If the original residence status for tuition purposes is designated as nonresident, this status remains in effect unless the student requests and is granted reclassification. Such requests should be addressed to the Office of Admissions prior to the beginning of the semester in which reclassification is to take effect. The current reciprocity agreement between Minnesota and Wisconsin enables a Minnesota resident to attend Wisconsin public institutions of higher education at rates approximating tuition prevailing in the Minnesota State University System. Those wishing to take advantage of this tuition remission must apply well in advance of their initial enrollment at a Wisconsin System institution. The amounts given here are estimates for full-time students, that is, undergraduates taking 12 to 18 credits or graduates taking nine credits.
All estimates are for one semester.
PLAN A down payment is required to enter the Partial Payment Plan and must be received by the University Cashier no later than the date published in the current Class Schedule Bulletin for each term. Failure to make installment payments on time will result in a hold on academic records and on registration for future terms. Requests to withdraw from the University must be made in writing on the form provided by the Dean of the College or Associate Dean of the appropriate School. In determining the academic withdrawal date, the University will use the date that the student notified the College or School of his or her withdrawal. The date of withdrawal for refund purposes will be determined by the Business Office.