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Resident Undergraduate Estimated Expenses

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As a major flagship public university, tuition at the University of Colorado at Boulder remains one of the lowest for residents of any major state university in the country.

An act of the Colorado State Legislature in May 2004 established a new way for Colorado to provide state tax dollar support for higher education at the undergraduate level. Instead of subsidizing in-state undergraduate education, the state will provide direct funding to in-state undergraduate students through the College Opportunity Fund (COF). Undergraduate in-state students can apply for COF vouchers to be applied to a portion of their university bill. If you're an in-state undergraduate student, be sure to visit the websites listed below for more information. You must apply to receive funding.

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Cost of Attendance for 2007-08 Academic Year
The figures listed below are estimates based on a single undergraduate student enrolled full time for two academic-year semesters. Choose a College or School:
Expenses	Resident¹
Tuition and Fees	$6,635
On-Campus Room and Board	$9,088
Books/Supplies	$1,698
On-Campus Estimated Total²	$17,380

¹ Residency classification is determined by Colorado state law. The resident tuition amount assumes eligibility for, and authorization for the use of, the College Opportunity Fund (COF) at CU-Boulder. For more information, go to the College Opportunity Fund .
² Transportation, medical, and personal cost estimates are not included in these figures because costs can vary depending upon individual circumstances and spending habits.

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