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“Your Hometown College” Graduation Ceremony The College conducts dual graduation ceremonies one day per year. The ceremonies are held at the end of the spring semester. To receive a diploma and/or participate in the graduation ceremony, which includes having the student’s name printed in the graduation program, a student must meet all graduation requirements and file an application for graduation with the Registrar’s Office in accordance with the published deadline. A student must meet with an advisor when applying for graduation. A student completing all degree or certificate requirements in the previous fall semester, or current spring semester, may participate in a ceremony. A student expecting to complete all requirements within the Summer A or B terms may participate, provided they need no more than 12 credits to complete those requirements. Recognition of honors in the graduation ceremony is based on the cumulative GPA in college credit courses at the end of the fall semester. Graduation information and the degree are mailed to the address on file in the Registrar’s Office. The student is responsible for updating that information. 30
Business Services General Information The Business Services division is administered by the Vice President for Business Services. This division provides the following services: business office, payroll, purchasing, data processing, parking and traffic, college bookstore, facilities and maintenance, and campus security. These services join together with Instruction and Student Services to provide a comprehensive academic environment for the student while on campus. A primary responsibility of the Business Office concerns student fees and charges. The information listed below is intended to provide a general overview of tuition, fees, and charges. General Fees and Charges The College has established fee payment deadlines for each term. The critical dates calendar includes the date that the tuition and out-of-state fees are due each term. If the College has not received your fees by the designated deadlines, you will be dropped from your classes. Fees for students who register for classes after the designated due date are due each day. Students dropped for nonpayment must re-register on a space available basis. If you are mailing fees, be sure to allow sufficient mail time. The College will not be responsible for students dropped from courses due to mail delays. No registration will be completed until all fees are paid in full. Fees can be found online or in the course schedule. Fees are subject to change without notice and are affected by residency status and legislative action. Fee increases, which are approved after a student has paid his or her fees, will be retroactively billed to the student. A student is only considered to be an officially registered student of the College after having paid for all classes which he or she scheduled. Students who fail to make prior arrangements, or who do not complete fee payments as scheduled, shall forfeit all course selections. State laws and regulations prohibit the extension of credit. Students who pay fees by student loans, scholarships, or through state or federal agency authorization must follow all procedures in the same manner as though they are paying cash. In addition, these students must complete arrangements and receive approval of loans, scholarships, or agency payments by the Financial Aid office or Business office, prior to the deadline for payment listed in the critical dates calendar. Checks and/or money orders made payable to the College should be for the exact amount of fees due. The College accepts Visa/MasterCard. Payment may be made in person at the Cashier’s Office, or online through the College’s Web registration system. The College reserves the right to drop a class, or classes, from a student’s registration if fees are not paid in full by the payment due date. Business Services A student who obtains a scholarship outside of the College should have that donor submit a letter to the College Foundation Office. The letter should explain the nature and scope of the scholarship, including the amount authorized, terms, recipient, and billing addresses of the donor. Letters from scholarship donors must be received before the start of registration. A student who receives financial assistance through an offcampus agency is considered to be “sponsored” by a third party. A student in this category must obtain written authorization from their sponsor and submit it to the billing coordinator located in Building 15, next to the Cashier’s Office, before the start of registration. If authorizations are not on file with the billing coordinator, then students will be dropped from their classes. The college cannot act on verbal agreements to pay. If donors or sponsors do not render payment according to their agreements, then students will be required to pay within 30 days of being billed by the College. Donors or sponsors who do not pay according to their agreements may have their privilege of issuing authorizations to the College suspended. If the sponsoring agency of organization does not render payment to the College, the sponsored students will be liable for the charges incurred on their behalf. Students who have authorizations or financial aid in place, but whose receipt of payment or aid is delayed for reasons beyond their control, may apply for a deferment of tuition and fees. Students seeking a deferment must complete a Request for Deferment form in the Financial Aid Office and submit it to the Financial Aid Director for a decision. Students who are Veterans may apply for VA deferments at the Registrar’s Office. Students who register for classes are responsible for all fees associated with those classes. Students who decide not to attend or wish to withdraw from a class are responsible for dropping or withdrawing from class by the appropriate published date. Students who have not been identified by their instructor as never attending will not be automatically dropped or withdrawn. Any student not dropped or withdrawn by the published date will remain officially registered, liable for all fees, and assigned an earned grade at the end of the semester. Students who withdraw from classes and received financial aid may have to repay all or part of their financial aid award. Students who received financial aid should check with the Financial Aid Office prior to withdrawing from any classes. Fees for retaking courses Florida State law mandates additional tuition/fees for the third attempt at any college level or college preparatory course. The increased fees will be the equivalent of the full cost of tuition and fees. To avoid the additional charges, you must drop a class prior to the end of add/drop. Withdrawing from a course after that time counts as an attempt. Students should be aware that state law allows only three attempts in any college level or college prep class. A student Business Services 31
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