Flat-rate tuition Options

[James]

I didn't read the article carefully enough, but does anyone know if that applies to graduate students? While I'm done with math grad, I still have to take courses for certification if I decide to teach.

What was the flat rate for the summer? I might want to take 8 hours of physics, but not sure on that just yet.

[kcroxyoursox]

ok you all suck. i called student business and got the real answer. you will only be charged for how many hours you take. people who take 12 hours will NOT be charged for 15 hours of courses. what happens is, people who are taking 15 hours or more, if divided out, will wind up paying less per credit hour than those taking twelve hours. so the rate is the same as its been for those taking less than 15, and then those with 15 or more are getting a break/reward. so dont run around trying to find 15 hours just to not waste money.

what sucks is that she said its a reward to those with heavy course loads instead of a punishment for less than 15ers but in the end, its still unfair because someone sitting next to you in class may have paid less than you to be in the same class with the same material, requirements etc