What You Pay
Tuition and fees for Summer Session are assessed separately from the fall and spring semesters.
Tuition and fee rates are determined by your program of study, residency classification, and the number of credit hours in which you are enrolled. The Bursar’s Office website publishes tuition and fees for:
Housing costs may also appear on the tuition and fee bill. See the Housing and Dining Services website for more information on rates for Summer Session.
Tuition and fees are just one part of the overall cost to attend CU Â鶹ӰԺ. The full cost of attendance could include expenses such as on-campus housing and food, books and supplies, and items that are not billed by the university, such as personal expenses, transportation and medical insurance. View the full cost of attendance.
Confirmation Deposits
New degree students must pay a $200 confirmation deposit at least 24 hours before they’re allowed to register for courses. If the student withdraws during their first semester at CU, they are not eligible for a confirmation deposit refund.
Otherwise, confirmation deposits are returned 6–8 weeks after graduation, less any outstanding charges.
If a student withdraws or drops all their classes by the "no penalty" deadline on the withdrawal calendar, or if they never enroll in a semester or term, deposits are applied to the student account and outstanding charges first. Any available refund is deposited into the student’s bank account or mailed to their permanent address approximately six to eight weeks later.
If the student returns to CU Â鶹ӰԺ, they will be expected to repay the confirmation deposit before they re-enroll. Visit the Bursar’s Office website to learn more.
CU Â鶹ӰԺ applies the interest earned from confirmation deposits to student financial aid.