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Other Tuition Pages2007-08 Tuition ScheduleRegular tuition for the academic year, payable Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters, is as follows:
Note:
Special Tuition Rates for UndergraduatesStanford students are expected to be fully engaged in their academic programs so that they can complete their undergraduate degrees in four years. Hence, undergraduates are expected to carry a full-time academic load of at least 12 units per quarter and to pay the requisite regular tuition rate. Less than full-time study, and consequently reduced tuition, may be permitted in the categories specified below. The Registrar, in consultation with the Subcommittee on Academic Standing, is responsible for approving each request to register for less than a full-time academic load.
Tuition for Graduate StudentsMatriculated graduate students are expected to register at the full-tuition rate applicable to their degree program unless they are in the final stages of their degree programs and therefore in a special reduced tuition category. Eligible categories include Terminal Graduate Registration (TGR) and Graduate Final Requirement Registration (GFR). For more detail, see the Graduate Student Handbook. During the Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters, matriculated graduate students in most departments may register at less than the full tuition rate if their enrollment plans are accepted by their departments. Special conditions apply to students admitted as coterminal graduate students; for more information, click here to download Procedures for Coterminal Students (pdf). Students in the Law School, Graduate School of Business, or in the M.D program in the School of Medicine should consult appropriate school officers about tuition reduction eligibility. Tuition Refund Schedule: 2007-08Tuition is refunded on a per diem basis starting with the first day through the first 60 percent of the term for each quarter. The per diem tuition rates for 2007-08 are listed below. Example: an undergraduate who withdraws from Stanford on the 17th day of Autumn Quarter would be assessed $2,404.82 (17 days x $141.46) in tuition. The student would be eligible for a refund of $9,195.18 ($11,600 - $2,404.82) minus any scholarship or loan funds that would be returned to the source of those funds.
*For refund schedules for Summer Quarter courses on an irregular or shorter schedule, consult the Student Services Center, 2nd Floor, Tressider Union, or submit a Student Service Center Help Ticket. Frequently Asked Questions About Coterm Billing: Q: Why
am I being charged graduate tuition?A: Coterminal students
are assessed the graduate tuition rate after the completion of
12 quarters, if the undergraduate degree is conferred, or if graduate
aid (RA/TA) is granted. 15 units of transfer credit equals one
Stanford quarter. Stanford quarters and transfer credit are combined
to determine completed quarters. Click here to download a pdf of
procedures
for coterminal students.
Q: I
have completed over 180 units. Can I be moved to graduate billing? A: Students who have less
than 12 quarters of enrollment at Stanford but have 180 units (including
transfer credit, but not AP test credit) may request to be moved to the
graduate billing rate. Be aware that you will be billed based upon units.
The 11-18 unit rate is higher than the 8-10 unit rate. If you wish to
drop to the 8-10 unit rate, you must drop units by the quarterly drop
deadline. Summer graduate billing is on a per-unit basis. See the Quarterly
Time Schedule for tuition information. To request a move to graduate
billing submit a Student Service Center Help Ticket.
Q: I
am currently a coterm student and I recently received an RA or TA.
I need to be billed the graduate tuition rate. Will I automatically be
changed to the graduate tuition rate? A: No. However, upon completion
of 180 units, coterm students may request to be moved to graduate
billing by submitting a Student Service Center Help Ticket.
Q: I
am currently a coterm student and I am planning on taking fewer than
8 units this quarter to complete my undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Is there a reduced tuition rate for coterm students taking less than
8 units? A: Coterminal students are not eligible for reduced graduate tuition rates prior to conferral of their undergraduate degrees. Click here to download a pdf of procedures for coterminal students. Q: Now
that I am billed as a graduate student, will I still be able to enroll
in courses required for my undergraduate degree program? A: If your undergraduate degree has not yet been conferred, you may still enroll and apply courses to your undergraduate degree program. Consult your department about department requirements. See the Quarterly Time Schedule for tuition rates. Q: What
is the unit limit and tuition limit for a coterm student? How is
tuition calculated if I enroll in over 20 units?A: Since coterm students have two active programs, you may enroll in the maximum units allowed in each program: 20 units for undergraduates and 24 for graduates. If you are being charged as an undergraduate coterm student, your tuition is at the regular full- time undergraduate rate. If you are charged as a graduate coterm student, the tuition will be at a per unit rate for each unit over 18. Q: I
am a coterm student and have completed all my course work. I have
applied to graduate to receive both my undergraduate and graduate
degrees. I am not planning to enroll in courses this term. What should
my registration status be?A: Coterm students are not eligible for a Permit for Services Only (PSO), Permit to Attend (PTA), or 13th Quarter tuition rates. You may, however, be eligible for Graduation Quarter Status instead. See item #9.9 in procedures for coterminal students (pdf). |
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