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WV Code § 18B-10-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-4. Medical Education

The commission shall determine an appropriate portion of all tuition and fees paid by medical students enrolled for credit at the West Virginia University school of medicine, Marshall university school of medicine and the West Virginia school of osteopathic medicine to be used to support the health education student loan fund. The portion determined by the commission for this purpose shall be deposited into the health education student loan fund account in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter eighteen-c of this code.
WV Code § 18B-10-4b (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-4b. Additional Fee Waivers for Health Sciences and Technology Academy Programs

(a) In addition to the number of fee waivers permitted in sections five and six of this article for undergraduate, graduate and professional schools, each state institution of higher education may waive all fees or any part thereof for students who are residents of West Virginia and who successfully complete the health sciences and technology academy affiliated programs.(b) For purposes of this section, "Health Sciences and Technology Academy Programs" means those programs in the health sciences designed to assist junior high and high school students in conjunction with their parents and teachers, to enhance their knowledge and abilities in subject matters which will further a career in the field of health sciences.
WV Code § 18B-10-5 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-5. Fee Waivers -- Undergraduate Schools

Each governing board periodically may establish fee waivers for students in undergraduate studies at institutions under its jurisdiction entitling recipients to waiver of tuition, capital and other fees subject to the following conditions and limitations:(a) Undergraduate fee waivers established by the governing boards of Marshall University and West Virginia University, respectively, for the state institutions of higher education known as Marshall University and West Virginia University, are subject to the provisions of section six-a of this article;(b) For the governing boards of state institutions of higher education other than the state institutions of higher education known as Marshall University and West Virginia University, the following conditions apply:(1) An institution may not have in effect at any time undergraduate fee waivers totaling more in value than five percent of the tuition and required fees assessed for all full-time equivalent undergraduate students registered during the fall semester of the immediately preceding academic year.(2) Each undergraduate fee waiver entitles the recipient of the waiver to attend a designated state institution of higher education without payment of the tuition, capital and other fees as may be prescribed by the governing board and is for a period of time not to exceed eight semesters of undergraduate study.(3) The governing board shall make rules pursuant to the provisions of section six, article one of this chapter governing the award of undergraduate fee waivers; the issuance and cancellation of certificates entitling the recipients to the benefits of the waiver; the use of the fee waivers by the recipients; and the rights and duties of the recipients with respect to the fee waivers. These rules may not be inconsistent with the provisions of this section.(4) The awarding of undergraduate fee waivers shall be entered in the minutes of the meetings of the governing board.(5) Students enrolled in an administratively linked community and technical college shall be awarded a proportionate share of the total number of undergraduate fee waivers awarded by a governing board. The number to be awarded to students of the community and technical college is based upon the full-time equivalent enrollment of that institution.(6) An institution may grant fee waivers to its employees, their spouses and dependents and these waivers are not counted when determining the maximum percentage of waivers permitted by this section.(7) Any fee waivers mandated by this article or by section three, article nineteen, chapter eighteen of this code are not counted when determining the maximum percentage of waivers permitted by this section.
WV Code § 18B-10-6 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-6. Fee Waivers -- Professional and Graduate Schools

In addition to the fee waivers authorized for undergraduate study by the provisions of section five of this article, each governing board periodically may establish fee waivers for study in graduate and professional schools under its jurisdiction, including medicine and dentistry, entitling the recipients to waiver of tuition, capital and other fees subject to the following conditions and limitations:(a) Graduate and professional fee waivers established by the governing boards of Marshall University and West Virginia University, respectively, are subject to the provisions of section six-a of this article;(b) For the governing boards of state institutions of higher education other than the state institutions of higher education known as Marshall University and West Virginia University, the following conditions apply:(1) An institution may not have in effect at any time graduate and professional school fee waivers totaling more in value than five percent of the tuition and required fees assessed for all full-time equivalent graduate and professional students registered during the corresponding fall semester, spring semester and summer term of the immediately preceding academic year. In addition to the five percent in this subdivision, all graduate assistants employed by these institutions shall be granted a fee waiver.(2) Each graduate or professional school fee waiver entitles the recipient to waiver of the tuition, capital and other fees as may be prescribed by the governing boards and is for a period of time not to exceed the number of semesters normally required in the recipient's academic discipline.(3) The governing boards shall make rules pursuant to the provisions of section six, article one of this chapter governing the award of graduate and professional school fee waivers; the issuance and cancellation of certificates entitling the recipients to the benefits of the waivers; the use of the fee waivers by the recipients; and the rights and duties of the recipients with respect to the fee waivers. These rules may not be inconsistent with the provisions of this section.(4) The awarding of graduate and professional school fee waivers shall be entered in the minutes of the meeting of each governing board.(5) An institution may grant fee waivers to its employees, their spouses and dependents, and these waivers are not counted when determining the maximum percentage of waivers permitted by this section.(6) Any fee waivers mandated by this article or by section three, article nineteen, chapter eighteen of this code are not counted when determining the maximum percentage of waivers permitted by this section.
WV Code § 18B-10-6a (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-6a. Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional Fee Waivers – Marshall University and West Virginia University

(a) Undergraduate fee waivers. -–(1) The governing boards of Marshall University and West Virginia University, respectively, may establish fee waivers for students in undergraduate studies at institutions under their jurisdiction which entitle recipients to waiver of tuition, capital and other fees, in whole or in part.(2) Each undergraduate fee waiver is for a period of time not to exceed eight semesters of undergraduate study.(3) Each governing board shall promulgate rules pursuant to the provisions of section six, article one of this chapter to govern the award of undergraduate fee waivers; the issuance and cancellation of certificates entitling the recipients to the benefits thereof; the use of the fee waivers by the recipients; and the rights and duties of the recipients with respect to the fee waivers. These rules may not be inconsistent with the provisions of this section.(4) The awarding of undergraduate fee waivers shall be entered in the minutes of the meetings of the governing board.(5) Students enrolled in an administratively linked community and technical college shall be awarded a proportionate share of the total number of undergraduate fee waivers awarded by a governing board. The number to be awarded to students of the community and technical college is based upon the full-time equivalent enrollment of that institution.(b) Graduate and professional school fee waivers. -–(1) In addition to the fee waivers authorized for undergraduate study by subsection (a) of this section, the governing boards of Marshall University and West Virginia University, respectively, each may establish fee waivers for study in the graduate and professional schools under its jurisdiction, including medicine and dentistry, which entitle the recipients to waiver of tuition, capital and other fees, in whole or in part.(2) Each graduate or professional school fee waiver entitles the recipient to waiver of the tuition, capital and other fees, in whole or in part, as may be prescribed by the governing board and is for a period of time not to exceed the number of semesters normally required in the recipient's academic discipline.(3) The governing boards each shall promulgate a rule pursuant to the provisions of section six, article one of this chapter, governing the award of graduate and professional school fee waivers; the issuance and cancellation of certificates entitling the recipients to the benefits thereof; the use of the fee waivers by the recipients; and the rights and duties of the recipients with respect to the fee waivers. These rules may not be inconsistent with the provisions of this section.(4) The awarding of graduate and professional school fee waivers shall be entered in the minutes of the meeting of each governing board.
WV Code § 18B-10-7a (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-7a. Tuition and Fee Waivers or Adjustments for Residents at Least Sixty-Five Years Old

(a) Each governing board shall promulgate a rule establishing a reduced tuition and fee program for senior citizens. The rule shall include at least the following:(1) One option for individuals who attend undergraduate and graduate courses without receiving credit and one option for those who attend undergraduate and graduate courses for credit;(2) A requirement that the following conditions be met under either option of the program:(A) The participant is a resident of West Virginia;(B) The participant is sixty-five years of age or older; and(C) Classroom space is available;(3) A method of establishing priority for allowing a participant to attend a class or course;(4) A determination of whether to require participants to pay special fees, including laboratory fees, if the fees are required of all other students;(5) A determination of whether to require participants to pay for parking;(6) Requirements for participants in the program under the no credit option:(A) A grade or credit may not be given; and(B) The total tuition and fees charged for each course or class, excluding laboratory and parking fees, may not exceed $50 After July 1, 2004, the governing boards may change the maximum fee; and(7) A requirement for participants in the program under the for credit option that tuition and fee rates may not exceed fifty percent of the normal rates charged to state residents by the institution.(b) The provisions of this section apply to both classroom-based courses, electronic and Internet-based courses, and all other distance education delivery.
WV Code § 18B-10-7b (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-7b. Tuition Waivers for High School Graduates in Foster Care

The governing boards shall make provision for institutions under their respective jurisdictions to award a tuition and fee waiver for undergraduate courses at state institutions of higher education for any student, beginning with incoming freshmen in the fall, two thousand, semester or term, who graduate from high school or pass the GED examination while in the legal custody of the state Department of Health and Human Resources. The student must be in foster care or other residential care for at least one year prior to the waiver award. If the foster care or other residential care is provided in another state, the student must first be returned to this state for waiver award eligibility.To be eligible for a waiver award, a student must first: (1) Apply to and be accepted at the institution; and (2) apply for other student financial assistance, other than student loans, in compliance with federal financial aid rules, including the federal Pell grant.Waiver renewal is contingent upon the student continuing to meet the academic progress standards established by the institution.The waiver provided by this section for each eligible student may be used for no more than four years of undergraduate study. An initial waiver must be granted within two years of graduation from high school or passing the GED examination.The waiver may only be used after other sources of financial aid that are dedicated solely to tuition and fees are exhausted.Any award under this section is in addition to the number of fee waivers permitted in sections five and six of this article for undergraduate, graduate and professional schools.No student who is enrolled in an institution of higher education as of the effective date of this section is eligible for a waiver award under the provisions of this section.The governing boards may establish any limitations on the provisions of this section as they consider proper.
WV Code § 18B-10-7c (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-7c. Tuition and Fee Waivers for Certain Veterans Receiving Federal Educational Assistance Benefits

(a) The Legislature finds that:(1) The United States Congress, in enacting the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008, 38 U.S.C. §3301, et seq., has established a program within the United States Department of Veterans Affairs known as the "Yellow Ribbon G.I. Education Enhancement Program";(2) Under the Act, certain individuals who served or are serving on active duty in the United States Armed Forces after September 11, 2001, are eligible to receive educational assistance benefits equal to the cost of undergraduate resident tuition and mandatory fees charged by a state institution of higher education; and(3) The Program provides additional educational assistance benefits above the cost of undergraduate resident tuition and mandatory fees to veterans receiving benefits under the Act.(b) The purpose of this section is to require state institutions of higher education to participate in the Program and encourage private institutions of higher education located in the state to participate.(c) As soon as practicable after the effective date of this section, the governing board of each state institution of higher education shall enter into an agreement with the United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs to participate in the Program. For every eligible veteran who is enrolled or will be enrolled as an undergraduate student, the agreement shall provide for a waiver of the cost of tuition and mandatory fees not otherwise covered under 38 U.S.C. §3313(c)(1)(A) at a percentage equal to the maximum contribution available for match by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. The agreement also may provide for a waiver of the cost of tuition and mandatory fees not otherwise covered under 38 U.S.C. §3313(c)(1)(A) at a percentage equal to the maximum contribution available for match by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs for every eligible veteran who is or will be enrolled in a graduate or professional program.(d) For the purposes of the limitation on the amount of fee waivers permitted at state institutions of higher education set forth in sections five and six of this article, any waiver granted by a state institution of higher education in connection with the Program is not counted toward the amount of undergraduate, graduate or professional fee waivers permitted at that institution.(e) The Legislature encourages every private institution of higher education located in the state to participate in the Program.(f) For the purposes of this section:(1) "The Act" means the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008, 38 U.S.C. §3301, et seq.;(2) "The Program" means the Yellow Ribbon G.I. Education Enhancement Program, 38 U.S.C. §3317; and(3) "Eligible veteran" means any individual who is eligible to participate in the Program.
WV Code § 18B-10-9 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-9. Authority to Excuse Students in Certain Educational Programs From Payment of Enrollment Fees

Whenever the cost of any institute, workshop, special course, or other educational program is wholly financed by a grant from any federal, state or local agency or from any foundation, corporation or other association or person, except for indirect costs of administration and other overhead expenses, such as the cost of providing classrooms and other facilities, the governing board of the state institution of higher education administering the program has the authority to excuse all students enrolled in such program from the payment of tuition and other fees.
WV Code § 18B-10-10 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-10. The Medal of Honor and Andrew J. Trail Purple Heart Recipient Tuition Waiver

(a) This section is known as the Medal of Honor and Andrew J. Trail Purple Heart Recipient Tuition Waiver.(b) A state institution of higher education shall waive undergraduate tuition and mandatory fee charges for a state resident that has been honorably discharged from any branch of the United States Armed Forces if that resident:(1) Has received the Medal of Honor or a Purple Heart Medal. The waiver pursuant to this subdivision is for the amount of tuition and mandatory fee charges that exceeds the total amount of any state and federal education benefits, grants or scholarships received by the resident;(2) Has received the Medal of Honor or a Purple Heart Medal and sustained wounds during military combat that resulted in either a permanent disability or a loss of limb. The waiver pursuant to this subdivision is for the amount of tuition and mandatory fee charges that exceeds state and federal education benefits, grants or scholarships received by the resident that are designated solely for tuition and mandatory fees.(c) Tuition and mandatory fee waivers provided pursuant to this section are not counted when determining the maximum number of waivers permitted at an institution by section five of this article.(d) A tuition and mandatory fee waiver is available pursuant to this section for a maximum of eight semesters.
WV Code § 18B-10-11 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-11. Fees and Money Derived From Athletic Contests

The governing board of a state institution of higher education may fix and charge admission fees to athletic contests at institutions under its jurisdiction. The governing board may enter into contracts and spend and receive money under such contracts for the student athletic teams of the institutions to contest with other athletic teams inside or outside the state. All money received from such fees and contracts shall be deposited in the auxiliary operating account of the institution and expended for any purpose considered necessary and proper by the governing board.
WV Code § 18B-10-12 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-12. Student Activities

(a) The governing board of a state institution of higher education may make funds available from tuition and fees to support extracurricular activities of the students as considered necessary. (b) Each institution shall maintain a level of support for extracurricular activities of the students comparable to that level supported by student activities fees previously authorized by this section.
WV Code § 18B-10-13 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-13. Fees From Operation of Dormitories, Faculty Homes, Dining Halls and Cafeterias

The appropriate governing board of each state institution of higher education shall fix the fees to be charged students and faculty members for rooms, board and meals at the dormitories, faculty homes, dining halls and cafeterias operated by such board at the institution. Such fees shall be commensurate with the complete cost of such services.All fees collected for such services shall be used first to meet interest, principal and sinking fund requirements due on any outstanding revenue bonds for which the receipts may have been pledged as security and to pay the operating and maintenance costs of the dormitories, faculty homes, dining halls and cafeterias. Any such receipts not needed for these purposes may be expended by the appropriate governing board for any other auxiliary enterprise or educational and general instructional costs.
WV Code § 18B-10-15 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18B. Higher Education|Article 10. Fees and Other Money Collected at State Institutions of Higher Education|§18B-10-15. Authority of Educational Institutions to Provide Special Services and Programs; Collection and Disposition of Fees Therefor

(a) The governing board of each state institution of higher education may provide special services and special programs at such institutions and may fix and collect special fees or charges therefor. Such special services and special programs include, but are not limited to, any of the following:(1) The conduct of music camps and band, orchestra or voice clinics for secondary school students or other youth groups; summer tutoring programs for primary and secondary school students; speech therapy clinics and services; educational and psychological testing programs; student guidance programs; and statistical studies and calculations by an electronic computer service.(2) Rental of lockers or other storage facilities and the maintenance and operation of parking facilities for use by students, faculty, staff and visitors.(3) Rental of musical recordings, educational films, slides and other audiovisual aids.(4) Microfilming or other mechanical reproduction of records and noncopyrighted library reference materials.(5) Institutes, conferences, workshops, postgraduate and refresher noncredit courses and any other special program or special service customarily provided by institutions of higher education.(6) Motor pools consisting of motor vehicles for the use of their employees when carrying on the business and affairs of the institutions.(b) All fees or charges collected for any such special services or programs shall cover the total cost of the service or program.