Tuition and Fees

Amounts by Semester

Fall 2016–Spring 2017 Admissions	In-State Total	Out-of-State Total
Undergraduates
Before fall 2013	$5,519	$14,729
Fall 2013, spring or summer 2014	$6,249	$15,459
Fall 2014 and afterward	$6,362	$15,572
Graduate Students
All terms	$6,417	$15,626
Law
Before fall 2013	$9,529	$18,866
Fall 2013 and afterward	$9,654	$18,991
Veterinary Medicine
All terms	$14,214	$28,250

Previous Year's Fall-Spring Tuition

Be Aware of These Fees

You must pay all fees and charges so you can register for classes, receive a transcript, or get your grades or diploma.

Student Programs and Services Fee: If you are enrolled for fewer than nine semester hours with a minimum of three hours, you may elect to add the $101 Student Health Fee.

If you are taking six, seven, or eight hours, you may elect to pay the full Student Programs and Services Fee of $468, which includes the $101 Health Fee.

All students enrolled for nine or more hours are required to pay this fee.

Drop/Withdrawal Fees and Final/Late Registration Fees: Both of these fees have schedules of charges that increase.

Part-time students pay tuition and/or maintenance fees at the semester hour rate, with the total not to exceed the maximum amount indicated. The minimum charge is equivalent to one hour at the semester hour rate.

UT departments may authorize payment of some charges and fees for eligible students. Authorized amounts will be deducted from department accounts after the term starts. Additional per-credit-hour fees are assessed for students taking courses in architecture and design, business, engineering, law, and nursing. The amount is added to your student account when you register. The department that is involved determines if you receive a refund.

Some departments and colleges charge a Special Course Fee.

Fees for audited courses are the same as those taken for credit.

All fees are subject to any changes approved by the Board of Trustees prior to the beginning of a term.

If you think you have a charge or fee that is not correct, contact the associated department. If you have questions about third party payments or authorizations, contact a One Stop counselor.