2011â2012 Calendar - University of Winnipeg

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AUTHENTIC INDEPENDENT CONNECTED CREATIVE DYNAMIC Graduation Exercises Every student who completes the requirements for a Graduation Diploma in the April series of examinations may attend the Convocation Exercises in May. Internet Access Included in their course fees, Collegiate students have access to the internet, along with support from The University of Winnipeg Help Desk (internet access provided). Once registered, students simply claim their Collegiate identification number and password from The Collegiate Main Office (1W02). Internet accounts obtained are for use from a home computer, The Collegiate Micro Computer Lab (1W07) and the Tutor Centre and includes an email address. Course or project work has precedence in 1W07. Student accounts will also provide access to the U of W Library computers and the uplink computer common on the fourth floor of Centennial Hall. Students should expect to sign a user’s agreement. Plagiarism The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers defines plagiarism as “the act of using another person’s ideas or expressions in your writing without acknowledging the source.” Copying words or ideas from any source, including another student, constitutes academic “theft,” and may result in loss of marks for the assignment, loss of marks for the entire course, or even expulsion. The same penalties will result if a student is found guilty of cheating or contributing to cheating on any test, exam, or term assignment. Services for Students with Special Needs Students who are learning disabled, mobility impaired, hearing impaired, or visually impaired have full access to studies at The Collegiate. Services for students with special needs are available through The Nathan Micay Disability Resource Centre, located in Graham Hall. Students enrolling at The Collegiate should arrange to meet with a Dean well before classes begin, so that appropriate arrangements are in place before their first day of class. Some of the services that may be arranged include: • Academic advising - course selection and timetable arrangement • Admission and registration assistance • Note-takers • Arrangements for materials on tape and other alternate formats • Examination supervision, including alternate exam formats and extended time • Learning/Study Skills assessment • Mobility/Accessibility assistance • Orientation to The Collegiate and The University of Winnipeg • Access to University facilities • Collegiate and University advising Student Handbook A Collegiate Student Handbook containing helpful information about examination schedules, fee schedules, faculty, buildings on campus, fire regulations, administrative procedures re: absence, illness, etc., will be distributed to all students the first week of classes. Textbooks Textbooks used are those recommended by the Manitoba Department of Education. The Collegiate will lend, free of charge, most of the texts used in courses. Transcripts Every student is entitled to receive as many transcripts of high school marks as required at a fee of $5.00CDN for the first copy and $1.00CDN for each additional copy included in the same order. Tutoring Services The Collegiate offers the services of a full-time, certified teacher as a tutor for both Arts and Science courses. Students may sign up for one-on-one or group tutorials at no additional cost. Collegiate Instructors also provide tutoring outside of regular class time. The office of The Collegiate Tutor is located on the lower level of Wesley Hall. T H E C O L L E G I A T E 2 0 1 1 – 2 0 1 2 1 1
AUTHENTIC INDEPENDENT CONNECTED CREATIVE DYNAMIC Fees Collegiate fees may be paid by cash, cheque, money order, Interac, or Telepay (through your financial institution). Cheques and money orders should be made payable to “The University of Winnipeg”. * Please note: The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents reserves the right to change the schedule of fees and refunds without notice. Revenue Canada does not allow Income Tax deduction claims based on Collegiate fees. 1. Course Fees Collegiate students will pay fees calculated on the number of courses for which the student registers. This fee-per-credit covers the following items: • course tuition • student association fees • student centre • I.D. card fee • textbooks • universal access to the internet for all students • access to University library services • access to tutoring • access to counselling and academic support services • access to the Collegiate, University and Scholarship Planning Office • access to Duckworth Center Fee statements will show a breakdown of tuition fees, registration fee, and student association fees. Fall/Winter Session course fees for 2011-2012 are assessed at $770.00CDN per credit; $385.00CDN per half-credit for Canadian students. Spring Session 2011 fees are assessed at $630.00CDN per full credit and $315.00CDN per half credit for Canadian students. Full-time International students, those taking five or more credits, will be assessed a flat tuition of $11,000.00CDN which will cover all of the courses taken from September 1, 2011 to August 31, 2012. International students taking fewer than five courses will be assessed course fees of $2,200.00CDN per credit. 2. Additional Fees: a) Graduation Fee - Graduates attending the Graduation exercises will be assessed a graduation fee of $40.00CDN to cover the cost of Cap and Gown rental, diploma, and diploma cover. Graduates who do not attend these ceremonies and those who graduate in June or August will be assessed a Graduation Fee of $20.00CDN to cover the cost of diploma and diploma cover. b) Appeals - Every candidate may, within one week following the publication of final examination results, enter an appeal in writing to The Collegiate Appeals Committee, through an Associate Dean of The Collegiate. A fee of $15.00CDN will be assessed for each course for which an appeal is entered. Should the appeal be sustained, the $15.00CDN fee will be re funded. Appeals with respect to individual items of work should also be directed through an Associate Dean of The Collegiate. c) Transcripts - For each order of transcripts (term or final grades) a fee of $5.00CDN for the first copy and $1.00CDN for each additional copy will be assessed. d) Application fee - Canadian applicants must pay a $50.00CDN Application Fee (non-refundable). International applicants intending to study in Canada on a Student Authorization granted by the Canadian Government must pay a $125.00CDN (Canadian) Application Fee (nonrefundable). Returning students do not pay an application fee. e) N.S.F. Cheque fee - Should any student’s cheque be returned for non-sufficient funds, the student will be assessed an additional $40.00CDN. f) Library fines - Students who incur library fines must pay the fines in full before final grades will be issued. 3. Fee Payment Canadian and Returning International Students applying for Fall/Winter Session are required to pay 50% of the total course fees at the time of registration and the remaining 50% by January 31, 2012. Monthly payments can be arranged by contacting one of the Deans. Students who do Early Registration (prior to July 31) MUST pay a deposit of $770.00CDN (Canadian students) and $2,200.00CDN* (International students) at the time of registration. The balance of the first 50% is then due by August 31, 2011. First time International students must pay full fees prior to receiving the final letter of acceptance. A student registering for only one credit MUST pay all fees at registration. Arrangements for alternate methods of payment may be made through a Dean or the Registrar where necessary. Fees for Spring and Summer courses must be paid at the time of application/registration. Note: For all sessions; students who have not paid all fees in full may not be permitted to write final examinations. Under special circumstances the Dean may grant permission. * This course fee pertains to students registering at The Collegiate for the first time. International students who were registered at The Collegiate in previous terms should consult the Collegiate office about fees. 1 2 T H E C O L L E G I A T E 2 0 1 1 – 2 0 1 2
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