1990-1991 Academic Catalog

New Student Orientation Resident student-fall .............................................................................. 62.00 Resident student-winter, spring .............................................................. 41.00 Commuting student-fall ......................................................................... 41.00 Commuting student-winter, spring ......................................................... 28.00 Reservation Deposit Commuting Student ............................................................................... 125.00 Resident Student .................................................................................... 250.00 Room Deposit (refundable upon withdrawal) ............................................ 30.00 Room-per quarter .................................................................................... 510.00 Student Services Fee-per quarter ................................................................ 62.00 Commuting students taking less than 12 hours .............................................. 29.00 Test-out Fee-per quarter hour ..................................................................... 50.00 Transcript Fee ................................................................................................ 2.00 *Senior citizens may enroll in courses for credit or no credit on an available space basis at no tuition charge. Student wives may attend classes on an available space basis at no tuition charge. All students are required to pay the Patterson Clinic/Accident Insurance Fee which provides for all of the services of Patterson Clinic, plus group coverage for accidental injuries. The Patterson Clinic brochure explains this coverage in detail. All students will be charged for Sickness Insurance coverage unless they have completed and returned the insurance waiver card before the end of registration. Insurance changes for subsequent quarters may be made before registration ends that quarter. The Student Services fee is used to fund the college newspaper, yearbook, college-sponsored athletic events, artist-lecture programs, intramurals, Student Sen– ate, Christian ministries program, class dues, and other college social activities. Commuting students who enroll in fewer than 12 quarter hours are entitled to all the services except the yearbook. Special fees imposed by various campus organizations are not included in the above fee schedule. Basic Expenses Estimated basic costs for the academic year of 1989-1990 (excluding transportation, personal expenses, books, and laboratory fees): Tuition (based on 16 quarter hours) College fees (approximate) Board (21 meals per week) Room Room deposit (new resident students) New student fee (one-time only) Total Other Expenses Quarter $1584 125 575 510 30 62 $2886 Other yearly expenses may be estimated as follows: Year $4572 375 1725 1530 30 62 $8474 books and supplies ......................................................................................... $440 personal expenses(including clothing, laundry, recreation, and personal items) $900 transportation (based on state ofresidency) ........................................... $114-1500 Financial aid may be available to help with college costs. Please see the financial aid section of this catalog or contact the College's Financial Aid Office for addi– tional information concerning available funds and application procedures. Nearly a third ofthe student body works on campus.