Tuition & Fees
Resident Tuition Rate
Tuition supports classroom instruction and general operating expenses. Tuition is
assessed based on the residency classification, student matriculation level (undergraduate/graduate/law)
and the number of hours enrolled. For example, a graduate student taking an undergraduate
course will be charged graduate tuition.
Non-Resident & International Tuition Rate
Students who are classified as Non-Resident or International by the Office of Admissions
pay an additional fee as indicated in the University Fee Chart. Non-Resident & International Fees are assessed based on student matriculation level
(undergraduate/graduate/law) and the number of hours enrolled. The cost of Non-Resident
& International fees are based on a per hour basis.
Guaranteed Tuition Rate
- This plan is available to all first-time, first-year undergraduate resident, non-resident, international and UofM Global students.
- Each year, the Guaranteed Tuition Plan will be calculated based on the approval of the University of Memphis Board of Trustees and within the approved percentage increases by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
- Incoming first-time, first-year undergraduate students will have the opportunity to opt-in to the guaranteed rate plan.
- A new guaranteed tuition rate will be established for each fall cohort of new first-time, first-year undergraduate students: resident, non-resident, international and UofM Global.
- The new cohort rate will be available for eight consecutive regular semesters for the undergraduate first-time, first-year students of each ensuing fall semester.
Please note: The Guaranteed Tuition Plan covers tuition only. It does not include costs associated with university service fees, online course fees, academic program fees, course/lab/clinical fees, non-mandatory fees, non-academic fees (housing, meal plans, parking permits, etc.).
UofM Global Tuition Rate
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Students enrolled in U of M Global courses (Mxx) will be assessed fees at the per-hour rate listed below. |
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| Undergraduate | Applies to any course with section Mxx | $431 per credit hour* |
| Undergraduate - Guaranteed | Applies to any course with section Mxx and capped at 12 hours | $431 per credit hour* |
| Graduate | Applies to any course with section Mxx | $623 per credit hour* |
TN eCampus Tuition Rate
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Students enrolled in TNeCampus courses will be assessed fees at the per-hour rate listed below, with no maximum, and in addition to on campus and U of M Online courses. Note: Graduate Assistant waivers will cover TNeCampus maintenance fee (tuition) but will NOT cover TN eCampus online fee. *Includes TN eCampus Program online fee at $139 per credit/audit hour |
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| Undergraduate - In-State Residents | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $497 per credit hour* |
| Undergraduate - Non-Resident | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $682 per credit hour* |
| Undergraduate - International | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $867 per credit hour* |
| Graduate - In-State Resident | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $744 per credit hour* |
| Graduate - Non Resident | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $897 per credit hour* |
| Graduate - International | Applies to any course with section "Rxx" | $1,120 per credit hour* |
The University Services fee is a single, comprehensive fee that helps fund a number of university services which provide support for the students' academic experiences and access to activities and services. The University Service fee provides funding for academic technology initiatives and various student services, and is assessed on the basis of a student's matriculation level (undergraduate/graduate/law/special programs) and the number of hours enrolled. All students are encouraged to utilize the benefits provided, that include access to campus technology (internet, computer labs), parking, athletic events, recreation facilities, etc.
For each semester, students that are enrolled will be assessed the University Service fee with a cap on the fee based on the academic enrollment level. The Undergraduate level is capped at 12 credit hours; Graduate level is capped at 10 credit hours; Law level is capped at 11 credit hours; and special programs are assessed based on the enrollment and/or participation. The University Service Fee or any portion of the University Service Fee is ineligible to be waived.
| Course Fees 2023-2024 | |
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ABA Practicum Fee SPED 7519/8519 |
$200 per course |
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Applied Music Fee Charged to all applied music (private lessons) courses |
$160 per term for a half-hour lesson per week $320 per term for an hour lesson per week |
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Music Recital Fee Charged to Junior and Senior Recitals |
$50 per course |
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Applied Voice Fee Charged to all students enrolled in THEA 3200 |
$160 per half-hour lesson per week |
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Architecture and Interior Architecture Course Fee Charged to all ARCH courses |
$30 per credit/audit hour |
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Broadcast and Film/Video Course Fee Charged to COMM 1823, 3801, 3820, 3821, 3823, 3824, 3842, 4822, 4824, 4825, 4841, 4842, 4891, 4892, 4993, 4999*,6822, 6824, 6825, 6841, 6842, 6891, 7892, 7993*, 7994*, 7995, JOUR 4629, 4639 and 4649, with no maximum. (*when applicable) |
$30 per credit/audit hour |
| Communication Sciences and Disorders Applies to most AUSP graduate courses |
$35 per credit/audit hour |
| Dietetic Internship | $1,672 in addition to tuition and fees |
| Executive MSN | $835 in addition to tuition and fees |
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Executive MBA Program Note: Executive MBA Course Fee charged to all students enrolled in the Executive MBA Program, in addition to tuition, fees, and business course fees. |
$870 per credit/audit hour |
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Fine Art Course Fee Charged to all ART and ARTH courses except ART 1030. |
$30 per credit/audit hour |
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Fogelman College of Business and Economics Applies to all course numbers beginning with 3 or higher including UOM Online. |
$35 per credit/audit hour |
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Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality & Resort Management Applies to all course numbers beginning with 3 or higher including UOM Online. |
$65 per credit/audit hour |
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Health Sciences [HLSC] Course: 3001 |
$80 per course |
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Herff College of Engineering Applies to all Engineering courses |
$55 per credit/audit hour |
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International MBA Program |
$3,000 in addition to registration fees |
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Loewenberg College of Nursing [NURS] Applies to all course numbers beginning with 3 or higher including TN eCampus (formerly RODP) and UOM Online. |
$32 per credit/audit hour |
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Performing Arts Course Fee Applies to undergraduate and graduate courses. Excludes- THEA 1030, DANC 1151, and THEA 3200 |
$20 per credit/audit hour |
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AMSL Course Fee Charged to ASL courses |
$30 per course |
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Journalism & Strategic Media Course Fees ADVR 3324, CRMM 4140, 4500, 4526, 4550, 4560, 4600, 4900, 4920, JRSM 1800, 3900, 3905, JOUR, 3526, 3629, 3800, 4124, 4150, 4155, 4160, 4165, 4170, 4180, 4185, 4190, 4530, 4535, 4540, 4998, STRM 3250 |
$35 per course |
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Social Work [SWRK] Courses: 4830, 4831, 7050, 7051, 7052, 7053, 7054 |
$30 per course |
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Teacher Education Applies to Teacher Education courses |
$25 per credit/audit hour |
Books
The bookstore Advance Payment Plan allows students to purchase their books using excess financial aid funds prior to the start of the semester. To utilize BAPP you must have the following: excess aid of at least $300 and a valid Campus ID.
What is BAPP?
The Bookstore Advance Payment Plan (BAPP) is a program that will allow qualified student
to use their excess authorized financial aid at the University Bookstore to buy textbooks
and school supplies prior to the date that financial aid will be released to students.
What is excess aid?
Excess authorized aid is the aid that will be available after all university fees
are paid.
When will BAPP be available?
- BAPP Program Dates: https://www.memphis.edu/usbs/calendars/
Why would I want to use the BAPP?
During this time period, qualified students are allowed to buy early and be prepared
for class — all while taking advantage of lower priced used textbooks before they
fly out the door.
How do I qualify?
You qualify if your excess aid (Total Charges minus Aid) is at least $300.
How do I sign up?
You do not need to sign up. Excess aid between $300 and $1,300 is transferred to the
plan automatically.
Can I decide how much I want to transfer to the plan?
No. Excess aid between $300 and $1,300 will be transferred to the plan automatically.
How do I use the money to buy my books and supplies?
You will access these funds for in person purchases at the University Bookstore using
your Campus (ID) Card through a fund called “Bookstore Fin Aid Advance.” For the bookstore's
hours of operation, please visit this link. Please note: The Bookstores will have special hours after the semester ends and during the holidays.
Be sure and check the store hours on their website during this time.
Where can I buy my books?
This advanced fund may only be used to purchase textbooks and school supplies at the
University Bookstore. Please Note: Law and Lambuth students can utilize BAPP at the bookstore on their campus as well
as the Main Campus bookstore.
How do I know how much is available on the “Bookstore Fin Aid Advance?"
Log on to your Campus Card account during the dates listed above. Your BAPP funds will be visible under “Your
Card Transactions” as “Bookstore Fin Aid Advance” and amount will be indicated under
“Current Balance.” Please Note: The posting of the “Bookstore Fin Aid Advance” is not an automatic process. It may
take up to 24 business hours after your authorized aid has been posted to your UofM
account to be available at the bookstore.
What if I choose not to take advantage of the Bookstore Advance Payment Plan?
BAPP is not mandatory. If unused, your excess aid will be refunded by direct deposit
(if you have signed up) or a check will be mailed to you following the normal refund schedule.
What if I add or drop classes or move into the dorm or lose my aid?
Available “Bookstore Fin Aid Advance” may be adjusted due to subsequent changes in
your account.
What if I make adjustments to my account and I’ve already spent the money at the bookstore?
At the end of the period listed above, a charge will be placed on your UofM account
for the amount that you charged at the bookstore. When financial aid is released to
pay your tuition and fees, the bookstore charge will also be paid. If the aid is not
enough to pay the bookstore charge due to reduction in aid and/or added classes or
other new charges, then you will be liable for payment of the bookstore charge and
you will have a University & Student Business Services financial hold placed on your
account until your account is paid in full.
If you have questions about your UofM account status, please check TigerXpress. For information on excess financial aid/scholarship refunds, please visit the Financial Aid Office.
Housing & Meal Plan Fees
On campus dining is an important part of campus life. The Tiger Eat$ Program provides resident and commuter students the opportunity to connect with friends, stay healthy, boost your energy to start the day or unwind after a long day. Tiger Eat$ offers the flexibility to purchase dining items without the need to carry cash. Our goal is to integrate both commuting and resident students to experience a full college life. Students can enjoy a meal while working on a project or grab a snack between classes.
Check out our dining and vending locations to see where you can conveniently use Tiger Eat$ funds. You may access your Your Campus Card account, view your balance or review your transaction history.
Students that elect to upgrade to an optional commuter or resident meal plan,by the deadline, will have the Tiger Eat$ fee deducted from their student bill.
How Does the Tiger Eat$ Plan Work?
All full-time undergraduate students participate in the Tiger Eat$ program. If you are an undergraduate student, enrolled in 12 or more credit hours and at least one of your classes is on campus, you will automatically have $325 in Tiger Eat$ added to your account each fall and spring semester.
Students will be able to use these funds at all UofM dining locations. The Tiger Eat$ averages to $2.90 per day or $20.30 per week to spend UofM Dining on campus for meals, beverages and snacks, including Starbucks and some vending machines.
Any Tiger Eat$ balance from the fall semester will be transferred to the spring semester. You have until the last day of the spring semester to use the funds and dine around campus.
Other Fees
| New Freshman and Transfer Undergraduate Students | One-time non-refundable application fee must be submitted with initial undergraduate application to the University of Memphis | $25 |
| International Undergraduate Students | One-time non-refundable application fee must be submitted with initial undergraduate application to the University of Memphis | $50 |
| Graduate Students | One-time non-refundable application fee must be submitted with initial application for each graduate degree level. | $35 |
| International Graduate Students | One-time non-refundable application fee must be submitted with initial application for each graduate degree level. | $60 |
| Re-enrollee | Application fee is not required for former students who apply to re-enroll at the University of Memphis for the same matriculation level | Free |
| Installment Payment Plan - Enrollment Fee | Applies to students using the installment payment plan. | $50 |
| Installment Payment Plan - Late Fee | Applies to any installment payments (tuition and/or housing) not made by the payment due date (September 1, October 1, and November 1 for Fall; February 1, March 1, and April 1 for Spring). | $25 for each payment not received by the deadline for a maximum of $75 per semester |
The University is committed to keeping tuition and mandatory fees low and in order to continue this strategy, we need to reduce the cost of doing business wherever possible.
This change will include the following:
- A 2.95% ($3 minimum) nonrefundable processing fee will be added by TouchNet to all credit and debit card payments for student accounts. Two separate transactions will appear on your credit/debit card statement. One transaction for the student account payment and one transaction for TouchNet’s processing fee. For example, if a payment was for $1,000.00, the credit/debit card transaction would be $1,000 payment to the university and a second transaction for $29.50 for the processing fee and be reflected on your credit/debit card statement.
- Credit and debit card payments will no longer be accepted over the phone, by mail, fax or in person. Students must log into their TigerXpress account to submit credit card/debit card payments.
- There will be no processing fee for eCheck (ACH) transactions.
Paper checks may be mailed to the University of Memphis, P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 313, Memphis, TN 38148-0313. - Cash, checks, money orders and cashier checks will continue to be accepted in person at the USBS Office.
| Returned Check Service Charge | Applies to each check/draft, e-check, or credit card returned unpaid by your financial institution. This fee will also be assessed if a keying error on your part results in your financial institution's failure to honor the draft. | $30 |
| Late Fee |
Applies to all students that have not satisfied their account balances by the first day of classes and any new initial enrollments. |
$200 |
| Campus (ID) Card Replacement (non-refundable) | No charge for the first Campus Card issued | $10 |