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Tuition Plateau

An Undergraduate tuition plateau is the range of credits where tuition normally remains the same. The 12-to-18 credit plateau is the tuition structure generally adopted for all University of Wisconsin System universities for Undergrad students. It means that once you are enrolled in 12 credits for a semester, you would pay the same tuition as if you enroll in 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 credits.

Diagram illustrating 12-18 cr. tuition plateau

Undergraduate Student Tuition Plateaus

  • For fall and spring semesters, the tuition plateau is between 12 and 18 credits for Undergraduate students.
  • January Interim does not have a tuition plateau.
  • Summer session plateau is 6 to 9 credits for Undergraduate students.
  • Each UW Green Bay campus/location has their own separate tuition plateau.

Graduate Student Tuition Plateau

  • Fall and spring semesters, the tuition plateau begins at the 9+ credit for Graduate students. No additional tuition for enrolled credits above 9.
  • Graduate students are allowed a maximum of 15 enrolled credits per semester. However, student can complete a credit over request form.
  • January Interim does not have a Graduate tuition plateau. Each enrolled credit is charged tuition/fees.
  • Summer semester does not have a Graduate tuition plateau. Each enrolled credit is charged tuition/fees.
  • Graduate tuition costs can be reviewed on the Overview - Cost - Graduate Studies - UW-Green Bay (uwgb.edu webpage.