July 14, 2008: Fall Billing

August 1, 2008: Fall Tuition/Fees Due

July 23, 2008: Late Registration Begins

September 3, 2008: Last day to reduce hours for a tuition adjustment

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Tuition and Fees

Fall 2008
Master of Accounting (MAC)
Residents of North Carolina
Hours Tuition Required Fees Total
0-2 $1,385.00 $237.48 $1,622.48
3-5 $2,770.00 $237.48 $3,007.48
6-8 $4,155.00 $474.95 $4,629.95
9+ $5,540.00 $712.50 $6,252.50

Nonresidents of North Carolina
Hours Tuition Required Fees Total
0-2 $2,891.00 $237.48 $3,128.48
3-5 $5,782.00 $237.48 $6,019.48
6-8 $8,673.00 $474.95 $9,147.95
9+ $11,533.00 $712.50 $12,245.50


If you have further questions about the given rates, please contact The College of Management.

Special Rates

  • Distance Education tuition and fees are separate and distinct from the tuition and fees charged for on-campus courses. Distance Education courses are identified with a 600-section number. On-campus tuition and fee charges are determined based solely on on-campus enrollment. Distance Education tuition and fee charges are determined based solely on Distance Education enrollment.
  • All Undergraduate Studies (UGS) students are charged at the Undergraduate Rate. Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) students who enroll in any 100-400 level courses only are also charged at the undergraduate rate. PBS students enroll in any 500-800 level courses are charged at the graduate rate for all courses for which they are registered.
  • Cooperative Education Program Fee: $338.00. Students enrolled for both co-op and other course work must pay the rates applicable to both type registrations.
  • North Carolina residents, ages 65 or older, are allowed to register for courses on a space available basis without payment of tuition or mandatory fees. For information concerning procedures and regulations, please visit Over 65 Tuition Waiver Regulations.
  • Full-time faculty/staff course: Completed waiver for a given semester must be received in the Cashier's Office no later than 5:00 pm on the 10th day of classes for a Fall or Spring semester or the 3rd day of a summer session. For information concerning regulations, please visit Faculty Staff Tuition Waiver Regulations.

Audits

  • Undergraduates Degree students; the fee to audit a course is the same as if the course is taken for credit.
  • Graduate Degree students: when registering during the Fall or Spring semester and paying for other on-campus coursework, one on-campus audit course is free. Distance Education courses do not qualify as “other on-campus course work” and are not eligible for the free audit. When registered for more than one audit course, or for an audit course only, the rates are the same as for credit. There are no free audits in the summer sessions.