2018年阿克伦大学留学费用须知

　　2018年阿克伦大学留学费用须知，跟着出国留学网一起来了解下吧，欢迎阅读。

　　TUITION AND FEES

　　Please note the following information about course tuition and fees:

　　They are listed for planning purposes only and are subject to change  without notice.

　　They are assessed on the basis of information given by the student at the  time of registration and are audited periodically for the correct  assessment.

　　They are normally reviewed annually for rate changes effective each Fall  term.

　　一、学费和其他费用须知

　　请注意以下有关课程学费和费用的信息：

　　它们仅列出用于规划目的，如有更改，恕不另行通知。

　　根据学生在注册时提供的信息进行评估，并定期对其进行正确评估。

　　通常每年对每个秋季的费率变动进行审查。

　　Tuition

　　Tuition fees by credit hour are below. This information was updated July  2017, and it applies to students taking courses during the 2017-18 academic  year, which starts Monday, Aug. 28, 2017.

　　Rates for fall 2017, spring 2018 and summer 2018:

　　Main Campus - Undergraduate courses

　　Shaded boxes represent the so-called tuition plateau, in which  undergraduate students who take 12-18 credit hours during a semester are charged  for only 12 credit hours of tuition. Learn more.

　　Additional fees may be charged in addition to the fees listed above as  explained in the explanation of tuition and mandatory fees. Other fees are based  on individual characteristics of the student and/or the classes enrolled.

　　All tuition and fees are subject to change.

　　*These rates apply to off-campus locations, for example: Lakewood

　　Main Campus - Graduate courses

　　Tuition and fees for graduate students

　　College of Arts and Sciences

　　$442.10, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　College of Business Administration

　　Tuition for graduate courses in the College of Business Administration

　　College of Education

　　$429.50, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　College of Engineering

　　$442.10, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　College of Health Professions

　　$421.05, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　College of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering

　　$429.50, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　Fees for Programs

　　All mandatory fees for Graduate Programs still apply.

　　Special program rates not covered by regular tuition and fees

　　MPH (Master's of Public Health)

　　The Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health program is a  partnership between The University of Akron, Cleveland State University,  Northeast Ohio Medical University, Ohio University, and Youngstown State  University.

　　$554, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　MFA (Master's of Fine Arts in Creative Writing)

　　$541, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident surcharge (per credit hour)

　　Joint Ph.D. in Nursing Program

　　The Ph.D. in Nursing is a joint program between The University of Akron  School of Nursing and Kent State University College of Nursing.

　　$491, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$341, Non-resident surcharge (per credit hour)

　　Joint Audiology Program

　　The University of Akron's Doctor of Audiology degree is offered through the  Northeast Ohio Au.D. Consortium, a joint program of UA, Kent State University,  and The Cleveland Clinic. More about the program.

　　$505, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$376, Non-resident Surcharge (per credit hour)

　　Dissertation Fee:

　　Dissertation I-(1 to 15 credits per semester to a maximum of 30 credits),  $196

　　Dissertation II (flat Rate), $15

　　Nursing Anesthesia Program

　　$507.55, Ohio Resident Tuition (per credit hour)

　　$305.88, Non-resident surcharge (per credit hour)

　　MTax Direct Program

　　$25,000 (total program rate for students admitted in Fall 2015 cohort).  Additional fees may apply.

　　Saturday MBA Program

　　$33,000 (total program rate). Additional fees may apply for non-Ohio  residents.

　　English Language Institute

　　$240 (per credit hour)

　　二、学费

　　学分学费低于学费。该信息于2017年7月更新，适用于2017 - 18学年的学生，该课程将于2017年8月28日星期一开始。

　　2017年秋季学期，2018年春季学期和2018年夏季学期：

　　1、本科学费

　　学费按照学分来计算，2017年秋季生效

　　阴影框表示学费的最高值，其中本科生需要12-18学时在一个学期只有12个学分的学费收取。了解更多。

　　除了学费和强制性费用的解释之外，还会收取额外的费用。其他费用是根据学生和/或参加的班级的个人特点制定的。

　　所有的学费和费用都有变动。2017年7月修订

　　*这些税率适用于校外的地点，例如：莱克伍德

　　2、研究生学费

　　研究生学费费用

　　艺术与科学学院

　　美元 442.10，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　工商管理学院

　　工商管理学院研究生课程学费

　　教育学院

　　美元 429.50，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　工程学院

　　美元 442.10，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　卫生职业学院

　　美元 421.05，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　高分子科学与聚合物工程学院

　　美元 429.50，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　研究生课程的所有强制性费用仍然适用。

　　特别课程费用不包括在内的定期学费和费用

　　MPH(公共卫生硕士)

　　在公共卫生俄亥俄州东部财团大师计划是阿克伦克利夫兰州立大学东北俄亥俄医科大学俄亥俄大学的大学，和扬斯敦州立大学之间的合作伙伴关系。

　　美元 554，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　MFA(创意写作硕士)

　　美元 541，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　联合博士护理计划

　　博士学位 护理学院是阿克伦大学护理学院和肯特州立大学护理学院之间的联合项目。

　　美元 491，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 341，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　联合听力学计划

　　阿克伦大学的听力学博士学位是通过东北俄亥俄州Au.D. 联盟，UA，肯特州立大学和克利夫兰诊所的联合计划。更多的程序。

　　美元 505，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 376，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　论文费用：

　　论文I-(每学期1到15学分，最多30学分)，196美元

　　论文二(统一费率)，美元 15

　　护理麻醉方案

　　美元 507.55，俄亥俄州居民学费(每学分)

　　美元 305.88，非居民附加费(每学分)

　　MTax直接程序

　　25000美元(2015年秋季班入学的学生的总计费率)。可能需要支付额外费用。

　　周六MBA课程

　　美元 33,000(总计费率)。非俄亥俄州居民可能需要支付额外费用。

　　英语语言学院

　　美元 240(每学分)

　　Fees

　　General Service Fee

　　The General Service Fee provides funds that support student activities and  services, including:

　　the health professionals in Student Health Services;

　　intramurals;

　　UA-recognized student organizations;

　　intercollegiate athletics;

　　other co-curricular activities.

　　Who pays? Students taking credit courses.

　　Amount:

　　The fee for Akron Campus and College of Applied Science and Technology  undergraduates pursuing a bachelor's degree is $35.70 per credit hour, up to a  maximum of 12 credit hours. This applies also to students taking select courses  online and at most off-campus locations.

　　The fee for Akron Campus students pursuing an associate degree in College  of Applied Science and Technology is $27.60 per credit hour, up to a maximum of  12 credit hours.

　　Graduate students and law students pay $16.45 per credit hour. This is also  capped at 12 credit hours.

　　Students at the Medina County University Center pay a general services fee  of $7.34 per hour, up to a maximum of 12 credit hours.

　　Students at Wayne College pay a general services fee of $7.34 per hour, up  to a maximum of 12 credit hours.

　　Administrative Fee

　　Administrative Fee funds are used to cover costs associated with processing  registration and printing transcripts.

　　Who pays? All undergraduate, post-baccalaureate and graduate students,  except undergraduate students who have completed 96 credit hours or more or who  have previously paid a matriculation fee.

　　Amount: $30 per semester.

　　Facilities Fee

　　Facilities Fee funds are used to help retire the debt incurred for the  construction of certain student facilities, such as:

　　the Student Union,

　　the Student Recreation and Wellness Center,

　　the Louis and Freda Stile Athletic Fieldhouse, and

　　InfoCision Stadium

　　Who pays? Students attending classes on Akron's Main Campus.

　　Amount: $18.55 per credit hour up to a maximum of 12 credit hours.

　　Course Fees

　　Some courses carry an additional course fee.

　　Who pays? Students who enroll in certain courses that require an additional  fee. Generally, these fees pay for lab supplies and equipment, field trips,  visiting artists, software for the course, required national exams, one-time use  equipment or consumables.

　　Amount: The fees vary by course. Please see Course Material Fee Schedule  inside the Undergraduate Bulletin (search for "fee"). Please note that fees may  change without notice.

　　For workshops and special-topics courses offered irregularly, the fees may  not be listed in the bulletin. Please consult with the sponsoring department to  learn about required course material and fees for those classes.

　　Transportation Fee

　　Funds from the Transportation Fee help make it easier to park and get  around campus. Specifically, the fee pays for:

　　the maintenance and debt service on our parking lots and decks;

　　utility costs (primarily lighting) for the decks;

　　capital improvements to parking facilities;

　　the Roo Express shuttle service; and

　　free rides on METRO RTA in Summit County.

　　Who pays? Students on the Akron Campus who take more than five credit  hours. Students who are assessed the fee receive a parking permit on request at  no additional charge. All students have unlimited use of the Roo Express shuttle  service.

　　Amount: Students on the Akron Campus who take more than five credit hours  are assessed a $175 Transportation Fee per semester (fall and spring). The  summer rate is $120. The fee covers the entire summer.

　　If you have questions about the Transportation Fee, call Parking Services  at 330-972-7213 or write to parking@uakron.edu.

　　See also:

　　Parking Services' website

　　Technology Fee

　　The Technology Fee funds:

　　new and enhanced computer labs, equipment, and software;

　　reduced prices for software;

　　more computers for student use;

　　high-speed wireless networking throughout Akron and Wayne campuses;

　　availability of wireless, state-of-the-art laptop computers for checkout  from Bierce Library and other locations;

　　academic support software called Springboard;

　　technology-enhanced classrooms throughout campus;

　　computer-based testing;

　　distance-learning classrooms;

　　computer help through the Support Desk and computer repair services;

　　new and upgraded technology for teaching laboratories; and

　　My Akron, the personalized, 24-hour University intranet for grades, course  registration, bill payment and more.

　　Who pays? All undergraduate students except students with 96 credits or  more. Graduate and law students pay.

　　Amount: The fee is $13.20 per credit hour for undergraduate students,  except those with 96 credits or more. Those with 96 hours or more are exempt. A  fee of $16.25 per credit hour is charged to graduate and law students.

　　Career Advantage Program Fee

　　The Career Advantage Program Fee supports opportunities for internships,  co-operative education, practicum, clinical/field-based experiences, student  teaching, service learning, and other professional-level, experiential learning  for qualified students. The fee also support student activities at UA's  Experiential Learning Center for Entrepreneurship & Civic Engagement (or EXL  Center) at our Career Services department.

　　Who pays? All undergraduate students except students with 96 credits or  more. Students taking classes at Medina and Midpoint are exempt.

　　Amount: $3 per credit hour.

　　See also:

　　EXL Center and Career Services

　　Library Fee

　　This fee enables University Libraries to build collections to support the  curriculum. The collections include journals, books, online electronic resources  and media collections.

　　Who pays? All Undergraduate students, except students with 96 credits or  more, pay $4 per credit hour. Students in an associate program are assessed $3  per credit hour. Graduate students pay $4 per credit hour. Students taking  classes at Wayne College and Medina/Midpoint are exempt. Law school students are  exempt.

　　See also:

　　University Libraries website

　　Room and Board

　　For current residence hall rates:

　　Residence Life and Housing

　　For current dining plan rates:

　　Dining plans

　　Developmental Support Fee

　　The fee funds:

　　necessary tutoring for students taking developmental courses; and

　　intensive academic advising for students taking developmental courses.

　　Who pays? It applies only to students taking developmental (or remedial)  courses with a subject of 2010 (formerly 1020), typically called:

　　developmental programs; or

　　special topics, developmental programs.

　　The fee is assessed to only credit hours for developmental courses. Credit  hours for non-developmental courses are not subject to this fee.

　　Amount: $12.50 per credit hour.

　　Honors Program Fee

　　The fee supports the higher cost of the Honors Program.

　　Who pays? Students in the Honors Program.

　　Amount: $75 per semester.

　　Engineering Program Fee

　　The fee supports a number of College of Engineering programs/services,  including:

　　the Co-operative Education Office, which places more than 1,100 students in  co-op positions and permanent jobs each academic year,

　　the IDEAs program that provides scholarships for diversity students and an  active tutoring program,

　　the Women in Engineering program that provides mentorship to young women  and significant outreach for the college,

　　student design teams, and

　　a machine shop whose personnel maintain equipment, provide safety and  specific machine training for students and provides machined parts for faculty  research projects and student design teams.

　　Who pays? Undergraduate declared engineering majors above 30 hours.

　　Amount: $15 per credit hour, up to a maximum of 12 hours per semester.

　　Engineering Infrastructure Fee

　　The fee enables the College of Engineering to purchase or update software  required to train students appropriately in this highly technical discipline  with rapidly changing technology needs.

　　Who pays? Students taking engineering courses for credit.

　　Amount: $26 per credit hour

　　Engineering Co-operative Education Fee

　　The fee helps support the services provided by the for Co-operative  Education Office in the College of Engineering. In academic year 2012-13, the  professionals in the department placed more than 900 students in co-ops and  secured permanent jobs for more than 250 graduating seniors.

　　Who pays? Engineering students on a co-op assignment.

　　Amount: $125 per semester for students

　　Selective Service Surcharge

　　Ohio Law (Section 3345.32 O.R.C.) requires that male students between the  ages of 18 and 26 who are Ohio residents must register for Selective Service and  verify that they have registered with the Selective Service in order to be  considered in-state residents to attend Ohio public colleges and universities.  Failure to register with the Selective Service and provide verification of such  will result, as the law stipulates, in the assessment of the Nonresident Tuition  Surcharge.

　　Affected students may have the Nonresident Tuition Surcharge removed by  providing the required Selective Service number in person to the Office of the  University Registrar located in Simmons Hall or by e-mail at  registrar@uakron.edu. To register for the Selective Service or to locate a lost  or non-received Selective Service number, you may contact the Selective Service  System on the web at https://www.sss.gov/Home/Registration or call  1-847-688-6888.

　　Who pays? All selective service eligible students that have not registered  for selective service.

　　Amount: Out of state tuition per credit hour.

　　Notes about fees:

　　Account audit: Please note that a student's account can be audited at any  time for accuracy. Adjustments made can result in charges to the student  account. Any credits may be refunded to the student.

　　Some fees — the library fee, the technology fee and the career advantage  fee — are assessed to students with less than 96 credit hours.

　　Audit and non-credit (developmental) courses: The cost is the same whether  the course is taken for credit, non-credit (developmental), or audit.

　　All fees and surcharges are due at the time of registration or on the  specified fee payment deadline. An Installment Payment Plan for tuition and fees  is available to all students.

　　Exception to flat rate for 12-18 credit hours: If a student enrolls in  various locations/programs during a single term, the advantage of the plateau  (flat rate from 12-18 credit hours) will be lost. To address this, the most an  undergraduate student will pay for 18 credit hours will be the Akron  Undergraduate rate. All credit hours beyond 18 will be charged the Akron  Undergraduate rate. More about the tuition plateau.

　　三、其他相关费用

　　1、一般服务费

　　一般服务费基金提供了支持学生活动和服务费用，其中包括：

　　学生健康服务的保健专业人员;

　　校内;

　　UA认可的学生组织;

　　校际竞技;

　　其他课外活动;

　　谁支付?学生参加的学分制的课程。

　　金额：阿克伦校及应用科技学院的本科生攻读学士学位的费用为为35.70  美元每学分，最多的12个学分。这也适用于在线选择课程和校外最多的学生。阿克伦校园学生在应用科学与技术学院攻读副学士学位的费用为每学分27.60美元，最多可达12学分。研究生和法律学生每学分支付16.45美元。这也是12个小时的上限。麦地那县大学中心的学生每小时支付7.34美元的一般服务费，最多不超过12个学分。韦恩学院的学生每小时支付7.34美元的一般服务费，最多不超过12个学分。

　　2、行政费用

　　行政费用资金用于支付与处理注册和印刷成绩单有关的费用。

　　谁支付?所有本科，学士学位和研究生，除本科生已完成96个小时以上或以前已支付入学费。

　　金额：每学期30美元。

　　3、设施费

　　设施费用资金用于帮助退还某些学生设施建设所产生的债务，如：

　　学生会

　　学生娱乐休闲中心

　　路易斯和弗雷达Stile运动场馆

　　InfoCision体育场

　　谁支付?在阿克伦主校区上课的学生。

　　金额：每学分18.55美元，最多不超过12个学分。

　　4、附加课程费用。

　　谁支付?注册一些需要额外费用的课程的学生。一般来说，这些费用支付实验室用品和设备，实地考察，访问艺术家，课程软件，所需的国家考试，一次性使用设备或消耗品。

　　金额：费用各不相同。请参阅本科生通报内的课程材料费用表(搜索“费用”)。请注意，如有更改，恕不另行通知。

　　对于不定期提供的讲习班和专题课程，费用可能不会在公告中列出。请咨询赞助部门，了解这些课程所需的课程材料和费用。

　　5、交通费

　　交通费用的资金有助于使公园和校园更容易到达。具体来说，费用是：

　　我们的停车场和国外的上的维修和偿债

　　国外的的公用事业费(主要是照明)

　　对停车设施进行改善

　　在袋鼠快递班车服务 ;

　　在Summit县免费乘坐地铁RTA

　　谁支付?阿克伦校区的学生需要超过五个学分。获得学费的学生可以根据要求收取停车许可证，不收取额外费用。所有学生都可以无限制地使用 Roo  Express班车服务。

　　金额： 阿克伦校区学生超过五个学时的学生，每学期的学费为美元 175(秋季和春季)。夏天的收费是120美元。费用包涵整个夏天的费用。

　　如果您有关于交通费的问题，请致电330-972-7213的停车服务，或写信至 parking@uakron.edu。

　　6、也可以看看其他类别的费用

　　停车服务网站、技术费、技术费用基金、新增和增强的计算机实验室，设备和软件

　　降低软件价格、供学生更多的电脑使用、阿克伦和韦恩校区的高速无线网络、提供无线，最先进的笔记本电脑，从Bierce图书馆和其他地点结帐、学术支持软件Spring板、校园技术加强型教室、电脑考试、远程学习教室、计算机帮助通过支持台和电脑维修服务、教学实验室新升级技术、个性化的24小时大学内部网用于成绩，课程注册，账单支付等等。

　　谁支付?所有本科生除96学分以上学生外。研究生和法律学生支付。

　　金额：本科生的学分费用为13.20美元，除了96学分以上。96小时以上的人可免交。研究生和法律学生将收取每学分16.25美元的费用。

　　7、职业优势计划费

　　职业优势计划费用支持合格学生的实习机会，合作教育，实习，临床/现场经验，学生教学，服务学习等专业水平，体验式学习。该费用还支持在我们的职业服务部门的UA的创业与公民参与体验学习中心(或EXL中心)的学生活动。

　　谁支付?所有本科生除96学分以上学生外。在Medina和Midpoint上课的学生是豁免的。

　　金额：每学分3美元。

　　参见：EXL中心 和 职业服务

　　8、图书费

　　这笔费用使大学图书馆能够建立收藏来支持课程。收藏包括期刊，书籍，在线电子资源和媒体收藏。

　　谁支付?所有本科生，除了96学分以上的学生，每学分支付4美元。联合计划的学生每学分3美元。研究生每学分支付4美元。在韦恩学院和麦地那/中点上课的学生是豁免的。法学院的学生是豁免的。

　　也可以看看：大学图书馆网站、食宿费

　　对于目前的宿舍费用：居住生活和住房

　　9、目前的餐饮计划费用：餐饮计划

　　10、发展支援费

　　费用基金：为发展课程的学生提供必要的辅导、为学生提供发展课程的强化学术咨询。

　　谁支付?它仅适用于2010年(以前为1020)课程的发展(或补救)课程的学生，通常称为：

　　发展方案，费用仅限于发展课程的学分。非发展课程的学分不受这项费用的限制。

　　金额：每学分12.50美元。

　　11、荣誉课程费

　　该费用支持荣誉计划的较高成本。

　　谁支付 荣誉学士学位。

　　金额：每学期75美元。

　　12、工程费用

　　该费用支持一些工程学院的课程/服务，包括：合作教育办公室，每学年将1100多名学生提供合作职位和永久性职位，为多样性学生提供奖学金的IDEAs计划和积极的辅导计划，妇女工程方案为青年妇女提供指导和大学外展，学生设计团队和一个人员维护设备的机器店，为学生提供安全和特定的机器培训，为教师研究项目和学生设计团队提供加工零件。

　　谁支付?30个小时以上本科申报工程专业。

　　金额：每学分15美元，每学期最多可达12小时。

　　13、工程基础设施费

　　该费用使得工程学院能够在具有迅速变化的技术需求的高技术学科中购买或更新适当地培养学生所需的软件。

　　谁支付?参加工程学分的学生。

　　金额：每学分26美元

　　14、工程合作教育费

　　该费用有助于支持工程学院合作教育办公室提供的服务。2012-13学年，该部门的专业人员共有900多名学生参加合作社，为250多名毕业生提供长期就业机会。

　　谁支付?进行合作作业的工程学生。

　　金额：每学期125美元

　　15、选择性服务附加费

　　1、俄亥俄州法律(3345.32  ORC)规定，俄亥俄州居民18至26岁的男学生必须注册选择性服务，并确认他们已经在选择性服务部门注册，以便被视为国内居民出席俄亥俄州公众高校。没有登记选择性服务，并按照法律规定，在对非居民学费附加费的评估中提供这种结果的验证。

　　2、受影响的学生可以通过向位于Simmons  Hall的大学注册处办公室或通过电子邮件registrar@uakron.edu亲自提供所需的选择性服务号码来取消非居民学费附加费用。要注册选择性服务或查找丢失或未收到的选择性服务号码，您可以通过网址https://www.sss.gov/Home/Registration联系选择性服务系统，或致电1-847-688  -6888。

　　3、谁支付?所有选择性服务合格的学生，尚未注册选择性服务。

　　4、金额：每学分不到州学费。

　　5、关于费用的说明：

　　帐户审核：请注意，学生的帐户可以随时进行审核，以便准确。所进行的调整可能会导致学生帐户收费。任何学分可以退还给学生。

　　一些费用 - 图书馆费用，技术费用和职业优势费用 - 对小于96个学分的学生进行评估。

　　审计和非信贷(发展)课程：课程是否用于信贷，非信贷(发展)或审计，费用相同。

　　所有费用和附加费在登记时或指定的费用支付期限到期。一个分期付款计划的学费是提供给所有学生。

　　12-18个小时的统一费用例外：如果一个学生在一个学期内报名参加各种地点/课程，那么高原的优势(12-18个小时的统一费率)将会丢失。为了解决这个问题，本科学生最多支付18个学分将是阿克伦本科学位。所有超过18岁的学分将被收取阿克伦本科学位费。