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Tuition

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In accordance with the 2008-2009 Fee Schedule approved by the Board of Trustees, summer school students will now be charged on a per credit hour basis with course load caps matching those of the spring and fall semesters (12 credit hours for undergraduate and pharmacy students, 9 credit hours for graduate and professional doctoral students, and 10 credit hours for law students).

Fee Payment Info for Academic Year 2009-2010


Please note: Some courses require additional fees for lab, materials, etc. that are not listed below. Click here (PDF) for the complete list.

Undergraduates

  2009-2010 Semester
Full-Time Fee
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Students with 59 hours or less Resident $4,061.50 $322.50
Nonresident $8,339.00 $679.50
Students with 60 hours or more Resident $4,179.00 $332.00
Nonresident $8,450.50 $689.00
  • Undergraduate students will be charged an additional $40 per credit hour for each engineering course.
  • Undergraduate Communications Disorders majors will be charged a program fee of $75 per semester (fall and spring) and $35 per summer term.
  • Undergraduate students who have declared a major in Interior Design or Architecture will be charged a program fee of $200 per semester (fall and spring).
  • Students will be charged an additional $17 per credit hour for each undergraduate Business and Economics course, with the exception of ECO 101 and ECO 201.
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Second Degree BSN students will be charged a program fee of $460 per semester.
  • Undergraduate engineering students enrolled in the collaborative Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering programs between Murray State, West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC), and the University of Kentucky will be charged tuition at the WKCTC tuition rate for all Paducah-based courses until such time as Engineering status is attained. At such time, students will be billed at the University of Kentucky rate for the Paducah-based courses.

Graduate Students

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $4,389.00 $459.00
Nonresident $9,044.50 $977.50
  • Communications Disorders graduate students will be charged a program fee of $75 per semester (fall and spring) and $35 per summer term.
  • Engineering graduate students will be charged a program fee of $45 per credit hour.
  • Interior Design, Architecture, and Historic Preservation graduate majors will be charged a program fee of $200 per semester.
  • Masters in Accounting students will be charged a program fee of $600 per semester (fall and spring) and $300 per summer term.

Master in Business Administration

Full-time students in the "Day" Program

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for ANNUAL Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $9,386.50
Nonresident $18,688.50
  • Full-time, resident MBA students will be charged a program fee of $4,000 per semester.
  • Full-time, nonresident MBA students will be charged a program fee of $4,500 per semester.

Evening and Part-time Students

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $5,074.50 $535.50
Nonresident $10,794.00 $1,171.00
  • All part-time and evening resident MBA students will be charged a program fee of $1,000 per semester.
  • All part-time and evening nonresident MBA students will be charged a program fee of $1,467 per semester.

M.A. in Diplomacy and International Commerce

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $4,603.00 $483.00
Nonresident $9,253.50 $1,000.00

M.S. in Physician Assistant Studies

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $4,729.00 $497.00
Nonresident $9,379.50 $1,014.00

M.S. in Radiological Medical Physics, M.S. in Health Physics

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $5,109.50 $539.50
Nonresident $9,733.50 $1,053.00

College of Law

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $8,010.50 $777.00
Nonresident $13,879.00 $1,364.50

College of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $10,172.50 $831.50
Nonresident $18,517.00 $1,527.50

Professional Doctoral

Includes clinical doctorates in Nursing and Public Health

  2009-2010
Semester Full-Time Fee
Note
2009-2010
Part-time, 4 Week and 8 Week Intersession Fee Per Credit Hour Note
Resident $5,722.50 $607.00
Nonresident $12,491.00 $1,359.50

College of Medicine3,4

Students - entering Class of Fall 2004 or earlier

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $21,973.00
Nonresident $42,742.00

Students - entering class of Fall 2005

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $23,457.00
Nonresident $44,660.00

Students - entering class of Fall 2006

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $23,604.00
Nonresident $44,907.00

Students - entering class of Fall 2007

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $23,752.00
Nonresident $45,155.00

Students - entering class of Fall 2008

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $26,344.00
Nonresident $49,219.00

Students - entering class of Fall 2009

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $29,233.00
Nonresident $53,639.00

College of Dentistry5

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $23,910.00
Nonresident $48,789.00

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010 for Annual Full-Time Fee
Note
Resident $14,260.00
Nonresident $31,179.00

Note

Fees are subject to change without notice.

  1. For tuition purposes, 12 credit hours constitute a full-time load for undergraduate and pharmacy students, 9 hours for graduate and professional doctoral students, and ten hours for law students.
  2. For tuition purposes, part-time students and four-week and eight-week intersession students are charged on a per credit hour basis.
  3. Annual tuition: a half-time tuition rate of $15,161 for resident students and $27,364 for non-residents is established for those medical students who have been approved by the College of Medicine Student Progress and Promotion Committee to take a reduced curriculum load.
  4. As a pilot program, beginning with Fall 2007, the College of Medicine tuition and mandatory fee rates are "locked in" for each entering class cohort. The rates will not change while students are enrolled in the program.
  5. Annual tuition: a half-time tuition rate of $12,500 for resident students and $24,939 for non-resident students is established for those dental students who have been approved by the Dean of the College of Dentistry to take a reduced curriculum load.

By Mail

Mail your check or money order to:
Student Billing Services
P.O. Box 931147
Cleveland, OH 44193

In Person

Bring your check or money order to:
Student Billing Services
18 Funkhouser Bldg.
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday

Pay Online

Log on to myUK portal. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted. From myUK you can also view general information on tuition, fees, room, diner account, plus account charges, payments on account, financial aid payments, and residual/refund checks. You may also login to myUK using your Active Directory User ID and password to view your Student Account via the internet.

You must have an active directory account to access myUK portal. If you are unsure about your access or have difficulty logging on to the portal, contact Information Technology Customer Service Center at (859) 257-1300.

First Summer Session

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If registered prior to May 1:

  • Invoice Date: May 1
  • Due Date: May 22

If registered after May 1:

  • Invoice Date: June 1
  • Due Date: June 22

Second Summer Session

If registered prior to June 1:

  • Invoice Date: June 1
  • Due Date: June 22

If registered after June 1:

  • Invoice Date: July 1
  • Due Date: July 22

Fees are due in full even if no bill is received. If payment is not received by the deadline, a late fee of 1.25 percent will be assessed on any unpaid balance. If you plan not to attend, you must officially withdraw from the university. See refund/liability policy.

1st Summer Session

Students who withdraw or reduce course load to less than fulltime by: Will receive refund/reduction: Will continue to owe:
May 12 100% 0%
May 13 80% 20%
May 19 50% 50%
May 20 (for urgent nonacademic reasons only) 0% 100%

2nd Summer Session

Students who withdraw or reduce course load to less than fulltime by: Will receive refund/reduction: Will continue to owe:
June 11 100% 0%
June 12 80% 20%
June 25 50% 50%
June 26 (for urgent nonacademic reasons only) 0% 100%