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From: Alan Davidson <DAVIDSON@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Subject:      Tuition/fees
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Some folks have asked for clarification, so here goes.  At UCONN, folks
who no longer take courses currently pay a General University fee, which
ranges from $42 per semester (for those who are just on the books but
work away from campus) to $429 per semester (for graduate assistants).
There is an intermediate fee of around $165 per semester for non-graduate
assistants who do not take classes.  This is  based on ability to pay, and
the rationale of charging most students is it keeps fees lower for the rest.
This also does not vary according to time in the program, which
is a decision made by one's Major Advisor and, in most cases approved,
by the Associate Dean of the Graduate School.