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Autumn, an Ohio Resident and a History major in the College of Arts and Science, is initially enrolled in 16 credit hours. As a full-time student, she is assessed the standard tuition of $8,904.28 for the semester. After the 100% refund period, she withdraws from a three credit hour course. Even though her enrollment credit hours have dropped, her billable hours remain 16 because she withdrew after the refund period. She then adds a different three credit hour course, which brings her to 19 credit hours. This causes a tuition overload charge of one credit hour, or $609.79, to be added to her semester bill. Her total semester tuition increases to $9,514.07.

Charlie approaches his academic advisor about enrolling in 21 credit hours for a semester. He is an Ohio resident and a Communication Design major in the College of Creative Arts. As a full-time student, his original tuition charges for the semester are $8,904.28. His per credit hour overload rate is $609.79. Because he will take three overload credit hours, his total overload charges are $1,829.37. Charlie’s total semester tuition rises to $10,733.65. 

Misty is an Ohio resident and a Kinesiology major in the College of Education, Health, and Society. As a full-time student with at least 12 credit hours, she is assessed the standard tuition of $8,904.28 for the semester. Her overload charge is $609.79 per additional credit hour over 18. She enrolls in 18 credit hours for the semester, hence not incurring any overload fees. Her total tuition for the semester remains $8,904.28. 

Kristina has decided to enroll in 21 credit hours for a semester. She is a Kentucky resident and a Political Science major in the College of Arts and Science. As a full-time student and a non-Ohio resident, her original tuition charges for the semester are $20,012.32. Her per credit hour overload rate is $609.79. Because she will take three overload credit hours, her total overload charges are $1,829.37. Kristina’s total semester tuition increases to $21,841.69.

Reggie is an Ohio resident and a Sport Communication and Media in the College of Education, Health, and Society. As a full-time student with at least 12 credit hours, he is assessed the standard tuition of $9,080.44 for the semester. His overload charge is $621.99 per additional credit hour over 18. He enrolls in 18 credit hours for the semester, hence not incurring any overload fees. His total tuition for the semester remains $9,080.44.

Francesca has 21 credit hours remaining toward completing her degree. This Ohio resident and Diplomacy and Global Politics and Spanish double major decides to complete these credit hours this upcoming semester. Her initial bill reflects the standard tuition of $9,080.44. Her overload charge is $621.99 per additional credit hour over 18. Because she will take three overload credit hours, her total overload charges are $1,865.97. Francesca’s total semester tuition increases to $10,946.41.

Candice plans to enroll in 21 credit hours this semester. She is a Pennsylvania resident and a Games + Simulation major in the College of Creative Arts. As a full-time student and a non-Ohio resident, her original tuition charges for the semester are $20,610.64. Her per credit hour overload rate is $621.99. Because she will take three overload credit hours, her total overload charges are $1,865.97. Kristina’s total semester tuition becomes $22,476.61.

Josh, a Biochemistry major in the College of Arts and Science, begins the semester with 14 credit hours. As a full-time student and Ohio resident, he is assessed the standard tuition of $9,080.44 for the semester. After the 100% refund period, he withdraws from a three credit hour course. Even though his enrollment credit hours have dropped, his billable hours remain 14 because he withdrew after the refund period. He then adds two three credit hour courses, which brings him to 20 credit hours. This causes a tuition overload charge of two credit hours, or $1,243.98, to be added to his semester bill. His total semester tuition increases to $10,324.42.