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Beginning Fall 2017, graduate students will be billed at the current yearly rate. The new rate will begin each academic year in the fall semester.
For details of cost by undergraduate/graduate status and residency (Texas/border county resident, non-resident border state, non-resident out-of-state, non-resident international) by semester credit hour, please check Cost of Attendance (http://www.wtamu.edu/business-office-cost-of-attendance.aspx).
Education on Demand Courses are not included in the guaranteed tuition and fee plan.
Tuition
Statutory Tuition - Statutory tuition rates are set by the Texas Legislature. The rate for Texas residents is $50 per semester credit hour. The non-resident border state and non-resident out of state rate is $80 per semester credit hour after TEC 54.0601 waiver is applied. Undergraduate students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in their program to retain waiver. If the GPA is not maintained, the student will lose the waiver and will be billed at the 2017-2018 statutory tuition rate of $154.12 per semester credit hour.
Designated Tuition - Designated tuition rates are set by the University, and revenue generated is utilized for operations of the University, state mandated set-asides for need-based scholarships, and building upkeep and improvement. Designated tuition is charged per semester credit hour up to 12 hours, is a fixed amount for 12 to 18 hours, and is charged per semester credit hour for hours above 18 per term. If the student enrolls in 19 hours, the designated tuition rate increases per semester credit hour.
Differential Tuition - Differential tuition is a separate tuition charged per semester credit hour to students who have been admitted into the following programs:
- Nursing program with a declared major of nursing
- Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business with a declared major in any business program
- School of Engineering and Computer Science with a declared major in engineering, engineering technology, or computer science.
The differential tuition charge is assessed only when the student has matriculated from pre-nursing, pre-business, or pre-engineering/computer science.
Mandatory Fees
University Services Fee - A mandatory fee, assessed per semester credit hour; these fees are used to support the operations of the following programs/services: Student Advising Services, international education, library, records, technology, traffic and safety, transportation, and Washington, D.C. interns.
Enhancement Fees - These fees vary and are assessed per term, and are not a guaranteed rate. A mandatory flat fee, subject to annual adjustment as approved by the A&M Board of Regents, assigned for specific majors:
- Accreditation enhancement fee for students admitted into the undergraduate and graduate Education, (Teacher prep)
- Accreditation enhancement fee for students admitted into the undergraduate and graduate Social Work programs
- Music Program Enhancement Fee for students with a declared major in Music
- Music Voice Program Enhancement Fee for students enrolling in Voice courses.
Health Fee - A mandatory flat fee for the operation of Student Medical Services, an on campus medical clinic open to students during semesters the student is enrolled in course work. Staffing includes family medical physician, two family nurse practitioners, one licensed clinical social worker, one consulting psychiatrist, x-ray technician and two registered nurses. Student Medical Services accepts students with and without medical insurance.
Student Service Fee - A mandatory fee, assessed per semester credit hour for all enrolled students; these fees are distributed by the Campus Student Fee Committee for various campus services and organizations.
Student Center Complex Fee - A mandatory fee, assessed per semester credit hour; this fee is used for operation and maintenance of student centers across both the Canyon and Amarillo campuses for all learning spaces such as classrooms, lecture rooms, social centers, and research areas.
Rec Sports Fee - A mandatory flat fee used to help to finance, construct, operate, maintain and improve recreational sports facilities and programs open to all enrolled students who are not members of competing NCAA teams in specified sports. For example, members of the basketball team may not participate on Rec Sports basketball teams, but may compete in other sports such as flag football and softball.
Intercollegiate Athletic Fee - A mandatory fee distributed by the University for debt service on the recreational/sports complex and by the Athletic Director for all Intercollegiate Athletic activities and scholarships recognized by the NCAA.
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