Fall 2010/Spring 2011

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT

Tuition and Required Fees	Amount	Estimate for 12 Hours or more
Tuition, per semester (12 hours or more)* Less than 12 hours, per semester hour	$13,483.00 $1,124.00	$13,483.00
General Student Fee, 12 hours or more per semester Less than 12 semester hours, per semester hour	1,379.00 115.00	1,379.00
Laboratory/Course Fee, (minimum) varies per course	50.00	50.00
Chapel Fee	60.00	60.00
Matriculation Fee (1st time Freshmen and transfer undergraduate students only)	100.00	100.00
Total required tuition and fees		$15,072.00
Vehicle Registration Fee, annual	225.00	225.00
The Works-16 Meal Plan, per semester	1,918.60	1,918.60
**Residence hall room, per semester (community bath only)	2,247.00	2,247.00
	Total Estimate	$19,462.60

*2010-2011 Guaranteed Tuition, per semester (12 hours or more) $14,860.00
11 hours or less-$1,238.00 per semester hour

OTHER FEES, if applicable

Applied Music Fee, per semester for one 30-minute lesson per week	$212.00
Audit Fee, per course	$212.00 (no charge to students paying the full flat tuition rate)
Change of Course Fee (student's request)	$20.00
Identification Card Replacement Fee	$12.00
Installment Payment Plan Fee, per semester	$60.00
Late Payment Fee: Charged if Payment Due is received after Due Date	$50.00
Late Registration Fee: Charged if student registers on or after 1st class day	$75.00

OPTIONAL FEES

BearBucks™	varies
Spring Vehicle Registration Fee, if not previously purchased in Fall	$135.00
Yearbook	$60.00

**For other residence hall rates, please visit Campus Living and Learning.

MEAL PLANS

All freshmen and all residents of Brooks Residential College are required to select from the Unlimited, the Works, the Classic, or the Block 225 meal plan. If you are a freshman or a resident of Brooks Residential College and do not select one of the required meal plans, you will automatically be placed into the Classic meal plan.

For meal plan purposes, "Freshmen" are high school graduates who have not attended higher education for either a fall or spring semester after their high school graduation. This classification covers the first academic year the student is enrolled at Baylor.

Students who complete college hours during high school, and/or attend another university during the summer, and matriculate at Baylor in the fall are deemed "Freshmen" for the fall and spring semesters. Students graduating from high school in December and matriculating at Baylor in the spring are considered "Freshmen" for only the spring semester.

The dining halls serve three meals per day Monday-Saturday. Breakfast and lunch only are served on Sunday. (Prices include 8.25% sales tax).

Reductions or Meal Plan drops may only be made through the second week of classes. No reductions or drops will be permitted after September 3, 2010 for the Fall Semester '10 and January 21, 2011 for the Spring Semester '11. Any refunds or changes are calculated on a prorated basis and will be applied to any outstanding balance on your student account.

Prices per semester

Unlimited Meal Plan	$ 2,394.49
The Block 225 Meal Plan & 75 Dining Dollars	$ 1,924.99
The Works-16 Meal Plan & 100 Dining Dollars	$ 1,918.60
The Classic-11 Meal Plan & 150 Dining Dollars	$ 1,788.91
Block 145 Meal Plan	$ 1,206.99
The Basic-7 Meal Plan	$ 1,065.18
The Socialite-5 Meal & 100 Dining Dollars	$ 878.32
Block 90 Meal Plan & 100 Dining Dollars	$ 849.09
The Light Eater-3 Meal & 250 Dining Dollars	$ 670.01

Both the Socialite and Basic Meal Plans include 5 guest passes per semester.