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TUITION
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2008-09 SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
August 26, 2008 - June 5, 2009
FULL-TIME ADULT PROGRAMS
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PROGRAM
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HOURS
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TUITION*
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TEXTBOOKS/
SUPPLIES**
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TOTAL COST
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Administrative
Asst/Software Specialist |
1,080 |
$6,400 |
$1,200 |
$7,600 |
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Baker/Pastry Cook |
900 |
$5,100 |
$975 |
$6,075 |
Culinary
Arts
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900
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$6,400
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$1,550 |
$7,950 |
| Medical
Assistant |
1395 |
$8,200 |
$2,000 |
$10,200 |
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Medical
Office Secretary
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1,080 |
$6,400 |
$1,550 |
$7,950 |
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Textbooks & Supplies are additional.
| FULL-TIME "INTERGENERATIONAL"
PROGRAMS
Adults who enroll in intergenerational programs attend classes
with high school students.
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All Programs
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900
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$4,500
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Varies***
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$4,500+ Textbooks/
Supplies
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*Tuition subject to increases if loss of federal education subsidy
occurs.
**Textbook/supplies fees are non-refundable and subject to change.
***Textbooks are charged separately, according to class.
4/22/08
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TUITION POLICY
Tuition is determined annually based on the operational cost of each program
and on state reimbursements and guidelines.
A $100.00 non-refundable registration fee is due at the time of enrollment
for all students in all programs of study.
The program of study consists of a full program
year divided into two (2) payment periods. Each payment period is equal to
50% of the scheduled program year. Full tuition payment for each payment
period is due by
or before two weeks prior to the first day of class for that payment period.. If desired, students may
prepay for the entire school year prior to the beginning of the fall term.
Tuition is adjusted accordingly
for half-time and advanced placement students.
Students with delinquent accounts over 10 days are subject to suspension from
school until the account is paid. For any current or former student, if an
account remains delinquent, the school reserves the right to withhold services
along with the diploma, transcript of grades or other records of achievement.
Any delinquent accounts (unpaid balances) are subject to the collection
procedures established by school policy.
Financial assistance is accepted for tuition payment upon receipt of
appropriate written notification of such approval. This must be submitted to the
school according the payment schedule. A minimum of 6-8 weeks processing time is
needed for most types of financial aid. Refer to information on
Financial Aid. You may call the Financial Aid office for
more information at 505-1257.
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Bad Check Fee
A $15.00 fee will be charged for each bad check or other instrument
presented by or on behalf of the student and accepted that is not negotiable.
The fee and the amount due must be paid in full to continue in the program.
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Refunds
Tuition refunds are based on payment period
costs and are calculated on a prorata basis. One hundred percent (100%) of
tuition will be refunded if a student withdraws prior to the first day of
class. After classes begin, tuition refunds will be prorata. Tuition amount
is rounded up to the nearest 10 percent of completed hours. After greater than 60 percent of
the payment period is completed, no refund is given. Textbook payments are not
subject to the prorata refund policy.
The student should officially terminate or withdraw from the program in
writing. Upon completion of the withdrawal/termination form, any refund due will be calculated according to the
last date of attendance.
Note: Students who withdraw before
program completion may owe tuition or book costs based on the difference between
federal aid required to be returned and the school's refund policy.
Refund Distribution
All refunds will be made within thirty (30) days of withdrawal
or termination. If a refund is due a student under the institution's refund
policy and the student has received any Title IV aid as a part of the student's
aid package, the refund will be distributed in a specified order of priority.
Refunds will be first made to the lender of a Title IV Loan to reduce
the loan principal. Second, (if applicable) the refund will be applied to
reduce any Title IV grant amounts received. Third (if applicable) the
refund will be made to the sponsoring agency, student or parent.
All information on Program Costs and Refund Policies are made available to
all applicants and distributed prior to day one (1) of enrollment.
Return of Title IV Funds
When a student who receives Title IV
financial aid (Pell Grant, Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford
Loans, and Parent PLUS Loans) withdraws, either officially or
unofficially, before completing the payment period for which they are
charged, a return of Title IV funds may be required.
 | First, the net amount of Title IV aid
that was and could have been disbursed is calculated. |
| Second, a calculation must be performed
to determine the percentage of Title IV aid earned. The number of
hours attended by the student is divided by the number of hours in the
payment period. This equals the percentage of Title IV aid earned.
If the percentage of Title IV aid earned is greater than 60 percent, the
student is eligible for 100 percent of the aid. |
| Third, if the amount of aid disbursed
equals the amount of aid earned, no further calculation is required. |
| Fourth, if the amount of aid disbursed
is greater than the amount of aid earned, the difference must be
returned to the appropriate Title IV agencies. |
| The school will return Title IV monies
as follows: Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, Subsidized Stafford Loan,
Parent PLUS Loan, Pell Grant. |
The student's account will be debited
for all monies returned to the Title IV agencies. The student will
be responsible for paying any outstanding balance due to the Business
Office. Questions regarding the Return of Title IV Funds should be
directed to the Financial Aid office, 505-1257. |
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