Tuition Plans & Rates - Bursar Office (2024)

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2024, Spring 2025, and Summer 2025. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term. The following fees are not included in the totals listed below:

• For residents of Oklahoma, tuition is the Texas resident rate shown plus $30 per semester credit hour. Students must apply for a tuition waiver through the Financial Aid Office. This exemption is only for continuing students working toward their first undergraduate degree.
• In accordance with Texas Education Code Section 54.014, undergraduate students who are classified as Texas residents or pay resident tuition and attempt hours in excess of their degree program requirements will be charged at the non-resident tuition rate for those hours.

Summer classes: Students who are registered in a combination of 5, 8, or 11-week summer session classes will be charged the 11-week rate for all summer classes.

Guaranteed Tuition

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2023, Spring 2024 or Summer 2024 terms and chose the guaranteed tuition plan. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2023, this plan will expire after the Summer 2027 term. The rates defined below are per term.

Guaranteed Tuition

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2023, Spring 2024 or Summer 2024 terms and chose the guaranteed tuition plan. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2023, this plan will expire after the Summer 2027 term. The rates defined below are per term.

Guaranteed Tuition

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2022, Spring 2023 or Summer 2023 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2022, this plan will expire after the Summer 2026 term. The rates defined below are per term.

Guaranteed Tuition

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2021, Spring 2022 or Summer 2022 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2021, this plan will expire after the Summer 2025 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2020, Spring 2021 or Summer 2021 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2020, this plan will expire after the Summer 2024 term. The rates defined below are per term.

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2023, Spring 2024, and Summer 2024. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term. The following fees are not included in the totals listed below:

• For residents of Oklahoma, tuition is the Texas resident rate shown plus $30 per semester credit hour. Students must apply for a tuition waiver through the Financial Aid Office. This exemption is only for continuing students working toward their first undergraduate degree.
• In accordance with Texas Education Code Section 54.014, undergraduate students who are classified as Texas residents or pay resident tuition and attempt hours in excess of their degree program requirements will be charged at the non-resident tuition rate for those hours.

Summer classes: Students who are registered in a combination of 5, 8, or 11-week summer session classes will be charged the 11-week rate for all summer classes.

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2022, Spring 2023, and Summer 2023. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term.

The following fees are not included in the totals listed below:

• For residents of Oklahoma, tuition is the Texas resident rate shown plus $30 per semester credit hour. Students must apply for a tuition waiver through the Financial Aid Office. This exemption is only for continuing students working toward their first undergraduate degree.
• In accordance with Texas Education Code Section 54.014, undergraduate students who are classified as Texas residents or pay resident tuition and attempt hours in excess of their degree program requirements will be charged at the non-resident tuition rate for those hours.

Summer classes: Students who are registered in a combination of 5, 8, or 11-week summer session classes will be charged the 11-week rate for all summer classes.

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2021, Spring 2022, and Summer 2022. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term.

The following fees are not included in the totals listed below:

• For residents of Oklahoma, tuition is the Texas resident rate shown plus $30 per semester credit hour. Students must apply for a tuition waiver through the Financial Aid Office. This exemption is only for continuing students working toward their first undergraduate degree.
• In accordance with Texas Education Code Section 54.014 , undergraduate students who are classified as Texas residents or pay resident tuition and attempt hours in excess of their degree program requirements will be charged at the non-resident tuition rate for those hours.

Summer classes: Students who are registered in a combination of 5, 8, or 11-week summer session classes will be charged the 11-week rate for all summer classes.

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2020, Spring 2021, and Summer 2021. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term.

The following fees are not included in the totals listed below:

• For residents of Oklahoma, tuition is the Texas resident rate shown plus $30 per semester credit hour. Students must apply for a tuition waiver through the Financial Aid Office. This exemption is only for continuing students working toward their first undergraduate degree.
• In accordance with Texas Education Code Section 54.014, undergraduate students who are classified as Texas residents or pay resident tuition and attempt hours in excess of their degree program requirements will be charged at the non-resident tuition rate for those hours.

Summer classes: Students who are registered in a combination of 5, 8, or 11-week summer session classes will be charged the 11-week rate for all summer classes.

The rates published below apply to all students on the variable tuition plan. These rates are only valid for Fall 2019, Spring 2020 and Summer 2020. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term.

The tuition rates for this variable tuition plan are only valid for Fall 2018, Spring 2019 and Summer 2019. The rates are subject to increase each academic year. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2019, Spring 2020 or Summer 2020 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2019, this plan will expire after the Summer 2023 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2018, Spring 2019 or Summer 2019 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2018, this plan will expire after the Summer 2022 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Spring 2018 or Summer 2018 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Spring 2018, this plan will expire after the Fall 2021 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2017. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2017, this plan will expire after the Summer 2021 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2016, Spring 2017 or Summer 2017 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2016, this plan will expire after the Summer 2020 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Spring 2016 or Summer 2016 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Spring 2016, this plan will expire after the Fall 2019 term.

Note for Fall 2015 tuition: For students enrolled in the Fall 2015 plan, please refer to the 2014-2015 guaranteed tuition plan. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2014, Spring 2015 or Summer 2015 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2014, this plan will expire after the Summer 2018 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2013, Spring 2014 or Summer 2014 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2013, this plan will expire after the Summer 2017 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2012, Spring 2013 or Summer 2013 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2012, this plan will expire after the Summer 2016 term. The rates defined below are per term.

Note for Fall 2012 tuition: A small adjustment has been made to the guaranteed tuition and fee rates for Spring 2013 and forward. Please see the Fall 2012 section of this page for more information.

*Effective Fall 2013, the Supplemental Designated Tuition has been reduced from $50.00 to $40.00 and from $90 or $100.00 to $80.00 per semester credit hour.”

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2011, Spring 2012 or Summer 2012 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2011, this plan will expire after the Summer 2015 term. The rates defined below are per term.

*Effective Fall 2013, the Supplemental Designated Tuition has been reduced from $50.00 to $40.00 and from $90 or $100.00 to $80.00 per semester credit hour.”

A note regarding tuition rates for the Class of 2016 (new incoming students for Fall 2012)

By direction of The University of Texas System Board of Regents, the tuition rate set for the Class of 2016 was reduced by subsidy. Undergraduate resident students who enrolled for the first time in Fall 2012 will see a decrease of between $12 and $55 on tuition bills for Spring 2013. This new rate will be their guaranteed rate through 2016. Students who enroll at UT Dallas from Sept. 1, 2012 through Aug. 31, 2013 will be subject to this new rate.

Questions you may have:

Was I overcharged for the Fall 2012 semester?

No, the tuition rate at the beginning of the Fall 2012 semester was correct. Funding for the subsidy was provided in November of the Fall semester and has been apportioned to reduce the rate for all four years of the Class of 2016’s tuition guarantee.

Will I get a rebate for Fall 2012?

No, the tuition rate at the beginning of the Fall 2012 semester was correct. Funding for the tuition subsidy became available in November 2012.

Why aren’t other classes receiving a subsidy?

The funding subsidy was intended to address increases in tuition as of the academic year beginning in Fall 2012. Under UT Dallas’ guaranteed tuition program, only students enrolling for the first time pay any increase in tuition. All continuing students admitted prior to Fall 2012 are paying rates even lower than the rate set for the Class of 2016.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for the Fall 2012 semester only for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2012 term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2010, Spring 2011 or Summer 2011 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2010, this plan will expire after the Summer 2014 term. The rates defined below are per term.

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2009, Spring 2010 or Summer 2010 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2009, this plan will expire after the Summer 2013 term. The rates defined below are per term.

*Effective Fall 2013, the Supplemental Designated Tuition has been reduced from $50.00 to $40.00 and from $90 or $100.00 to $80.00 per semester credit hour.”

This guaranteed tuition plan is valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2008, Spring 2009 or Summer 2009 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2008, this plan will expire after the Summer 2012 term.

This guaranteed tuition plan was valid for 12 consecutive semesters for new incoming students enrolled for the first time during the Fall 2007, Spring 2008 or Summer 2008 terms. Example: For a student whose first semester of enrollment was Fall 2007, this plan expired after the Summer 2011 term.