Undergraduate Tuition & Fees
Beginning Summer 2013, non-resident tuition will be reduced to the same rate as resident tuition.
Financial aid. A variety of financial aid and scholarships is available. Please check our financial aid web page. To be eligible for financial aid, undergraduate students must be seeking a degree, and enrolled in at least 6 credits. More information
Veterans benefits. If you have question about using veterans benefits, please contact the Office of Veterans Affairs at 509-335-1234 or veterans@wsu.edu. Also visit the Veterans Affairs website.
Washington state employees. WSU Online courses are not included in the employee tuition waiver program.
| Summer 2013 Undergraduate Tuition Rates |
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Summer tuition is $494 per credit, for undergraduate residents and non-residents. Note: WSU does not send paper billing statements. Check the Finances section in zzusis to find out what you owe. Select this link to learn how to pay tuition. |
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# of credits |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
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Cost |
$494 |
$988 |
$1,482 |
$1,976 |
$2,470 |
$2,964 |
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# of credits |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
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Cost |
$3,458 |
$3,952 |
$4,446 |
$4,940 |
$5,434 |
$5,928 |
| Fall 2012 - Spring 2013 Undergraduate Tuition Rates |
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Tuition rates for 2013-14 academic year (Fall 2013 - Spring 2014) will be determined in June. Note: WSU does not send paper billing statements. Check the Finances section in zzusis to find out what you owe. Select this link to learn how to pay tuition. Academic seminar (one-credit face-to-face courses) tuition is $454 per credit for resident and non-resident students, and is in addition to the regular tuition fee. You may request remaining financial aid eligibility to cover the cost by selecting the Special Fees option on the Academic Year Revision Request Form. More information |
| Resident Status | Credits | Cost |
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Resident *There is a two credit minimum charge during the Fall and Spring semesters. |
Part-time (less than 10 credits)* |
$569 per credit |
Full-time (10-18 credits) |
$5,693 |
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Over 18 credits |
$544 per credit (in addition to full-time tuition) |
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Non-resident *There is a two credit minimum charge during the Fall and Spring semesters. |
Part-time (less than 10 credits)* |
$729 per credit |
Full-time (10-18 credits) |
$7,285 |
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Over 18 credits |
$704 per credit (in addition to full-time tuition) |
| Additional Fees |
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Textbooks Many courses offered through WSU Online have required textbooks. Students typically order textbooks online from WSU's bookstore, The Bookie, Too. Media Rental Fees Many courses offered through WSU Online have required media or other course materials (online media, DVDs). Media provided by WSU will be charged to students' accounts and should be paid with tuition before the deadline. Some courses may require students to obtain certain titles by renting them from a local outlet. Lab Kit Fees Some courses have lab kits that will be automatically sent to you when you register for a course. Do not return opened lab kits. The fees for media and lab kits are listed in the WSU Online course descriptions and are charged to students' accounts to be paid with WSU tuition. Proctoring Fees Some WSU Online courses may require you to take proctored exams, which are exams taken under the supervision of an acceptable proctor. Some proctors charge a fee to the student. When contacting a local proctor, students should ask about that charge. WSU Writing Portfolio Fees WSU Online students completing the WSU Writing Portfolio will be assessed $36.70 in fees ($20 from WSU Online and $16.70 from WSU) on their student account for the costs associated with administering the portfolio. If students choose to take the online timed writing exam instead of the paper-based exam, there is an additional $35 fee. Note: Beginning August 1, 2013, the fee from WSU will change from $16.70 to $50.00. |
