Where the World Campus supports the cost of delivery, it will receive compensation from the scheduling location, in turn compensating the originating department as appropriate. Each year, the University Office of Budget and Resource Analysis shall identify a basic average cost structure to be used as guidelines in the negotiation of payments for each type of Campus Course Exchange instructional model. Generally, local campus budgets cover local instructional costs-direct and indirect. Direct costs for telecommunications among locations, if any, are covered by budgets of the campus importing instruction. Payments from the importing to exporting unit are negotiated between participating campuses.
Revenues obtained by the exporting unit are to be applied to direct costs of providing instruction.
Additionally, provision is to be made for recovery of course development costs, including course development investments made by the World Campus. If course materials are provided by the exporting unit to students at importing campuses, they are to be covered separately-either by students enrolled in the course or the importing campus budgets. Course exchange payments are to be made by interdepartmental transfer before the end of the semester of instructional delivery. Fees may vary, depending on level of effort at the receiving campus. Tuition is as normal.