After completing registration in the Admissions and Records Office all students must present their schedule to the Cashier's Office for payment of fees. Tuition and fees for the Fall and Spring semesters are due in the Cashier's Office on the 21st day of the academic term. Payment of tuition and fees for the Summer session are due in the Cashier's Office on the 11th day of the academic term. All tuition and fees are due by the day indicated above unless a later date has been set by the college or the student qualifies for deferment exemptions. Residency Students will be eligible for in-state tuition if they have resided in Minnesota for at least one year prior to applying for admission.
Students have the burden of proof proving domicile for purposes of in-state tuition.
The registrar will make the final determination of residency. Senior Citizens A resident of Minnesota who is 62 years of age or older is entitled to attend courses without payment of tuition when space is available after the last scheduled registration date. To receive a grade of audit rather than a letter grade, a senior citizen must request an audit at the time of registration. Any applicable fees will be charged whether the course is taken for credit or audited. Appeals Students wishing to appeal Assessment of Tuition and Fees policy should be prepared to fully document the circumstances on which the appeal is based.