Schedule of Fees

Contracts and compensatory charge
This schedule does not limit the charges that may be collected under arrangements with other governmental or private agencies, except that such arrangements may not provide for lesser charges. Compensatory or other charges to more nearly cover the actual cost of instruction are specifically authorized.

Fall/spring semester (subject to change without notice)

Non-
Resident resident
Tuition (based on course level)
Undergraduate (per credit hour) $   69.65 c $  289.75
Veterinary medicine (enrolled in 7 or $2,456.00 e $8,601.00 e
   more credit hours)

Campus privilege fee rates
1st hour $   64.00
2nd thru 12th hour $   17.00 per hour
Maximum fee for 12 hours or more $  251.00 total

Campus privilege fee recipients:
Educational Opportunity Fund
Student health
K-State Student Union repair and replacement
Rec Complex expansion
Library expansion
Coliseum repair and replacement
Activity fee
K-State Student Union
Student Publications
Recreational Services
KSDB-FM
Athletics
Fine Arts
Student Publications equipment
Student Union enhancement
Student Union special program
OSAS
Total undergraduate for student taking   15 credit hours $1,295.75 $4,597.25


Total veterinary medicine for student   enrolled in 12 or more credit hours $2,707.00 $8,852.00

Summer semester (subject to change without notice)

Non-
Resident resident
Tuition (based on course level)
Undergraduate per credit hour $ 69.65 c $289.75
Veterinary
  medicine per credit hour $163.75 e $573.40 e

Campus privilege fee rates
1st hour $   30.00
2nd through 6th hour $   13.50 per hour
Maximum fee for 6 hours or more $   97.50 total

Auditing (subject to change without notice)

Auditing, which allows class attendance without participation or credit upon approval of the instructor, is permitted at no charge on a space-available basis. This privilege is not applicable to laboratory and Division of Continuing Education courses.

^aStudents enrolled in a spring semester but not attending summer sessions, may use Lafene Health Center services during the summer by paying the health privilege fee assessed a summer student enrolled in 6 or more credit hours, due prior to receiving services. A student who has paid the health privilege fee in a current semester may elect to provide his/her nonstudent spouse with health service eligibility by paying the health privilege fee assessed a full-time student, as defined by the university, for the fall and spring semesters or the summer session fee defined above. This fee is also due prior to receiving services.

These special health service fees do not include the use of University Counseling Services. Full-time employees of Kansas State University enrolled in classes are not assessed a student health fee, but may elect to pay the fee, based upon enrolled credit hours, and therefore be eligible for Lafene Health Center services.

^bStudents who will attend classes off-campus in excess of the 30-miles radius for an entire semester and who will reside outside of a 30-mile radius of the Manhattan campus during that semester are exempt from all campus privilege fees.

^cEmployees (as defined in the Eligibility for Resident Tuition section) are assessed the resident tuition.

^dSummer-term campus privilege fees are not applicable to students enrolled in formally organized classes actually conducted at off-campus locations.

^eStudents in the veterinary medicine senior class will be assessed three equal tuition payments based on 5 credit hours for the summer term and full-time tuition for the following fall and spring semesters. The tuition assessments will be equal, but the campus privilege fees assessments will be based on the applicable amounts for each enrollment period.

Off-campus courses (based on course level, subject to change without notice.)

Undergraduate credit $91.65 per semester hour
No credit Lowest advertised tuition rate per semester hour
Non-credit courses Vary to correspond with total
direct costs

Regents Center construction fee
Students enrolled in K-State courses offered in the KU Regents Center in Kansas City will be assessed a $10-per-credit-hour charge to defray costs of construction of this new facility.

Course charge
An additional charge may be made to correspond with the actual costs of providing goods and services that are an integral part of presenting a course bearing academic credit. Examples include equipment and laboratory fees, media fees, testing fees, equipment rental, video/audio tapes, supplies, and directly related items.

TELENET media fee
(For courses delivered via Kansas Regents Network)
1-credit-hour course $25
2-credit-hour course $30
3-credit-hour course $35

On-campus courses offered through the Division of Continuing Education (subject to change without notice)

Non-
Credit Resident resident
Undergraduate per credit hour $ 81.65 $301.75
Veterinary medicine per credit hour 175.75 585.40

Course charge
An additional charge may be made to correspond with the actual costs of providing goods and services that are an interal part of presenting a course bearing academic credit. Examples include equipment and laboratory fees, media fees, testing fees, equipment rental, video/audio tapes, supplies, and directly related items.

Non-credit tuition Vary to correspond with total direct costs
Student fees (both credit and applicable non-credit courses)
Campus privilege   fees per day $1.00*

*Not to exceed the maximum privilege fee assessed per semester.

Conferences, institutes, and seminars

Non-credit Vary to correspond with total direct costs

Application for admission processing fees
(not subject to refund)

Applications
For first-time admission $20.00
For international students 45.00
For admission to Non-traditional Study Program 30.00

Veterinary medicine applications
Application for admission to first professional program in College of Veterinary Medicine 50.00

Engineering equipment fee (subject to change without notice)

For undergraduates enrolled in the College of Engineering:

Fall or spring semesters
$85 per student per semester if enrolled in 7 or more credit hours
$42.50 per student per semester if enrolled in 6 or fewer credit hours

Summer semester
$42.50 per student per summer semester if enrolled in 4 or more credit hours
$21.25 per student per summer semester if enrolled in 3 or fewer credit hours

Field camps (subject to change without notice)

Summer field camps in geology, archeology Vary to correspond to direct costs.

Special handling fee for late enrollment
Not subject to refund
On or after the
first day of classes $50

Exceptions: The fee begins after the last regular evening registration if registering for evening courses only and after the starting date for late-starting courses. The special handling fee does not apply to corrections of fee assessments.

Study abroad program fee
Not subject to refund
Administrative fee per semester
for each student enrolled in a study abroad program not taught or conducted by K-State faculty $25
Additional fees
Copies of public documents At cost

Laboratory courses Cost of breakage

Parking misuse fees As filed in the Board of Regents office

Interlibrary loan and other charge As appropriate when authorized

Library misuse fees As appropriate when authorized

Loans and related interest and charges As appropriate when authorized

Rental and use fees for recreational equipment As appropriate when authorized

Returned check fee $30 per check

ROTC property As appropriate when authorized

Student health services As appropriate when authorized

Transcript fee $5 per transcript

Student identification card replacement $15 per each

Graduation fee $15

Students are required to reimburse the institution for the cost of excess breakage and wastage of materials, and materials used in excess of those required for completion of course work.

American Institute of Baking students
Students enrolled in a regular semester at the American Institute of Baking will be considered adjunct students by paying the maximum campus privilege fees as indicated previously. These students will be entitled to use the Lafene Health Center, K-State Student Union, and Recreational Center, and to purchase tickets for athletic and cultural events at student prices.

Other expenses
In addition to the applicable fees, students are required to purchase textbooks, drawing instruments, and other personal equipment and supplies when needed for courses in the curriculum chosen. Costs will vary each semester, but are estimated to approximate the following:

Enrollment fees for an undergraduate Kansas
resident—Manhattan campus 14 hours  $1,226
Books and supplies, approximately     306
Room and board in university housing (20-meal plan)   2,261
Clothing, laundry, postage, travel, extra meals,
phone, social activities (varies with the
individual)   1,260

Total estimated expenses
(half of academic year)  $5,019

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