Undergraduate students from Kansas are eligible for UMKC's in-state tuition rate. With the Kansas rate, a full-time non-resident undergraduate student taking 30 credit hours annually can save nearly $14,000 each academic year. That's money you can use on textbooks, technology, housing or just the cost of living.
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Graduate students in these Kansas counties, with the exception of those enrolled in professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine or pharmacy, are eligible for the in-state rate.
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