Standard Fees
RI Resident	$ 849.00	$ 1,155.00	Registration Fee 25.00 Activity Tax 15.00 Total $ 40.00
Non-Resident	$ 2,661.00	$ 3,174.00	Registration Fee 25.00 Activity Tax 15.00 Total $ 40.00

Part-Time Versus Full-Time Registration

Matriculated ASFCCE students now have the opportunity to enroll on a full-time basis for substantial savings on tuition costs. A full-time student is someone in an undergraduate program taking 12 or more credits or in a graduate program enrolled in 9 or more credits. Undergraduates taking 11 or fewer credits and graduate students taking 8 or fewer are considered to be part-time students and are assessed on a per-credit basis. Non-degree students are billed according to course level.