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RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED by The Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama as follows:

I. The following scale of tuition and fees for students attending The University of Alabama; The University of Alabama at Birmingham; and The University of Alabama in Huntsville is hereby established, effective on the dates indicated, and the said tuition and fees at the rates hereunder prescribed are hereby levied against and ordered collected from each such student. The President of each campus is authorized to promulgate regulations for deferral or adjustment of tuition and fees but in no event shall students be allowed to receive credit for courses taken in the term for which tuition and fees are billed or attend classes in any subsequent term without payment.

A. The University of Alabama

1. Tuition and fees for each fall or spring semester, effective with the Fall Semester, 2013 (except for the College of Community Health Sciences):

a. A general tuition payable by each in-state undergraduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student taking 1 semester hour* $ 715.00

(2) University tuition for each student taking 2 semester hours* 1,110.00


(4) University tuition for each student

taking 4 semester hours* 1,900.00

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(5) University tuition for each student taking 5 semester hours 2,750.00


(7) University tuition for each student taking 7 semester hours $

3,525.00

(8) University tuition for each student taking 8 semester hours

3,915.00


taking 9 semester hours 4,305.00



11 semester hours

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4,415.00(12) University tuition for each student

taking 12 thru 16 semester hours 4,725.00

(13) University tuition for each additional hour in excess of 16 semester hours 385.00

b. A general tuition payable by each out-of-stateundergraduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student taking 1 semester hour* 1,315.00







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(7) University tuition for each student taking 7 semester hour $ 7,830.00




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(11) University tuition for each student taking 11 semester hour 11,765.00

(12) University tuition for each student taking 12 thru 16 semester hours 11,975.00

(13) University tuition for each additional

hour in excess of 16 semester hours 1,010.00

c. A general tuition payable by each in-state graduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student taking 1 semester hour* 740.00



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(7) University tuition for each student taking 7 semester hours $ 3,675.00




hour in excess of 15 semester hours 410.00

d. A general tuition payable by each out-of-state

main campus graduate student:


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(7) University tuition for each student taking 7 semester hour 8,505.00


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(10) University tuition for each additional hour in excess of 15 semester hours $

1,110.00

e. A general tuition payable by each in-state

main campus law student:





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(9) University tuition for each student Taking 9 semester hours 9,270.00

9 semester hours

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8,910.00

(10) University tuition for each student taking 10 to 16 semester hours 10,385.00

(11) University tuition for each additional hour in excess of 16 semester hours

555.00

f. A general tuition payable by each out-of-statemain campus law student:

(1) University tuition for each student taking 1 semester hour* $ 1,730.00




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(10) University tuition for each student taking 10 to 16 semester hours 17,420.00

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(11) University tuition for each additional hour in excess of 16 semester hours

1,165.00

g. Undergraduate main campus students enrolled for nine or more semester hours:

Minimum Food Buy-In -per semester 300.00

h. A general tuition payable by each Gadsden campus student:

(1) for in-state undergraduate student -per hour $ 320.00

(2) for out-of-state undergraduatestudent – per hour 880.00

(3) for in-state graduate student -per hour 340.00

(4) for out-of-state graduate student -per hour 960.00

i. A general tuition payable by each distancedegree student:

(1) for undergraduate student – per hour 320.00

(2) for graduate student – per hour 340.00

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2. College of Community Health Sciences, effective July 1, 2013

a. Tuition for in-state student to be paidin two equal installments with thefirst due on or before August 9, andthe second and final due on or beforeDecember 13 24,510.00

b. Tuition for out-of-state student tobe paid in two equal installmentswith the first due on or before August 9, and the second and final due on or before December 13 58,590.00

3. Summer term, effective upon the beginning ofthe 2014 Summer School Term (except for the College of Community Health Sciences):

a. Tuition – main campus

(1) for in-state undergraduatestudent – per hour 395.00

(2) for in-state graduate student -per hour $ 430.00

(3) for in-state law student - per hour 805.00

(4) for out-of state undergraduate student -- per hour 1,000.00

(5) for out-of-state graduate student -per hour 1,105.00

(6) for out-of-state law student – per hour 1,410.00

b. Dining Dollars amount for undergraduate main campus students, enrolled 5 or more

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Summer term hours 100.00

4. An equipment college fee for all courses in theCollege of Engineering - per hour 10.00

5. A communication college fee for all coursesin the School of Communication - per hour 10.00

6. A human environmental sciences college feefor all courses in the School of HumanEnvironmental Sciences - per hour 10.00

7. A nursing college fee for all courses in theSchool of Nursing – per hour 20.00

8. A commerce and business administrationcollege fee for all undergraduate commerce and business administration courses – per course 30.00

9. A commerce and business administrationcollege fee for all graduate commerce andbusiness administration courses except forEMBA courses – per course 250.00

10. An arts and sciences college fee for all artsand sciences courses – per hour 10.00

11. An education college fee for all courses inthe College of Education – per hour $ 10.00

12. A facilities fee charged on each course within a college, per college – per hour:

Arts & Sciences, Human Environmental Science, Social Work, Education, Law, Honors 4.25

Commerce & Business, Communication 5.25

Engineering, Community Health, Nursing 6.25

13. A technology fee charged on each course within a college, per college – per hour:

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Arts & Sciences, Human Environmental Science, Social Work, Education, Law, Honors Colleges 5.25

Commerce & Business, Communication, Engineering, Community Health, Nursing 6.25

* Tuition for undergraduate, graduate, and law main campus students enrolled for less than 5 hours in a Fall or Spring semester does not include activity privileges or health services. Students may purchase these services for an additional charge.

B. The University of Alabama at Birmingham

1. Students attending the School of Medicine, effective for the 2013-2014 academic year:

a. A general tuition to be paid by each student other than an out-of-state student in two installments with the first payment ($12,255.00) due on or before September 1 and the second, and final payment ($12,255.00), due on or before January 1 $ 24,510.00*

b. An out-of-state general tuition to be paid by each out-of-state student in two installments with the first payment ($29,295.00) due on or before September 1 and the second, and final payment ($29,295.00), due on or before January 1 $ 58,590.00*

2. Students attending the first professional program in the School of Dentistry, effective for the 2013-2014 academic year**:

a. A general tuition for each term to be paid by each student other than an out-of-

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state student according to the class level of the student:

1st year (freshman)Fall & Spring (per term) 11,861.00

2nd year (sophomore)Fall & Spring (per term) 11,861.00

3rd year (junior)Fall & Spring (per term) 12,452.00

4th year (senior)Fall & Spring (per term) 13,630.00

b. An out-of-state general tuition for each term to be paid by each out-of-state student according to the class level of the student:


2nd year (sophomore)



4th year (senior)Fall & Spring (per term) $ 31,770.00

3. Students attending the School of Optometry, effective for the 2013-14 academic year***:

a. A general tuition to be paid by each student other than an out-of-state student:

Fall, Spring, & Summer (per term) 8,045.00

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b. An out-of-state general tuition to be paid by each out-of-state student:


4. Students enrolled in undergraduate courses in the College of Arts & Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Engineering, the Graduate School, and specially designated interdisciplinary courses in the arts and sciences; effective August 1, 2013:

a. A general tuition payable by each in-state undergraduate student:

(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate enrolls each semester 490.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls each semester 283.00

b. A general tuition payable by each out-of-state undergraduate student:

(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls each semester 873.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls each semester $ 666.00

c. A per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student who is enrolled in the program on a full-time

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basis during each of the fall and spring terms 225.00

5. Students enrolled in undergraduate courses in the School of Health Professions, the School of Nursing, the School of Public Health, and in the programs in the Joint Health Science Departments; effective August 1, 2013:


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate enrolls each semester 544.00



(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls each semester 998.00


c. A per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student who is enrolled in the program on a full-time basis during each of the fall and spring terms $ 225.00

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6. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the College of Arts & Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Engineering, and the Graduate School, effective August 1, 2013:

a. A general tuition payable by each in-state graduate student

(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester 562.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester 355.00

b. A general tuition payable by each out-of-state graduate student

(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester 1,042.00

(2) For each additional semester

hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester 835.00

7. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the School of Health Professions and School of Nursing, effective August 1, 2013:


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester $ 664.00

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(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester 1,074.00

8. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the School of Public Health, effective August 1, 2013:




b. A general tuition payable by each out-of-state graduate student(1) For the first semester hour of

classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each semester $ 1,068.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for

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which a graduate student enrolls each semester 861.00

9. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the programs in the Joint Health Science Departments, effective August 1, 2013:







10. Students attending the School of Dentistry and enrolled in the Dental Assisting Program for each semester and the summer term, effective July 1, 2013:

a.A general tuition payable by each student other than out-of-state students $ 2,133.00

b. An out-of-state general tuition payable by each out- of-state student 4,769.00

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c. A per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student who is enrolled in the program on a full-time basis during each of the fall and spring terms 225.00

Full-time employees of The University of Alabama at Birmingham who are enrolled as students and who are taking courses offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham are exempted from the payment of the campus dining fees provided for above.

Campus dining fees may be waived at the discretion of the President for those students taking courses exclusively at off-campus sites which are greater than 100 miles from Birmingham or internet-based distance learning courses.

The President of UAB is hereby authorized to establish tuition and fee rates for students taking internet-based distance learning courses. Rates can be applied uniformly to both resident and non-resident students. However, the minimum tuition rate for these courses must match or exceed the tuition rate for resident students at UAB.

*The general tuition and fee schedule for the School of Medicine is quoted on an annual basis. Students who must enter or exit the academic program off-cycle must receive permission to do so and may be subject to a prorated tuition/fee charge per School of Medicine tuition policy. If the student is continuing with patient contact, liability insurance will be required. Should a student in the School of Medicine be required to remediate a course through self-study, the student will be charged an additional fee of $100 per class. First year students wishing to receive credit for enrollment in courses after the official end date of their academic year but prior to the start date of the next academic year must receive approval from the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education. A fee of $100 per class will be charged to extend the academic year in this manner.

**Should a student in the School of Dentistry be required to remediate a course requiring faculty instruction during a period in which the course is not normally taught, the student will be charged an additional fee of $500.00 per class. Those students required to remediate a course through self-study will be charged a fee of $100.00.

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***SREB contract students attending the School of Optometry are to be considered in-state students for tuition and fee purposes.

C. The University of Alabama in Huntsville

1. Students attending the College of Business Administration, the College of Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Nursing, and the College of Science, effective upon the beginning of the Fall Semester of the 2013-14 academic year:

a. Technology Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:

(1) For undergraduate and graduate studentsfor each semester hour $ 10.00

b. Student Activity Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:

(1) For undergraduate and graduate studentsfor each semester hour 7.00

c. Building Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


d. Student Safety Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


e. Health Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


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f. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 1semester hour 370.85

g. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 2semester hours 642.70

h. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 3semester hours 914.55

i. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 4semester hours 1,186.40

j. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 5semester hours 1,458.25

k. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 6semester hours 1,730.10

l. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 7semester hours 2,001.95

m. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 8semester hours 2,273.80

n. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 9semester hours 2,545.65

o. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 10semester hours 2,817.50

p. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 11semester hours 3,089.35

q. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 12semester hours 3,361.20

r. Tuition for undergraduate students for eachadditional hour in excess of 12 $ 130.85

s. Tuition for graduate students taking 1 semester hour 580.85

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t. Tuition for graduate students taking 2semester hours 1,044.70

u. Tuition for graduate students taking 3semester hours 1,509.55

v. Tuition for graduate students taking 4semester hours 1,974.40

w. Tuition for graduate students taking 5semester hours 2,439.25

x. Tuition for graduate students taking 6semester hours 2,904.10

y. Tuition for graduate students for eachadditional hour in excess of 6 348.85

z. Technology Fee to be paid by each out-of-state student as follows:

(1) For each undergraduate and graduatestudent for each semester hour 23.40

aa. Student Activity Fee to be paid by each out-of-state student as follows:


bb. Building Fee to be paid by each out-of-statestudent as follows:


cc. Student Safety Fee to be paid by each out-of-statestudent as follows:


dd. Health Fee to be paid by each out-of-state

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student as follows:


ee. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 1 semester hour 878.61

ff. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 2 semester hours 1,510.22

gg. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 3 semester hours 2,141.83

hh. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 4 semester hours 2,773.44

ii. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 5 semester hours 3,405.05

jj. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 6 semester hours 4,036.65

kk. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 7 semester hours 4,668.26

ll. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 8 semester hours 5,299.87

mm. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 9 semester hours 5,931.48

nn. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 10 semester hours 6,563.09

oo. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 11 semester hours $ 7,194.70

pp. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentstaking 12 semester hours 7,826.31

qq. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate studentsfor each additional hour in excess of 12 318.61

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rr. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 1 semester hour 1,324.61

ss. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 2 semester hours 2,405.22

tt. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 3 semester hours 3,485.83

uu. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 4 semester hours 4,566.44

vv. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 5 semester hours 5,647.05

ww. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students taking 6 semester hours 6,727.65

xx. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students for each additional hour in excess of 6 825.61

yy. In addition to the above, students taking classes ineach of the following colleges pay a per credit hourfee of:

College of Business 16.50

College of Engineering 38.00

College of Liberal Arts 11.00

College of Nursing 41.00

College of Science $ 19.00

Instructional facilities fee 3.00

A per semester campus dining fee of $225 is required for all off-campus, full-time undergraduate students and residents of Southeast Campus Housing (SECH) and Fraternity and Sorority Housing (FRSO)

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The President of UAHuntsville is hereby authorized to establish tuition and fee rates for students taking distance learning courses. Rates can be applied uniformly to both resident and non-resident students. However, the minimum tuition rate for these courses must match or exceed the tuition rate for resident students at UAHuntsville.

II. There is hereby levied, and each of the Presidents of The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and The University of Alabama in Huntsville is hereby authorized to cause to be collected, for and in the name of The Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama from the students attending the respective campus, such other and additional reasonable special fees and charges as shall be designated by him for special services as the said President in his sound discretion shall deem necessary and advisable to cover the reasonable costs of special services and activities, other than those specifically covered by the above levy, including but not limited to registration fees; application fees; laboratory fees; fees for conferences, short courses, non-credit laboratory training and other subbaccalaureate programs; audit fees in credit courses; post doctoral tuition and fees; late registration fees and late payment charges; health fees; fees for course changes; deferred examination fees; parking and traffic violation fees; transcript fees; diploma fees; cap and gown fees; deferred payment fees; post office box fees; graduation fees; microscope rental fees; instrument case rental fees; technique laboratory and technique block fees; special examination fees; breakage deposit fees; and returned check charges.

III. In the event any provision of this resolution shall be held invalid or unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holdings shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other provisions hereof.

IV. The classification of students as resident or non-resident, and consequently the application of the out-of-state fee levied hereby, shall be subject to and determined according to the policy adopted by the Board of Trustees in six resolutions approved by it on September 22, 1989, as amended by the Board of Trustees on October 27, 1989, on December 13, 1991, and by the Executive Committee on May 23, 1997, which defines non-resident students (meaning the same as out-of-state students) and establishes certain rules, policies, and procedures for that classification.

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V. It is understood that the above changes shall not be deemed to effect an abatement of any fees due and payable under previous resolutions. It is specifically understood that the building fees set forth herein have not been altered or amended, and it is specifically understood that the resolutions previously adopted levying these particular fees which are or will be pledged to finance construction or capital improvements shall remain in full force and effect.

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Exhibit ARESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED by The Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama as follows:

I. The following scale of tuition and fees for students attending The University of Alabama; The University of Alabama at Birmingham; and The University of Alabama in Huntsville is hereby established, effective on the dates indicated, and the said tuition and fees at the rates hereunder prescribed are hereby levied against and ordered collected from each such student. The President of each campus is authorized to promulgate regulations for deferral or adjustment of tuition and fees but in no event shall students be allowed to receive credit for courses taken in the term for which tuition and fees are billed or attend classes in any subsequent term without payment.

A. The University of Alabama

1. Tuition and fees for each fall or spring semester, effective with the Fall Semester, 2012 2013 (except for the College of Community Health Sciences):

a. A general tuition payable by each in-state undergraduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student 715.00

taking 1 semester hour* $ 695.00

(2) University tuition for each student 1,110.00taking 2 semester hours* 1,080.00

(3) University tuition for each student 1,505.00 taking 3 semester hours* 1,465.00

(4) University tuition for each student 1,900.00


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(5) University tuition for each student 2.750.00 taking 5 semester hours 2,675.00

(6) University tuition for each student 3,145.00 taking 6 semester hours 3,060.00

(7) University tuition for each student 3,525.00taking 7 semester hours $

3,430.00

(8) University tuition for each student 3,915.00taking 8 semester hours

3,810.00



(10) University tuition for each student 4,430.00taking 10 semester hours 4,315.00


11 semester hours

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4,415.00

(12) University tuition for each student 4,725.00taking 12 thru 16 semester hours 4,600.00

(13) University tuition for each additional 385.00hour in excess of 16 semester hours 375.00

b. A general tuition payable by each out-of-stateundergraduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student 1,315.00taking 1 semester hour* 1,260.00






(5) University tuition for each student 5,800/00

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(6) University tuition for each student 6,820/00 taking 6 semester hours 6,535.00

(7) University tuition for each student 7,830.00 taking 7 semester hour $ 7,505.00




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(11) University tuition for each student 11,765.00 taking 11 semester hour 11,275.00

(12) University tuition for each student 11,975.00 taking 12 thru 16 semester hours 11,475.00


1,010.00hour in excess of 16 semester hours 970.00

c. A general tuition payable by each in-state graduate main campus student:

(1) University tuition for each student 740.00taking 1 semester hour* 720.00



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(7) University tuition for each student 3,675.00taking 7 semester hours $ 3,580.00



(10) University tuition for each additional 410.00

hour in excess of 15 semester hours 400.00

d. A general tuition payable by each out-of-state

main campus graduate student:


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(7) University tuition for each student 8,505.00 taking 7 semester hour 8,150.00


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(10) University tuition for each additional 1,110.00

hour in excess of 15 semester hours $1,065.00

e. A general tuition payable by each in-state

main campus law student:





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(9) University tuition for each student 9,270.00Taking 9 semester hours 8,910.00

9 semester hours

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8,910.00

(10) University tuition for each student 10,385.00taking 10 to 16 semester hours 9,830.00

(11) University tuition for each additional 555.00hour in excess of 16 semester hours

540.00

f. A general tuition payable by each out-of-statemain campus law student:

(1) University tuition for each student 1,730.00taking 1 semester hour* $ 1,650.00




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(6) University tuition for each student 9.380.00 taking 6 semester hours 8,930.00




(10) University tuition for each student 17,420.00taking 10 to 16 semester hours 16,460.00

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(11) University tuition for each additional 1,165.00

hour in excess of 16 semester hours 1,115.00

g. Undergraduate main campus students enrolled for nine or more semester hours:

Minimum Food Buy-In -per semester 300.00

h. A general tuition payable by each Gadsden campus student:

(1) for in-state undergraduate student - 320.00per hour $ 312.00

(2) for out-of-state undergraduate 880.00student – per hour 843.00

(3) for in-state graduate student - 340.00per hour 330.00

(4) for out-of-state graduate student - 960.00per hour 920.00

i. A general tuition payable by each distancedegree student:

320.00(1) for undergraduate student – per hour

312.00

340.00(2) for graduate student – per hour 330.00

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2. College of Community Health Sciences, effective July 1, 2013

a. Tuition for in-state student to be paidin two equal installments with thefirst due on or before August 9, andthe second and final due on or beforeDecember 13 24,510.00

b. Tuition for out-of-state student tobe paid in two equal installmentswith the first due on or before August 9, and the second and final due on or before December 13 58,590.00

3. Summer term, effective upon the beginning ofthe 2013 2014 Summer School Term (except for the College of Community Health Sciences):

a. Tuition – main campus

(1) for in-state undergraduatestudent – per hour 395.00

(2) for in-state graduate student - 430.00per hour $ 420.00

(3) for in-state law student - 805.00 per hour 770.00

(4) for out-of state undergraduate 1,000.00student -- per hour 965.00

(5) for out-of-state graduate student - 1,105.00per hour 1,060.00

(6) for out-of-state law student – 1,410.00per hour 1,340.00

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b. Dining Dollars amount for undergraduate main campus students, enrolled 5 or moreSummer term hours 100.00

4. An equipment lab college fee for all courses in theCollege of Engineering - per hour 10.00

5. A communication course college fee for all coursesin the School of Communication - per hour 10.00

6. A human environmental sciences course college feefor all courses in the School of HumanEnvironmental Sciences - per hour 10.00

7. A nursing course college fee for all courses in theSchool of Nursing – per hour 20.00

8. A commerce and business administrationcourse college fee for all undergraduate commerce and business administration courses – per course 30.00

9. A commerce and business administrationcourse college fee for all graduate commerce andbusiness administration courses except forEMBA courses – per course 250.00

10. An arts and sciences college fee for all artsand sciences courses – per hour 10.00

11. An education college fee for all courses inthe College of Education – per hour 10.00

1112. A facilities fee charged on each course within a college, per college – per hour:

Arts & Sciences, Human Environmental Science, 4.25Social Work, Education, Law, Honors $ 4.00

5.25Commerce & Business, Communication 5.00

6.25Engineering, Community Health, Nursing

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6.00

1213. A technology fee charged on each course within a college, per college – per hour:

Arts & Sciences, Human Environmental Science, 5.25Social Work, Education, Law, Honors Colleges 5.00

Commerce & Business, Communication, Engineering,6.25

Community Health, Nursing 6.00

* Tuition for undergraduate, graduate, and law main campus students enrolled for less than 5 hours in a Fall or Spring semester does not include activity privileges or health services. Students may purchase these services for an additional charge.

B. The University of Alabama at Birmingham

1. Students attending the School of Medicine, effective for the 2013-2014 academic year:

a. A general tuition to be paid by each student other than an out-of-state student in two installments with the first payment ($12,255.00) due on or before September 1 and the second, and final payment ($12,255.00), due on or before January 1 $ 24,510.00*

b. An out-of-state general tuition to be paid by each out-of-state student in two installments with the first payment ($29,295.00) due on or before September 1 and the second, and final payment ($29,295.00), due on or before January 1 $ 58,590.00*

2. Students attending the first professional program in the School of Dentistry, effective for the 2013-2014 academic year**:

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a. A general tuition for each term to be paid by each student other than an out-of-state student according to the class level of the student:




4th year (senior)Fall & Spring (per term) 13,630.00

b. An out-of-state general tuition for each term to be paid by each out-of-state student according to the class level of the student:


2nd year (sophomore)



4th year (senior)Fall & Spring (per term) $ 31,770.00

3. Students attending the School of Optometry, effective for the 2013-14 academic year***:

a. A general tuition to be paid by each student other than an out-of-state

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student:


b. An out-of-state general tuition to be paid by each out-of-state student:


4. Students enrolled in undergraduate courses in the College of Arts & Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Engineering, the Graduate School, and specially designated interdisciplinary courses in the arts and sciences; effective August 1, 20122013:


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate enrolls each 490.00semester 462.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student 283.00enrolls each semester 267.00


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls 873.00each semester 823.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student 666.00 enrolls each semester $ 628.00

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c. per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student who is enrolled in the program on a full-time basis during each of the fall and spring terms 225.00

5. Students enrolled in undergraduate courses in the School of Health Professions, the School of Nursing, the School of Public Health, and in the programs in the Joint Health Science Departments; effective August 1, 20122013:


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate enrolls each 544.00semester 513.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student 337.00 enrolls each semester 318.00

b. A general tuition payable by eachout-of-state undergraduate student:

(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student enrolls 998.00each semester 941.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which an undergraduate student 791.00enrolls each semester 746.00

c. A per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student

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who is enrolled in the program on a full-time basis during each of the fall and spring terms $ 225.00

6. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the College of Arts & Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Engineering, and the Graduate School, effective August 1, 20122013:


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 562.00semester 530.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls 355.00each semester 335.00


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 1,042.00semester 983.00

(2) For each additional semester

hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls 835.00each semester 788.00

7. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the School of Health Professions and School of Nursing, effective August 1, 20122013:


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(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 664.00semester $ 626.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 457.00semester 431.00


(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 1,281.00semester 1,208.00

(2) For each additional semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls 1,074.00each semester 1,013.00

8. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the School of Public Health, effective August 1, 20122013:





(1) For the first semester hour of

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classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 1,068.00semester $ 1,007.00


9. Students enrolled in graduate courses in the programs in the Joint Health Science Departments, effective August 1, 20122013:





(1) For the first semester hour of classroom courses for which a graduate student enrolls each 1,009.00semester 952.00


10. Students attending the School of Dentistry and enrolled in the Dental Assisting Program for each semester and the summer term, effective July 1, 20122013:

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a. A general tuition payable by each student other than out-of-state students $ 2,133.00

b. An out-of-state general tuition payable by each out- of-state student 4,769.00

c. A per semester campus dining fee payable by each undergraduate student who is enrolled in the program on a full-time basis during each of the fall and spring terms 225.00

Full-time employees of The University of Alabama at Birmingham who are enrolled as students and who are taking courses offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham are exempted from the payment of the campus dining fees provided for above.

Campus dining fees may be waived at the discretion of the President for those students taking courses exclusively at off-campus sites which are greater than 100 miles from Birmingham or internet-based distance learning courses.

The President of UAB is hereby authorized to establish tuition and fee rates for students taking internet-based distance learning courses. Rates can be applied uniformly to both resident and non-resident students. However, the minimum tuition rate for these courses must match or exceed the tuition rate for resident students at UAB.

*The general tuition and fee schedule for the School of Medicine is quoted on an annual basis. Students who must enter or exit the academic program off-cycle must receive permission to do so and may be subject to a prorated tuition/fee charge per School of Medicine tuition policy. If the student is continuing with patient contact, liability insurance will be required. Should a student in the School of Medicine be required to remediate a course through self-study, the student will be charged an additional fee of $100 per class. First year students wishing to receive credit for enrollment in courses after the official end date of their academic year but prior to the start date of the next academic year

must receive approval from the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education. A fee of $100 per class will be charged to extend the academic year in this manner.

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**Should a student in the School of Dentistry be required to remediate a course requiring faculty instruction during a period in which the course is not normally taught, the student will be charged an additional fee of $500.00 per class. Those students required to remediate a course through self-study will be charged a fee of $100.00.

***SREB contract students attending the School of Optometry are to be considered in-state students for tuition and fee purposes.

C. The University of Alabama in Huntsville

1. Students attending the College of Business Administration, the College of Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Nursing, and the College of Science, effective upon the beginning of the Fall Semester of the 2012-132013-14 academic year:

a. Technology Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


b. Student Activity Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


c. Building Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:

(1) For undergraduate and graduate students 34.15for each semester hour 30.15

d. Student Safety Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:

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e. Health Fee to be paid by each in-state student as follows:


f. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 1 370.85semester hour 354.85

g. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 2 642.70semester hours 617.70

h. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 3 914.55semester hours 880.55

i. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 4 1,186.40semester hours 1,143.40

j. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 5 1,458.25semester hours 1,406.25

k. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 6 1,730.10semester hours 1,669.10

l. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 7 2,001.95semester hours 1,931.95

m. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 8 2,273.80semester hours 2,194.80

n. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 9 2,545.65semester hours 2,457.65

o. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 10 2,817.50semester hours 2,720.50

p. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 11 3,089.35semester hours 2,983.35

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q. Tuition for undergraduate students taking 12 3,361.20semester hours 3,246.20

r. Tuition for undergraduate students for each 130.85additional hour in excess of 12 127.85

s. Tuition for graduate students taking 1 580.85 semester hour 555.85

t. Tuition for graduate students taking 2 1,044.70semester hours $ 1,000.70

u. Tuition for graduate students taking 3 1,509.55semester hours 1,446.55

v. Tuition for graduate students taking 4 1,974.40semester hours 1,892.40

w. Tuition for graduate students taking 5 2,439.25semester hours 2,338.25

x. Tuition for graduate students taking 6 2,904.10semester hours 2,784.10

y. Tuition for graduate students for each 348.85additional hour in excess of 6 337.85

z. Technology Fee to be paid by each out-of-state student as follows:

(1) For each undergraduate and graduate 23.40student for each semester hour 24.00

aa. Student Activity Fee to be paid by each out-of-state student as follows:

(1) For each undergraduate and graduate 16.38student for each semester hour 16.80

bb. Building Fee to be paid by each out-of-statestudents as follows:

(1) For each undergraduate and graduate 79.91

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student for each semester hour 72.76

cc. Student Safety Fee to be paid by each out-of-statestudent as follows:


dd. Health Fee to be paid by each out-of-statestudent as follows:

(1) For undergraduate and graduate students 7.02for each semester hour $ 4.80

ee. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 878.61taking 1 semester hour 866.24

ff. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 1,510.22taking 2 semester hours 1,492.48

gg. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 2,141.83taking 3 semester hours 2,118.72

hh. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 2,773.44taking 4 semester hours 2,744.96

ii. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 3,405.05taking 5 semester hours 3,371.20

jj. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 4,036.65taking 6 semester hours 3,997.44

kk. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 4,668.26taking 7 semester hours 4,623.68

ll. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 5,299.87taking 8 semester hours 5,249.92

mm. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 5,931.48taking 9 semester hours 5,876.16

nn. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 6,563.09taking 10 semester hours 6,502.40

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oo. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 7,194.70taking 11 semester hours 7,128.64

pp. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 7,826.31taking 12 semester hours 7,754.88

qq. Tuition for out-of-state undergraduate students 318.61for each additional hour in excess of 12 $ 319.24

rr. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 1,324.61 taking 1 semester hour 1,304.24

ss. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 2,405.22 taking 2 semester hours 2,370.48

tt. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 3,485.83taking 3 semester hours 3,436.72

uu. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 4,566.44taking 4 semester hours 4,502.96

vv. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 5,647.05 taking 5 semester hours 5,569.20

ww. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 6,727.65taking 6 semester hours 6,635.44

xx. Tuition for out-of-state graduate students 825.61for each additional hour in excess of 6 817.24

yy. In addition to the above, students taking classes ineach of the following colleges pay a per credit hourfee of:

College of Business 16.50

College of Engineering 38.00

College of Liberal Arts 11.00

College of Nursing 41.00

College of Science 17.0019.00

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Instructional facilities fee 3.00

A per semester campus dining fee of $215 225 is required for all off-campus, full-time undergraduate students and residents of Southeast Campus Housing (SECH) and Fraternity and Sorority Housing (FRSO).

The President of UAHuntsville is hereby authorized to establish tuition and fee rates for students taking distance learning courses. Rates can be applied uniformly to both resident and non-resident students. However, the minimum tuition rate for these courses must match or exceed the tuition rate for resident students at UAHuntsville.

II. There is hereby levied, and each of the Presidents of The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and The University of Alabama in Huntsville is hereby authorized to cause to be collected, for and in the name of The Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama from the students attending the respective campus, such other and additional reasonable special fees and charges as shall be designated by him for special services as the said President in his sound discretion shall deem necessary and advisable to cover the reasonable costs of special services and activities, other than those specifically covered by the above levy, including but not limited to registration fees; application fees; laboratory fees; fees for conferences, short courses, non-credit laboratory training and other subbaccalaureate programs; audit fees in credit courses; post doctoral tuition and fees; late registration fees and late payment charges; health fees; fees for course changes; deferred examination fees; parking and traffic violation fees; transcript fees; diploma fees; cap and gown fees; deferred payment fees; post office box fees; graduation fees; microscope rental fees; instrument case rental fees; technique laboratory and technique block fees; special examination fees; breakage deposit fees; and returned check charges.

III. In the event any provision of this resolution shall be held invalid or unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holdings shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other provisions hereof.

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IV. The classification of students as resident or non-resident, and consequently the application of the out-of-state fee levied hereby, shall be subject to and determined according to the policy adopted by the Board of Trustees in six resolutions approved by it on September 22, 1989, as amended by the Board of Trustees on October 27, 1989, on December 13, 1991, and by the Executive Committee on May 23, 1997, which defines non-resident students (meaning the same as out-of-state students) and establishes certain rules, policies, and procedures for that classification.

V. It is understood that the above changes shall not be deemed to effect an abatement of any fees due and payable under previous resolutions. It is specifically understood that the building fees set forth herein have not been altered or amended, and it is specifically understood that the resolutions previously adopted levying these particular fees which are or will be pledged to finance construction or capital improvements shall remain in full force and effect.

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