'additional fees' $121.10, that's $239.00. Per credit hour. Which makes a 3-hour class $717.00. Not counting books and any additional fees or whatever they decide to tack on. Such as:
ADDITIONAL MANDATORY REQUIRED ENROLLMENT FEES PER SEMESTER
| Fee Description | Semester | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Health Fee | Fall/Spring | $74.00 |
| Health Fee | Summer | $37.00 |
| Cultural/Rec Fee | Fall/Spring | $12.50 |
| Cultural/Rec Fee | Summer | $6.25 |
| Academic Records Fee | Fall/Spring | $15.00 |
| Academic Records Fee | Summer | $15.00 |
| Academic Advising-Degree Seeking | Fall/Spring | $25.00 |
| Academic Advising-Degree Seeking | Summer | $12.50 |
| International Student Maintenance Fee | Fall/Spring | $50.00 |
| International Student Maintenance Fee | Summer | $33.33 |
OTHER SELECTED COURSE FEES AFFECTING YOUR TUITION
| Fee Description | Amount | |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture Enrichment Fee | $12.00 | per course |
| Arts & Sciences Enrichment Fee | $6.50 | per credit hour |
| Atmospheric & Geographic Sciences Fee | $25.00 | per undergrad course |
| Business Communications Enhancement Fee | $4.50 | per undergrad credit hour |
| Business Undergraduate Enrichment Fee | $10.00 | per undergrad credit hour |
| Chemistry Department Fee | $5.00 | per course |
| Earth & Energy Enrichment Fee | $25.00 | per undergrad course |
| Education Enrichment Fee | $3.00 | per credit hour |
| Engineering Enrichment Fee | $13.00 | per undergrad credit hour |
| English Department Fee | $1.00 | per undergrad course |
| Fine Arts Enrichment Fee | $7.00 | per credit hour |
| Full-Time MBA Fee | $1500.00 | annual per student |
| International Student Health Insurance | $814.00 | annual |
| Journalism & Mass Communications Enrichment Fee | $15.00 | per credit hour |
| Nichols Center Fee - OKC | $40.00 | per credit hour |
| Organ, Piano, Percussion Instrument Use Fee | $75.00 | per course |
| SIAS Online Course Fee | $25.00 | per course |
| MBA Enrichment Fee | $10-$30 | selected courses ($50 cap) |
That's what's show as of July. God knows what it is now, as the head of OU was once again bitching and whining that they need to raise tuition and need more money from the state.
Kim once described the diamond trade as a racket. So is college, it seems.
5 comments:
I think the additional fees are a flat fee for any semester you are enrolled, not per credit hour. It's still pricey, though.
Son & Heir just graduated from a small college that cost $44,000 a year. He'll be living near the college for the next year, and a professor asked him to sit in once in awhile - a class he wanted to take but couldn't fit into his schedule. The school wants $3,000 for him to sit in. He said he had beter things to spend his money on [the first being a CZ97B]. Olde Force
Daniel, on the website the fees are marked as 'per credit hour'. So unless they made a mistake on it, it is as bad as I think.
If one is required to pay that much money he shouldn't have to attend class or take exams - just accept the diploma at the end of a couple of years.
What ever happened to, "you get what you pay for"?
Here in SC, once you hit 60 years old you get free tuition (not sure about fees, but I think they are also waived) at the state run colleges and universities if you are willing to take classes on a space available basis.
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