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Summer bills will be issued May 1, 2012. Payment is due May 23, 2012. Non-payment of this bill by May 23, 2012 will result in summer I and II classes being cancelled.

Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Rates

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Mandatory Fee Allocation

Tuition and Fees Regular Term

Undergraduate

 

	In-State Tuition	Out-of-StateTuition	ED & Technology Fees	Mandatory Fees	Total In-State	Total Out-of-state
1-5 hours	403.17	1880.72	49.69	256.46	709.32	2186.87
6-8 hours	806.34	3761.45	99.38	512.43	1418.15	4373.26
9-11 hours	1209.51	5642.17	198.75	1024.35	2432.61	6865.27
12 or more	1612.68	7522.90	198.75	1024.35	2835.78	8746.00

Graduate

	In-State Tuition	Out-of-State Tuition	Technology	Mandatory Fees	Total In-State	Total Out-of-State
1-2 hours	455.37	1910.16	49.69	172.21	677.27	2132.06
3-5 hours	910.74	3820.32	99.38	175.21	1185.33	4094.91
6-8 hours	1366.10	5730.47	198.75	545.05	2109.90	6474.27
9 or more	1821.47	7640.63	198.75	1024.35	3044.57	8863.73
Thesis Only - GRC600 courses - $178.58

MBA Program

	In-State Tuition	Out-of-State Tuition	Technology	Mandatory Fees	Total In-State	Total Out-of-State
1-2 hours	523.66	1977.92	49.69	172.21	745.56	2199.82
3-5 hours	1047.32	3955.84	99.38	175.21	1321.91	4230.43
6-8 hours	1570.98	5933.75	198.75	545.05	2314.78	6677.55
9 or more	2094.64	7911.67	198.75	1024.35	3317.74	9134.77

MSA Program

	In-State Tuition	Out-of-State Tuition	Technology	Mandatory Fees	Total In-State	Total Out-of-State
1-2 hours	523.66	1977.92	49.69	172.21	745.46	2199.82
3-5 hours	1047.32	3955.84	99.38	175.21	1321.91	4230.43
6-8 hours	1570.98	5933.75	198.75	545.05	2314.78	6677.55
9 or more	2094.64	7911.67	198.75	1024.35	3317.74	9134.77

Education and Technology Fee explanation

The Education and Technology Fee (ETF) advances the quality of learning experiences and outcomes for students. It does this by embracing emerging opportunities that differentiate the learning experience beyond what appropriated funding allows, while remaining accountable to students, the university, and the state, for return on technology investments.

Examples include but are not limited to equipment, software applications, supplies for educational materials, laboratory expenses, student computing labs and facilities, connectivity infrastructure and services to support student learning, learning spaces, and field trips.

Mandatory Fee Allocation

	Annual Amount	Percentage
*Student ServicesStudent Services- supports operating costs associated with graduation commencement activities in December and May.	24.00	1.171%
*Athletics Athletics - supports the university's participation in competitive sports as a NCAA Division I member. Division I members must sponsor a minimum of seven varsity intercollegiate sports programs for both male and female participants or six male and eight female programs. Currently, UNCW sponsors seven male and eight female programs. Funds support salaries for coaches and staff, student-athlete scholarships, operating costs, team travel etc.	438.55	21.406%
Health Health - supports Student Health Services (SIS) mission to provide student-centered, affordable, quality health and preventive services to UNCW students. The Health Services Fee supports all aspects of the Abrons Student Health Center including medical services, health promotion and pharmacy as well as CROSSROADS: Substance Abuse Prevention and Education.	181.00	8.835%
MediaStudent Media - suports student media operations, including Seahawk newspaper, Atlantis and Teal TV.	12.50	0.610%
SGA SGA - supports Student Government Association, an organization, the purpose of which is to appropriate student activity money and to finance activities that enrich and improve the quality of university life and to further and uphold the best interests of the students and other members of the UNCW community. Funding supports SGA operations, ACE (Association for Campus Entertainment), Sports Clubs and Student Clubs / Organizations.	53.00	2.587%
Student UnionStudent Union - supports the activities Campus Life Arts and Programs, Campus Activities and Involvement and Campus Life Facilities and Services and operations of the Campus Life facilities, including Fisher Student Center, Warwick Center, Fisher University Union, Burney Center and University Commons.	129.00	6.297%
*Recreation & IntramuralsRecreation & Intramurals - directly supports the operating budget for expenses associated with Student Recreation Center and provides multi-faceted programs that include: Aerobics/Fitness Programs, Intramural Activities, Discover Outdoor Programs, Sports Clubs and Special Events.	253.00	12.349%
* PostalPostal - supports UNCW's full-service U. S. Postal Service contract station located in Fisher University Union designated to serve UNCW students.	15.00	0.732%
Athletic Facilities OperatingAthletic Facilities - supports upkeep and maintenance of athletic facilities and fields; including Trask Coliseum, Hanover Hall, the Natatorium area, the Strength Center and all outdoor athletic facilities, which includes Boseman Field, Brooks Field, two practice baseball fields, the Greene Track, the UNCW Tennis Courts, the Soccer Complex and the golf practice area.	107.50	5.247%
Cultural Events- Academic AffairsCultural Events - supports cultural initiatives presented by numerous offices on campus; including the latest information about upcoming concerts, theatre productions, art exhibits, films and festivals on campus and in our community; thus ensuring that UNCW's students and the surrounding community have the opportunity to experience first-hand the transforming reality of performing and fine arts.	30.15	1.472%
Cultural Events- Student AffairsCultural Events - supports cultural initiatives presented by numerous offices on campus; including the latest information about upcoming concerts, theatre productions, art exhibits, films and festivals on campus and in our community; thus ensuring that UNCW's students and the surrounding community have the opportunity to experience first-hand the transforming reality of performing and fine arts.	10.00	0.488%
Union DebtUnion Debt - supports bonded debt associated with construction of University Union and Universty Center.	77.00	3.758%
Union Expansion DebtUnion Expansion Debt - supports bonded debt associated with contruction of Student Support building expansion facility.	235.00	11.471%
Westside Expansion DebtWestside Expansion Debt - supports bonded debt associated with construction and renovation of Westside Hall.	20.00	0.976%
Recreation DebtRecreation Debt - supports bonded debt associated with construction of the original Student Recreation Center (SRC).	100.00	4.881%
Recreation Expansion DebtRecreation Expansion Debt - supports bonded debt associated with construction of the Student Recreation Center Expansion.	256.00	12.496%
TransportationTransportation - supports students with bus transportation in and around campus, commonly referred to as Seahawk Shuttle, as well as bike racks, bus stop benches and shelters, improved crosswalks, and general improvement to campus transportation infrastructure.	76.00	3.710%
LeadershipLeadership - supports operating costs associated with Center for Leadership Education and Service (CLES) which provides opportunities for leadership development and civic engagement to UNCW students.	21.00	1.25%
ID/Debit CardID/Debit Card - supports operating costs associated with UNCW One Card, UNCW's official identification card that contains students' meal plan accounts and Seahawk Bucks debit accounts for use in a wide variety of on campus locations. The card provides privileges and access for students, faculty and staff, such as admissions to UNCW sporting, arts and entertainment events, free ridership on the Seahawk Shuttle and WAVE transit buses, and access to residential halls and academic and administrative buildings (as authorized). The card may also be used to access savings with local vendors off campus.	9.00	0.439%
Assoc of Student Gov't"Assoc of Student Gov't - supports UNC-system level organization that champion the concerns of students and ensures affordability and accessibility to quality education today and tomorrow. "	1.00	0.49%
Total Mandatory Fees	2048.70	100.00%
Semester Amount	1024.35
*Reflects changes since 2010-11

Fee rates approved by the BOG on February 11, 2011. (UNC-GA Memorandum dated February 11, 2011 refers).

Tuition rates reflect $200.00 increase for FY 2010-11, approved by General Assembly during FY 2009-10 long session in Senate Bill 202 (SL 2009-451).

Tuition rates reflect 6.5% Campus-Initiated Tuition Increases of $196.85 for in-state undergraduate students, $222.34 for in-state graduate, $255.68 for in-state professional school students, $918.29 for out-state undergraduates, $932.66 for out-state graduate and $965.74 for out-state professional schools.

Numbers still required ratifocation by General Assembly with passage of the FY 11-12 state budget.