The exact cost of
attending the University of California, Santa Barbara will vary. Generally, however,
the total undergraduate costs, including fees,
books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses for three quarters
on campus during the 2007-2008 academic year are estimated to be $25,000
for residents of California and $45,000 for nonresidents, including international
students. Total graduate student costs including fees, books and supplies,
transportation, and personal expenses for three quarters off campus are
estimated to be $31,000 for residents of California and $47,000 for nonresidents.
A
detailed breakdown of estimated expenses is available on the Financial
Aid Office website.
An Undergraduate
Student Summary of Quarterly Fees and Expenses and a Graduate
Student Summary of Quarterly Fees and Expenses for 2007-2008 can
also be found on this website.
The university’s accounts receivable
billing system (known as Billing,
Accounts Receivable, and Collections, or BARC) consolidates
debts owed to the university, including fees, campus owned housing expenses,
and library fines.
Students receive a monthly statement of their account status whenever they
have financial obligations to the university. Fee payment deadlines are posted
on this web site and published quarterly in the Schedule
of Classes.
Qualified students are eligible for financial
assistance in the form of scholarships, loans, grants, and/or work-study.
For more information on UCSB financial aid,
students can visit the Financial
Aid Office website.
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