Graduate Catalog: 2012-2013 - Alabama A&M University

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RESIDENCY STATUSREQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENCYFor the purpose of assessing tuition and fees, AAMUclassifies students as Alabama residents or nonresidents.Residency, for this purpose, meansdomicile; domicile means living in the state ofAlabama with the intent to make Alabama a fixedand permanent home. For example, students mayhave more than one home address but only onedomicile. All out-of-state students must pay nonresidentfees. A student who comes to Alabama forthe purpose of attending an institution of highereducation is considered a non-resident student.Registration for voting, obtaining an Alabamadriver’s license, purchasing of property, andemployment in Alabama are considered necessarycomponents of establishing residency. Students fromoutside of Alabama will be assumed to be nonresidentstudents, unless they affirmatively fall withinthe criteria specified below.RESIDENCY CLASSIFICATION FORTUITION PURPOSESIn Alabama, as in all other states, tuition at publiclysupported four-year universities is higher for nonresidentstudents than for resident students. The rulesused in determining residency seek to ensure thatonly legal Alabama residents are assessed theresident fee. Many of these rules appear below:1. Residency is a person’s true, fixed, andpermanent home and place of habitation. It is theplace where a person intends to remain and towhich the person expects to return when theperson leaves without intending to establish anew domicile elsewhere. In order to establish adomicile in Alabama, a person must maintain apredominant physical presence in Alabama for12 consecutive months after moving to the state.2. No emancipated minor or person 19 years of ageor older shall be deemed to have gained oracquired Alabama residency status for tuitionpurposes while attending any educationalinstitution in this state, unless the individualmakes a clear demonstration that he/she hasestablished residency in this state.3. A financially dependent person who is claimedas a dependent by another person who has notestablished and maintained an Alabamaresidency shall be presumed to be a nonresident.This presumption may be overcome by evidenceof the student’s long-standing presence inAlabama and demonstration of other factors (Forcomplete details, contact the Office of theRegistrar)4. A full-time employee of AAMU, his/her spouse,and dependent children under age 25, mayregister for the payment of resident fees, eventhough they have not been residents of Alabamafor the preceding 12 months.5. Military personnel and their dependentsstationed in Alabama and on active military dutyare entitled to Alabama residency classificationfor tuition purposes.For full details about residency, contact the Office ofthe Registrar.CHANGES IN RESIDENCE STATUSApplicants who are classified by AAMU as nonresidentsbut who later claim to qualify as legal bonafide residents of Alabama must file a Petition forAlabama Residency Classification for TuitionPurposes with the Office of Graduate Studies.To receive consideration, petitions for change ofstatus and all supporting documentation must be filedwith the Office of Graduate Studies for theprospective session on or before:Fall Semester ................................................... July 15Spring Semester .............................................. Nov. 15Summer Sessions ........................................... April 1519
REFUND POLICIESTUITION AND FEESThe tuition and fees are refundable in accord with thefollowing schedule when a student withdraws fromthe University after completing the registrationprocess:Fall and Spring SemestersFrom the first day of class through the seventhcalendar day: 90%.From the eighth calendar day through the fourteenthcalendar day: 80%.Summer SemesterBefore classes start: 90%.From the first day of class through the fifth day ofclass: 75%.From the sixth day of class through the twelfth day ofclass: 50%.After the thirteenth day of class, there are no refunds.A full refund will be issued, if a course is cancelledby AAMU. Fees paid with credit card will becredited to the customer’s card.From the fifteenth calendar day to the twenty-firstcalendar day: 70%.From the twenty-second calendar day through thethirtieth calendar day: 60%.After the thirtieth calendar day, there are no refunds.20
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testing and maintenance. Introduces
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formulations, modification, methods
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pronunciation and enunciation of En
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issues regarding the psychomotor va
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FREDERICK BIGENHOProfessor of Readi
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