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94 $200 deposits upon acceptance of their financial aid awards whether they plan to reside on campus or commute. The same Refund/Withdrawal Policy applies to their deposits. THE EARLY FINANCIAL AID OPTION Incoming freshmen students for the term starting in September ON LY may obtain PRIORITY CONSIDERATION for both admissions and student aid if they select NHC'S EARLY FINANCIAL AID OPTION indicative that New Hampshire College is their FIRST CHOICE institution and that scholarship and financial aid is a primary consideration. To be eligible for consideration for this program, applicants must have a high school grade-point-average of at least 2.75 on a 4.00 scale. BOTH the admissions and scholarship/assistance application processes must be completed prior to the December 15th DEADLINE. REFUND/WITHDRAWAL POLICY An accepted student, not yet enrolled in the College, may withdraw, after payment of deposit(s), by written notification to the Director of Admissions. The official date of withdrawal and the date from which refunds will be determined will be the date on which written notice of withdrawal is received by the Director of Admissions. An enrolled student who withdraws from the College must notify the Dean of Student Affairs in writing at the time of withdrawal. Merely ceasing to attend classes does not constitute official withdrawal. The official date of withdrawal, and the date from which refunds will be determined, will be the date on which written notice of withdrawal is received by the Dean of Student Affairs. Students who withdraw will be entitled to a refund of tuition on the following semester basis: • If withdrawn prior to the first scheduled day of class: 100% minus $100 • If withdrawn within two weeks of the first day of class: 80% • If withdrawn within four weeks of the first day of class: 60% • If withdrawn within six weeks of the first day of class: 40% • If withdrawn within eight weeks of the first day of class: 20% • If withdrawn after eight weeks of the first day of class: No Refund Students on the board program will receive refunds in direct proportion to the number of chits utilized to the day of withdrawal. See current catalogue for explanation of the'Chit System' which is designed to provide maximum flexibility for all students on the board program. There will be no refund of room charges for the term during which a student withdraws.
95 COST AND EXPENSES TUITION AND FEES - 1978-79 ACADEMIC YEAR Tuition (includes activity fee, student identification fee, health $1612.00 per semester service fee, and athletic fee) More than 19 credits per semester $ 110.00 per credit Less than 12 credits or 4 courses per semester $ 110.00 per credit Health Insurance (payable with first semester charges) $ 45.00 per academic year Computer Laboratory Fees $ 15.00-$35.00 per course Hotel/Resort Laboratory Fees $ 25.00 per course Late Registration Fee $ 5.00 Auto Registration Fee $ 5.00 per year Transcript Fee $ 1.00 each Make-up Final Examination Fee $ 5.00 Graduation Fee $ 25.00 TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES Each student is responsible for the purchase of textbooks and supplies (available in the Campus Store). Estimated costs range between $125.00 and $175.00, averaging $150.00. ROOM AND BOARD Per semester with board Per semester without board Dormitories Double $ 927.50 Not available Single (limited number) $1016.50 Not available Apartments $ 927.50 $487.50 Townhouses $1016.50 $576.50 Franklin Hall $ 727.50 $287.50 Pine Valley $ 840.00 $400.00
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