(A) A student in any college who
registers for twelve or more credit hours shall be entitled to the privileges
of a full-time student. Full-time fees shall be assessed, based on the
student's college and class codes and the student's residency status,
for a student registering for no less than twelve and no more than eighteen
credit hours per semester. Graduate students are assessed full-time fees when
registering for ten to eighteen hours, inclusive.
(B) A
student may at his/her option, and with the approval of the student's
college, register for fewer than twelve credit-hours. Such a student shall be
considered to be a part-time student. Part-time fees shall be assessed, based
on course level and student residency status, on a per credit-hour basis, for a
student registering for less than twelve credit hours per semester, except for
graduate students who are assessed full-time fees when registering for ten or
more hours.
(C) A
student may register as an auditor and attend courses without receiving
academic credit. Such students shall pay the same charge for audited courses as
that charged for credit courses. For full-time students the fees for audited
courses shall be assessed, based on the student's college and class codes
and the student's residency status, at the full-time tuition rate. For
part-time students the fees for audited courses shall be assessed, based on the
student's college and class codes and the student's residency status,
at the part-time per credit hour rate.
(D) Students who have registered for hours in excess of
eighteen shall be considered to have overload hours. Fees for overload hours
shall be assessed at the part-time rate. Undergraduate part-time fees shall be
assessed for the number of undergraduate hours over eighteen and graduate
part-time fees shall be assessed for the number of graduate hours over
eighteen.
(E) Fee assessments shall be subject to audit at any time
throughout the academic career of the student. Students who register late shall
pay the tuition assessment of the current semester rather than the fees charged
during the semester of registration. Tuition assessment includes instructional
fee, non-resident surcharge, information technology and instructional equipment
fee, and general fee. This recommendation includes any registration adjustment
that involves fees, such as changing from undergraduate to graduate credit.
Residency of the semester of registration is used to assess fees.
(F) Any resident of Ohio who meets the conditions set by
section 3333.26 of the Revised Code and who is admitted to the university of
Cincinnati, shall not be required to pay any tuition or student fee for up to
four academic years of education at the undergraduate level.
(G) Tuition reciprocity for Kentucky residents shall be
approved for undergraduate courses under the conditions established by the
university of Cincinnati and northern Kentucky university.
(H) Graduate students enrolled at the hebrew union
college-jewish institute of religion and at the university of Cincinnati shall
be permitted to register for appropriate courses at either institution but
shall be required to pay fees exclusively to the institution from which the
degree is being sought. Faculty members of the hebrew union college-jewish
institute of religion and the university of Cincinnati may register for courses
at either institution without being required to pay fees.
(I) Students may enroll in military science classes without
payment of the normal credit hour nor overload fees.
(J) The fee for noncredit courses shall carry a credit
option which shall be equal to the per credit hour charge of the course, unless
otherwise noted. The administration may charge a fee higher than the per credit
hour charge for some courses to cover the cost of special instructors, material
and equipment.
(K) Foreign students, because of visa regulations, normally
shall be expected to maintain full-time student status and pay full-time
student fees. In extenuating circumstances, as interpreted by the registrar,
they may pay fees by the credit hour.
(L) Late registration fees shall be assessed in
progressively increasing amounts according to the schedule published by the
office of the registrar. Registrations beginning with the sixteenth day of the
semester shall not be permitted without the approval of the registrar or the
"Late Registration Appeals Committee."
