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Fall 2016 – Spring 2017

Tuition and Fees You are responsible for full payment of tuition, fees, and all other debts to the University and for clearing all "Holds" before the payment deadline. Failure to pay tuition, fees and all other debts to the University and to clear all "Holds" may result in your schedule being cancelled. NOTE: IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY EVEN IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE A BILL. A copy of your schedule will be mailed to you at your University Correspondence address approximately one week prior to the first day of classes. This schedule is valid only if you are academically eligible to attend the next semester. Students are responsible for dropping any course they do not plan to attend.

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Architecture (5th Year)

* Students enrolled in the College of Engineering will be charged a COE Program Enhancement Fee. Undergraduates will be charged $500 (12 or more hours), $375 (9-11 hours), $250 (6-8 hours), and $125 (0-5 hours).


Graduate

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DV, DVM)

Graduate Engineering Programs

* Tuition increment only applies to MSCPE, MSEE, MSEPSE, MSCN, MCS, MSCS. (COE Program Enhancement Fee applies to all engineering students.)


Master of Accounting (MAC)

Master of Architecture (March, Art and Design (MAD), Graphic Design (MGD), Industrial Design (MID), and Landscape Architecture (MLA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA), Global Innovation Management (MGIM), and Supply Chain Engineering & Management (MSCEM)


Master of Financial Mathematics

Master of Analytics


Distance Education Rates Undergraduate DE

Undergraduate Engineering Online


Graduate DE

Graduate Engineering Online


Graduate Engineering Online (CS, ECE)

Graduate Administrative Officers Management Program (AOMP)


Graduate Master of Business Administration

Special Rates Degree Seeking On Campus Student (on-campus subplan) takes either all on-campus courses or a mixture of on-campus and Distance Education (DE) courses:

o Billed at on-campus stair-step tuition and fees (no extra charge for either DE or on-campus credits above full time level of 9 SCH for a Graduate student or 12 SCH for an Undergraduate student.

DE Student (DE subplan) takes all DE courses:

o All billed at DE rate.

DE Student (DE subplan) takes some DE courses and some on campus: o Billed at DE rate (tuition and DE fees) for DE courses. o Billed at On-campus stair-step tuition and fees for on-campus courses.

Non-Degree Seeking (NDS) Students:

o Billed per credit hour at DE rates for DE classes. o Billed at On-campus stair-step tuition and fees for on-campus courses.

All Undergraduate Studies (UGS) students are charged at the Undergraduate Rate. Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) students who enroll in any 100-400 level courses only

are also charged at the undergraduate rate. PBS students enroll in any 500-800 level courses are charged at the graduate rate for all courses for which they are registered.

Cooperative Education Program Fee: $490.00. Students enrolled for both co-op and other course work must pay the rates applicable to both type registrations.

Full-time faculty/staff course: Completed waiver for a given semester must be received in the Cashier's Office no later than 5:00 pm on the 10th day of classes for a Fall or Spring semester or the 3rd day of a summer session.


(PBS) students who enroll only in undergraduate (100-400 level) courses are charged at the undergraduate rate. PBS students who enroll in any graduate (500-800 level) course are charged at the graduate rate for all courses for which they are registered.

Audits

Undergraduates Degree students: the fee to audit a course is the same as if the course is taken for credit.

Graduate Degree students: when registering during the Fall or Spring semester and paying for other on-campus coursework, may register for one on-campus audit course at no charge. Distance Education courses do not qualify as “other on-campus course work” and are not eligible for the free audit.

o When registered for more than one audit course, only one will be free. Any additional audited courses will have the same rates as for credit courses. When registered

for an audit course only, the rates are the same as for credit.

Courses changed to Audit after the 10th day of a Fall or Spring semester are not eligible for the free audit. New audit courses added after the 10th day are not eligible for the free audit.

Refund for Reduction in Hours The last date to reduce hours for a tuition adjustment is the same as the last date to register or add a course (Census). This is the last date for Graduate students to change a course to Audit for possible tuition adjustment. Typically this is the 10th day of classes in Fall or Spring and 3rd day of classes for Summer sessions. Courses dropped/changed after this date are not eligible for a refund or credit. The last day to drop a course with a refund or reduction in rates (Census Date) is: Fall 2016: August 30, 2016 Spring 2017: January 23, 2017 NOTE: The tuition and fees charge is based on student's classification, residency and the official number of hours and courses carried at 5:00 p.m. on the above dates. DROPPING ALL THE COURSES FOR WHICH YOU ARE REGISTERED AFTER THE START OF THE SEMESTER REQUIRES OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY. Students who completely withdraw from the University by these dates are due a refund/reduction as follows:

Fall 2016 Spring 2017 On or before 8/17 100% On or before 1/9 100%

8/18‐8/30 90% 1/10-1/23 90% 8/31‐9/12 50% 1/24-2/2 50% 9/13‐10/10 25% 2/3-3/1 25%

On or after 10/11 0% On or after 3/2 0% The deadline for filing a fee appeal application for Fall 2016 is December 14, 2016. The deadline for filing a fee appeal application for Spring 2017 is May 10, 2017.

Fall 2016 – Spring 2017 Students have the right to file a refund application (an appeal) in the Student Accounts Section of the University Cashier's Office. The appeal must be substantiated by medical reasons, unexpected employment changes, death in the immediate family, or University error and will be reviewed by the University Fee Appeals Committee. The appeal cannot be processed if you have received academic credit for the course.

Explanation of Required Fees - Academic Year Rates

Required fees are used to fund the services, facilities and programs offered by the Student Center, Health Services, Department of Health and Exercise Studies, and Athletics Department. An itemization of required fees is available upon request. Education and Technology Fee – This academic fee of $439.28 is used by colleges and schools to equip and operate computing and scientific laboratories which supplement classroom instruction. School Fee – This fee of $5.00 for undergraduates is used by the student body to support student activities of each of the various schools. For graduate students, this fee of $16.00 is used by the graduate student association to support graduate student activities. Campus Security Fee – This fee of $30 is used to assist in campus-based and UNC system-wide safety and new security initiatives, staffing and security measures. Union Activities Board (UAB) – This fee of $19.63 supports the UAB which is the main programming body for the campus which is responsible for acquiring, scheduling, publicizing, and presenting films, speakers, and special events. Student Publications and Media Fee – This fee of $24.00 is used to defray the cost of the various campus-wide student publications. At present, these include two student newspapers, a yearbook, a radio station, and “The Windover” (a literary magazine) Student Government Fee – This fee of $15.15 is allocated to the Student Government for distribution to Campus organizations for activities that they deem are in the best interest of the student body. Student Legal Services Fee – This fee of $16.50 funds the student legal services program which offers legal services to all students. Student Center Operations – This fee of $125.16 supports the maintenance and operations of the Student Center facilities.

Fall 2016 – Spring 2017 Student Center Programming Fee – This fee of $225.19 supports programming for the Student Centers and the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity. Student Center Repairs and Renovations– This fee of $43.70 is used to maintain and upgrade the Talley Student Center, Price Music Center, Witherspoon Student Center, and Thompson Theater. Sustainability Education and Operations Fee – This fee of $4.50 will be used to promote sustainability and green ambassador efforts. Recreational Sports Fee – This fee of $167.35 is used to defray the cost of operating and maintaining the intramural recreational sports program and other physical education programs. Association of Student Governments – This fee of $1.00 is charged at all UNC institutions to help finance the Association of Student Governments, a coalition of student leaders from across the state, and is to be used for administrative staff, travel and small stipends for student leaders. Intercollegiate Athletics Fee – This fee of $232.00 provides partial support of the intercollegiate athletic program. Student Health Services Fee – This fee of $372.00 is used by the University Health Center to offer medical and counseling services to students. Transit Operations Fee – This fee of $181.00 partially funds the campus transit system. Thompson Theater Building Indebtedness – This $38.00 fee is pledged to support renovation for the Thompson Theater Building. Student Health Service – Expansion – This fee of $35.00 is pledged to support an addition for the Student Health Services Building. Intercollegiate Athletics Indebtedness Fees – This $96.00 fee is used for the Department of Athletics in support of facility improvements, renovations, repairs and maintenance. Carmichael Complex Addition and Renovation – This $92.50 fee is pledged to retire debt issued for the Carmichael Gymnasium Addition and Renovation. Carmichael Complex – Indebtedness – This $23.00 fee is pledged to support repairs and renovations of outdated equipment and facilities at Carmichael Complex. Student Center – Expansion – This fee of $260.00 is pledged to support the renovation of the Student Center Buildings. Carmichael Complex – Expansion – This fee of $27.50 is pledged to support the Locker Room Renovation and Fitness Center Expansion. COE Program Enhancement Fee – Students enrolled in the College of Engineering will be charged a COE Program Enhancement Fee. This fee is used for program and infrastructure improvements in the College of Engineering to ensure our engineering students are provided career-ready skills that continue to advantage them in the marketplace. Each semester, undergraduates will be charged $500 (12 or more hours), $375.00 (9-11 hours), $250.00 (6-8 hours), and $125.00 (0-5 hours). Each semester graduate students will be charged $500 (9 or more hours), $333.30 (6-8 hours), and $166.65 (0-5 hours). Professional Golf Management Fee – This fee of $350.00 per semester ensures access for students in the PGM program to partnering golf facilities for the use of their golf course and golf practice facilities. Music Lessons – Private (for credit) – This fee of $240.00 is used to support the Adjuct Professors that teach the one to one music lessons.

Fall 2016 – Spring 2017 Common Reading Program Fee – This one time fee of $15.00 is charged to to all incoming Freshmen. Students must complete the reading and an assignment based on the reading before the start of classes. New Student Fee – This one time fee of $79.00 is charged to new undergraduate transfer students admitted in the Summer, Fall, or Spring. It is also charged to new undergraduate freshmen and Agriculture Institute students admitted in the Spring. This is a mandatory fee that all enrolled students are billed, whether or not they attend orientation. First-Year Student Fee – This one time fee of $280.75 is charged to new freshmen undergraduate and Agriculture Institute students who enter during the Summer and Fall semester. This is a mandatory fee that all enrolled students are billed, whether or not they attend orientation. International Orientation Fee – This one time fee of $120.00 is charged to new international degree students, graduate and undergraduate, during their first semester of enrollment. New Graduate Student Orientation Fee – This one time fee of $24.00 is charged to new Graduate students who are admitted and enroll in the Fall or Spring semester. This is a required fee billed to all newly enrolled graduate students regardless of their actual attendance at orientation. Alcohol and Other Drug Education – This one time fee of $15 is charged to all new undergraduate students admitted in the Summer, Fall, or Spring, including freshmen, Agricultural Institute students, and new undergraduate transfer students. This mandatory fee is used to support alcohol and other drug education and prevention programs. Internship Liability Insurance – Students enrolled in an internship course will be charged $11.00 for this insurance. Students enrolled in PEH/BIO 300 and Social Work internship courses will be charged $25.00 for medical professional coverage. The insurance provides coverage for an insured party that becomes legally liable to pay damages because of property damage, bodily injury or personal injury because of their participation in a university internship program. For additional information see: http://irm.ehps.ncsu.edu/other-insurance/intern-liability-insurance/ Late Registration Fee — The late registration fee is $100.00. Late registration starts November 15, 2016 and ends January 23, 2017 at 5:00 pm. The “late late” registration fee is $250.00 after January 23, 2017.

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