The Universtiy of Kansas
EXPENSES OF STUDENTS

GENERAL FEES

FEES ARE COLLECTED at the time of registration,
except music lesson fees and instrument rentals, which
are payable within four days after enrollment.

VETERANS who plan to have their fees paid by the
Veterans’ Administration should be sure that their
Certificates of Eligibility and Entitlement (V.A. Form
1953) are filed with the Veterans Training Service,
Room 2, Frank Strong Hall, prior to the opening of
school.

MATRICULATION FEE. Each new student pays a
matriculation fee when he enters the University. This
fee is paid only once. For residents of Kansas the fee
is $10.00; for non-residents, $20.00.

INCIDENTAL FEE. An incidental fee is paid each
semester by each student, the amount depending on
the division in which the student is registered. The

schedule is as follows:

Kansas Non-
Residents Residents

Liberal Arts and Sciences, Graduate School,

 

 

Education, Engineering, Fine Arts ................ $ 40 $ 90
Business, Law, Pharmacy <2... 45 100
Medicine: (atGawrence) «20028 100 175
Medicine: (at Kansas City. 2-2 125 250
Nursing (on entrance only) ...................-cscccssses0--- 35 70
Physical Therapy (seventh and eighth

semesters) None None
Occupational Therapy (seventh and eighth

semesters) None None

DEFINITION OF RESIDENCE. The status of stu-
dents for the purpose of paying fees is determined by
legislative act (L. 1938 Sp. Sess., ch. 70), which provides
that a minor is entitled to pay fees at resident rates, if
his parents have been residents of Kansas for at least
six months prior to his matriculation; that an adult
shall be entitled to pay the resident rates if he has been
a Kansas resident for at least six months prior to ma-
triculation. Persons, or families in the case of minors,
who become actual residents in good faith’ of Kansas
are entitled to pay the resident rate after the six
months residence requirement has been met.

HEALTH FEE. The health fee is $7.50 a semester,
and entitles the student to necessary dispensary care
for ordinary illnesses, laboratory tests, and vaccina-
tions against typhoid, smallpox, and diphtheria. Special
services are available at nominal rates, as follows:
Hospitalization, $1 a day; X-rays and medicine, actual
cost; operating room, $5 for minor and $10 for major
surgery. Services of specialists other than part-time
consultants in radiology and mental hygiene must be
paid for by the student.