Tuition and Fees
Important Notice of Possible Changes: The City University of New York reserves the right, because of changing conditions, to make modifications of any nature in the academic programs and requirements of the University and its constituent colleges without advance notice.
Office of the Bursar
Academic Core Building, Room 1H01
email: Bursar@york.cuny.edu
webpage: https://www.york.cuny.edu/bursar
The Office of the Bursar is responsible for the collection of tuition and fees and manages financial transactions between students, the college, and the community. The office adheres to departmental, college, university, state and federal policies and procedures.
Payment of Tuition and Fees
Students must pay all tuition and fees by the payment due date. The Office of the Bursar does not send bills; instead, check your bill on CUNYfirst. By registering for classes, you take on financial responsibility. If you decide not to attend, drop your courses before the first day of classes to avoid charges. Missing this deadline will result in a financial obligation.
Interest-free tuition payment plans are available through Nelnet for the summer, fall, and spring semesters. Enroll online via your CUNYfirst account. For more information, contact Nelnet representatives Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at 888-470-6014.
Students have the option to pay their tuition and fees online through the CUNYfirst ePayment system, which includes eCheck and eSavings options. For in-person payments, cash, money orders, bank checks, certified checks, and personal checks are accepted at the Office of the Bursar. Please ensure that all checks and money orders are made payable to York College and are dated accordingly. Note that third-party checks, postdated checks, credit cards, and debit cards will not be accepted. Additionally, personal checks are not accepted for payment of prior semesters. If a student submits a check or eCheck payment that is returned by the bank or not processed properly, they will be responsible for the tuition and fees owed, plus a $20.00 reprocessing fee. Checks will not be accepted for future payments, and a negative service indicator will be placed on the student's account. It is important to note that placing a stop payment on a check does not cancel a student’s registration; students must officially withdraw from classes if they wish to do so.
If students do not pay their tuition, fees, and other college bills in full, their accounts may be turned over to a collection agency six months after the semester ends. Students will be responsible for all collection costs in addition to the amount owed to the college. A default judgment for nonpayment may also be reported to a credit bureau and reflected on the student's credit report. Any accounts sent to collections must be settled directly with the collection agency; the Office of the Bursar will not handle these debts.
For billing and payment information, visit the Office of the Bursar's website at www.york.cuny.edu/bursar.
Senior College Tuition
Undergraduate | New York State Residents | Non-Resident and International Students |
|---|---|---|
Full-time | $3,465 per semester | $620 per credit |
Part-time | $305 per credit | $620 per credit |
Non-Degree | $445 per credit | $915 per credit |
Online Degree Program | $305 per credit | |
Senior Citizen Fee | $65 non-refundable application fee and a $65 administrative fee per session or semester are required | |
graduate | New York State Residents | Non-Resident and International Students |
Full-time | $5,545 per semester | $855 per credit |
Part-time | $470 per credit | $855 per credit |
Online Degree Program | $470 per credit | $855 per credit |
Maintenance of Matriculation | $225 per semester | $370 per semester |
Excellence Fee (Physician Assistant) | $800 per semester | $800 per semester |
Excellence Fee (Nursing Education | $500 per semester | $500 per semester |
Master in social work | New york state residents | non-resident and international students |
Full-time | $7,315 per semester | $1,000 per credit |
Part-time (fewer than 12 credits) | $630 per credit | $1,000 per credit |
Tuition and fees described in this publication are subject to change at any time by action of the Board of Trustees of The City University of New York. If there is an increase in tuition or fees, any payments already made will be considered partial payments. The University will notify students about the additional amount due and the required payment date. The University regrets any inconvenience this may cause.
Occupational Therapy Dual Program - Combined BS/MS Program
Students enrolled in combined programs will pay undergraduate tuition rates for up to 120 credits, or the number of credits necessary to earn a baccalaureate degree in their specific program. Any credits taken beyond this limit (120) toward the combined degree will be charged at the graduate level.
Students in the BS/MS degree program in Occupational Therapy who have earned more than 120 credits will be required to pay graduate tuition. Those identified as undergraduates during the registration process will be charged graduate tuition retroactively if, after completing their current courses, they exceed 120 credits.
Explanation of Student Fees
Fee | Description |
|---|---|
Consolidated Fee | The Consolidated fee of $15.00 ensures the continuation, expansion, and establishment of critical university-wide services for all students. These services include, but are not limited to, the external processing of financial aid applications, the immunization program, the job location/development program, system-wide tuition and fee collections by the Office of the University Controller, and the administration of various tests, such as the skills assessment tests. This fee is refundable if a student officially withdraws before the start of the semester/session |
Developmental Course Fee | All courses taken by part-time students will be charged on a credit basis except developmental courses which will be charged on an equated hours basis. Courses with excess hours due to laboratory or field work will be charged on a credit basis for part-time students. The tuition charged part-time matriculated students on a per credit basis in any one semester may not exceed the semester rate. In developmental courses where the hours exceed the credits, the equated hours will be used instead of credits to determine full or part-time status and fees. |
Duplicate Diploma Fee | To obtain a duplicate diploma, the cost is $30.00. |
Duplicate Identification Card | To obtain a duplicate ID card, the cost is $10.00. |
Late Registration Fee | A charge of $25.00 is made for registration after the close of the official registration period. This fee is not refundable. |
Material Fee | Material fees support costs that are unique to a specific class which would be considered above and beyond the cost of instruction and basic instructional materials and equipment. Fees may be charged for materials used in laboratory, studio, and other situations. This fee is refundable if a student officially withdraws before the start of the semester/session |
Non-payment Service/Late Payment Fee | Students who are delinquent in paying tuition and fees by the college's established due dates will be required to pay a $15.00 fee for each missed due date in addition to all other outstanding college obligations. |
Readmission Fee | Students who are readmitted to the University after an absence of three consecutive semesters (exclusive of summer session) shall be required to pay a readmission fee of $20.00. This fee is not refundable. |
Returned Check Processing Fee | When a student's check is tendered to the college as payment of a liability and the check is not honored by the bank upon which the check is drawn, the student shall be charged a reprocessing fee. A separate $20.00 fee will be charged for each check that requires reprocessing. Electronic payments, made online, that are rejected for any reason will also be charged a reprocessing fee. The student will be required to satisfy the obligations, the returned check processing fee and a non-payment service fee of $15.00 for each due date missed. If a check or eCheck (electronic payment) is returned for any reason, the student's check writing privileges will be revoked. |
Special Examination Fee | When a student requests an examination at a time other than the scheduled time, and permission is granted by the College, a Special Examination fee is charged at the rate of $25.00 for the first examination and $5.00 for each additional examination. |
Student Activity Fee | The Student Activity fee of $72.15 for full-time students and $52.15 for part-time students is assessed for student government and other student activities. This fee is refundable if a student officially withdraws before the official start of the semester/session. |
Student Senate Fee | The Student Senate fee of $1.45 is a component of each college's student activity fee to be allocated by the University Student Senate. This fee is refundable if a student officially withdraws before the official start of the semester/session. |
Technology Fee | The full-time technology fee of $125 or the part-time fee of $62.50 will be added to the bill. The technology fee for the summer session is $62.50. The technology fee is non-refundable. However, if the following occurs, a refund will be granted:
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Transcript Fee | This fee will be waived for transcripts to units of CUNY. Transcript requests must be made online. For further information, visit the Office of the Registrar’s webpage at www.york.cuny.edu/registrar. |
Transportation Fee | Transportation fees include admission, entry, event, or participation costs for out-of-classroom experiences and related travel costs to off-campus events or experiences. This fee is refundable if a student officially withdraws before the official start of the semester/session. |
Refund Policy
The date on which a change of program or withdrawal is submitted to the College through Schedule Builder, CUNYfirst, or the Registrar's Office will be considered the official withdrawal date. This date, rather than the last date of attendance in class, will be used to calculate any refunds granted to the student. Please note that no portion of the Association Fee, University Government Fee, Technology Fee, Consolidated Fee, Special Fees, or Penalty Fees is refundable.
Refund Schedule
Students must pay their tuition and fees by the payment due date when registering for courses. They can change their registration online using CUNYfirst or Schedule Builder. To receive a full refund (100%) of tuition and fees, students must drop all their courses before the first official day of the semester.
It is important to note that students who take a leave of absence after the first day of classes are responsible for paying tuition and fees according to the Refund Schedule. Additionally, federal and state financial aid guidelines differ depending on the specific type of aid awarded to students. If a student receives financial aid and plans to change their enrollment status, they should contact the Financial Aid Office to understand their eligibility for financial aid funds.
Tuition Waivers
Tuition waivers may be changed or abolished by The City University Trustees without notice, and at all times are subject to budgetary limitations that have been established for The City University of New York.
Bursar Holds
Bursar holds will be placed on student accounts that have outstanding and past due debts. Such indicators will prohibit students from receiving services from the college, including but not limited to, registering for future semesters, until the entire obligation is satisfied.
Undergraduate Courses with Material and Transportation Fees
Subject | Course Number | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
ASTR | 140 | Intro Astronomy | 20.00 |
ASTR | 141 | Astronomy Laboratory | 20.00 |
BIO | 201 | Biological Principles I | 25.00 |
BIO | 202 | Biological Principles II | 25.00 |
BIO | 234 | Anatomy and Physiology I | 50.00 |
BIO | 235 | Anatomy and Physiology II | 50.00 |
BIO | 265 | Clinical Microbiology | 75.00 |
BIO | 281 | Human Structure and Function | 50.00 |
BIO | 301 | Molecular Bio & Biotech | 75.00 |
BIO | 302 | Biotech & Biopharm | 100.00 |
BIO | 308 | Invertebrate Biology | 25.00 |
BIO | 309 | Biology of the Chordates | 50.00 |
BIO | 320 | Cell Biology | 75.00 |
BIO | 325 | Histology | 25.00 |
BIO | 331 | Biology of Plants | 75.00 |
BIO | 334 | Comparative Physiology | 50.00 |
BIO | 403 | Ecology | 50.00 |
BIO | 411 | Laboratory in Neurobiology | 50.00 |
BIO | 415 | Exp Biochem & Mole | 50.00 |
BIO | 444 | Genetics | 75.00 |
BIO | 452 | Developmental Biology | 75.00 |
BIO | 465 | Microbiology | 100.00 |
BIO | 466 | Immunology | 100.00 |
BIO | 477 | Evolution | 30.00 |
BIO | 480 | Theory & Experiment Biotech | 50.00 |
BTEC | 302 | Biotechnology & Biopharm | 100.00 |
BTEC | 350 | Comp Bio & Mole Dsgn | 25.00 |
BTEC | 352 | Bioinformatics | 25.00 |
BTEC | 480 | Theory & Exp-Biotec | 50.00 |
CHEM | 107 | Essentials Coll Chem Lab | 40.00 |
CHEM | 109 | Principles of Chem I Lab | 40.00 |
CHEM | 112 | Principles of Chem II Lab | 40.00 |
CHEM | 232 | Techniques of Organic Chem I | 40.00 |
CHEM | 234 | Techniques of Organic Chem II | 40.00 |
CHEM | 235 | Lab in Org Chemistry | 40.00 |
CHEM | 241 | Instmtl Mthd Analys | 40.00 |
CHEM | 241 | Instmtl Mthd Analys | 30.00 |
CHEM | 341 | Instrumental Analysis I | 40.00 |
CHEM | 342 | Instrumental Analysis II | 40.00 |
CHEM | 421 | Physical-Inorg Lab | 40.00 |
CHEM | 490 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
CHEM | 491 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
CHEM | 492 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
CHEM | 493 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
CLS | 252 | Intro Hematology/Phlebotomy | 100.00 |
CLS | 330 | Anat & Phys | 100.00 |
CLS | 332 | Tissue Techniques | 100.00 |
CLS | 341 | Clinical Immunoserology | 100.00 |
CLS | 343 | Immuno-Hematology | 100.00 |
CLS | 351 | Clinical Chemistry | 100.00 |
CLS | 352 | Advanced Hematology | 100.00 |
CLS | 353 | Mycology & Parasitolgy | 100.00 |
CLS | 354 | Coagulation | 100.00 |
CLS | 357 | Clinical Bacteriology | 100.00 |
CLS | 361 | Urinalysis and Body Fluids | 100.00 |
CLS | 459 | Clinical Lab Internship I | 100.00 |
CLS | 460 | Clinical Lab Internship II | 100.00 |
CT | 101 | Digital Storytelling | 30.00 |
CT | 137 | Hacking and Building | 60.00 |
CT | 160 | User Experience Design | 30.00 |
CT | 210 | Portrait Documentary | 60.00 |
CT | 240 | Studio Television Production | 40.00 |
CT | 244 | Multimedia Sound Production | 40.00 |
CT | 345 | Intro Motion Graphic | 40.00 |
CT | 355 | Cinematography | 40.00 |
CT | 360 | Web Design I | 30.00 |
CT | 370 | Web Development I | 30.00 |
CT | 381 | Web Design II | 30.00 |
CT | 385 | Web Development II | 30.00 |
CT | 399 | Portfolio Design | 30.00 |
EDUC | 283 | Educ Psy:Teach&Learn | 30.00 |
EDUC | 320 | Lit & Storytelling | 20.00 |
EDUC | 323 | C&M Elem Sch Math | 20.00 |
EDUC | 340 | Literacy Instruction | 30.00 |
EDUC | 369 | Erly Lang & Lit Eng Only Lrnrs | 30.00 |
EDUC | 418 | Sup Tch Hlth Ed Pre K-6 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 419 | Sup Tch Hlth Ed 7-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 431 | Sup Tch Elem Sch 1-3 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 432 | Sup Tch Elem Sch 4-6 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 433 | Sup Tch Biling Ed | 30.00 |
EDUC | 434 | Sup Tch Early Chld | 30.00 |
EDUC | 437 | Sup Tch Music K-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 438 | Sup Tch Music Hs | 30.00 |
EDUC | 440 | Supervised Teaching Math 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 441 | Student Teaching, Math 10-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 442 | Superv Stud Tchng, Bio Grd 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 443 | Sup Teach Bio 10-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 444 | Sup Teach Chem 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 445 | Sup Teach Chem 10-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 446 | Sup Tch Earthsci 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 447 | Sup Stud Teach Earth Sc 10-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 448 | Sup Tch Pe Pre K-6 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 449 | Sup Tch Pe 7-12 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 452 | Sup Tch Eng 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 453 | Sup Tch Eng Hs | 30.00 |
EDUC | 454 | Sup Tch Soc St 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 455 | Sup Tch Soc St Hs | 30.00 |
EDUC | 456 | Sup Tch Fren 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 457 | Sup Tch Fren Hs | 30.00 |
EDUC | 458 | Sup Tch Span 7-9 | 30.00 |
EDUC | 459 | Sup Tch Span 10-12 | 30.00 |
EHS | 140 | Intro to Environmental Science | 25.00 |
EHS | 212 | Prin-Env Hlth-Lab | 75.00 |
EHS | 351 | Fundamentals of Air Pollution | 20.00 |
EHS | 420 | Water Quality Analysis | 20.00 |
EHS | 427 | Industrial Hygiene | 20.00 |
EHS | 428 | Water Pollution Biology | 20.00 |
EHS | 498 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
EHS | 499 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
FA | 101 | Visual Elements: 2-Dimensional | 30.00 |
FA | 102 | Visual Elements: 3-Dimensional | 40.00 |
FA | 150 | Visual Design: Two Dimensional | 30.00 |
FA | 151 | Color | 30.00 |
FA | 152 | Visual Design: 3D | 30.00 |
FA | 155 | Drawing I | 30.00 |
FA | 253 | Graphic Design I | 30.00 |
FA | 254 | Graphic Design II | 30.00 |
FA | 258 | Graphics I: Print-Making | 60.00 |
FA | 264 | Painting I | 60.00 |
FA | 265 | Painting II | 60.00 |
FA | 273 | Sculpture I | 60.00 |
FA | 274 | Sculpture II | 60.00 |
FA | 283 | Visual Communication Media I | 30.00 |
FA | 284 | Computer Graphics I | 30.00 |
FA | 355 | Drawing II | 30.00 |
FA | 358 | Graphics II: Print-Making | 60.00 |
FA | 364 | Painting III | 60.00 |
FA | 365 | Painting IV | 60.00 |
FA | 373 | Sculpture III | 60.00 |
FA | 374 | Sculpture IV | 60.00 |
FA | 381 | Photography I | 60.00 |
FA | 382 | Photography II | 60.00 |
FA | 384 | Computer Graphics II | 30.00 |
FA | 455 | Advanced Drawing I | 40.00 |
FA | 456 | Advanced Drawing II | 40.00 |
FA | 481 | Photography III | 60.00 |
FA | 482 | Photography IV | 60.00 |
GEOL | 110 | Earth | 15.00 |
GEOL | 120 | Our Oceanic Environment | 15.00 |
GEOL | 121 | History of Life | 15.00 |
GEOL | 140 | Our Earth | 25.00 |
GEOL | 207 | Geologic Techniques | 25.00 |
GEOL | 211 | Structural Geology | 40.00 |
GEOL | 217 | Earth W/Paleontology | 40.00 |
GEOL | 225 | Mineralogy | 40.00 |
GEOL | 282 | Weather and Climate | 20.00 |
GEOL | 308 | Geomorphology | 45.00 |
GEOL | 323 | Field Methods | 40.00 |
GEOL | 332 | Optical Mineralogy | 30.00 |
GEOL | 334 | Petrology | 40.00 |
GEOL | 340 | Remote Sensing | 40.00 |
GEOL | 341 | Ground Water Hydrology | 40.00 |
GEOL | 342 | Rock and Soil Mechanics | 50.00 |
GEOL | 344 | Mineral & Fossil Fuel | 50.00 |
GEOL | 346 | Lab Techniques-Geol | 50.00 |
GEOL | 349 | Assessment of Environm Impact | 35.00 |
GEOL | 411 | Sedimentation | 40.00 |
GEOL | 412 | Stratigraphy | 50.00 |
GEOL | 425 | Field Mapping | 200.00 |
GEOL | 441 | Geochemistry | 40.00 |
GEOL | 496 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
GEOL | 497 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
GEOL | 498 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
GEOL | 499 | Independent Study | 75.00 |
HE | 111 | Health and the Individual | 15.00 |
HE | 200 | Basic Cardiac Life Support | 15.00 |
HE | 224 | Laboratory in Health Behavior | 15.00 |
HE | 317 | First Aid and Safety Education | 15.00 |
HE | 363 | Measurement/Eval in Health/PE | 25.00 |
HE | 452 | Cardio Fitness Ex Test & Presc | 25.00 |
HS | 105 | Medical Terminology | 50.00 |
HS | 201 | Health Informatics | 50.00 |
HS | 401 | Field-based Experience | 0.00 |
HS | 402 | Supervised Field Experience | 25.00 |
HSPA | 337 | Clinical Anatomy | 100.00 |
HSPA | 450 | Surgical Clinical Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 451 | Clinical-Intern Med | 200.00 |
HSPA | 452 | Pediatrics Clinical Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 453 | Emergency Medicine Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 454 | Long Term Care Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 455 | Psychiatry Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 457 | Ob/Gyn Clinical Rotation | 200.00 |
HSPA | 458 | Family Medicine | 200.00 |
HSPA | 459 | Ambulatory Care | 200.00 |
MS | 375 | Biomechanics | 15.00 |
MSSR | 320 | Therapy Exercise & Evaluation | 15.00 |
NURS | 203 | Health Assessment | 125.00 |
NURS | 204 | Health Assessment-Generic Prog | 125.00 |
NURS | 210 | Fundamentals of Nursing | 135.00 |
NURS | 310 | Nursing Process | 135.00 |
NURS | 320 | Adult Health I | 135.00 |
NURS | 340 | Care of Children | 135.00 |
NURS | 415 | Nurse-Family Group | 135.00 |
NURS | 420 | Adult Health II | 135.00 |
NURS | 430 | Nurs Client Inter-syst: Pysch | 135.00 |
OT | 313 | Fundamentals of OT | 25.00 |
OT | 315 | Functional Human Anatomy | 50.00 |
OT | 316 | Functional Human Physiology | 32.00 |
OT | 318 | Clinical Kinesiology | 41.00 |
OT | 319 | Medical Conditions | 25.00 |
OT | 321 | Occupational Analysis | 15.00 |
OT | 322 | Occ Thru Life Span | 50.00 |
OT | 403 | Advanced Occupational Analysis | 25.00 |
OT | 404 | Advanced Neuroscience | 25.00 |
OT | 411 | OT 1:Pediatric Inter | 13.00 |
OT | 423 | Collaboration In OT | 25.00 |
OT | 424 | Professional Development I | 25.00 |
OT | 505 | OT1: Physical Intervention | 50.00 |
OT | 506 | OT2: Physical Intervention | 125.00 |
OT | 508 | Occupational Therapy Process I | 2.00 |
OT | 509 | OT2: Psychosocial | 1.00 |
OT | 517 | Research Design | 25.00 |
OT | 518 | Research Seminar I | 25.00 |
OT | 519 | Research Seminar II | 25.00 |
OT | 522 | Research Seminar IV | 25.00 |
OT | 523 | Use of Orthotics in OT | 100.00 |
OT | 524 | Phys Agent Modalities | 75.00 |
OT | 641 | Fieldwork Level II OT I | 12.00 |
OT | 642 | Fieldwork Level II OT II | 12.00 |
OT | 643 | Capstone Community Experience | 50.00 |
OT | 644 | Adv OT Theory & Practice | 70.00 |
OT | 645A | Occupational Therapy Practice | 50.00 |
OT | 645B | Occupational Therapy Practice | 50.00 |
OT | 647 | Assistive Technology | 50.00 |
PE | 141 | Weight Training | 15.00 |
PE | 151 | Basketball | 15.00 |
PE | 154 | Track and Field | 15.00 |
PE | 156 | Gymnastics I | 15.00 |
PE | 157 | Gymnastics II | 15.00 |
PE | 158 | Football | 15.00 |
PE | 159 | Self-Defense Activities | 15.00 |
PE | 162 | Lacrosse | 15.00 |
PE | 163 | Softball | 15.00 |
PE | 164 | Soccer | 15.00 |
PE | 165 | Volleyball | 15.00 |
PE | 166 | Yoga | 15.00 |
PE | 167 | Handball | 15.00 |
PE | 171 | Tennis | 15.00 |
PE | 173 | Folk and Social Dance | 15.00 |
PE | 174 | Golf | 15.00 |
PE | 176 | Modern Dance I | 15.00 |
PE | 177 | Small Boat Sailing | 10.00 |
PE | 178 | Outdoor Living | 125.00 |
PE | 179 | Skiing | 125.00 |
PE | 181 | Badminton | 15.00 |
PE | 182 | Swimming for Non-Swimmers | 15.00 |
PE | 183 | African Dance | 15.00 |
PE | 184 | Latin Dance | 15.00 |
PE | 185 | Hip Hop Dance | 15.00 |
PE | 215 | Motor Devel & Learning | 15.00 |
PE | 271 | Competitive Tennis | 15.00 |
PE | 278 | Modern Dance II | 10.00 |
PE | 279 | Leadership in Outdoor Living | 125.00 |
PE | 280 | Winter Mountaineering | 250.00 |
PE | 282 | Swimming | 15.00 |
PE | 284 | Skin and Scuba Diving | 15.00 |
PE | 285 | Senior Life Saving | 15.00 |
PE | 287 | Water Safety Instructor | 15.00 |
PE | 358 | Physiology of Exercise | 15.00 |
PE | 362 | Kinesiology | 15.00 |
PE | 363 | Measurement & Eval | 25.00 |
PE | 452 | Cardio Fitness Ex Test & Presc | 25.00 |
PHS | 480 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
PHS | 481 | Independent Study | 40.00 |
PHS | 490 | Internship in Pharm Sci | 40.00 |
PHS | 491 | Internship in Pharm Sci II | 40.00 |
PHS | 502 | Pharm Discovery & Develop Tech | 75.00 |
PHYS | 113 | Physics Laboratory I | 20.00 |
PHYS | 114 | Physics Laboratory II | 20.00 |
PHYS | 140 | The Physical Universe | 20.00 |
POL | 228 | Pub Admin Polit Set | 15.00 |
POL | 241 | Internatl Politics | 15.00 |
PSY | 319 | Cognitive Psychology | 50.00 |
PSY | 321 | Psy of Learning Lab | 40.00 |
SCWK | 410 | Field Placement and Seminar I | 25.00 |
SCWK | 492 | Field Placement and Seminar II | 25.00 |
TA | 107 | Intro Costume Design & Fashion | 50.00 |
TA | 114 | Stagecraft I | 30.00 |
TA | 115 | Stagecraft II | 30.00 |
TA | 116 | Intro Stage Management | 25.00 |
TA | 215 | Studies in Theatre Practice I | 60.00 |
TA | 216 | Studies in Theatre Practice II | 60.00 |
TA | 217 | Theatre Practice 3 | 60.00 |
TA | 218 | Studies in Theatre Practice IV | 60.00 |
TA | 219 | Studies in Theatre Practice V | 60.00 |
TA | 311 | Fundamental Directing | 25.00 |