Fall 2013 Students for the 2015-16 Academic Year

Student Fee Calculation Estimate for Students for the Academic Year

Student Fee Criteria:

• You are a first time admitted degree-seeking student registered for Fall , Spring , or Summer term.
• You are a UF graduate admitted to a new degree program Fall , Spring , or Summer term.

Please be sure you are classified as a student before using this fee estimate.

View your estimated fees for the following type of courses:

• Undergraduate
• Graduate
• Design, Construction, and Planning
• JD and Law LL.M.
• Tax LL.M.
• Physician Assistant
• Dental
• Medical
• Pharmacy PharmD
• Vet Med
• Phys Therapy
• Masters of Public Health – 2 Year 48 Hour Degree Program
• Masters of Public Health – Accelerated 42 Hour Degree Program

Undergraduate, Graduate, DCP, JD and Law LL.M., Tax LL.M., and Physician Assistant Course Fees

The following is a breakdown of the per credit hour amount of a student’s tuition for a Florida and Non-Florida resident during the academic year:

For an estimated fee assessment for a student’s tuition semester in the academic year complete the information below:

Dental, Medical, PharmD, Vet. Med., Phys. Therapy, and Public Health Term Fees

Dental, Medical, PharmD, Vet. Med., and Phys. Therapy students are assessed tuition and fees for the academic year which are payable in two installments (per-term) in the Fall and in the Spring. Master of Public Health Programs’ students are charged tuition and fees for their academic program in four installments across consecutive semesters, beginning with the admission term. The per-term fee structure is listed below:

Notes:

If a student registers after the regular registration deadline, the student will be assessed a late registration fee of . Likewise, if a student does not pay tuition by the fee payment deadline there is a late payment fee assessed.

Pursuant to Section 1009.285, F.S., each student enrolled in the same undergraduate course more than twice shall be assessed an additional per credit hour in addition to the fees outlined above for each such course.

For an estimate of the average cost of attendance see Student Financial Aid and Scholarship.