Student
Accounts Definition of Fees
Tuition is established to provide support for cost of instruction.
Undergraduate tuition applies to residential and nonresidential
students enrolled at EOU.
Application for Admission Fee |
The Application Fee of $50.00 is assessed to all students seeking
formal admission to each institution within the Oregon University
System. Admission to the university does not guarantee admission
to a program. To learn program specific admissions requirements,
please contact the school of interest or see an advisor.
Each term the Building Fee is assessed to all students except
those enrolled exclusively in self-support distance education
or federal and foreign study programs. The Building Fee is assessed
each quarter as authorized by Oregon State Board of Higher Education
and the funds raised by this fee go toward financing construction
projects throughout the Oregon University System. Full time students
(12 - 18 credit hours) pay $45.00 per term and part-time
students are assessed the Building Fee prorated to the number
of credits taken.
The Incidental Fee is assessed each quarter to all on-campus students to help support institutional student programs that are beyond the academic mission of the institution. Students taking six (6) or more credits pay $222.00 per term and students taking less than six credits are assessed the fee prorated to the number of credits taken. The Incidental Fee Committee is a standing committee consisting of student body officers, students, faculty, staff, and advisors. The committee is responsible for proposing budget allocations for various student programs and activities.
Please see: http://www.eou.edu/saffairs/handbook/healt.html
Basic Insurance Coverage is provided to all
students enrolled for 6 or more credit hours on campus. The
cost of Basic Coverage is include in the mandatory fees.
Optional Extended Major Medical is available to students and
their dependents.
Forms for optional coverage must be provided along with payment
within the first 30 days of the term.
Student
Health Insurance is not available to Distance Education Students.
For information, contact the Office of Student Affairs.
The
Technology Fee is charged to all students each term to support
technological applications and services of direct benefit
to and to be used directly by the students. Such technological
advancements include computers and equipment, learning and
computer centers, student labs, ed-net facilities, telecommunications,
and Webster. Full-time students pay $48.00 per term and part-time
students pay a fee prorated to the number of credits taken.
The
Matriculation Fee is a one time fee of $120.00 charged to
all newly admitted, degree seeking students to cover the costs
associated with transcripts, transfers, advising, admissions,
web, and other services associated with the enrollment of freshmen
and transfer students.
Electricity
and natural gas are critical to the operation of the campuses
and significant cost factors in their operations. The surcharge
will remain in effect until: the energy rates return to current
levels; sufficient outside financial assistance reduces the
need for the fee; or, if the energy rate increases appear
permanent. The
State Board of Higher Education will review the need for
any surcharges annually at the time of adopting the Academic
Year
Fee Book.
Distance
Education Tuition & Fees |
Distance
Education tuition is $135.00 per undergraduate
credit and $275.00 per graduate credit, plus course materials,
Technology Fees and an Energy Surcharge Fee.
A Sample Student Account
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