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The required fees and nonresident tuition for Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology are established by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Fees do not include the costs of individual textbooks, tool kits, uniforms, or other materials which vary according to the student’s program of study.

Students who enroll in programs of study that require individual tool kits, uniforms or other materials will obtain these items as specified by the department. In most cases these items can be purchased through the institution.

The costs will vary from program to program and are subject to change without notice. Incidental and personal expenses for items such as clothing and entertainment will vary with the individual student.

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Tuition and Fees

The required fees and nonresident tuition for Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology are established by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Fees do not include the costs of individual textbooks, tool kits, uniforms, or other materials which vary according to the student’s program of study.

Students who enroll in programs of study that require individual tool kits, uniforms or other materials will obtain these items as specified by the department. In most cases these items can be purchased through the institution.

The costs will vary from program to program and are subject to change without notice. Incidental and personal expenses for items such as clothing and entertainment will vary with the individual student.

* These charges are set by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and are subject to change.

+ Effective Fall 2019, all students classified as domestic out-of-state are eligible for a full waiver of out-of-state fees scholarship. 

Various tuition waivers are available to qualified students (Non-Resident and Resident), please see the Financial Aid and Scholarships page to see the qualifications.

• Estimated Costs For College

  An estimated cost for one semester is shown below. Remember, your actual costs will vary. These estimates are based on full-time enrollment (15 credit hours) per semester, so you may spend more or less than these average estimates. Some courses have additional fees charged, see the Academic Service Fees chart for actual cost. 

  Estimated Costs of College	Domestic	International
  Tuition & Fees	$2,886.75	$5,691.75
  Room & Board	$3,216	$3,216
  Books & Supplies	$600.00	$600.00
  Estimated Cost per Semester	$6,702.75	$9,507.75

• Registration Fees 

  Mandatory University-wide fees, included in cost per credit hour.

   

  Name	Amount Per Credit Hour	Explanation
  Campus Health Services Fee	$1.00	Provides Health Care Services for students.
  Student Union Fee	$2.00	Provides funding for the operation of the Student Union Building including facility upkeep, renovations and enhancements to the facility that will benefit students, the community, and campus visitors.
  Student Activity Fee	$5.65	Provides support to such programs, services and organizations as SGA, student clubs and organizations, intramural athletics and sports clubs, Covelle Hall Wellness Center and the Student Life Office.
  Cultural & Scholastic Rec Fee	$3.00	Provides funding for new initiatives for student engagement efforts (linked to retention of freshmen and second year students), student development and leadership opportunities, community service programing, and other activities.
  Library Fee	$2.00	Provides funding to purchase materials for new programs, update the collection and current automation system, and purchase equipment and furniture for a student space.
  Library Electronic Resources Fee	$2.00	Provides funding to maintain, update, and acquire new equipment, software upgrades and licensing, electronic and other virtual library services.
  Records Fee	$ .50	Provides funding for graduation and transcript services and upgrades.
  College Excellence Fee	$5.00	Provides funding, through a revenue bond issue, to repair streets, parking lots, add safety lighting, repair of and/or additional sidewalks, and the construction of a Student Success/Welcome Center.
  Academic Excellence Fee	$2.50	Provides funding to maintain the quality of the academic programs, and generate additional funding to accommodate growth and implementation of new technologies.
  Parking Fee	$ .35	Provides funding to maintain streets and parking lots.
  IT Infrastructure Fee	$2.00	Provides funding to upgrade campus infrastructure in both hardware and software aspects of the network.
  Assessment Fee	$1.00	Provides funding for student assessment.
  Technology Fee	$10.00	Provides funding for equipment to enhance technological programs.
  Campus Infrastructure Fee	$3.00	Provides funding for construction and renovation of academic buildings and infrastructure.

• Academic Service Fees

  Charges related to specific courses, not included in the cost per credit hour.

   

  Name	Course Number(s)	Assessed	Amount
  ACR Program Fee	All ACR Courses	Per Credit Hour	$33.00
  Arts & Sciences Academic Service Fee	All courses with the following prefixes: ACCT, ASL, ATLE, BADM, BIOL, CHEM, CS, ECON, ENGL, GEN, GEOG, GEOL, HHP, HIST, HUM, MATH, MGMT, NSCI, ORIE, PHIL, PHYS, POLS, PSYC, READ, SOC, SPAN, SPCH, STAT	Per Credit Hour	$7.00
  CAT® Dealer Prep Academic Service Fee	All DHEC Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Construction Technology Program Fee	All BLD, CNS and ECNT Courses	Per Credit Hour	$32.00
  Culinary Arts Program Support Fee	All CUA Courses	Per Credit Hour	$15.00
  Culinary Arts Materials Fee	CUA 1135, CUA 1136 CUA 1145, CUA1146, CUA 1293, CUA 1294, CUA 1313, CUA 1373, CUA 1375, CUA 2103, CUA 2113, CUA 2123, CUA 2143, CUA 2153, CUA 2163, CUA 2183, CUA 2213, CUA 2253, CUA 2273, CUA 2314, CUA 2315, CUA 2415, CUA 2473, CUA 2474, CUA 2573, CUA 2575, CUA 2621 CUA 2623, CUA 2633	Per Credit Hour	$75.00
  Culinary Arts Materials Fee	CUA 2133	Per Credit Hour	$100.00
  Culinary Arts Materials Fee	CUA 1311	Per Credit Hour	$150.00
  Design Drafting Academic Service Fee	All ETDG Courses	Per Credit Hour	$50.00
  Developmental Course Supplementary Fee	All 0-Level ENGL, MATH, PHYS & READ Courses	Per Credit Hour	$18.50
  Electronic Media Fee: Blended Course	Blended (BL) Courses: 25-74% of instruction time occurs online, with remaining instruction time occurring face-to-face.	Per Credit Hour	$12.50
  Electronic Media Fee: Hybrid Course	Hybrid (HY) Courses: At least 75% of instruction time occurs online, with remaining instruction occurring face-to-face.	Per Credit Hour	$18.75
  Electronic Media Fee: Online Course	Online (WEB) Courses: 100% of instruction occurs online.	Per Credit Hour	$25.00
  Electronics/Instrumentation Service Fee	All ETDE Courses	Per Credit Hour	$35.00
  Engineering Consumable Materials Fee	ETDE 1113, ETDE 1333, ETDE 1343	Per Course	$7.00
  Engineering Technologies Service Fee	All ETD Courses	Per Credit Hour	$35.00
  Ford ASSET Academic Service Fee	All AUMF Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  GM ASEP Academic Service Fee	All AUMG Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Graphic Design Academic Service Fee	All GRD Courses	Per Credit Hour	$15.00
  High Voltage Lineman Fuel Fee	HVLP 2663	Per Course	$30.00
  High Voltage Lineman Materials Fee	All HVLP Courses	Per Credit Hour	$3.00
  High Voltage Lineman Program Fee	All HVLP Courses	Per Credit Hour	$32.50
  Industrial Maintenance Service Fee	All SEIM Courses	Per Credit Hour	$42.00
  International Student Maintenance Fee	Provides funding for administrative costs related to international students.	Per Term	$50.00
  IT Program Support Fee	All ITD Courses	Per Credit Hour	$15.00
  Komatsu ACT Academic Service Fee	All DHEK Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Malpractice Insurance Fee	NURS 1128, NURS 1133, NURS 1229, NURS 2129, NURS 2229	Per Course	$12.50
  MOPAR® CAP Academic Service Fee	All AUMC Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Multimedia Technology Academic Service Fee	All MMT Courses	Per Credit Hour	$15.00
  Natural Gas Compression Service Fee	All SEGC Courses	Per Credit Hour	$42.00
  Nursing Program Maintenance Fee	NURS 1133, NURS 1322, NURS 1128, NURS 1229, NURS 2129, NURS 2229, NURS 2222	Per Credit Hour	$50.00
  Nursing Testing Fee	NURS 1128, NURS 1133, NURS 1229, NURS 2129, NURS 2229	Per Course	$165.00
  O&P Program Maintenance Fee	OPT 1204, OPT 1214, OPT 1304, OPT 1412, OPT 1424, OPT 2314, OPT 2402, OPT 2412, OPT 2422, OPT 2812	Per Credit Hour	$50.00
  O&P Supplies & Materials Fee	OPT 1412, OPT 2402, OPT 2412, OPT 2422	Per Course	$200.00
  O&P Supplies & Materials Fee	OPT 1424, OPT 1204, OPT 1214, OPT 1304	Per Course	$300.00
  O&P Supplies & Materials Fee	OPT 2314	Per Course	$250.00
  Photography Academic Service Fee	All PHO Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Pipeline Integrity Academic Service Fee	All SEPL Courses	Per Credit Hour	$50.00
  Power Plant Academic Service Fee	All SEPP Courses	Per Credit Hour	$25.00
  Pro-Tech Academic Service Fee	All AUMP Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Science Lab Fee	All courses with the following prefixes: BIOL, CHEM, GEOL, NSCI and PHYS	Per Credit Hour	$6.25
  Toyota T-TEN Academic Service Fee	All TTEN Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Truck Technician Academic Service Fee	All DHEU Courses	Per Credit Hour	$30.00
  Visual Communications Academic Service Fee	All VIS Courses	Per Credit Hour	$15.00
  WEDA Academic Service Fee	All DHER Courses	Per Credit Hour	$40.00
  Welding Equipment Fee	GTCT 1183	Per Course	$78.00
  Welding Supply Fee	GTCT 1183	Per Course	$60.00

• Cost of Optional Assessment & Testing

  Not charged to all students. Fees assessed as exams are scheduled.

   

  $5/credit hourServes to partially offset the costs associated with conducting the institution's prior learning assessment evaluations, to include skills assessments, challenge exams and portfolio reviews. Fees are based upon the number of credit hours attempted and are non-refundable if the student does not receive credit as a result of the evaluation. Additional fees may be assessed for skills assessments.

   

  Name	Amount	Explanation
  Prior Learning Assessment Fee	$5/credit hour	Serves to partially offset the costs associated with conducting the institution's prior learning assessment evaluations, to include skills assessments, challenge exams and portfolio reviews. Fees are based upon the number of credit hours attempted and are non-refundable if the student does not receive credit as a result of the evaluation. Additional fees may be assessed for skills assessments.
  ACCUPLACER® Testing	FREE for first visit up to 3 tests
  ACCUPLACER® Retesting	$5.00 per visit	Used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities; expansion of third party assessments for industry credentialing; additional programming in Assessment Center
  Remote ACCUPLACER® (testing for another university)	$35.00	Used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities; expansion of third party assessments for industry credentialing; additional programming in Assessment Center
  ACT® On Campus Testing (registration required)	$70.00	Set fees are paid directly to testing vendor, monies not associated with vendor fee are used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities and programs in the Assessment Center.
  CLEP® Exam (registration required)	$128.00	Set fees are paid directly to testing vendor, monies not associated with vendor fee are used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities and programs in the Assessment Center.
  Exam Proctoring	$35.00	Used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities; expansion of third party assessments for industry credentialing; additional programming in Assessment Center
  GED® Test (registration required) 4 Sections	$34.00 each	Set fees are paid directly to testing vendor, monies not associated with vendor fee are used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities and programs in the Assessment Center.
  GED® Retest (registration required)	$34.00 each	Set fees are paid directly to testing vendor, monies not associated with vendor fee are used to upgrade, maintain, and improve the facilities and programs in the Assessment Center.
  ACCUPLACER® Admission Reading, Math, & English Test (registration required with the Nursing Dept.)	FREE
  LPN to RN Exam	$25.00	Fees paid to vendor for the entrance examination used in the selection of candidates

  Special Fees & Charges
  Parking Permit (annual)	FREE
  Replacement Parking Permit	$15.00
  ID Card(First Card)	FREE
  Replacement ID Card Charge	$15.00
  Late Enrollment Fee	$10.00
  Return Check Charge	$20.00
  Stop Payment Fee on Issued Checks (Per Item)	$15.00
  Diploma Replacement Fee	$30.00

   All Charges and Fees are subject to change.

   

   

• Fee & Tuition Refund Policy

  Fee and tuition refunds are made to those students who withdraw completely from OSU Institute of Technology in accordance with Oklahoma State Regents policy. For more information, please see our refund policy.

  Total Fees & Tuition will be reduced by:

  • 100% if proper withdrawal is made during the first 2 weeks of each 16 week term
  • No reduction after the 2nd week of the semester
  • Fee and tuition refunds also may be made for individual courses dropped within the first two weeks of the semester for full semester courses. The above refund schedules apply to full-semester courses. For courses of shorter duration, check with the Office of Admissions for refund schedule.

  Noncredit courses dropped prior to the first class meeting will be fully refunded. No refund will be given after the first class meeting.

  Refunds to financial aid recipients who withdraw from school during the refund period must be returned to the appropriate financial aid accounts. Students may also be required to repay a portion of the financial aid received.

  Refunds will be made to financial aid accounts in the following order:

  • Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan
  • Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan
  • Federal PLUS Loan
  • Federal Pell Grant
  • Federal SEOG Grant
  • Other SFA Programs
  • Other Federal, State, Private, or Institutional aid programs
  • The Student

  Examples of Student Financial Aid Refund and Repayment calculations are available in Student Financial Services.

  Students who are attending OSU Institute of Technology for the first time and who are receiving student financial aid, will be eligible for a pro rata refund based upon federal regulations and OSU Institute of Technology written policies. A pro rata refund must also be refunded to the appropriate financial aid accounts.

  Also, students with courses scheduled to meet less than the full semester will have adjusted refund periods based on the beginning date and length of the individual course(s).

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• What expenses might I have that cannot be included?

  Housing and meals is an allowance for the student only during periods of enrollment (fall, spring, and/or summer semesters). Students who have dependents, such as a spouse or children, cannot include the housing and meals costs of those dependents in the housing and meals allowance. These costs are actually taken into account when the Expected Family Contribution is calculated off the results of a student's FAFSA.
  
  Car payments cannot be included because purchase costs of a vehicle (which would include car loan payments) are specifically prohibited from being included in the COA. (An allowance for car insurance and maintenance is provided for in the Travel/ Transportation component of the COA.)
  
  Refundable deposits for housing or utilities cannot be included, nor can debt on a credit card, job search costs or Greek membership fees and associated costs.
  
  This list is not comprehensive; please contact the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid if you are not sure whether some of your educational costs are included in the components described above.

Concurrent Enrollment

If you are currently enrolled in high school and interested in earning college credit during your junior and/or senior years of high school, you may apply as concurrent student.

• Estimated costs for concurrent enrollment

  Some courses have additional fees charged, see the Academic Service Fees chart for actual cost.

  	Tuition & Fees (per credit hour)	Concurrent Student Tuition Waiver (per credit hour)	Concurrent Student Tuition & Fees (per credit hour)
  High School Juniors (Summer term after Sophomore year through Spring term of Junior year)
  up to 9 credit hours*	$192.45	$152.45	$40
  10 or more credit hours	$192.45	None	$192.45
  High School Seniors  (Summer term after Junior year through Summer term after Senior year)+
  up to 18 credit hours*	$192.45	$152.45	$40
  19 or more credit hours	$192.45	None	$192.45

  * Each high school junior who meets the eligibility requirements for concurrent enrollment shall be entitled to receive a tuition waiver equivalent to the amount of resident tuition for a maximum of nine (9) credit hours in their junior year. Each high school senior who meets the eligibility requirements for concurrent enrollment shall be entitled to receive a tuition waiver equivalent to the amount of resident tuition for a maximum eighteen (18) credit hours in their senior year.
  
  +For full term or first-half courses only.

  Credit hours are determined by the amount of class time required. At OSUIT the fourth number of the course number denotes the credit hour. For example: ENGL1113 is 3 credit hours and BIOL1114 is 4 credit hours.

  Concurrent students must be able to satisfy all curricular requirements for graduation from high school (including curricular requirements for college admission) no later than the spring semester of their senior year. All concurrent students are required to submit an official High School Transcript and ACT scores if they have taken the ACT/SAT along with the signed Concurrent Application. OSUIT is now ACT/SAT optional, meaning we are requesting these scores; however, they are not required for admittance. 

  Juniors and Seniors:	Minimum composite score of 19 ACT or 900 SAT OR have a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale AND ACT subject test must have a 19 or higher or a High School GPA of 2.5 or higher for placement into courses.

   

  Online Concurrent Enrollment ApplicationThis application must be submitted for each semester you wish to attend OSUIT.

   

• Admission Requirements

  High School Juniors and Seniors

  An eleventh or twelfth grade student enrolled in an accredited high school may, if the student meets the requirements set forth by OSRHE, be admitted provisionally as a special student. The ACT score is the composite score without the writing component. The SAT score is the combined critical reading and math scores without the writing component. Minimum standards for OSUIT are ACT/SAT at 42nd percentile OR High School GPA 3.0. Classification of Junior begins the summer after the sophomore year is completed.  Classification of Senior begins the summer after the junior year is completed.

  Home Study or Unaccredited High School Students

  Concurrent students who are receiving instruction at home or from an unaccredited high school must have completed enough high school credits to be classified as a junior or senior and meet the ACT/SAT requirements for high school juniors and seniors as listed above. A home school student cannot qualify for concurrent enrollment based on GPA.

   

  Concurrent Enrollment Quick Glance

   

  Parent Concurrent Quick Glance

• Curricular Requirement

  OSUIT is now ACT optional, meaning we request ACT/SAT scores; however, they are not required. An ACT subject score of 19 or higher, High School GPA of 2.5 or higher, or an Accuplacer ( Next Gen) score of 250 or higher, is required for enrollment in any subject area for Concurrent Enrollment.

   

  Also, concurrent students may not enroll in remedial (zero-level) coursework offered by colleges and universities and designed to remove high school deficiencies.

• Course Workload

  A high school student may enroll in a combined number of high school and college level courses per semester not to exceed a full-time college workload of 19 semester credit hours. For purposes of calculating workload, one-half high school unit (excluding non academic courses, such as athletics, band, choir, etc) shall be equivalent to three semester credit hours of college work. A student may enroll in a maximum of nine semester credit hours during a summer semester without being enrolled in high school classes during the summer term.