Bulletin 2007-2008 - Austin College

Study Abroad. Students studying abroad for the semester or year pay Austin Collegetuition, fees, and room and board without regard to actual costs of the programabroad. The student is responsible for any study abroad program costs exceedingAustin College tuition, fees, and room and board.Graduates: The graduate program consists of nine course credit units. Students whoaccept student teaching or internship positions more than 25 miles from Shermanare charged a supervision fee. The fee is $200 if the position is 26 - 65 miles fromSherman; and $300 if from 66 - 95 miles from Sherman. The fees for positions whichare beyond 95 miles from Sherman will be greater than $300 and are determinedon a case by case basis.Summer TermsThe following are charges for summer 2008:Tuition & FeesUndergraduate (per course credit) ................................................... $1,960.00Graduate (per course credit) ............................................................ 2,250.00Career Study Off-Campus – CSOC .................................................. 500.00Activity fee (all students) ................................................................. 10.00Room — See Bryan Apartment Rates.Board — Available on per-meal cash basis when dining facilities are open.Miscellaneous ChargesThere are various situations in which a student may be subject to special fees. Studentsshould be aware that some college organizations, including the residence halls,may decide to collect fees or dues from their members.Late Add/Registration: Students may change their initial registration by adding ordropping courses within the time period specified in the academic calendar for eachterm. After the last day to add a course, a petition will be needed to register for acourse. This is considered a late registration and a fee of $20 will be assessed.January Term: Students who choose to participate in an off-campus program duringthe January term will be assessed in advance for the additional expenses for transportation,tour assistance, maintenance, and use of off-campus facilities. Students willbe given prorated credit for unused board for each full week that they are requiredto be away from campus because of enrollment in a January term program. Qualifyingmeal plans include the Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze memberships.Financial ObligationsTuition and fees statements are prepared by the Business Office and are mailed tostudents on or about July 15 for the fall term and December 15 for the spring term.Payment is due prior to the first day of class each term.With the exception of student employment authorized by the Office of FinancialAid, financial aid will be credited to the student account. The earnings for studentemployment are paid semi-monthly directly to the student. All documents relatingto financial aid must be completed in full before aid can be applied to studentADMISSION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION| 29