UC Costs

View 2007-2008 Rates

FEES FOR 2008-2009
(approved 04/18/07 - subject to change by the University's Board of Trustees)
(tuition rates begin summer 2008; housing rates begin autumn 2008)
			Ohio Students			Out-of-State Students
Full-time tuition rates			Quarter	Year		Quarter	Year
Uptown Campus			$3,133	$9,399		$7,974	$23,922
Center for Access & Transition			2,464	7,392		7,974	23,922
Clermont College			1,514	4,542		3,798	11,394
Raymond Walters College			1,744	5,232		4,522	13,566
Graduate			4,118	12,354		7,461	22,385
College of Law 1			9,681	19,362		16,882	33,764
Part-time tuition rates
Uptown Campus			$262/credit hour			$665/credit hour
Center for Access & Transition			206/credit hour			665/credit hour
Clermont College			127/credit hour			317/credit hour
Raymond Walters College			146/credit hour			377/credit hour
Graduate			412/credit hour			747/credit hour
College of Law 1			807/credit hour			1407/credit hour
Residence hall rates 2
Traditional Room + 209 Value Meal Plan/ 132 Plus Meal Plan			Traditional Room + 154 Meal Plan			Double Room Suites + 209 Value Meal Plan/ 132 Plus Meal Plan
Quarter	Year		Quarter	Year		Quarter	Year
$3,080	$9,240		$3,019	$9,057		$3,418	$10,254
Health insurance rates 3						Quarter	Year
Single coverage (additional coverage plans available)						$434	$1,302
1 College of Law is on semester academic & billing schedule 2 Sample rates shown, other room types & meal plans available 3 Family rates also available; Law is prorated at $651/semester

COST OF ATTENDING UC
The cost of attending UC consists of direct and indirect costs. Direct costs on your quarterly bill are tuition (instructional, general, technology and campus life fees), room and board (for students residing on campus), and health insurance (if insurance coverage is not documented). Attending college also includes indirect costs. Items such as books and supplies, transportation and parking, personal expenses, and off-campus rent are part of your budget though they will not be billed by the university.

In addition to the direct fees detailed above, we recommend you budget $1,275 for books and supplies, $230 to $860 for transportation, and between $3,725 and $5,110 for personal expenses per academic year. The total amount we budget for an on-campus, full-time undergraduate, Ohio resident is $24,921.

Remember that what you actually spend in non-billed expenses may differ from the amounts budgeted by the Student Financial Aid Office. You should plan your finances to meet your expenses.

Tools like Money Matters* with information from your Financial Aid Award (including adjustments for part-time or co-op enrollments) can help you in planning for out-of-pocket expenses related to your bill.

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