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Tuition, Billing, and Payment

Tuition and Mandatory Fees

2011-2012 Academic Year (beginning Summer 2011)

Note: when viewing tuition tables, undergraduate nondegree (extension) students belong to program of study OCP (refer to Program of Study column in the tuition table) and should refer to Table 29; graduate nondegree (extension) students should refer to Table 32.

Once you are officially registered, you can view your Tuition and Fee Assessment in ISIS. 
To do this, go to:  Student Records > Finances & Billing “Tuition and Fees”

 

 

**Exceptions. Refer to page 2 of the Academic Fees Table for tuition rates for the following courses:

Workshops (section identifiers WK*)

Undergraduate standing

$270 per semester hour

Graduate standing

$424 per semester hour

 

College of Public Health Distance Education Courses

Undergraduate students

$346 per semester hour

Graduate students (except MPH, MHA)

$500 per semester hour

Master of Public Health (MPH) students

$716 per semester hour

Master of Health Administration (MHA) students

$725 per semester hour

 

Lakeside Lab courses

Undergraduate standing

$270 per semester hour

Graduate standing

$424 per semester hour

 

Fees

                                          $30 for Day 1 to Day 5

                                          $60 for Day 6 to Day 10

                                          $100 after Day 10

Billing

The University of Iowa no longer mails paper copies of University bills (U-bills) to students.  Instead, students receive e-mail notification when U-bills are available for review and payment online through ISIS.  E-mail notification is sent to your University e-mail address (your-name@uiowa.edu).  You are responsible for reviewing your U-bill and making sure it is paid.

 

Tuition Responsibility When You Drop or Withdraw

DROP means to terminate enrollment in one or more courses but to remain enrolled in at least one other course

WITHDRAW means to terminate enrollment in every course (even if enrolled in only one course)

 

When you drop a course

 

When you withdraw your registration

You are responsible for full tuition and fees unless you officially withdraw by the appropriate tuition waiver deadline indicated below:

Fall and Spring Sessions:

Withdrawal Received

Tuition/Fee Responsibility

Prior to first class

0%

Through first week

10%

Through second week

25%

Through third week

50%

Through fourth week

75%

After fourth week

100%

 

Summer Sessions and Winter Session:


3-week Summer Session and Winter Session

Withdrawal Received

Tuition/Fee Responsibility

Prior to first class

0%

Through first week

10%

After first week

100%


6-week and 8-week Summer Sessions and summer Guided Independent Study courses (sections EXY & EXZ)

Withdrawal Received

Tuition/Fee Responsibility

Prior to first class

0%

Through first week

10%

Through second week

50%

After second week

100%

 

Off-Cycle Courses:

Courses that meet the full session will follow the deadlines outlined above.  Courses that do NOT meet the full session are considered “off-cycle.”

Off-Cycle: Course length three weeks or less
Withdrawal Received Tuition/Fee Responsibility
Prior to first class 0%
On Day 1 10%
After Day 1 100%

 

Off-Cycle Courses longer than three weeks
Withdrawal Received Tuition/Fee Responsibility
Prior to first class 0%
Through first week 10%
Through second week 50%
After second week 100%

 

Retroactive Registration

Retroactive registration (registration for course work in a given term after that term has ended) is not allowed. However, in the rare instance that academic approval is given in response to a student's appeal for retroactive registration, the University requires that all fees for that registration be paid in advance or at the time of registration processing.

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