Tuition and Financial Aid

URI J Term courses are offered at discounted tuition rates compared to the fall and spring semesters.

2023 URI J Term Tuition Rates

Course Level In-state residents Regional residents Out-of-state residents
Undergraduate (course numbers 100-499) $310 per credit $469 per credit $513 per credit
Graduate (course numbers 500+) $412 per credit $497 per credit $567 per credit

Fees

Travel, program, and/or course fees may apply for various J Term courses. A transcript fee of $50 is applied to any student registering for their first URI course during the J Term. If you have ever taken a course at URI previously, you are exempt from paying the transcript fee during the J Term. Note: The Engineering fee does not apply to J Term enrollment.

Additional fees

Enter the course name in the search box below or scroll to see if your J Term course has an additional fee.

CourseFee
AAF 399: Introduction to Multicultural PsychologyNo additional fees.
ACC 199: Financial Accounting for Nonbusiness MajorsNo additional fees.
AFS 105G: Food from the SeaNo additional fees.
AFS 132G: Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems, and Society$25
AST 118: Introductory Astronomy: The Solar System$75
AVS 101: Introduction to Animal ScienceNo additional fees.
AVS 132G: Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems, and Society$25
BAI 110: (BUS) Business Computing ApplicationsNo additional fees.
BAI 310: (BUS) Business Data Analysis with Excel$75
BAI 310: (BUS) Business Data Analysis with Excel$75
BIO 331: ParasitologyNo additional fees.
BIO 181G: The Information Age: From Politics to MedicineNo additional fees.
BIO 396: Biology And SocietyNo additional fees.
CCJ 274: Criminal Justice SystemNo additional fees.
CHM 100X: Learning to Learn ChemistryNo additional fees.
CLA 396: Myths of RomeNo additional fees.
COM 100: Communication Fundamentals$25
COM 100: Communication Fundamentals$25
COM 202: Public Speaking$25
COM 204: Introduction to Sports Broadcasting$55
COM 310: Topics in Communication: Hollywood's Vietnam WarNo additional fees.
COM 315: Environmental Dimensions of CommunicationNo additional fees.
COM 382: Communication TheoryNo additional fees.
COM 422: Communication and Conflict InterventionNo additional fees.
COM 108G: Spaceship Earth: Communication and SustainabilityNo additional fees.
COM 321G: Social Media and Interpersonal CommunicationNo additional fees.
CSC 101: Computing Concepts$75
CSC 106: The Joy of Programming$75
CVE 220: Mechanics of MaterialsNo additional fees.
CVE 220: Mechanics of MaterialsNo additional fees.
DSP 102: Power BI Data Analysis for EveryoneNo additional fees.
DSP 181G: The Information Age: From Politics to MedicineNo additional fees.
ECN 390: Topics in Economics: Economics of DisabilityNo additional fees.
EDC 203: Mental Health First AidNo additional fees.
ENG 243: The Short StoryNo additional fees.
ENG 263: Introduction to Literary Genres: The PoemNo additional fees.
FLM 101: Introduction to Film Media$75
FLM 101: Introduction to Film Media$75
FLM 101: Introduction to Film Media$75
FLM 101: Introduction to Film Media$75
FLM 205: History of Film II$75
FLM 220: Intermediate Film Production: Filmmaking: The Commercial$75
GEO 100G: Environmental Geology$25
GWS 150: Introduction to Gender and Women's StudiesNo additional fees.
GWS 310: Race, Class, and SexualityNo additional fees.
GWS 330: Gender and the HolocaustNo additional fees.
GWS 350: Special Topics-Women Studies: Women and HealthNo additional fees.
GWS 350: Special Topics-Women Studies: Women and Mental HealthNo additional fees.
GWS 360: Men and MasculinitiesNo additional fees.
GWS 325G: International Women's IssuesNo additional fees.
HDF 290: Modern Leadership IssuesNo additional fees.
HDF 357: Family and Community HealthNo additional fees.
HDF 381: Exploring Internships in Human Service AgenciesNo additional fees.
HDF 130G: "This is Us": Individual and Family DevelopmentNo additional fees.
HDF 205G: Money Skills for LifeNo additional fees.
HLT 491: Experiential Learning Independent StudyNo additional fees.
HPR 344: Honors Seminar in Arts & Design and WritingNo additional fees.
INE 249: (BUS) Business of Innovation: Lean StartupNo additional fees.
INE 315: (BUS) Legal Environment of BusinessNo additional fees.
ISE 261G: Waste Not, Want Not: Sustainable Lean ProductionNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Career Pathways in HDFNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Career Strategy and CoachingNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Careers in Health & HealthcareNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Exploring Careers in JusticeNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Career Rhode Trip for EconomicsNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Personal Branding & NetworkingNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Pharm. Science Rhode TripNo additional fees.
ITR 300: Career Planning: Concepts & Skills: Cultivating Mindfulness & Professional Well-beingNo additional fees.
JOR 340: Public Relations StrategiesNo additional fees.
KIN 123: Foundations of HealthNo additional fees.
KIN 123: Foundations of HealthNo additional fees.
KIN 243: Prevention And Care Of Athletic InjuriesNo additional fees.
KIN 275: Introduction to Exercise Science$55
LAR 201: Survey of Landscape ArchitectureNo additional fees.
LHR 532: Seminar in Labor and Employment LawNo additional fees.
LHR 546: Negotiation and Alternative Dispute ResolutionNo additional fees.
LIB 150: Search Strategies for the Information AgeNo additional fees.
MBA 576: Advanced Topics In Mgt.: Conslt Appr to Problem SolvingNo additional fees.
MCE 262: StaticsNo additional fees.
MCE 263: DynamicsNo additional fees.
MCE 466: Introduction to Finite Element MethodNo additional fees.
MGT 341: (BUS) Organizational BehaviorNo additional fees.
MGT 345: (BUS) Business in SocietyNo additional fees.
MKT 265: (BUS 365) Marketing PrinciplesNo additional fees.
MKT 367: (BUS) Marketing ResearchNo additional fees.
MKT 475: (BUS) Social Media for Marketing: Analytics and StrategyNo additional fees.
MTH 107: Introduction to Finite MathematicsNo additional fees.
MUS 101: Introduction to MusicNo additional fees.
MUS 101: Introduction to MusicNo additional fees.
MUS 106: History of JazzNo additional fees.
NFS 207: General NutritionNo additional fees.
NFS 207: General NutritionNo additional fees.
PHL 101: Critical ThinkingNo additional fees.
PHL 212: EthicsNo additional fees.
PLS 132G: Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems, and Society$25
PRS 340: Public Relations StrategiesNo additional fees.
PSC 274: Criminal Justice SystemNo additional fees.
PSC 377: Politics of ChinaNo additional fees.
PSY 399: Introduction to Multicultural PsychologyNo additional fees.
PSY 442: Psychology of ExceptionalityNo additional fees.
PSY 471: Applied Behavioral Analysis and RemediationNo additional fees.
SCA 255: (BUS) Operations and Supply Chain ManagementNo additional fees.
SOC 100: Introduction to the Sociological PerspectiveNo additional fees.
SOC 100: Introduction to the Sociological PerspectiveNo additional fees.
SOC 242: Sex and GenderNo additional fees.
SPA 489: The Spanish-American Narrative: Transnational Caribbean Narratives$25
SPC 325: Leadership, Power, and OppressionNo additional fees.
STA 220: Statistics In Modern SocietyNo additional fees.
STA 409: Statistical Methods in Research I$25
SUS 315: Environmental Dimensions of CommunicationNo additional fees.
SUS 108G: Spaceship Earth: Communication and SustainabilityNo additional fees.
SUS 261G: Waste Not, Want Not: Sustainable Lean ProductionNo additional fees.
THE 338G: Ethical Dilemmas in Contemporary TheatreNo additional fees.
TMD 426: Historic And Contemporary FurnitureNo additional fees.
UCS 160: Success in HigherEd Learning EnvironmentsNo additional fees.
WRT 302: Writing Culture$55

 

URI J Term Billing

URI Winter J Term e-Bills will be generated exclusively on e-Campus. Your uri.edu email account will be notified by URI Enrollment Services as soon as your e-Bill is posted to e-Campus. This email notification will contain the date by which the bill will need to be paid in full.

 

Financial Aid

The Winter J Term is an optional term. The per credit rate for Winter J Term tuition has been discounted by over 50% from fall and spring rates to help make this term more affordable. For students enrolled and matriculated in an undergraduate degree program at URI, limited internal scholarship money will be available, and federal aid may also be available. To apply for Winter J term aid, you will need to:                         

Students who are eligible for a financial aid refund in the fall or spring terms may choose to use this for Winter J Term expenses.

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

Federal regulations require all institutions that administer Title IV student financial aid programs to monitor the academic progress toward a degree or certificate of students applying for funds. All University of Rhode Island students enrolled for Winter J Term who have completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and wish to be considered for Title IV federal aid as well as selected other types of assistance must meet the criteria stated in the policy. Students who have appealed their SAP status at the end of a spring semester and have been approved to receive financial aid for the following Fall semester will have their Fall academic record reviewed for compliance and possible continuation of eligibility for the Spring semester in December. Note that if this Fall review results in the termination of eligibility for the Spring semester, the Winter J Term is included as an ineligible semester even if there is prior enrollment. For complete information regarding SAP standards, appeal processes, and implications for financial aid eligibility, please visit the URI Enrollment Services website

Waivers

Senior citizens and unemployed students may be eligible to use waivers for credit courses. Please call 401.874.9500 for information.

Eligible URI employees seeking information regarding tuition waivers for J Term are directed to follow the directions on this memo. Employees applying for tuition waiver benefits will be required to submit a FERPA release form prior to tuition waiver approval. Please note that the form must be signed by the employee receiving/requesting a tuition waiver, and if applicable, by the spouse, domestic partner and/or all dependents receiving the tuition waiver benefit. A Dependency Affidavit must also accompany every FERPA release form.

Tuition waivers will now be accepted electronically for Winter J Term 2023. To submit tuition waivers, employees must first log on to e-Campus. If you need assistance in logging on to e-Campus, please contact the e-Campus help desk at 874-2417. (Please note that once you create your User ID and password, it takes overnight to get the “Self Service” link to submit the tuition waiver access.)