No student is officially enrolled until all financial obligations have been paid. This, however, does not mean that students can register and simply not attend a class without incurring a financial obligation to the university. Students who are in any way financially indebted to the university or who have failed to account for university property placed in their possession will be denied university services, including class registrations and transcripts of grades, until they have made satisfactory settlement. This qualifies the student to pay reduced non-resident tuition rates. If the University has not received reciprocity authorization, the student will be required to pay regular non-resident tuition.
Students have until the last day of classes each semester to apply for reciprocity status.
Those students who qualify after tuition and fees are paid will be refunded the difference between the rates. This tuition rate is set annually in the summer. The rate noted above will be recalculated in 2000 and each subsequent summer. This rate is for the 1999-2000 academic year and is subject to change for future academic years. Students eligible for these rates will be required to pay an application fee but will be exempt from all other campus fees.