Tuition & Fees
These fees were approved 03/27/2012 and are subject to change by the university's Board of Trustees. Tuition, housing and insurance rates begin Fall 2012.
PLEASE NOTE: UC converts to semesters Fall 2012. The below fees reflect semester fees unless noted otherwise.
| Status | Part-Time | Full-Time |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | 1 - 11 credit hours | 12 + credit hours |
| Graduate | 1 - 9 credit hours | 10 + credit hours |
| Professional - MD | 1 - 23 credit hours |
24 + credit hours |
| Professional - JD | 1 - 11 credit hours | 12 + credit hours |
NOTE: Fees for students auditing classes are as follows: (1) If you are full-time, the fee will be included with full-time fees (from 12-18 hours). (2) If you are part-time or are taking hours over 18, the fee is based on the part-time credit hour rate. (3) A "T" grade will not automatically be assigned unless the requirements for the instructor are met.
Tuition Overview
Combined instructional, general, technology, and campus life fees. More detail on specific fees for your program are also available.
| Ohio Students | Out-of-State Students1 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part-Time Per Hour |
Full-Time Per Term |
Full-Time Per Year |
Part-Time Per Hour |
Full-Time Per Term |
Full-Time Per Year |
|
| UC Uptown | $ 450 |
$ 5,392 | $ 10,784 | $ 1,076 | $ 12,908 |
$ 25,816 |
| UC Clermont | 218 | 2,605 | 5,210 | 513 | 6,151 | 12,302 |
| UC Blue Ash | 246 | 2,945 | 5,890 | 605 | 7,258 | 14,516 |
| Graduate |
710 | 7,091 | 14,182 | 1,285 | 12,848 | 25,696 |
| PharmD | 787 | 7,863 | 15,726 | 1,390 | 13,899 | 27,798 |
| College of Law |
981 | 11,768 | 23,536 |
1,711 | 20,522 | 41,044 |
| College of Medicine (M.D.) | 1,201 | 14,410 | 28,820 | 1,940 | 23,275 | 46,550 |
Residence Hall Rates2
| Traditional Multiple Occupancy Room + Premium or Plus Meal Plan |
Traditional Multiple Occupancy Room + Platinum Meal Plan | Double Room Suites + Premium or Plus Meal Plan |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Term | Year | Term | Year | Term | Year |
| $5.085 | $10,170 | $4,983 | $9,966 | $5,747 | $11,494 |
Academic Year Costs (Room+Meal Plan)
Room Types with Meals |
Premium |
Prime |
Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
Multiple Occupancy |
$10,170 |
$9,966 |
$10,170 |
Multiple Occupancy |
$11,076 |
$10,872 |
$11,076 |
Single Rooms |
$11,100 |
$10,896 |
$11,100 |
Double Room Suites |
$11,494 |
$11,290 |
$11,494 |
Single Rooms |
$11,646 |
$11,442 |
$11,646 |
Single Room Suites |
$11,936 |
$11,732 |
$11,936 |
Student Health Insurance3
| Term | Year | |
|---|---|---|
| Single Coverage | $902 | $1,804 |
1 Some non-Ohio residents may qualify for reciprocity or metropolitan tuition rates based on program, county of residence and application approval.
2 Sample rates shown, other room types and meal plans available.
3 Required unless coverage is otherwise documented; academic year coverage allows for continuation the following summer without additional payment; questions on coverage or waivers should be directed to the Student Health Insurance Office.
Cost of Attending UC
The cost of attending UC consists of direct and indirect costs. Direct costs on your semester bill are tuition (instructional, general, technology, campus life, and program 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 $1,540 for books and supplies, $532 to $1084 for transportation, and between $3,960 and $6,936 for personal expenses per academic year. Ranges reflect issues such as if you live on-campus or commute and are co-oping or not. Your overall budget essentially covers costs of tuition through toothpaste. The total amount we budget for an on-campus, full-time undergraduate, Ohio resident for the basic 2-semester academic year is $28,540.
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. One way to more accurately reflect your expenses is to utilize the Money Matters* worksheet found on our Forms and Publications page.
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