Some degree programs are offered only in specific areas of the state while others are offered no matter where you live. Advice about your educational plans is available whether or not you are a registered ISU student. An adviser will help you discuss academic options and programs, explore and develop your educational plans if you're contemplating a specific degree, and provide information on ISU policies and procedures regarding any aspect of your enrollment. You may be eligible for financial aid depending on your course load and financial situation. Visit the Office of Student Financial Aid Web site .
Some courses charge additional fees which are noted with the course description.
You do not need to send payment with your registration. You will be billed for your tuition and fees through the Iowa State University accounting system. It pays to be timely because refunds are based on the date you drop the course. The staff will tell you what your refund will be. If you are taking off-campus courses, you don t have to come to campus to get your books.