Maximum Benefit Dollar Amounts Per Semester
Summer 2012
Indiana University is offering a university-wide tuition discount for Summer 2012. Students enrolled in summer courses will receive a 25% undergraduate course fee reduction at any of the seven IU campuses. The Tuition Benefit amounts below have been adjusted to show the maximum benefit amount for Summer 2012.
Employees Undergrad |
Employees Graduate |
Employees Graduate Law / Professional |
Graduate Business |
Spouses / Domestic Partners |
|
| Bloomington | $889.15 |
$1,392.75 |
$3,439.94 |
$296.38 |
|
| Indianapolis | $836.64 |
$1,363.50 |
$3,123.45 |
$278.88 |
|
| Columbus | $836.64 |
$1,363.50 |
NA |
$278.88 |
|
| East | $654.53 |
$1,071.27 |
NA |
$218.18 |
|
| Northwest | $663.30 |
$1,096.97 |
NA |
$221.10 |
|
| South Bend | $673.70 |
$1,082.79 |
NA |
$224.57 |
|
| Southeast | $654.08 |
$1,086.62 |
NA |
$218.03 |
|
| Kokomo | $652.95 |
$1,069.92 |
NA |
$217.65 |
|
The Tuition Benefit is a subsidy of covered tuition. The amounts listed above are the maximum benefit amounts eligible per semester. The actual benefit amount applied will be based on the number of credit hours per semester. Dependent Children: The tuition benefit value is a subsidy of 50% of the Indiana resident undergraduate rate, for a maximum of the first 140 credit hours (which includes transfer hours) or the first baccalaureate degree. Retirees receive the same benefit amounts as Employees. |
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Fall 2011 and Spring 2012
Employees Undergrad |
Employees Graduate |
Employees Graduate Law / Professional |
Graduate Business |
Spouses / Domestic Partners |
|
| Bloomington | $1,185.53 |
$1,392.75 |
$3,439.94 |
$395.18 |
|
| Indianapolis | $1,115.55 |
$1,363.50 |
$3,123.45 |
$371.85 |
|
| Columbus | $1,115.55 |
$1,363.50 |
NA |
$371.85 |
|
| East | $ 870.03 |
$1,071.27 |
NA |
$290.01 |
|
| Northwest | $ 884.39 |
$1,096.97 |
NA |
$294.80 |
|
| South Bend | $ 898.29 |
$1,082.79 |
NA |
$299.43 |
|
| Southeast | $ 872.10 |
$1,086.62 |
NA |
$290.70 |
|
| Kokomo | $ 870.62 |
$1,069.92 |
NA |
$290.21 |
|
The Tuition Benefit is a subsidy of covered tuition. The amounts listed above are the maximum benefit amounts eligible per semester. The actual benefit amount applied will be based on the number of credit hours per semester. Dependent Children: The tuition benefit value is a subsidy of 50% of the Indiana resident undergraduate rate, for a maximum of the first 140 credit hours (which includes transfer hours) or the first baccalaureate degree. Retirees receive the same benefit amounts as Employees. |
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