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Fees and Deposits (continued)
Tuition and Required FeesV.T.C.A., Education Code 54.0512 authorizes the following tuition rates for students registering at the University of Texas at Austin. TuitionUndergraduate Students
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
Undergraduate Pharmacy Students (Professional Sequence)
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
PharmD Students
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
Graduate Students (except MBA, MPA, PPA, and PharmD students)
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
MBA, MPA, PPA Students
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
Law Students
Texas residents
Nonresidents (out-of-state and international)
Fees Required of All StudentsEvery student who registers, unless registered in absentia, pays compulsory fees as follows: The general fee of $34.00 a semester hour is to defray costs of University facilities, activities, and operations; a portion is pledged to the payment of bonds issued for the construction of buildings used by students. The Gregory Gymnasium renovation fee, not to exceed $1.90 per semester hour of credit ($.95 per semester credit hour for a six-week summer term), is to defray the cost of financing, renovating, operating, maintaining, and improving Gregory Gymnasium. The health services building fee of $8.00 a semester or summer session is to finance the replacement of the Student Health Center building. The fee for the nine-week summer term is $6.00 and for a six-week term, $4.00. The information technology fee of $6.00 a semester credit hour is to provide student access to systems of instructional computing and information technology services. The international education fee of $1.00 a semester or summer session is to fund a financial assistance program for eligible students participating in international study programs or student exchanges. The library fee of $2.00 a semester credit hour is to defray the cost of purchasing library materials, expanding online information resources, and improving library hours and other services for students. The Martin Luther King Jr. statue fee of $1.00 a semester or summer session is to fund construction of a Martin Luther King Jr. statue on campus. The medical services fee of $54.52 [1] a semester or summer session is to defray part of the cost of providing medical services at University Health Services. The recreational sports fee of $20.00 a semester or summer session is to defray the costs of financing, constructing, operating, maintaining, and improving recreational sports facilities and programs. The fee for the nine-week summer term is $15.00 and for a six-week term, $10.00. The registration fee of $5.00 a semester or summer session is to defray costs associated with providing touch-tone technology services to students through the telephone enrollment exchange (TEX). The student services fee covers all, or part of, the cost of (a) the Counseling and Mental Health Center, at a fixed rate of $7.00 a student each semester; and (b) the Cabinet of College Councils; Campus and Community Involvement; Counseling, Learning, and Career Services; the Daily Texan; the Division of Recreational Sports; the Forensics Program; the Graduate Students' Assembly; KVRX student radio; KVR9 student television; the ombudsman; Services for Students with Disabilities; shuttle bus service; the Student Childcare Center; the Student Services Fee Committee; Student Government; Legal Services for Students; the Designated Driver Program; Forty Acres Fest; the Marine Science Institute Graduate Students' Association; and the Volunteer Center at the rate of $9.20 a semester hour of credit to a maximum of $110.40.
The student services building fee of $1.10 per semester credit hour is to finance the construction, repair, maintenance, improvement, or replacement of a student services building.
The Union fee entitles the student to use of the Union facilities and
supports debt retirement of bonds used for renovation of the Union Building.
A general property deposit of $10.00 is assessed every student in the first semester of enrollment to help offset the cost of property loss or damage and nonpayment of any University billing. The deposit, less outstanding charges, will be returned on request when the student leaves the University with no intention to return. Applications for refund are available in the Office of Accounting, Student Accounts Receivable, Main Building 4. A general property deposit that remains without request for refund for four years from the date of last attendance at the University will be forfeited to the Student Property Deposit Scholarships. A student who does not plan to reenroll at the University and wishes to assign his or her property deposit to a student organization or to the University for a specific purpose may request that the refund, issued payable to the student, be mailed to the assignee. Arrangements for the endorsement of the refund check are between the student and the assignee.
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