From: Robin Tearney (Robin.Tearney@colorado.edu)
Date: Mon Jan 29 2001 - 08:26:16 EST
For instate students, the rate is the same for 9-18 credit hours. There is
a per hour rate over 18. For non-residents, the rate is the same from 1-18
hours with a per hour rate over 18. We receive a lot of complaints from
non-residents that are charged $8,000 for a three-credit class!
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Robin Tearney
Student Billing & Cash Management
University of Colorado at Boulder
43 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0043
http://www-bursar.colorado.edu <http://www-bursar.colorado.edu>
(303) 492-1222 phone
(303) 492-1017 fax
robin.tearney@colorado.edu <mailto:robin.tearney@colorado.edu>
-----Original Message-----
From: Belinda Higginbotham [mailto:Belinda.Higginbotham@wku.edu]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 12:23 PM
To: bursar-l@virginia.edu
Subject: Tuition Assessment
We currently assess tuition and fees for undergraduate students at a per
hour
rate up to 12 hours and then 12 hours or more is considered full-time and
there is one rate. We are discussing the assessment process and the
possibility of changing to either a strict per hour rate or having an
assessment similar to our current with an additional charge above 18 hours.
I
am interested in hearing the pros and cons or if you have a different
assessment process that works well for your institution.
Thanks in advance.
Belinda Higginbotham
Bursar
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