Now you can enroll in online courses and complete the coursework during semester break.
Choose from courses in education, liberal studies, psychology, and more. This is a separate session that ends prior to the Spring semester. It runs from Wednesday, January 2, 2013, to Wednesday, January 23, 2013.
Registration begins Wednesday, October 17, 2012, for undergraduates and Monday, October 29, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. for graduates; follow URSA directions. (tentative dates)
Check the Distance Education site for more information and a complete list of courses.
Financial Aid Information
Students attending the Winter session may potentially be eligible for additional financial aid funding to assist with winter session costs if enrolled in the subsequent Spring semester at IUP. Any financial aid awarded as a result of attendance in the winter session will be paid to the student’s account during the Spring 2013 semester.
Students who are part-time, undergraduate students in the Spring 2013 semester (i.e., less than 12 credits in the Spring semester) and who are otherwise eligible for PHEAA State or Pell grant funding may be eligible for an increased grant(s). This will be automatically reviewed by the Financial Aid office at the completion of the drop/add period for the Spring semester. No action is required on the part of the student.
A student who is receiving Stafford loan funding and who did not borrow the maximum loan amount for his/her grade level may be eligible for additional Stafford loan due to the inclusion of costs for the Winter term. This will automatically be reviewed by the Financial Aid office. No action is required on the part of the student.
Students who would like additional funding in a PLUS or alternative loan may apply. Please indicate on the PLUS or alternative loan application that this funding is for the period of January 28, 2013, to May 10, 2013, since all financial aid for Winter term is processed and paid to the student account during the Spring term.
Feel free to contact the Financial Aid Office at 724-357-2218 or financial-aid@iup.edu with any questions.
Important Billing Information:
- November 28, 2012: Billing statement if registered prior to November 28, 2012.
- December 20, 2012: Payment due in full
- December 23, 2012: Billing statement if registered between November 28 and December 23, 2012.
- January 20, 2013: Payment due in full
All billing statements can be viewed online at IUP EasyPay through URSA. Select for more information on IUP EasyPay and payment methods.
Refund Schedule
To receive a 100 percent refund, you must drop on or before Wednesday, January 2, 2013. Students withdrawing after this date will receive no reduction in tution and fees.
In-State Tuition and Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate
- Tuition - $268.00 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee - $28.30 per credit
- Registration Fee - $32.00
- Technology Fee - $15.00 per credit
- Student Services Fee - $9.00 per credit
Graduate
- Tuition - $429.00 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee (Master’s) - $67.50 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee (Doctoral) - $90.00 per credit
- Registration Fee - $32.00
- Technology Fee - $21.00 per credit
- Student Services Fee - $6.00 per credit
Out-of-State Tuition and Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate
- Tuition - $308.20 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee - $69.22 per credit
- Registration Fee - $32.00
- Technology Fee - $23.00 per credit
- Student Services Fee - $9.00 per credit
Graduate
- Tuition - $493.35 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee (Master’s) - $101.25 per credit
- Off-campus Instructional Fee (Doctoral) - $135.00 per credit
- Registration Fee - $32.00
- Technology Fee - $31.00 per credit
- Student Services Fee - $6.00 per credit
Explanation of Fees:
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, including summer terms, 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.
Student Service Fee
Student Service Fee is used to support programming and services supporting the out-of-classroom experience for both undergraduate and graduate student.
