Catalog - Virginia Intermont College

Admissions, Expenses & Financial Aid 32
Audit, per semester hour......................................... $50
Overload tuition, per semester hour..................... $220
(For each hour over 18 hours per semester unless waiver of charge is approved in
advance by the Business Manager.)
Workshops and Course Fees
Course Fees:
Art Workshops 220 and 320.................................................. $50-150
Education (Student Teaching)..................................................... $250
EWC Full Time Resource Fee (per semester).............................. $275
EWC Part Time Resource Fee (per semester)........................ $137.50
Intro to Liberal Arts....................................................................... $25
Lower Level Course Numbers (EWC) (per semester hour)......... $292
Natural Sciences fee for each semester of a laboratory course
in Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, or Physics....................... $40
Professional Studies (EWC) (per semester hour)........................ $386
The Keystone Project.................................................................... $25
Weekend Writer’s Workshop (based on location cost)................TBD
Equine Boarding: Horses may be boarded for $2,500 per semester or a total
of $5,000 per academic year. There is an extra charge for May term and Summer
term.
At Virginia Intermont, students are not charged for extra riding outside class time,
exercising unused horses, or team practices. Instructors may provide non-credit,
private lessons.
Equine Lecture Courses: Fees for Stable Mgt I and II are $75. This fee
covers necessary materials including poultice, clipper blades, medical supplies,
etc.
Equine Mounted Courses: 2 credit hour classes are $775 (90 minutes
twice per week). 1 credit hour classes are $425 (90 minutes). 1 credit hour classes
that ride twice a week are $475 (50 minutes twice per week).
Equine Program Maintenance: The program maintenance fee is $575.
Equine majors, minors, private boarders, and any student (whether degreeseeking
or not) enrolled in 3 or more credit hours of Equine courses pay this fee.
Earnings directly support the maintenance of the facilities at the farm.
Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog