When are your fees due?
With semesterisation, fees become due each Semester. For Semester 1 of the 2009/2010 Academic Year your Semester 1 fees are due on registration which will take place between August 17 – 27, 2009 and for Semester 2, January 4 – 9, 2010. The fees you will pay at the beginning of Semester 1 will be your tuition fee, examination fee and ancillary fees. For Semester 2 you will pay tuition and examination fees. Ancillary fees are paid once per year and include student union dues; welfare and health coverage fees, the JAMCOPY tariff and your registration fee.
Any modules that you will do in the Summer Session are to be paid for during May 10 – 21, 2010.
How are your tuition fees calculated?
Your tuition fees are based on the cost per credit in the School or Department in which you will pursue your Course of Study (Programme). Per credit fees will differ depending on the School or Department because the educational inputs for the respective Courses of Study vary. These inputs may include items such as specialized instrumentation, laboratories, laboratory materials, field trips, overseas travel, etc.
Examination fees
Examination fees are calculated at a cost of $640.00 per credit.
Your commitment fees
Your commitment fee will go towards your Semester 1 ancillary fees. This means that $9,500.00, the same amount you paid when you accepted our offer of a place at UTech, will be subtracted from your invoice for Semester 1.
Other fees
| Ancillary (Non-refundable) | |
| Students' Union | $2,000.00 |
| Student Welfare Fund | $ 700.00 |
| Registration | $2,000.00 |
| Jam Copy Tariff | $ 300.00 |
| Health Personal Accident Insurance (Non-refundable) | $4,500.00 |
These fees will automatically be added to your tuition and exam fees to create your Semester 1 invoice.
Students on loans from the Students’ Loan Bureau
Recipients of loans from the Students’ Loan Bureau (SLB) will need to settle all fees
that are not covered by the SLB to complete their registration. The SLB covers tuition
and assessment fees only.