Tuition & Fees : Continuing Studies : ��ǿ��

Tuition & Fees

Overview

Tuition rates

Fall 2024 and Spring 2025

Fee Type	Tuition Rate
Non-matriculated (visiting) undergraduate students	$2,050 per credit hour
Non-matriculated (visiting) graduate students (or anyone who already holds a bachelor's degree)	$2,050 per credit hour
Audit Fee	$204 per credit hour

Discount Type	Discount Rate
Alumni or senior citizens (age 60+)
Courses taken for credit	$250 off the course total
Courses taken as audit	$100 off the course total
Senior citizens (age 60+) who are also alumni
Courses taken for credit	$500 off the course total
Courses taken as audit	$200 off the course total

Summer Session

View the tuition rates for summer courses on the Summer Sessions website.

Payment deadlines

Payment for your courses is due 16 days after your successful course registration or one week prior to the start of the class—whichever date occurs first. If payment is not received no later than one week prior to the first day of class, you will be deregistered.

How to pay your tuition bill

You can pay your tuition bill online through UR Student using a funds transfer or debit or credit card, or by mail. For more information on international payments, visit the Bursar's website.

UR Student

View to view and pay your bill through . Payments made by a third party (parent, guardian, etc.) should use the to access this online payment option. You will first need to set up third party access to your UR Student account before this payment option can be utilized. Learn how to do so through this tutorial ( or ).

By mail

Checks or money orders should be made payable to ��ǿ�� and your student ID# should be noted on the check. Payment must be in US dollars, and drawn on a US bank. Postdated checks submitted cannot be held for deposit. A returned check charge of $20.00 will be charged when a check presented in payment of a student’s account is not honored by the bank.

Payments sent via U.S. Mail or Express Service should be addressed to:
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Office of the Bursar
330 Meliora Hall
PO Box 270037
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Tuition for UR employees

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University employees interested in receiving a tuition benefit should visit the Tuition Benefits page for complete details regarding eligibility requirements and available benefits. Once an employee tuition benefit for a course is approved by Office of Total Rewards, it is credited to your student account’s balance. Please note: ��ǿ�� employee tuition benefits are not available to use for auditing classes.

The process for requesting tuition benefits must be completed each semester. Your tuition benefits are contingent upon your successful completion of the course and continuation of eligibility for tuition benefits, based on employment status with the University. If these criteria are not met, you will be responsible for payment of the course and any related fees. Additionally, your approved tuition benefit waiver is only for the courses listed. Any change in courses listed (add, drop, or withdrawal) will result in you being responsible for payment of the course and any related fees. For questions or additional information, contact the Office of Total Rewards at (585) 275-0476 or tuitionbenefits@ur.rochester.edu.

Financial aid

Non-matriculated (or visiting) students are not eligible to receive University, federal, or state funding for continuing studies courses, as you are not currently enrolled in a degree-seeking program at the ��ǿ��. The only available type of aid available to you are alternative educational loans. We recommend that you speak with a financial aid counselor first before pursuing alternative educational loans.

Refunds

If you are dropping or withdrawing from a course, you may only be refunded a portion of the tuition paid. Please note that academic deadlines differ from the tuition refund schedule. View the tuition refund schedule for deadlines.

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