Summer 2009
In-State Tuition and Mandatory Fees
In-State Undergraduate
- Tuition: based on a per-credit rate of $223 per credit
- Activity Fee: $12.50 per credit with a $150 maximum
- Instructional Fee/Off-Campus Instructional Fee: $22.30 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee: $44
In-State Graduate
- Tuition: based on a per-credit rate of $357 per credit
- Activity Fee: $12.50 per credit with a $150 maximum
- Instructional Fee (Master’s): $53.55 per credit
- Instructional Fee (Doctoral): $71.40 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee: $44
Out-of-State Tuition and Mandatory Fees
Out-of-State Undergraduate
- Tuition: based on a per-credit rate of $558 per credit
- Activity Fee: $12.50 per credit with a $150 maximum
- Instructional Fee/Off-Campus Instructional Fee: $22.30 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee: $67
Non-Pennsylvania Resident Tuition Discount Full-Time Undergraduate
Students who live in Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia automatically qualify for the tuition discount based on their residency in these states.
Students from other states who have earned a B average at the time of graduation will also qualify for the discount.
For first-time freshmen, this means that you have earned a minimum 3.0 on a 4.0 grade-point average scale or an 85 percent on a percentage scale.
The Office of Admissions will determine eligibility for these and other grading scales as necessary.
Transfer students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 from any and all institutions they have attended before enrolling at IUP.
Students must meet the academic requirements for the tuition differential at the time of initial matriculation in order to receive the discount.
Currently enrolled students cannot qualify for the discount if they did not meet qualifications upon initial enrollment at IUP.
Find more information about the Non-Pennsylvania Resident Tuition Discount.
Non-Pennsylvania Resident Tuition Discount Undergraduate
- Tuition: based on a per-credit rate of $335.00 per credit
- Activity Fee - $12.50 per credit with a $150 maximum
- Instructional Fee - $22.30 per credit
- Registration Fee - $32.00
- Technology Fee - $67.00
Out-of-State Graduate
- Tuition: based on a per-credit rate of $572 per credit
- Activity Fee: $12.50 per credit with a $150 maximum
- Instructional Fee (Master’s): $53.55 per credit
- Instructional Fee (Doctoral): $71.40 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee: $67
Total Distance Education
Undergraduate
- Tuition (In State): based on a per-credit rate of $223 per credit
- Tuition (Out of State): based on a per-credit rate of $256 per credit
- Off-Campus Instructional Fee: $22.30 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee (In State): $44
- Technology Fee (Out of State): $67
Graduate
- Tuition (In State): based on a per-credit rate of $357 per credit
- Tuition (Out of State): based on a per-credit rate of $411 per credit
- Instructional Fee (Master’s): $53.55 per credit
- Instructional Fee (Doctoral): $71.40 per credit
- Registration Fee: $32
- Technology Fee (In State): $44
- Technology Fee (Out of State): $67
For rates on housing and meal plans, please visit the Office of Housing and Residence Life website.
Explanation of Fees
Activity Fee
This fee is collected from all students and administered through the Student Cooperative Association under regulations approved by the Council of Trustees. This fee covers the cost of student activities in athletics, lectures, entertainment, student publications, etc. The Activity Fee is payable in one sum for the semester. This fee is mandatory and can only be waived or reduced under certain conditions, which are outlined in the Activity Fee Policy.
Instructional Fee/Off-Campus Instructional Fee
Instructional fee revenue is used for purchase of library books and periodicals, equipment, and other instructional needs and programs. In addition, the fee covers building maintenance and repair projects.
Registration Fee
A registration fee of $32 per semester is assessed to all students.
Technology Fee
Technology fee revenue is used for academic or instructional technology as a direct benefit for students to help them to achieve the learning objectives of their academic programs. This fee covers items such as student computer laboratories, specialized software, hardware, databases, and licensing fees.
