Paying for Dual Credit

How to pay for Dual Credit

University of Idaho dual credit courses are a smart way to get ahead. Here’s what you need to know about funding, deadlines and your responsibilities.

Payment options

Advanced Opportunities program (Public School Students)

Idaho public school students can receive up to $4,625 through the Advanced Opportunities program to pay for:

  • Dual credit courses
  • Overload courses
  • Exams (AP, CLEP, CTE and more)
How it works
  • You must request funding through the Advanced Opportunities portal.
  • Funds cover up to $75 of tuition per credit.
  • You’re responsible for any additional fees such as textbook access and lab fees.
  • Missed deadlines or failed/incomplete courses may result in a billing hold.

Tuition not covered by funding must be paid by the university’s term deadlines. University refund and billing policies still apply.

Advanced Opportunities program (Nonpublic School Students)

If you attend a Cognia-accredited Idaho nonpublic school, you may be eligible to receive up to $2,500 through the Advanced Opportunities program to pay for:

  • Dual credit courses
  • Exams (AP, CLEP, CTE and more)
How it works
  • You must work with your school contact to request funding through the Advanced Opportunities portal Funds cover up to $75 per credit You’re responsible for any additional fees such as lab fees or textbook access
  • Review deadlines and eligibility to maximize your opportunity.

What you’ll still need to pay

Even with funding, some costs are your responsibility:

  • Course fees: Lab, online or material fees
  • Books and supplies
  • Non-course expenses: Transportation, technology, etc.
  • Costs exceeding credit limits: Once you've used your full funding, you’re responsible for covering any remaining costs.
  • Summer courses: Not eligible for the $75 per credit rate

Only Idaho high school students are eligible for reduced tuition. Non-residents pay standard undergraduate rates. 

Check the latest tuition and fees on the cost of attendance page.

When to pay

If you’re taking courses online or on a U of I campus

  • Any unpaid balance is due by day 10 of the semester
  • A $100 late fee applies starting on day 11 if your balance is over $300 or you're not enrolled in a payment plan
  • Additional fees may apply — see the student accounts website for late fee information

If you’re taking courses at your high school

  • Pay any remaining balance within 10 days of your course start date
  • A $100 monthly late fee starts October for fall courses and March for spring courses
  • Late fees apply if your balance is over $300 or if no payment plan is in place.
Important
  • You are responsible for meeting all payment deadlines
  • Not receiving a bill does not excuse missed payments
  • Your registration will not be canceled for non-payment

How to make a payment

Once you’re registered:

  • Log into your MyUI account
  • Go to the Student Account Center
  • View your balance and submit payment

Note: It can take up to two weeks for Advanced Opportunities payments to appear in your student account.

Need help?

Visit the Student Accounts and Cashiers Office for information on:

  • Accepted payment types
  • How to set up a payment plan
  • Details on billing and fee policies

Reminder

Dual credit students are considered non-degree seeking and are not eligible for federal financial aid.  

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