<p>Remember that a “full load” for a term is 3 classes, each at 1/3 unit per class. So in a semester you have 2 terms. That’s 6 classes total for the (gulp) $18,450 for tuition per semester. If you divide that by 6 to figure out how much each 1/3 unit or 1 class is, you get the $3075 for the “overload” of 1/3 unit or 1 class.</p>
<p>What it looks like is that they used to give you a break on adding additional classes. Actually, I’m kind of surprised they had that option as 3 classes is enough to take in over one term. Now if you want to add an extra class, it costs just as much as the initial classes.</p>