Fall 2013 Master Schedule - Jamestown Community College

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Financial Information The college reserves the right to make, at any time, any changes it deems advisable in tuition or refund policies. At the time of publication, the tuition and fees for 2013‐2014 had not been set. Pending the outcome of state and local budgetary deliberations, modest tuition and fee increases for both resident and non‐resident students may be instituted, effective with the fall 2013 semester. Tuition information is available at www.sunyjcc.edu. Tuition (subject to change) Full‐time students ‐ 12 or more credit hours NYS resident with valid certificate of residence $2,110 per semester NYS resident without valid certificate of residence $4,220 per semester Out‐of‐state resident $4,220 per semester Part‐time students ‐ fewer than 12 credit hours NYS resident with valid certificate of residence $179 per credit hour NYS resident without valid certificate of residence $322 per credit hour Out‐of‐state resident $322 per credit hour The following fees are mandatory unless noted as optional and are not refundable after drop/add period: Aviation Flight Fees (pending review with program coordinator) up to $12,000 College Processing Fee (one‐time fee payable upon admission to JCC) $85 Faculty Student Association (FSA) Fee $9.25 per credit hour 4 Health Services Fee $1.50 per credit hour Insurance student accident insurance (mandatory for full‐time and all nursing students; optional for part‐time students) $9 per semester student sickness insurance (optional for all) see business office for options Laboratory/Studio Fees varies $10‐$185 Late Payment Fee $25 Placement Test Retesting Fee $10 Residence Hall Suites $3,465 per semester, single tentative $3,095 per semester, double tentative Returned Check Fee $20 per check SUNY Learning Network (SLN) Fee (SLN courses only) $13 per credit hour Technology Fee $5 per credit hour • Students who withdraw their registration from any or all classes shall be liable for payment of tuition and fees, and are eligible for refunds according to the following schedule: tuition liability reduction of tuition charges Prior to the first day of classes 0% 100% 1st week of semester (August 26‐30) tuition and fee liability begins 25% 75% 2nd week of semester (September 2‐6) 50% 50% 3rd week of semester (September 9‐13) 75% 25% 4th week of semester and later (September 16 and later) 100% 0% • Students participating in drop/add procedures during the first week of classes will not be assessed charges for dropped classes required for course schedule changes. • Students who wish to withdraw from any or all of their classes are advised to file their course withdrawals promptly with the Counseling Center on the Cattaraugus County Campus, the registrar on the Jamestown Campus, or the main office at the North County and Warren centers. Students should consult with the financial aid and business offices before they stop attending classes. • All refunds are based on the date withdrawal forms are completed and filed with the registrar's office. Exceptions to this policy will be considered under extenuating circumstances. • Students who receive Title IV aid (Pell, SEOG, Stafford loans) and withdraw from all classes may have their awards reduced and will be responsible to repay any aid disbursed that they are subsequently ineligible to receive. Refunds are paid in the following order: Federal Stafford Loans (subsidized and unsubsidized), PLUS Loans, Pell, SEOG Grants, required refunds of other federal, state, private, or institutional assistance, to the student. • Students may pay with a valid Visa, MasterCard, or Discover card, by phone at 1.800.388.8557, ext. 1003, or in person by visiting JCC’s Jamestown or Cattaraugus County campuses or North County Center. • International students are required to purchase health insurance as a condition of enrollment to assure they have appropriate health coverage in the U.S. while they are attending JCC. Certificate of Residence To be eligible for New York state tuition rates, students must submit a certificate of residence issued by the county or township (for Chautauqua County residents) in which they reside within 30 days from the start of class(es). Without a certificate of residence, the out‐of‐state tuition rate will be charged. The certificate of residence form and instructions are available at http://www.sunyjcc.edu/student‐services/student‐account‐services/certificate‐of‐residency. Payment Process for All Students If you would like to view your bill online, you may do so once registration has opened for the fall 2013 semester by visiting https://banner.sunyjcc.edu. If you are: • Expecting financial aid, funds you are eligible to receive will be applied to your student account in July after registration. • Expecting financial aid to pay only a portion of your bill, you will receive a statement reflecting the status of your tuition and fee bill with your balance due. You may also pay online by visiting https://banner.sunyjcc.edu. For more information about paying your bill online, contact the business office at the campus you attend. If you are paying for your classes by cash, check, or MC/Visa/Discover, your payment must be received in the business office by August 12, 2013 for those students who pre‐register by July 12. For those students who register on July xx or later, please pay the bill by September 6. Maintaining Eligibility for Financial Aid Students enrolled at JCC are eligible to participate in a wide range of federal, state and institutional grants, scholarships, loans, and work‐study programs. Students must be accepted and matriculated by the JCC admissions office and meet academic eligibility criteria to receive awarded funds. Start the application process for all sources of aid by filing the 2013‐2014 Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov. For more information on federal and state financial aid resources, visit the websites for the U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid at www.studentaid.ed.gov, New York State Higher Education Services at www.hesc.org, and Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency at www.pheaa.org. In addition to meeting financial and academic eligibility requirements, students must meet federal and state citizenship and residency requirements and must not be in default of a federal student loan or owe a repayment of other federal student aid to receive awarded funds. Students are encouraged to apply for funds from outside sources as well, such as private grants and scholarships, employee reimbursement plans, state vocational rehabilitation programs, Native American aid, veteran’s benefits, and workforce development and re‐training programs. Learn more about financial aid opportunities at JCC at www.sunyjcc.edu/financialaid.
Advisement/ Registration Registration Procedures Full‐ and part‐time students can register for any campus‐based course prior to the second scheduled class meeting and any online course prior to the first scheduled day of the course. Students must meet course prerequisites and have completed any necessary placement tests. Currently Enrolled Full‐Time Students: After meeting with your advisor, obtain a copy of your schedule at the Counseling and Career Planning Center on Cattaraugus County Campus, registrar's office on the Jamestown Campus, the main offices at the North County and Warren centers, or access it at https://banner.sunyjcc.edu. Student advisement and registration concludes August 23. Schedule changes are processed during drop/add period, August 26‐30. New Students and Readmissions: Apply for entrance to the college through the admissions office or at www.sunyjcc.edu. Click on the Admissions link. The admissions office will inform you about advisement and registration procedures. Part‐Time Students: Part‐time students with 30 or more degree hours are encouraged to seek advisement from a full‐time faculty member or counselor. Part‐time students must follow the placement test policy. If you wish to register as a part‐time student, please note that you can register in person at JCC sites prior to the second class meeting. Mail‐in and Online Registration Pre‐registration on or before July 12: If you register by mail or online (https://banner.sunyjcc.edu) on or before July 12, your student bill needs to be deferred or paid in full no later than August 12, 2013. You will receive your student bill in the mail in late July. You can view your student bill online immediately after registration. You can pay your bill online in full or in installments. Contact the business office at the campus you attend for more details. Failure to pay or defer your bill in full by August 12 may result in late fees or cancellation of your registration. To hold your pre‐registration status, please take care of your financial obligation by August 12. Continuing students who choose to register online must have a user ID (J# or Social Security number) as well as a personal ID number (sixdigit PIN) to access the website. Contact the registrar’s office for details. Students new to JCC will not be able to access the website without contacting the registrar’s office, 716.338.1018. Registration July 13 and later: Students registering by mail or online (https://banner.sunyjcc.edu) July 13 or later will receive a bill in the mail. You can view your bill online immediately after registration. Students wishing to pay their bills online may do so in full or in installments. Contact the business office at the campus you attend for more details. Your student bill needs to be paid or deferred in full by September 6 since failure to do so will result in late fees being added to your bill. Adding a Course: If you want to add a course, you must do so prior to the second scheduled class meeting of the campus‐based course to be added and prior to the first scheduled day of the online course to be added. Once a course has met twice, students are required to have the instructor’s permission to enter the course. Withdrawing From a Course: You may withdraw from classes with a W grade through November 6, but tuition adjustments will be made according to the refund schedules, as noted on page 4. All course change procedures can be initiated by contacting the Counseling and Career Planning Center on the Cattaraugus County Campus, registrar’s office on the Jamestown Campus, and in the main office of the North County and Warren centers. If you begin the semester and then decide that you must drop all of your courses, you must complete an official total withdrawal form. Please refer to withdrawal dates and liability on page 4. Withdrawal after courses have begun August 26 will result in liability of your tuition and fees. Advisement Notes Full‐time students are required to see their advisors to review their academic progress and to discuss courses for the upcoming semester. Part‐time students are also strongly urged to seek advisement. When you meet with your advisor, review your educational‐vocational plans and academic progress. Discuss degree and graduation requirements. It is ultimately the student’s responsibility to learn and know the graduation and program requirements for the degree being sought and to monitor progress toward fulfilling those requirements. Access your student transcript at https://banner.sunyjcc.edu. Use the college catalog and CAPP Degree Evaluation to identify program requirements. Prepare a tentative course schedule prior to your advisement session. If you are changing your program of study and/or your advisor, you must complete an advisor/program change form. Forms are available in the counseling centers on the Cattaraugus County and Jamestown campuses and in the main office at the North County and Warren centers. Students with financial obligations to the college may be denied registration for additional credit and non‐credit courses until satisfactory arrangements are made. Students should review their accounts with the financial aid or business offices before scheduling advisement appointments. Students are responsible for making sure their course selection meets financial aid guidelines. Placement Test Information JCC administers the placement test to students prior to their enrollment in college courses. The test is used to gather information to place you in classes for which you are best prepared and in which you are most likely to succeed. The test consists of two parts. The first part is comprised entirely of multiple choice questions which measure your ability in the basic skills of reading and mathematics. The second part is the English essay in which you demonstrate your ability to write a composition. Your advisor will use this information to help you plan your future at JCC. All new full‐time students are required to take the placement test. Part‐time students must take the placement test prior to enrolling in any course which has a reading, writing, or math prerequisite unless they qualify for an exemption. Exemptions from taking the placement test include: you have a degree from an accredited college or university (associate's, bachelor's, master's, etc.); you have transfer credit in mathematics and ENG 1530 from an accredited institution; you have advanced placement credit for ENG 1530 and mathematics; or you are auditing a course through JCC's "Over 60" program. Students who provide written documentation from their high school that they placed in the top 10% of their class are exempt from the reading and writing portion of the placement test. Top 10% students still need to take the math portion of the placement test unless they have met at least one of the conditions needed for a math placement test waiver. If you are a returning part‐time student and plan to take a course with a reading or writing prerequisite and you haven't taken the placement test (see exemptions), plan on registering for one of the test dates. If you have a disability and require testing accommodations, contact the disability support services coordinator at each site. Registration can be done online at www.sunyjcc.edu/placementtesting or by calling: Cattaraugus County Campus: Counseling & Career Planning Center, 716.376.7508 Jamestown Campus: Counseling & Career Development Center, 716.338.1065 North County Center: 716.363.6500 Warren Center: 814.723.3577 5
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