Student Handbook and Catalog 2021-22 V2

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The Aircraft Pilot Training Technology program requires
additional fees.
For more information on this rebate program, go to
www.collegeforalltexans.com.
Aircraft Pilot Training: Airplane
Redbird/Simulator Fees:*
Private Pilot
$100: Unlimited time
Instrument Pilot
$200: Unlimited time
Commercial Flight
$100: Unlimited time
Total Airplane Course Simulator Fees: $400
*The simulator hours do not apply to the licensure. The
use of the simulator is solely for practice purposes as a
training aide. This is a one-time fee per course. Simulator
fees shall not be billed for VA education benefits.
Airplane (Fixed-Wing Rates):
C-172 Solo $110 per hour.
Fuel surcharge is $35 per hour.
PA28R Solo $140 per hour.
Fuel surcharge is $35 per hour.
PA44-180 Solo $160 per hour.
Fuel surcharge is $87.66 per hour
Dual and Pre and Post Flight Review
and Instruction: $65 per hour.
Fuel is based on (current price per gallon x gallons per
hour) + 5 percent. Pre and Post review is instructor and
student time only, it is not flight time.
Note: FAA examiner fees for practical flight exams are
typically $600 and are charged by the examiner and are
the responsibility of the applicant for payment, except for
the Instructor rating which is typically $1,000. FAA written
exams are currently $165 per test and are the personal
responsibility of the applicant for payment.
$1,000 Tuition Rebate for Certain
Undergraduates
The tuition rebate program provides a financial incentive
for students to complete a bachelor’s degree efficiently,
taking as few courses outside their degree plan as possible.
The program’s goal is minimizing the number of courses
students take - saving money for the student, the student’s
parents and the state of Texas.
Students must meet the following eligibility requirements:
• First college course after high school graduation must
be taken in Fall 1997 or later;
• Student must have been a Texas resident at all times
while pursuing the degree;
• Student must have been entitled to pay in-state tuition
at all times while pursuing the degree; and
• Student must not have graduated yet.
Student Payments
Student charges for Tuition and Fees are due and payable
by dates published each semester to ensure that the
student’s schedule is not affected. All tuition and fees
may be paid by cash, check or credit card at the Student
Accounting office or online through the students’ TSTC
Portal account. Checks are not accepted online.
Note: TSTC may delete your classes for nonpayment,
but several factors can prevent your classes from being
deleted. Therefore, if you decide not to attend, it is your
responsibility to drop your classes by submitting a Course
Schedule Change form prior to the established deadline.
Failure to drop by the established deadline can result in
you being financially and academically responsible for
those classes.
The Installment Payment Plan, Emergency Tuition Loan
or Student Financial Aid constitute additional forms
of payment; however all payment arrangements must
be completed by the published deadlines to avoid
deregistration from classes.
To save time, please use WebAdvisor to make payments
online.
If you want a Payment Plan, please enroll online through
WebAdvisor. In the Financial Information section, click
on “Online Payments." Then log in again with your
WebAdvisor credentials. On the top bar (just below the
TSTC logo), click on “Payments” to pay in full, or click on
“Payment Plan" to enroll in (or pay toward) a payment
plan. You can also review your account information
through this page. Please see cashiers if you need
assistance, or if paying with cash.
Past Due Accounts
A student with a past due unpaid balance is considered
delinquent. Delinquent students may not register for
subsequent terms, add classes in the current term or
receive an official transcript. Delinquent accounts may be
turned over to a collection agency, potentially affecting
students’ personal credit ratings. Students with delinquent
accounts are responsible for the fees of any collection
agency, which may be based on a percentage, with a
maximum of 30 percent of the debt, and all costs and
expenses, including reasonable attorney fees TSTC incurs
in such collection efforts after internal collection efforts
have failed to result in the full payment of the student’s
account. Student accounts may be sent to an outside
collection agency and may be reported to one or more
credit bureau reporting service(s)
Texas State Technical College
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