University of cincinnati tuition fees for international students

How does half-price tuition sound? Tuition at UC Blue Ash is about half of most colleges and universities.

We provide an authentic University of Cincinnati education. That means you will be well prepared, whether you transition to the UC Uptown campus, complete your bachelor’s degree at our college, or start your career after earning your associate degree.

• In-State: $6,790 per year (2022-23 Cohort)
• Out-of-State: $15,588 per year (2022-23 Cohort)

What is the Tuition Guarantee?

The Cincinnati Tuition Guarantee is a cohort-based program that sets tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board at a consistent rate for up to four or five years depending on the length of a student's academic program. Degree-seeking first-year and transfer students enrolling at our Uptown or regional campuses are eligible.

Investing in a college education is one of the most impactful decisions you can make for future success. And we believe every student and family deserves to know exactly what that investment will be.

Being transparent and consistent about costs means that students can fully focus on their Cincinnati experience – both in the classroom and beyond.

• Get the full details on the Tuition Guarantee
• See a full breakdown of UC Blue Ash costs and fees

Tuition and Fees Breakdown

*These fees include Standard Programs, Art, Communication and E-Media Programs, and Health Related Programs. They do not include the BTAS program.

Tuition and fees are for 12-18 hours per semester. This does not include additional costs such as books, lab/college/program fees, the first-year student success fee ($175 full-time per term) and health insurance premiums. Some UCBA technology and health care programs may have additional program fees.

The first-year student success fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with <30 cummulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

UCBA students registering as part-time students with Uptown campus courses will be charged appropriate Uptown campus fees. Full time students matriculated at UCBA pay full-time UCBA fees; however, if taking 7 or more credit hours of Uptown courses, students will be charged a differential fee. Fees are subject to change by the UC Board of Trustees.

**Applies to full-time students taking 7 or more units on main campus. See Student Bill Line Item Descriptions for additonal information regarding differential fees and when they are assessed.

Distance-Learning Programs

Program-Specific Fees

***This fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with < 30 cumulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

*These fees include Standard Programs, Art, Communication and E-Media Programs, and Health Related Programs. They do not include the BTAS program.

Tuition and fees are for 12-18 hours per semester. This does not include additional costs such as books, lab/college/program fees, the first-year student success fee ($175 full-time per term) and health insurance premiums. Some UCBA technology and health care programs may have additional program fees.

The first-year student success fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with <30 cummulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

UCBA students registering as part-time students with Uptown campus courses will be charged appropriate Uptown campus fees. Full time students matriculated at UCBA pay full-time UCBA fees; however, if taking 7 or more credit hours of Uptown courses, students will be charged a differential fee. Fees are subject to change by the UC Board of Trustees.

**Applies to full-time students taking 7 or more units on main campus. See Student Bill Line Item Descriptions for additonal information regarding differential fees and when they are assessed.

Distance-Learning Programs

Program-Specific Fees

***This fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with < 30 cumulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

*These fees include Standard Programs, Art, Communication and E-Media Programs, and Health Related Programs. They do not include the BTAS program.

Tuition and fees are for 12-18 hours per semester. This does not include additional costs such as books, lab/college/program fees, the first-year student success fee ($175 full-time per term) and health insurance premiums. Some UCBA technology and health care programs may have additional program fees.

The first-year student success fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with <30 cummulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

UCBA students registering as part-time students with Uptown campus courses will be charged appropriate Uptown campus fees. Full time students matriculated at UCBA pay full-time UCBA fees; however, if taking 7 or more credit hours of Uptown courses, students will be charged a differential fee. Fees are subject to change by the UC Board of Trustees.

**Applies to full-time students taking 7 or more units on main campus. See Student Bill Line Item Descriptions for additonal information regarding differential fees and when they are assessed.

Distance-Learning Programs

Program-Specific Fees

***This fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with < 30 cumulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

*These fees include Standard Programs, Art, Communication and E-Media Programs, and Health Related Programs. They do not include the BTAS program.

Tuition and fees are for 12-18 hours per semester. This does not include additional costs such as books, lab/college/program fees, the first-year student success fee ($175 full-time per term) and health insurance premiums. Some UCBA technology and health care programs may have additional program fees.

The first-year student success fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with <30 cummulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

UCBA students registering as part-time students with Uptown campus courses will be charged appropriate Uptown campus fees. Full time students matriculated at UCBA pay full-time UCBA fees; however, if taking 7 or more credit hours of Uptown courses, students will be charged a differential fee. Fees are subject to change by the UC Board of Trustees.

**Applies to full-time students taking 7 or more units on main campus. See Student Bill Line Item Descriptions for additonal information regarding differential fees and when they are assessed.

Distance-Learning Programs

Program-Specific Fees

***This fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with < 30 cumulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

*These fees include Standard Programs, Art, Communication and E-Media Programs, and Health Related Programs. They do not include the BTAS program.

Tuition and fees are for 12-18 hours per semester. This does not include additional costs such as books, lab/college/program fees, the first-year student success fee ($175 full-time per term) and health insurance premiums. Some UCBA technology and health care programs may have additional program fees.

The first-year student success fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with <30 cummulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

UCBA students registering as part-time students with Uptown campus courses will be charged appropriate Uptown campus fees. Full time students matriculated at UCBA pay full-time UCBA fees; however, if taking 7 or more credit hours of Uptown courses, students will be charged a differential fee. Fees are subject to change by the UC Board of Trustees.

**Applies to full-time students taking 7 or more units on main campus. See Student Bill Line Item Descriptions for additonal information regarding differential fees and when they are assessed.

Distance-Learning Programs

Program-Specific Fees

***This fee is assessed each term to students with a UCBA primary program with < 30 cumulative earned credit hours/units. Students with recorded degrees from other institutions are exempt.

How Fees Are Determined

• Full-Time Students — If you are enrolled for 12 or more semester credit hours, you are considered a full-time student and your fees are charged on the basis of a full-time semester fee charge. Full-time tuition normally covers 12 to 18 credit hours per semester. Should you register for more than 18 hours you will be charged the full-time rate plus the part-time credit hour rate for every credit hour over 18.
• Part-Time Students — If you are taking fewer than 12 hours per semester you will be charged by the credit hour. Credit hour fees are based upon your residence classification and the credit hour fee charge set for the academic college or unit offering the course you are taking.
• Ohio Residence — Fees are determined on the basis of whether you are a resident of the State of Ohio or you live outside the state. Lower fees are assessed to Ohio residents because the state provides support to the university for them. The additional charge to out-of-state students is called the out-of-state surcharge.
• Late Registration Fees — A $25 Late Registration Fees will be charged for each class that is added after the last day to drop for that session. The dates when Late Registration Fees will be assessed are listed in the Dates and Deadlines Calendar for each semester.
• Fee Differential — UCBA students taking full-time classes may take 6 credit hours in UC Uptown classes and pay the UCB full-time flat rate. If they take 7 or more credit hours in UC Uptown classes, they will be charged a tuition differential.

How to Pay Your Tuition and Fees

UC Blue Ash College offers many ways for you to conveniently make payments. Use the following resources to learn about the various methods available to help fund your education.

• Financial Aid
• Scholarships
• Loans
• Work Study
• Grants

Resources

Contact Information

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Phone: 513-556-1000
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