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Frequently Asked Questions: Tuiton and Fees

Tuition and Fees

Is the Non-Guaranteed Tuition Rate Plan still in effect?
No, the Non-Guaranteed Tuition rate expired as of fall 2011. If students were charged the Non-Guaranteed rate, they will be charged at the fall 2008 rate.
Why am I no longer being charged at the fall 2007 Guaranteed Tuition rate?
The Guaranteed Tuition Rate Plan for fall 2007 has expired, so students who began at the University in fall 2007 are assessed the rate for the fall 2008 Guaranteed tuition rate. When the fall 2008 plan expires, students will be charged the rate for fall 2009.
Why am I being charged supplemental designated tuition fees?
Supplemental designated tuition fees that appear on your account are part of mandatory tuition. Some schools within the university have higher tuition rates than others. Students taking classes from these schools will be assessed the supplemental designated tuition fee listed on the tuition and fees schedule. A complete list of all tuition and school or class related fees may be found at http://finance.utdallas.edu/bursar/schedule-introduction.html.
Why did I get assessed a late fee for adding a class?
If you are adding a class after your payment deadline has passed, the charge for that class is due in full the day you register for it. If you add a class to your schedule and do not pay the same day you will be assessed a $100 late fee.
How can I be classified as a resident for tuition purposes?
The Registrar's Office can help you with questions regarding residency and the necessary steps to take to establish Texas residency for tuition purposes. You may contact the office at (972)883-2342 or email them at records@utdallas.edu. More information regarding residency may also be found at http://www.utdallas.edu/student/records/TXResidency.html.
Why is there a consolidated tuition and fee rate?
The consolidated tuition and fee rate was established to simplify student billing statements.
What elements of cost do the new consolidated tuition and fee rates include?
The consolidated tuition and fee rates cover most academic program costs; including tuition, mandatory fees and charges, and most of the college and course incidental fees.
How will I know what fees I am being charged for and what is the break down?
Mandatory fees required of all students, college and course fees will no longer be charged separately. They are all factored into the consolidated tuition amount.
How do I find out about tuition waivers?
Tuition waivers and exemptions must be filed with the UT Dallas Financial Aid office. A list of tuition waivers and exemptions can be found here at College for all Texans types of Financial Aid .