Fall Semester 2006 Fee Schedule

Over 18 undergraduate credits:  WI Residents add $192.63 per credit, MN Residents add $215.00 per credit, Non-residents add $504.07 per credit.  MBA students add $30.78 per credit for part-time or $277.02 for full-time credits.  MBA students taking Internet courses will be charged an additional distance education fee.

It is the student’s responsibility to apply for the Reciprocity Agreement.  Those who do not apply, or who apply late and/or are not approved, will be required to pay non-resident rates.  Application forms are available online at www.ohe.state.mn.us.

SPECIAL COURSE FEES: Students may be assessed fees for supplemental materials, equipment, lab manuals or field trips for certain courses.  Please consult the Class Schedule for individual fees.

RESIDENCE HALLS:  $1,420 double room.  MEAL PLANS: Up to $1,090 dependent on plan selected.

GRADUATION FEE:  $15.00 undergraduate and graduate.

On completion of 95 semester hours toward a bachelor’s degree or 20 credits toward a master’s, students will be billed the graduation fee.  This one-time fee must be paid at the time it is billed, whether or not the student is graduating that semester.  The fee covers the cost of the diploma, cover and expenses of the commencement ceremony.  All students must pay the fee whether or not they participate in the ceremony.

ORIENTATION FEE:  $30.00 - freshmen only.  PLACEMENT FEE:  $20.00 - freshmen only.

ADMINISTRATIVE FEE—Students without Installment Credit Agreement on file will be charged an additional $75 upon billing.

CHECKS RETURNED FOR INSUFFICIENT FUNDS:  $20.00 handling charge will be added to the student’s account.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT FEE:  $2.00.  UNITED STATES STUDENT ASSOCIATION FEE:  $0.75.  Both fees are assessed to all students.   Call 608 785-8888 for further information.

AUDIT POLICY:  Non-degree students who register for AUDIT ONLY.   WI Residents & MN Residents with reciprocity pay 30% of credit fee.  Non-residents pay 50% of credit fee.  The audit fee does not apply to students taking credit classes or seeking degrees.  They pay the credit fee from the Fee Schedule.  Audits are allowed, as space is available and require instructor's approval.  Wisconsin residents age 60 or older (as of the first day of classes) are not assessed audit fees for audit-type attendance of credit classes.  Disabled Wisconsin residents who present evidence of receiving disability insurance benefits under either the federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program or the federal Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program and who are enrolled exclusively for audit throughout the term are not assessed fees.

EXCESS CREDIT POLICY:  Wisconsin resident undergraduate students who have earned 165 credits (or 30 credits more than required by their degree programs, whichever is greater) will be charged a surcharge, equal to 100 percent of the regular resident tuition, on credits beyond that level.  Students with questions or concerns about this policy should contact their dean’s office.

UW-LA CROSSE WEBSITE:  http://www.uwlax.edu  Current Students.  Using a student identification number and Personal Identification Number (PIN), students can update their address, display class schedule and grades, view current semester fees, obtain personal tax reporting information or pay their tuition by credit card.   

THE BOARD OF REGENTS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE TUITION AND FEES WITHOUT PUBLISHED NOTICE

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