Tuition And Fees

Below are the Summer 2012 General Undergraduate Non Guaranteed tuition and fees rates (tuition and fees are subject to change prior to start of term). These rates apply to visiting students. Please note that tuition is determined by the total number of credit hours that you’re enrolled in over the entire summer, regardless of whether you enroll in the 4-week session only, the 8-week session only, or both sessions.

Illinois Resident General Undergraduate Non Guaranteed Rate, Summer 2012:

• 3-5 credit hours – $2,454
• 6 or more credit hours – $3,353

Non-Resident General Undergraduate Non Guaranteed Rate, Summer 2012:

• 3-5 credit hours – $4,312
• 6 or more credit hours – $6,141

For an itemized breakout of these amounts, check the Detailed Tuition and Fees Table for Summer Session Only students. You can view the Explanation of Tuition and Fees page on the UIC Registration Web site for more information. For more information on the CTA U-Pass fee, please visit the Using Public Transportation page.

Visiting students may be able to reduce their tuition and fees bill by waiving the Health Insurance fee. For detailed information on UIC’s CampusCare Student Health Insurance Program and its fee, visit the Health Insurance Waiver page.

The cost of your summer courses is determined by the following features:

• Range tuition–UIC assesses tuition in ranges rather than by individual credit hour. In summer, the ranges are:
  Range I: 6 or more credit hours
  Range II: 3-5 credit hours
  Range III: 1-2 credit hours
  Range IV: 0 credit hours

• Non Guaranteed Tuition–UIC has guaranteed tuition rates for degree-seeking students. However as nondegree students, Summer Session Only students pay the Non Guaranteed rate.

• Fees and Assessments–The total cost of attendance at UIC includes tuition, fees, and assessments. Although your tuition and assessment is based on your credit hours, every enrolled student is charged a set amount of fees.

• Residency–If your official residence is in Illinois, you qualify for in-state tuition rates. Non-residents pay the out-of-state rate. For university policy governing residency, read the university’s Residency Requirements. If you are unsure if you qualify for resident tuition, please contact the Office of Admissions at (312) 996-4350. A residency specialist will review each case to determine if you qualify for in-state tuition.

• Lab Fees–Some courses may require you to pay lab fees. Check the Class Schedule Search to see if the course you are interested in requires a lab fee.

If you have questions, contact the Registration Help Line at (312) 996-8600.

Billing

Students can view their student account online through the my.UIC portal to check billing activity, due dates, and make payments.

1. Go to my.UIC.
2. Log in with your netid and password.
3. Select the “Finances” tab.
4. Your Student Account Balance is located on the right side of the page.
5. Select “Login to UI Pay” to check your student account activity and make a payment.

Your tuition will be charged in June and/or July, and will be due on the 28th of the month, depending on when you registered for your classes. Read UIC’s payment policy for more information.

If you make changes to your registration that result in a range tuition change, you can view the updated balance due by logging into the my.UIC portal.

If you would like more information about billing and payments, visit the Office of Student Financial Services and Cashier Operations Web site.