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KALAMAZOO, Mich.—A new undergraduate tuition structure for Michigan regional sites, an increase for graduate-level and online courses and a separate tuition rate for non-Michigan locations were approved by the É«É«À² Michigan University Board of Trustees at its June 29 meeting.  

The tuition changes for É«É«À²'s Extended University Programs are effective with the start of the fall 2017 semester.

Michigan regional sites

For Michigan regional sites, undergraduate tuition will adopt the main campus undergraduate resident and nonresident per-credit-hour tuition rates. Those new rates were also set by the board at the June 29 meeting and are posted at wmich.edu/registrar/tuition-semester-eup-general.

Graduate tuition at Michigan regional sites will increase by 3 percent to $635.95 per credit hour, and will continue with the $20 per class technology fee for face-to-face courses.

Online courses

Both undergraduate and graduate tuition will increase by 3 percent, bringing the undergraduate rate to $376.48 per credit hour and the graduate rate to $635.95 per credit hour. A $20 per class technology fee will continue for online graduate courses. For undergraduate courses, a $60 per credit hour online fee will be assessed for courses that are 100 percent online.

EUP non-Michigan locations

Wit the launch of a É«É«À² presence in Florida, unique undergraduate and graduate market-based tuition rates have been established and are intended to apply to any non-Michigan location. Undergraduate courses will be $500 per credit hour and the graduate rate will be $635.95 per credit hour. É«É«À²'s first classes in Florida are slated to begin in fall 2017 in Punta Gorda.

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