Kent Campus Tuition, Room  and Board Fees effective Fall 2005

Important Payment Deadlines for Fall 2005

**FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY THE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES**

 

Hour(s)

    

Undergraduate
Resident

 

Undergraduate
Non-Resident

 

Graduate 
Resident

                      

Graduate
Non-Resident

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

$363.00

 

$701.00

 

$387.00

 

$707.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

$726.00

 

$1,402.00

 

$774.00

 

$1,414.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

$1,089.00

 

$2,103.00

 

$1,161.00

 

$2,121.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

$1,452.00

 

$2,804.00

 

$1,548.00

 

$2,828.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5

$1,815.00

 

$3,505.00

 

$1,935.00

 

$3,535.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6

$2,178.00

 

$4,206.00

 

$2,322.00

 

$4,242.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7

$2,541.00

 

$4,907.00

 

$2,709.00

 

$4,949.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8

$2,904.00

 

$5,608.00

 

$3,096.00

 

$5,656.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9

$3,267.00

 

$6,309.00

 

$3,483.00

 

$6,363.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10

$3,630.00

 

$7,010.00

 

$3,870.00

 

$7,070.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11 & over

$3,977.00

 

$7,693.00

 

$4,230.00

 

$7,736.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 
Dissertation I $702.00
 
Dissertation II $15.00 (after accumulating 30 hours Dis I)

Thesis II $10.00 (after accumulating 6 hours Thesis I)
 
Partnership Rate per credit hour $233.00
 
MPH Rate per credit hour $427.00
 

Special Course fees: In addition to the tuition listed above, course fees are assessed to students for certain courses offered by Adolescent/Adult Education, Architecture, Art, Business Administration, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Continuing Studies, Counseling and Human Development Services, Computer Sciences, Early Childhood Education, Fashion Design and Merchandising, Geography, Geology, Health and Safety Education, Hospitality Food Service Management, High Technology Manufacturing Technology, Interior Design, Journalism and Mass Communication, Leisure Studies, Library and Information Science, Master of Public Health, Mathematics, Middle Childhood Education, Music, Nursing, Nutrition and Dietetics, Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology, Physical Education Basic, Physical Education Professional, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Counseling, School Psychology, Secondary Education, Special Education, Speech Pathology and Audiology, Technology, Theater, and Visual Communication Design. For information about these course fees, see the University Fee Register (available at the Bursar's Office or your college office).



DISSERTATION FEE.

a. Dissertation I applies to doctoral candidates who have completed fewer than 30 hours of Dissertation. Tuition will be assessed for other courses taken while enrolled in Dissertation I.

b. Doctoral candidates who have completed 30 hours of Dissertation I may register for Dissertation II. Tuition will be assessed for other courses taken while enrolled in Dissertation II.



THESIS REGISTRATION FEE.

a. Graduate students who have accumulated fewer than 6 credit hours for Thesis I pay regular graduate tuition.

b. Graduate students who have already accumulated 6 credit hours for Thesis I in previous semesters and who are registered only for Thesis II pay $10.00. Tuition will be assessed for other courses taken while enrolled in Thesis II.


OTHER FEES AND CHARGES
. Other fees and charges not required of all students and generally of a miscellaneous nature are listed in the University Fee Register, which is available in the Bursar's Office or your college office.



RETURNED CHECK FEE.

a. A fee of $30.00 is assessed for each check $10.00 or over which is returned by the bank on which it is drawn.

b. If a returned check is for payment of Tuition, Non-Ohio Resident or Room/Food Plan fees, students will be assessed both the $30.00 returned check fee and, if applicable, a late registration and/or late payment fee based on the date the returned check is received by the Bursar's Office. Stopping payment on a check is not considered an official exit from the university.


Room and Board


Residence Hall Room Rates, Fall 2005
(All rates per semester unless otherwise noted)



First-Year Experience
Altmann, Apple, Humphrey, McSweeney, Metcalf, Munzenmayer, Musselman, and Stewart Halls

Room Types

 

2-Person Double

$

2,020
Deluxe Double2,355
Deluxe Single2,705



Tri-Towers
Koonce and Wright Halls
Room Types
2-Person Double

$

2,020
Deluxe Single2,705
Leebrick and Korb Halls
Single

$

2,220
Deluxe Single     2,705

Eastway
Allyn, Clark, Fletcher, and Manchester Halls
Room Types
2-Person Double

$

2,020
Deluxe Single2,705

New Front
Dunbar, Prentice and Verder Halls
Room Types
Single

$

2,220
2-Person Double2,020
Deluxe Single2,705

  Quad
Lake and Olson Halls

Room Types
2-Person Double

$

2,020
Deluxe Single2,705
One Person Room w/Bath3,030




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Honors Plaza
Harbourt and Heer Halls
Room Types
Deluxe Double

$

2,355
2-Person Double2,020
Van Campen Hall
Deluxe Double   

$

2,355
Deluxe Single2,705

Twin Towers
Beall and McDowell Halls
Room Types
2-Person Suite

$

2,705

1-Person Suite    3,195

Centennial Court Rooms
Centennial Court Quad A
2-Person Semi-Suite with Shared Bath$2,640
Centennial Court Quad B, D, E, and F
2-Person Semi-Suite with Private Bath$2,925
Centennial Court Quad C
Single Semi-Suite with Shared Bath$2,970
 

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Engleman Apartments
2005 Rates

4-Person Suite

$

2,550
Single Studio3,205
Single3,765
Deluxe Single3,950
Allerton Apartments
2005 Rates

One Bedroom                      

     $ 

660 per month
Two Bedroom690 per month


Board Plan Costs
Commuter$660

Lite

1,200
Basic1,300
Premier1,545
Premier Plus1,800

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