About Tuition
About Fees
Tuition and Fees by Division/School Autumn 2007 through Spring 2008
Tuition Refund Schedule
Restrictions
How to Pay Tuition and Fees

Tuition

Tuition is assessed in one of four different ways: BY NUMBER OF COURSES: Students in the following programs are assessed tuition based on the number of courses for which they register. Students in this category include: College students (including those in the joint BA/MA programs) College students will normally register for 3 or 4 courses per quarter, which is considered full time status. o College students who are authorized to register for less than 3 courses or more than 4 will be billed on a per-course rate. Students enrolled in terminal Master's degree programs Students enrolled as bi-registrants in the Divinity School Students enrolled in the Graduate School of Business Campus, Evening or Weekend MBA program, including joint degree students when in residence at the GSB Students in the Graham School of General Studies enrolled as Graduate Students-at-Large, Returning Scholars, or in the Master of Liberal Arts program Master's degree students in the Divinity School By Residence Status: Students in the following programs are assessed tuition based on their residence status irrespective of the number of courses for which they register: Students in a Ph.D. degree program Explanation of Residence Status: See RESIDENCE SYSTEM FOR STUDENTS IN PH.D. PROGRAMS for a further explanation of the residence status system By Enrollment in a Professional Degree Program: Professional students enrolled in the M.D. and the J.D. programs are assessed tuition at a full-time rate. By Program Enrollment and Course Fees: Students enrolled in certificate programs and other special programs at the Graham School or any of the three the Graduate School of Business Executive MBA programs are assessed fees based on the special rules of enrollment in their programs. FEES: Fees for which students will be billed include: Health and Wellness Fees, Student Accident and Sickness Insurance premiums, Student Activities Fees, Foreign Language Reading Examination Fees, Late Payment Fees, Late Registration Fees, and other fees that may be applicable. For information about Room and Board charges, contact the Office of Undergraduate Student Housing. For information about Library Fines, contact the Library Cashier Privileges Office. For information regarding the Lifetime Transcript Fee for Matriculating Students, contact the Registrar's Office. This fee is assessed once upon matriculation. Financial Aid Information: For information about Financial Aid for College Students, contact the Office of College Financial Aid. For information about Financial Aid for Graduate Students, contact the Dean of Students in the Division or School.

Tuition and Fees Schedule: Autumn 2007 through Spring 2008

Tuition by School/Division 2007-08 Rate (all rates are per quarter except as noted) COLLEGE Per Quarter 1 Course 4,926 2 Courses 8,325 Full Time 3 or 4 Courses 11,723 5 Courses 15,123 College Tuition BS/MS BSD 11,649 College Tuition BA/MA HUM 12,222 College Tuition BA/MS PSD 12,222 College Tuition BA/MA SSD 12,222   BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DIVISION Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 11,649 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 3,724 Ph.D. Extended Residence 672 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Non-Degree Visitor 784 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 MS 1 Course 3,883 MS 2 Courses 7,766 MS 3 Courses 11,649 MS 4 Courses 15,532   DIVINITY SCHOOL Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 11,268 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 4,668 Ph.D. Extended Residence 708 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 AMRS/MA - Full Time 11,268 AMRS/MA - Half Time 5,634 Non-Degree Visitor 784 MDIV Full Time 7,398 MDIV Half Time 3,699 DIV Bi-registered Seminary 1 Course 2,334 DIV Bi-registered Seminary 2 Courses 4,028 DIV Bi-registered Seminary 3 Courses 5,634   GRAHAM SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES Per Quarter Graduate Student-At-Large GSB Tuition per Course 4,365 Graduate Student-At-Large Arts & Sciences Tuition per Course 2,115 MLA Tuition per Course 2,285 Returning Scholars Tuition per Course 1,515 MS in Threat & Response Management (1 time payment) 34,950   GRADUATE SCHOOL of BUSINESS Per Quarter Full-Time MBA Program   Entering Students - 1 Course 4,450 Returning Students - 1 Course 4,286 Entering Students - 2 Courses 8,900 Returning Students - 2 Courses 8,572 Entering Students - 3 Courses 13,350 Returning Students - 3 Courses 12,858 Entering Students - 4 Courses 17,800 Returning Students - 4 Courses 17,144 Evening and Weekend MBA Program   1 Course 4,365 2 Courses 8,730 3 Courses 13,095 4 Courses 17,460 Executive MBA Program North America   XP-78 Tuition 15,442 Course Materials 1,700 XP-77 Tuition 13,2856 Course Materials 3,000 Executive MBA Program Europe   EXP-14 Tuition 14,616 Course Materials 2,184 EXP-13 Tuition 12,900 Course Materials 1,957 Executive MBA Program Asia   AXP-8 Tuition 13,283 Course Materials 1,288 GST 1,020 AXP-7 Tuition 11,322 Course Materials 2,250 GST 950 PhD Program   Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 13,350 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 6,675 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224   HUMANITIES DIVISION Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 12,222 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 5,052 Ph.D. Extended Residence 708 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Non-Degree Visitor 784 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 MA and MFA 1 Course 4,074 MA and MFA 2 Courses 8,148 MA and MFA 3 Courses 12,222 MA and MFA 4 Courses 16,296   LAW Per Quarter JD and LLM Tuition 13,066 JSD Tuition 1,422   MEDICINE/PRITZKER Per Quarter Full-time Tuition (Through 14 Quarters) Years 1,2,3,4 11,768 (After 14 Quarters) 224 Directed Study (Extended Curriculum Option) 674 Directed Study (Research) 224 Study Away, FT 224   PHYSICAL SCIENCES DIVISION Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 12,222 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 5,052 Ph.D. Extended Residence 708 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Non-Degree Visitor 784 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 MS 1 Course 4,074 MS 2 Courses 8,148 MS 3 Courses 12,222 MS 4 Courses 16,296 MS Financial Math Program 1 Course 4,658 MS Financial Math Program 2 Courses 9,316 MS Financial Math Program 3 Courses 13,974 MS Financial Math Program 4 Courses 18,632   HARRIS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 10,815 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 4,494 Ph.D. Extended Residence 720 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 MS, MPP, and MA 1 Course 4,494 MS, MPP, and MA 2 Courses 7,767 MS, MPP, and MA 3 Courses 10,815 MS, MPP, and MA 4 Courses 13,859   SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 10,536 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 4,365 Ph.D. Extended Residence 708 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Non-Degree Visitor 784 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 Practicum Fee 25 MA 1 Course 4,365 MA 2 Courses 7,533 MA 3 Courses 10,536 MA 4 Courses 13,537   SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION Per Quarter Ph.D. Scholastic Residence 12,222 Ph.D. Advanced Residence 5,052 Ph.D. Extended Residence 708 Ph.D. Pro Forma 224 Non-Degree Visitor 784 Post-Doctoral Tuition 224 MA 1 Course 4,074 MA 2 Courses 8,148 MA 3 Courses 12,222 MA 4 Courses 16,296   FEES Lifetime Transcript Fee for matriculating students 39 College Student Activity Fee 65 College Housing Orientation Fee (1st year only) 275 College Orientation Fee (1st year only) 510 College International Pre-Orientation Fee (1st year only) 150 Foreign Language Exam Fee 70 Foreign Language Examination in absentia 150 Late Registration for Foreign Language Exam 30 Student Health and Wellness Fee 168 Dependent Health and Wellness Fee 168 Basic Student Accident and Sickness Insurance 590 Advantage Student Accident and Sickness Insurance 908 Dependent Accident and Sickness Insurance 1,040 Disability Insurance (Pritzker only) Formula based on age and plan start date Graduate Student Activity Fee 45 Graduate School of Business Administrative Fee for 1,000 matriculating campus MBA students Dissertation Fee 55 (assessed during the first quarter in which a student applies to graduate with the Ph.D.)   Fee for Cancellation of Application to Graduate 50 (for each cancellation of an application for the same degree)   Late Change Penalty 50 Late Registration Penalty Weeks 1-3 100 Late Registration Penalty Week 4+ 150 Late Change-of-Registration Fee 150 (for a quarter prior to current)   Late Registration Penalty for Prior Quarters 250 Continuous Registration Penalty Fee 250 (for Ph.D. students whose quarterly Advanced or Extended Residence registration is restricted)   Fee for Late Confirmation of return by College Student 50 For College students who confirm their return to the College after September 28   Fee for Late Payment in Summer for Spring Balance Due 200 A $200 Late Payment fee is assessed during the Summer Quarter to the account of any student whose Spring Quarter tuition and fees are not settled.   Returned Check Fee 25 Chicago Card Replacement Fee (1st) 10 Chicago Card Replacement Fee (after 1st replacement) 20 each

How to Pay Tuition and Fees–ALL QUARTERS

Billing procedure

1. Tuition for the quarter is billed and due to be paid approximately one month before the start of a quarter, (except the Summer quarter). A deferment will be allowed for that portion of the charges to be paid by loans and stipend checks. A Late Payment Fee of $100 will be assessed to any student whose balance due is not received by the Northern Trust Company as of the due date indicated on a bill.

2. After the first week of a quarter, the Office of the Bursar will prepare bills for accounts with outstanding balances. These bills will include any adjustments or changes. No further deferments will be allowed for loans or stipends on this bill. Payment will be due approximately three weeks after the mailing dates.

3. The bill will be mailed to the designated billing address (the current, local, or campus address) which the student must provide and keep current at all times.

4. If the bill is not received by the end of the second week following registration, the Office of the Bursar should be notified. Claims of failure to receive a bill will not be sufficient reason for requesting a waiver of the Late Payment Fee.

Payments

NOTE: ALL PAYMENTS SHOULD BE MAILED TO THE ADDRESS SPECIFIED ON THE BILL

1. Students should make their check or money order payable to the University of Chicago and should include their ID number. They should mail the payment in the enclosed envelope, along with the return portion of the statement, to the return address on the face of the bill, allowing sufficient time for it to reach the office by the due date listed. Students should insure that the address appears in the window of the return envelope. A cancelled check will serve as receipt of payment. Under no circumstances should a student mail cash.

2. Payment to the account by someone other than the student will be accepted by the University in the name of the student. However, any refund or credit balance due to withdrawal or overpayments will be made directly to the student.

3. The $100 late payment penalty will be assessed, and accounts and records restricted, if checks are not received by the due date.

4. There is a payment drop box outside of the Office of the Bursar. Payments deposited in the drop box, however, may not reach the bank for five business days. If the bank does not receive payment until after the due date (even if the check was put in the drop box before the due date), a penalty fee may be charged.

Agency Bills

To arrange for agency billing, students must fill out agency billing forms. These forms are available during registration from the Office of the Bursar.

Tuition Refund Schedule-ALL QUARTERS

1. Students allowed to drop all or part of their registrations will be granted a reduction of a portion of the original charges according to the schedule below. Approval of dropping any course or withdrawal from a program, including the date on which this action takes effect, must be certified by the student’s Dean of Students.
   
   
   • End of first week of a quarter or equivalent Last day for full refund of charges
     
     
   • End of third week of a quarter or equivalent Last day for 65% reduction of tuition charges
     (Final day for all students to drop courses; grades of W will be recorded for courses dropped after the third week of the quarter)
     
     
   • End of fourth week of a quarter or equivalent Last day for 50% reduction of tuition charges (only applicable for certain graduate students)
     
     
   • End of fifth week of a quarter Last day for 30% reduction of tuition charges (only applicable for certain graduate students)
     
     
2. After first week, only portions of tuition charges will be refunded. All fees will be due as charged. An approved tuition charges reduction will be reflected on a bill issued by the Bursar after formal notification of the student's withdrawal by the Registrar.

3. A student who is permitted to change courses by dropping and adding one or more courses will be given full tuition credit for the courses dropped to be applied toward the tuition charges for the courses added if the drop and add occur simultaneously.

4. A student whose registration is withdrawn for disciplinary reasons is not entitled to a refund of tuition.

Restrictions-ALL QUARTERS

IMPORTANT: A student who fails to settle any account due the University will not be considered a student in good standing. The University reserves the right to restrict the future registration of such a student, to withhold the awarding of a diploma, to withhold transcripts of academic records, and to restrict the use of University resources.