University of Cincinnati (UC) Courses and Fees 2025

• The course curriculum is a balanced mix of theory and practical learning, making it both challenging and engaging. Positive aspects include experienced professors and hands-on assignments, while the workload can feel intense at times.
• Classes typically run from morning to afternoon, with breaks in between. Some faculty members guide students on job opportunities. I deeply admire Dr. Song for his teaching clarity and research mentorship.

• Fees are charged on a semester-wise basis, with an opportunity to pay it in installments in the semester also available with an additional cost of 32 dollars.
• The breakdown below is for a semester with a scholarship of 7500 on tuition and 2500 on housing.
• Tuition: 7500
• Housing: 6600
• Insurance: 1300
• Campus services: 600
• A day pass in Cincinnati costs $2, which can take you anywhere. Kroger and Target are close and this is an urban university with various opportunities to dine in.

• The course is moderately challenging, with a mix of theoretical and practical learning.
• Practical skills and industry-relevant projects are a key focus of the curriculum.
• Co-op and internship opportunities help students gain real-world experience.
• Some subjects have a heavy workload, which can be time-consuming.
• Limited flexibility in choosing electives in certain semesters.

• Tuition Fees: Total for programme: approximately $28,000
• (Housing) Fees: Not sure about the exact amount, I reside out of campus, please refer to housing portal of UC
• All-Access Meal Plan: Per Semester: Approximately $2,600
• Health Insurance: Approximately $2,500 per year.
• Fee Payment Structure: Both tuition, fees, and housing/meal plans are charged on a semester-wise basis, with payments due at the start of each semester.
• Estimated Monthly Expenses:
  • Rent (Off-Campus Housing): $400–$800 per month
  • Utilities (Electricity, Internet, etc.): $100–$150 per month.
  • Transportation: Approximately $50–$100 per month. (College Free bus Available)
  • Groceries and Food: $200–$300 per month.
  • Personal Expenses: $100–$150 per month.
  • Total Estimated Monthly Expenses: Approximately $850–$1,500.

The syllabus and the course are very well updated; one should choose the subjects from the list given, and it’s solely students who wish to choose the subject and the professor. The academics are good.

My total tuition fee for fall and sem is -22k$ and the last sem costs around -1.5k$