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The Office of Student Billing is located on the first floor of Clark Hall and assists students regarding financial responsibility for their education. The Office of Student Billing provides services to current students, parents, alumni and the university community in general. Team members of the Office of Student Billing can be reached at either 724-57-2207 or student-billing@iup.edu and can assist with questions regarding billing, financing a student’s education, refunds and other related matters. The fee schedule is subject to change; these figures are to be considered simply as an estimate. The most current fee schedule may be obtained by visiting the website http://www.iup.edu/student-billing/. *The university reserves the right to change its fees without notice*
Tuition
Tuition covers the keeping of student records, use of the library, student welfare, and laboratory facilities. The most current fee schedule for in-state and out-of-state students can be obtained by visiting the website http://www.iup.edu/student-billing/.
An in-state student is one who has been domiciled in Pennsylvania for at least one year preceding attendance at any institution of higher education in the state of Pennsylvania. A minor is presumed to have the domicile of his/her parents or legal guardian. Students who have any questions concerning their domicile should read the official text of the rules, as published in Volume 22, Pennsylvania Code, Section 507.1 through 507.11.
Dining Plan Fee
Current dining plans and rates can be found at: www.iup.edu/housing. Residential students are required to have a dining plan and can select from six plans. Meals provided through these plans are for the use of the contract holder only. Flex money can be carried from fall to spring semester; however, any portion not used by the end of the spring semester will be forfeited. Flex may be used for guests.
Wellness Fees
All students enrolled on the Indiana campus pay a Wellness Fee. Students enrolled on other campuses are not assessed this fee. The services of the Center for Health and Well-Being are supported by student wellness fees. These services include the Health Service; Counseling Center; Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs; Fitness and Recreation; Health AWAREness; Haven Project; Nutrition Connection programs; Disability Services; and Athletics.
The Wellness Fee will be based upon the number of credits taken. Students will be charged $20.00 per credit, with a cap of 15 credits. Students from other campuses may choose to pay this fee and receive care on the main campus.
Additional charges may be necessary depending on the service provided. The Wellness Fee may be reduced or waived in certain circumstances by the Center for Health and Well-Being. By reducing or waiving the fee, students are no longer able to access all services at the Center for Health and Well-Being. For detailed information about available services or fee waivers, visit www.iup.edu/chwb.
Instructional Fee
All students are charged an instructional fee to support academic equipment, library resources, maintenance and repair projects, recreational facilities, and the advancement of technologies.
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