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Building Hours Health Professions Division The executive and administrative offices of the Health Professions Division are open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The library maintains its own hours (see Library section). Financial aFFairs Yearly Fees and Expenses NSU Student Services Fee ..........................................................................................$750 HPD General Access Fee ............................................................................................$145 Histology Lab Fee ........................................................................................................$100 Lab Fee (only for Osteopathic Medicine, Dental Medicine, and Medical Sciences first-year students) ....................................$100 Lippencott Books Fee (only for Osteopathic Medicine second-year students) .......$250 Review Course Fee (only for Optometry third-year students) ..................................$315 Nursing Program Lab Fee (effective January 2006) ...................................................$150 Nursing Skills Assessment ...........................................................................................$170 Equipment /Lab Fee (only for Optometry students)...................................................$25* Student Fee (only for Osteopathic Medicine second-year students) .......................$250 Diploma Fee (Seniors only) ........................................................................................$100 Commencement Fee (Seniors only) ...........................................................................$175 Program Completion Certificate Fee (Postgraduate Dental students) .....................$150 Diploma Fee (B.S./ Vision Science) ............................................................................$100 Late Payment Fee .........................................................................................................$100 I.D. Replacement .........................................................................................................$25 Diploma Replacement .................................................................................................$30 Official Transcripts .......................................................................................................$10 (each) * Per student, per term for fall and winter charges and Payments Tuition charges are automatically calculated when students register for classes. Students are expected to pay in full at the time of registration, or have completed the necessary paperwork for financial aid and have been awarded. Students may pay for tuition using credit cards: MasterCard, VISA, or American Express. Credit card and electronic check payments may be made online through eBill or WebSTAR. late Payment Fee All tuition and fees not paid within 30 days after the start of the semester will result in the assessment of a nonrefundable, $100 late payment fee and a hold being placed on the student account. This hold will prevent the student from viewing grades, registering for future classes, ordering transcripts or diplomas, and accessing the RecPlex at the Don Taft University Center until the financial obligation is reconciled. Health Professions Division 87
late registration Students who have completed one full year at the university and who cannot meet their financial obligations by the 30th day of class are considered late registrants. Students who register after the late registration date established by their college will be charged a late fee or penalty established by the university or the division. The following will apply: • recipients of Armed Forces scholarships shall be allowed up to three months’ grace period without penalty • when confirmation of guaranteed loans has been received, but checks are delayed, credit will be extended for three months consequences for nonpayment The student’s failure to meet financial obligations in accordance with university policy at the end of 70 days will result in an automatic letter of notification being sent to the student informing him/ her that failure to resolve his/ her financial obligation within 10 days will result in administrative withdrawal from class. The university bursar shall • identify those students who have still failed to meet their financial obligation at the end of each 30-day period • notify those students of their failure to pay • forward to the program office the names of all students in delinquent status for the program office to take appropriate administrative action Those students who fail to meet financial obligations shall not receive an academic transcript or diploma. Tuition refund Policy—Voluntary Withdrawals Students who wish to withdraw must submit a written request for voluntary withdrawal to the dean, who will evaluate the student’s request. After completing the required withdrawal form (s) and obtaining the dean’s approval, an eligible student may receive partial refund of the tuition, according to the following formula: First three class days ..........................70 percent Fourth or fifth class day ....................60 percent Sixth or seventh class day ................40 percent Eighth, ninth, or tenth class day ......20 percent After the tenth class day ....................0 percent No refunds will be made thereafter. (Students with questions should consult the program office.) Students may not be given refunds for portions of tuition paid by financial aid funds. As appropriate, the respective financial aid programs will be credited in accordance with federal regulations. Students should notify the Office of Student Financial Assistance prior to withdrawing to determine the effect this will have on financial aid. For complete withdrawals, please refer to the Return of Title IV Funds section of the student handbook. Failure to comply with these requirements could jeopardize future receipt of the Title IV student assistance funds at any institution of higher education the student may attend. A refund due the student will be mailed to the student’s permanent home address or deposited directly into his or her checking account as soon as the dean of the respective college has approved the withdrawal. The tuition refund policy is subject to change at the discretion of the university’s board of trustees. 88 Health Professions Division
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESidEnT ........
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Certificate of Physical Examination
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Nova Southeastern University is the
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Overview of Nova Southeastern Unive
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Professional Accreditations • Nov
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Nova Southeastern University has th
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Student Affairs Student Life The mi
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Office of Special Events and Projec
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College of Allied Health and Nursin
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Student Rights and Responsibilities
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Code of Student Conduct Statement T
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4. Acts Prohibited Students should
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D. Violations Any violation(s) of a
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Specific University Policies and Pr
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4. The president, or an appropriate
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Appendix A Controlled Substances—
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Stimulants Schedules Trade or Other
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Appendix C Telephone Resources Emer
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