Find Tuition & Fees at SOU
Find Southern Oregon University student tuition and fees for current residential status and/or specialized program path. Find cost information based on your specific track at the bottom of the following table.
Endnotes:
(1) Online courses are assessed tuition as well as a $65/credit online delivery fee but are exempted from other standard mandatory fees (such as incidental fee, building fee, etc.) Students will pay mandatory fees based on the number of on-campus, remote (distance delivery) and hybrid credit hours.
(2) A one-time Matriculation Fee of $300 is assessed to all new and transfer students for admissions, advising, orientation, academic support services, and housing application.
(3) The Health Service basic fee is $143/student (at 4+hours) during the academic year and $102/student (at 4+ hours) during the summer.
(4) Students taking Honors College (HON) courses will be assessed an additional $25 per credit hour.
(5) Students taking on-campus undergraduate Art (ART), Art History (ARTH). Creative Writing (CW), Emerging Media and Digital Arts (EMDA), Military Science (MS), Music (MUS), or Theatre (TA) courses will be assessed an additional $10 per credit hour.
(6) Additional information about Student Recreation Center fee.
(7) Tuition & Fee Schedules, Calculators, and Budgets 2020-21
Required Enrollment Fees
SOU no longer generates paper statements. Students will receive an email to their SOU email address that a eBill is available for viewing. Check the InsideSOU account for the most recent statement, and to view charges and payments.
Mandatory enrollment fees include Building, Incidental, and Health Service fees. A few students are exempt from the assessment of mandatory fees when all of their registered courses are assessed at rates that are different from the published SOU schedule of tuition and fees. These different rates are referred to as Continuing Education (previously referred to as self-support).
Courses that fall within the Continuing Education category are typically online courses, but may include other courses as well. These courses are usually identified on the online Class Schedule with an amount in the Fees column for a course as well as a footnote that indicates the fee for the class is charged instead of regular tuition, not in addition. Continuing Education rates are set at levels necessary to cover the costs of providing the course.
If all of your registered courses are Continuing Education you will not be assessed Building, Incidental, or Health Service fees. If one or more of your registered courses are assessed at regular SOU published rates, you will be assessed mandatory enrollment fees found in the published SOU tuition and fees schedules based on your total credits.
Building fees: finance debt service for construction associated with student centers, health centers, and recreational facilities constructed through the issuance of bonds.
Incidental fees: fund student union operations, educational, cultural, student government, and athletic activities.
Green Tag fees: offset 100% of SOU’s energy consumption including electricity and natural gas used to power all university facilities.
Health Service fees: support student health services including counseling services, office visits, health and wellness programming, and reduced pricing for services and products such as prescriptions, lab work, and special procedures
Student Rec Center fees: support the construction, debt service, maintenance, and operation costs of the Student Recreation Center.
Online Delivery fees Online: In a fully online course, all instruction occurs over the Internet. You can take the course from the convenience of your home, office, etc., 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You access course content and resources, participate in discussions, submit assignments, and interact with the instructor and your classmates through an application called Moodle.