Courses and Expenses, 1960

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Tuition Fees

For each semester hour for which the student registers (except for work in the Law School, for courses in Departments of Instruction in the School of Engineering, for courses in the College of General Studies Off-Campus Division, for work toward a Master’s degree in Engineering, and for work taken by a candidate for a Doctor’s degree)$24.00

For each semester hour for which the student registers in the Law School $25.00

For each semester hour for which the student registers for courses in Departments of Instruction in the School of Engineering $25.00

For the degree of Doctor of Medicine, for two semesters $1,200.00

For the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Education, or Doctor of Business Administration:

For work leading to and including the Council Fellowship or General examination (not including elementary courses numbered 1-100) $800.00

For work leading to and including the final examination $800.00

For the degree of Doctor of Juridical Science:

For work leading to and including the final examination $800.00

For the degree of Master of Engineering Administration:

For work leading to and including the Comprehensive Examination $700.00

For the degree of Master of Science in Engineering:

For work leading to and including the Comprehensive Examination $800.00

For the degree of Doctor of Science:

For work leading to and including the Qualifying Examination $1,200.00

For work leading to and including the final examination $1,200.00

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Author or Source: University Bulletin, 1960/61
Document Location: University Archives
Date Added to Encyclopedia: December 21, 2006
Prepared by: Lyle Slovick, Assistant University Archivist

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