If a university charges a set tuition for 12 credit hours or more, its marginal revenue from students taking an overload is zero.

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If the university charges a set tuition for 12 credit hours or more, it means that students taking an overload (more than 12 credit hours) do not have to pay extra fees for the additional credits. Therefore, the marginal revenue from these students is zero since the university is not getting any additional income from the overload.

If a University Charges a Set Tuition for 12 Credit