2018-2019

EXPENSES
In-State and Out-of-State Credit Hour Rate
for Tuition and Fees Sample Budget
For Undergraduate courses taken in the following colleges: Tuition and Fees calculation***
In-State Out-of-State Tuition costs = (number of credit hours
College of Arts and Sciences
X tuition charge per credit hour)
College of Education $329 $658
and Professional Studies Undergraduate students enrolling in less than 15 semester hours
will be assessed a $150 registration fee.
Pat Capps Covey College of
Allied Health Professions
$344 $688 Example —
Mitchell College of Business For a typical Arts and Sciences Major
School of Computing
In-state undergraduate:
College of Engineering $359 $718 (15 credit hours x $329 per hour)
College of Nursing $378 $756 + $100 (Academic Infrastructure and Technology Fee)*
Undergraduate students enrolling in less than 15 semester hours will be = $5,035 per semester
assessed a $150 registration fee. (12 credit hours x $329 per hour)
+ $150 (University Registration Fee)
For Graduate courses taken in the following colleges:
+ $100 (Academic Infrastructure and Technology Fee)*
In-State Out-of-State = $4,198 per semester
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Education $442 $884 In state graduate:
and Professional Studies (3 credit hours x $442 per hour)
+ $60 (Academic Infrastructure and Technology Fee)*
Pat Capps Covey College of
= $1,386 per semester
Allied Health Professions
$465 $930
Mitchell College of Business Out-of-state undergraduate:
School of Computing (12 credit hours x $658 per hour)
+ $150 (University Registration Fee)
College of Engineering $480 $960
+ $100 (Academic Infrastructure and Technology Fee)*
College of Nursing $509 $1,018 = $8,146 per semester
Other special course fees may apply where applicable.
Tuition is subject to change without prior notice.
Out-of-state graduate:
(3 credit hours x $884 per hour)
+ $60 (Academic Infrastructure and Technology Fee)*
= $2,712 per semester
Web Course Credit Hour Rate
for Tuition and Fees Miscellaneous Costs
Books and supplies average approximately $1,100 per year.
For Undergraduate courses taken in the following colleges: Students should consider personal costs and transportation costs
College of Arts and Sciences associated with normal living and distance to the University.
College of Education $433
and Professional Studies Full Time In-State Undergraduate
Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions Boarding Student Tuition and Fees
Mitchell College of Business $447
School of Computing Tuition and Fees Semester Year
15 hours** ................................$4,935 ...................... $9,870
College of Engineering $464 Fee* .............................................$100 ......................... $200
College of Nursing $482 Room Rent*** ............ $2,000 - $3,050 ........ $4,000 - $6,100
Meal Plan*** .............................$1,810 ...................... $3,620
For Graduate courses taken in the following colleges:
College of Arts and Sciences Books & Supplies (est.) .................$550 ...................... $1,100
College of Education $525 Total ................................... $9,395 - $10,445..........$18,790 - $20,890
and Professional Studies * An Academic Infrastructure & Technology Fee of $100 for full-time students and
$60 for part-time students is added per semester.
Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions ** 12 semester hours are the minimum load for full-time attendance. 15 semester
Mitchell College of Business hours are required for all scholarship recipients.
$550
School of Computing *** Departmental fees vary, see Schedule of Classes for details.

College of Engineering $564 Net Price Calculator: http://instresrch.usouthal.edu/npc/

Costs may be reduced by Scholarships and/or
College of Nursing $594 Financial Aid: www.southalabama.edu/schfnaid
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(freshmen only halls)................................................$2,650 meals on each visit to the dining facility. In addition, residential and
Delta 3-6.....................................................$2,000 - $2,420 commuter students can purchase Dining Dollars to use at any food service
Rooms for 2 feature open concept design, which includes a location on campus. Dining Dollars are added to the ID card and are
bathroom. deducted each time there is a food service transaction.
RESIDENTIAL MEAL PLANS
Suite-Style for 1 Freshman – Select from plans 1-3
Stokes Hall ...............................................................$3,050 Sophomore – Select from plans 1-4
Gamma 0-4 ..............................................................$2,775 Junior, Senior and Graduate – Select from plans 1-6
Suite-Style rooms feature two bedrooms connected by a 1. JAG PASS 175 $1,810 – unlimited meals per week and
shared bathroom. $175 Bonus Bucks per semester
2. JAG PASS 300 $1,935 – unlimited meals per week and
Apartment Style for 2 or 4:
$300 Bonus Bucks per semester
Beta 1-5 and Gamma 5-9 ...........................$2,000 - $3,050
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6. ALL BUCKS PLAN $1,400 – $1,400 Bonus Bucks per semester
COMMUTER MEAL PLANS

Special Fees
Fresh Food 100 $685 – 100 all-you-care-to-eat meals at the Fresh Food Co.
Fresh Food 50 $355 – 50 all-you-care-to-eat meals at the Fresh Food Co.
Fresh Food 20 $150 – 20 all-you-care-to-eat meals at the Fresh Food Co.
Admissions Fresh Food 10 $80 – 10 all-you-care-to-eat meals at the Fresh Food Co.
Daily 9 $775 – $9 in Dining Dollars and 1 meal at the
Application Fee (non-refundable, online) .......................................$35
Fresh Food Co., Monday - Friday
Application Fee (non-refundable, paper) .......................................$45
Contact USA Dining for all meal options
Allied Health and Nursing Resource Fee ........................................$145
College-Level Examination USA Dining
Recording Fee ..............................................................................$10 Student Center, Room 232, Mobile AL 36688-0002
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Credit-by-Examination Fee
(plus usual course fee)..................................................................$30
Document Fax Fee (non-refundable)
Domestic ......................................................................................$10 University Refund Policies
International..................................................................................$15 The application fee, photo I.D. fee, Orientation fee, and late registration fee are not
Duplicate Diploma............................................................................$25 refundable. The $150 registration fee is non-refundable. A student who withdraws
Graduation Application Fee ..............................................................$50 from a course or courses may claim a refund of course fees (100% refund during frst
week of classes, 50% refund during second week) and any refundable miscellaneous
Graduation Re-evaluation Fee ..........................................................$25
fees, according to the dates established in the University Calendar. For complete
International Student Fee ...............................................................$100 withdrawals, other fees are proportionately refunded based upon University and/or
Late Registration Fee (non-refundable)...........................................$100 Federal Financial Aid. Residential students withdrawing from the University should
Late Payment Fee ............................................................................$50 refer to their housing contract for room and meal plan refund information.

Orientation Fee (non-refundable, all undergraduates) .....................$100

Professional Liability Coverage (non-refundable)
Fall ...............................................................................................$12 Tuition and fees are due immediately before
Spring...........................................................................................$12 the start of each semester.
Summer..........................................................................................$1
Photo ID Fee Service Area - Residents of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in Florida, and George,
Greene, Harrison, Jackson, Perry, and Stone counties in Mississippi are not charged
(non-refundable, good for fve years) .............................................$10
out-of-state tuition and pay the in-state rate. Please contact the Offce of the Registrar
Transcript Fee (per transcript) ............................................................$8
(251) 460-6251 for information about the residency policy and to obtain the Application
Web Hybrid and Web Blended Classes ............................................$35 for Residency Reclassifcation. Residency information is also available online at
Special Course fees vary by Department www.southalabama.edu/registrar/residency.html

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For a complete listing of all special fees, refer to the Bulletin, or Schedule Mobile, Alabama 36688-0002
of Classes. The University reserves the right to change fees, as deemed (251) 460-7834, (800) USA-JAGS
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