Estimated
Costs of Attendance, 2012-13
|
Iowa
residents |
Nonresidents |
| Billed
expenses |
|
|
| Tuition
and fees* |
$8,057 |
$26,279 |
| Room
and board** |
9,170 |
9,170 |
| Subtotal |
$17,227 |
$35,449 |
| |
| Other
estimated expenses |
|
|
Books
and supplies |
$
1,090 |
$
1,090 |
Personal
expenses***
|
2,625 |
2,625 |
| Transportation |
890 |
890 |
| Subtotal |
$4,605 |
$4,605 |
| |
| Estimated total |
$21,832 |
$40,054 |
* Tuition
and fees vary for International Students and for students in business, engineering, nursing, pharmacy, and undergraduate programs in medicine:
- Business students pay $9,213 for residents ($27,435 for nonresidents); third- and fourth-year business students pay $10,515 for residents ($28,837 for nonresidents).
- Engineering students pay $8,268 for residents ($26,490 for nonresidents); second-year engineering students pay $9,306 ($27,536 for nonresidents); third- and fourth-year engineering students pay $10,414 for residents ($28,792 for nonresidents).
- Students in undergraduate medicine programs pay $7,879 for residents ($26,101 for nonresidents).
- Nursing students pay $10,367 for residents ($28,633 for nonresidents).
- Pharmacy students pay $22,181 for residents ($40,031 for nonresidents).
** Double room with full board (20 meals per week).
*** Personal
expenses include phone charges, clothes, entertainment, laundry, and other
costs. Although your actual expenses will vary, these estimates should
help you plan a budget.
Costs are based on research conducted by the UI Office of Student Financial Aid for full-time undergraduate students (taking 12 or more semester hours of credit) during the fall and spring semesters. Tuition and Fees for Part-Time Students (enrolled for fewer than 12 semester hours of credit per semester) are assessed by the number of semester hours.
Billing
and payment information
At
the beginning of each semester (in August and January), you will receive
a University bill for the total contracted charges, which include tuition,
fees, room, and board.
Payment
Options
Residency
classification guidelines
The UI Registrar's Office determines the classification of residents and nonresidents for tuition purposes.
Residency
Classification Guidelines
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