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Application Fee
A first-time applicant for admission to the University of Michigan pays
a nonrefundable fee to cover the cost of processing the application. An applicant
for readmission or for transfer within the University is not required to
pay this fee.
Enrollment Deposit
Each newly admitted Pharm.D. and B.S. student must pay a $200 enrollment deposit which is applied, upon enrollment, toward the tuition and fees for the term for which the student is admitted. Students who fail to enroll for that term of admission forfeit the entire deposit.
Term Fees
The approximate cost of tuition for the 2007-2008 academic year is
$17,500 for Michigan residents and $32,400 for non-residents. Tuition and
fees assessed by the University of Michigan are subject to change without
notice by the Regents of the University.
Full program fees cover class instruction and use of laboratories, libraries,
information technology, physical education facilities, the University
Health Service, Michigan Union, and Michigan League. Fees are payable
before registration, at registration, or in installments during the term.
The number and dates of the installments are specified in advance for
each term. Further information is available from the Office
of the Registrar.
Students on temporary visas are required to purchase the University Health
Insurance Policy upon arrival from the International Center. Payment is
due each semester. Additional coverage is required for students with dependents.
Late Registration Fee
The late registration fee for students who do not register prior to the start of classes for a given term will be $50 and will be increased by $25 on the first day of every month they are late in registering.
Other Expenses
The cost of room and board in a University residence hall depends
on the number of days in the term and the type of room. Because costs
of food and labor fluctuate, the Housing Division reserves the right to
revise its charges at any time. For more information about the cost of
living in the University residence halls, students may write to the Housing
Information Office. Students who are married or are single heads of
households may write to the same address for information about the University's
apartment facilities for families.
Living costs are much less in Inter-Cooperative Council (ICC) houses
("co-ops"), where the work is shared among the members. For
information write to the membership chairperson of the ICC, or contact
ICC online at Inter-Cooperative
Council or Inter-Cooperative
Council@umich.edu. The Housing
Information Office also has information about residence opportunities
in sorority houses, fraternity houses, and private dwellings. In
addition to room, board, and term fees, students will need money
for books, supplies, and personal expenses, which vary among students.
Information about average student expenses based on class level,
residence, marital status, and family size is available from the
Financial Aid Office. For the 2006-2007 academic year student living
expenses averaged $14,700.
Means of Payment
The Cashier's
Office accepts cash (in person only), money orders, or checks as payment for tuition term fees or
other University fees. Electronic payment is accepted through their website at: www.cashiers.umich.edu/
Financial Obligations
Students must pay all accounts due the University according to regulations for such payments. Any student not meeting the terms of the financial obligations to the University is subject to disciplinary action initiated by appropriate University authorities. Students with a "financial hold" are unable to register, drop or add courses, or get a transcript of previous academic work.
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