The Residency Information form in the graduate application is used to determine residency status. However, students who had previously been admitted to Ohio University as a non-resident must petition for a change of residency status if they have established themselves as a resident under the resident for tuition purposes policy. Graduate students are notified of their current residency status in the letter of admission sent by the Graduate College. If you believe that your residency status is incorrect, it is your responsibility to contact the Graduate College to discuss the reasons for your residency classification.
Tuition and fees are assessed based on the number of credit hours of enrollment, Ohio residency, and program. Several colleges assess a technology fee to their students. Additionally, the University assesses a Student Information System/Network fee to all students. Some graduate programs have instructional and general fees that vary from the Athens and Regional Campus amounts.
Tuition scholarships that are a part of graduate appointments or fellowships generally include only the instructional fee, not the general fee, System Network fee, or college-specific fees. A nonresident surcharge is assessed to students who are not residents of the State of Ohio (normally waived when a tuition scholarship is granted as part of a graduate appointment). Ohio University reserves the right to make, without prior notice, any fee adjustments that may become necessary.
Ohio University utilizes an electronic billing system. The Office of the Bursar will email an account balance notice to students and their authorized users at the beginning of the month, if a payment is due to Ohio University. Balances not paid by the due date will be assessed a 1.5% late payment fee and a financial hold will be placed on the student’s record that prevents adding classes and the release of grades, transcripts, and diploma. Payment options are outlined on the Bursar’s website at https://www.ohio.edu/bursar/payment-options.
You are responsible for any University communication sent to you at your official University email address (OHIO account) and/or to the mailing address on file with the Office of the University Registrar.
Late Registration Fees
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Unless your registration has been delayed by the University, you will be charged a fine for late registration after the Friday of the second week of the semester. The fine is $150.
Monthly Payment Plan
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Ohio University provides a monthly payment plan. The plan consists of three (3) monthly installments per semester. This plan is not a loan program, and there is no interest charge on payments. For additional information visit the bursar’s website at ohio.edu/bursar/payment-plan.
Students on eligible Graduate Appointments may select a monthly payment plan linked to their Appointment.
University Refund Policy for Withdrawal. Ohio University refunds fees or credits your account according to the following schedule:
- If you officially withdraw from the University (cancellation of registration) before the first day of classes, you are entitled to a 100 percent refund of registration fees*.
- If you officially withdraw from the University through Friday of the second week of the semester (see the academic calendar at https://www.ohio.edu/registrar/academic-calendar), you are entitled to an 80 percent reduction of your registration fees*.
- If you withdraw from the University after the Friday of the second week of the semester, you are not entitled to a reduction of tuition and fees*.
*These deadlines are based on full semester class enrollment. Deadlines for classes that meet less than a full semester will vary. Refer to Course Offerings for withdrawal deadlines.
If you withdraw from the University before full payment of fees is made, you are considered indebted to the University for the amount determined according to the refund regulations. A hold will be placed on your records until your debt is paid.
Refund Policy for Reducing Course Load. If you drop credit hours before or by the Friday of the second week of the semester*, your tuition and fees will adjust downward accordingly. For example, if you are registered for 9 hours and drop a three-hour course, your tuition will adjust downward from full time to part time. However, if you have 12 hours and drop a three-hour course, it does not affect the tuition, because the full-time tuition rate applies to a course load of 9 through 18 hours. Course load reductions made after the Friday of the second week of the semester will result in no reduction of tuition and fees. Changing registration that results in increased hours could increase tuition. Further information regarding the refund of fees can be obtained from the Office of the Bursar.
Tuition for summer term is calculated by adding the registration for the full term and the subterms together. The refund policy as stated above also applies to summer term. Your change in enrollment status may result in your having to repay financial aid and/or refunds received for the term.
*These deadlines are based on full semester class enrollment. Deadlines for classes that meet less than a full semester will vary. Refer to Course Offerings for withdrawal deadlines.
Listed fees are accurate as of July 2021. Please note that all fees are subject to change without notice. Recurring fees are per semester.
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Late registration fee (plus $20 per week after 3rd week, up to a maximum of $100)
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$150
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Late payment charge
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1.5% of unpaid balance
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Monthly payment plan late payment charge
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1.5% of unpaid balance
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Monthly payment plan (nonrefundable)
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$30
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International Student Orientation Fee
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$150
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Returned check/eCheck charge
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$25
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Transcripts, paper–3 Business Day Service
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$10
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Transcripts, electronic–3 Business Day Service
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$8 |
| Transcripts, PDF-3 Business Day Service |
$8 |
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Transcripts Now–Same Day Service
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Transcript fee plus $10
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ID card replacement (lost or stolen)
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$12
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| ID card replacement (damaged by neglect or abuse) |
$5 |
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Diploma replacement
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$15
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WellBeing Plan (waivable)
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$45
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Student Legal Service Fee (waivable)
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$15
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Application for Graduation (per Degree)
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Associate’s*
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$50
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| Bachelor’s* |
$50
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| Master’s |
$50
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| Doctorate |
$50
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| Certificate (stand-alone) |
$25 |
| Reapplication for degree |
$5
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| Late graduation application fine |
$100 |
*Not applicable for students in The OHIO Guarantee+
Health Insurance
For current rates, refer to the Health Insurance website at https://www.ohio.edu/student-insurance/rates-coverage.
Parking Fees
For current rates, please refer to the Parking Services website at https://www.ohio.edu/parking/ or call Parking Services at 740.593.1917.
Room and Board Fees
Room and board rates and options for the current year are available via the Ohio University Housing website at https://www.ohio.edu/housing/.
