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COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG PArt-time stUdents: Less tHAn 12 semester HoUrs Per semester Tuition—New York State Residents 158.00 per semester hour Tuition—Nonresidents 316.00 per semester hour Student Activities 8.00 per semester hour Student Accident Insurance 5.00 per semester Student Health Fee 1.00 per semester hour Student Technology Fee 5.00 per semester hour * Over 17 credits, $158.00 per semester hour. ALL stUdents: (Per semester UnLess noted) Course Fee: Art 25.00 Course Fee: Cross Country Skiing - PE 182 225.00 Course Fee: Dance 10.00 Course Fee: First Aid and Safety - HE 201 25.00 Course Fee: Photography 25.00 Course Fee: Theater 10.00 Course Fee: Lab Science 25.00 Course Fee: Automotive Technology 35.00 Course Fee: Automotive Technology Uniforms 135.00 Credit for Life Experience/Portfolio Fee 30.00 per semester hr External Exam Fee 25.00 Departmental Challenge Exam 25.00 Massage Therapy Challenge Exam 135.00 Massage Therapy Course Fee 35.00 Massage Therapy Malpractice Insurance (per year) 20.00 Nursing Challenge Exam 135.00 Nursing Course Fee 195.00 Nursing Malpractice Insurance (per year) 20.00 Returned Check Fee 15.00 Offcial Transcript Fee 5.00 Locker Fee 5.00 estimAted otHer exPenses (AnnUAL) Books and Supplies 1,200.00 Room and Board 7,000.00 Other Personal Expenses 950.00 Transportation 1,800.00 The above fgures are generally considered to be the maximum in each category. All fees are nonrefundable. The above tuition and fees are subject to change. refund Policy for Courses 15 Weeks in duration Tuition is refundable according to the following schedule for both full- and part-time students. Each student is responsible for completing the appropriate paperwork to be eligible for a refund. schedule Percentage of tuition: During the frst week of classes 75% 61
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG During the second week of classes 50% During the third week of classes 25% After the third week of classes No Refund Fees are only refundable prior to the frst day of classes. Summer sessions are prorated to a regular semester, and refunds are made in accordance with the same policy. refund Policy for Courses shorter than 15 Weeks in duration During the frst calendar week of classes After the frst calendar week of classes federal financial Aid refund Policy for total Withdrawals The Higher Education Amendments of 1998 require colleges to recalculate Federal Title IV Aid (PELL, SEOG, and all Stafford Loans) eligibility for recipients who withdraw from or stop attending all of their courses before completing at least 60% of the semester. Students are now only eligible for a percentage of federal aid earned up to the 60% point of the semester. Class attendance rosters are reviewed each semester and recalculations are performed accordingly. Offcial Withdrawals: Students who follow the college’s formal withdrawal procedures and totally withdraw before completing 60% of the semester will have their federal aid eligibility recalculated using the date of withdrawal on fle in the Registrar’s Offce. For example, students who complete 20% of the semester will be eligible for 20% of their federal aid. Unoffcial Withdrawals: Students who stop attending and do not formally withdraw before completing 60% of the semester will be considered unoffcially withdrawn and subject to a Federal Title IV Aid recalculation. The college will use the 50% point in the semester to calculate eligibility for aid for unoffcial withdrawals. Tuition Liability: Students who offcially 62 25% No Refund or unoffcially withdraw after the college’s refund period has ended are responsible for any unpaid tuition and fees even if their fnancial aid is decreased. Students subject to Federal Title IV Aid recalculations are responsible for any remaining unpaid tuition and fee balances resulting from the recalculation. Additionally, if the student received a disbursement of federal fnancial aid, and a federal Title IV recalculation results in their not being eligible for all or a portion of the funds dispersed, the student will be billed for the outstanding funds. student Accident insurance Student accident insurance is required for the protection of all full-time and parttime students. This insurance is in effect during the academic year and covers students taking classes on campus, courses off campus, and other related college activities. Coverage is in effect for accidental injury, accidental death, accidental dismemberment, loss of sight, and dental injury. Claims must be made to the Offce of Human Resources of the college within twenty days after the injury occurred. If students are covered by their own or their parents’ health insurance, that coverage is considered the primary coverage, and bills should be submitted to that insurance carrier frst. (Some
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