2012-2013 Catalog Shawnee State University
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Ohio Resident / In-State Fees - Full-time 9-16 credit hours |
Fees |
Instructional Fee |
453.86 |
General Fee |
13.45 |
Technology Fee |
4.65 |
Total Tuition Fees - Ohio Resident / In-State | 471.96 |
Full-time UC bond fee The fee of $12.50/credit hour is earmarked for repayment of the bond debt incurred for the addition/rehabilitation of the University Center beginning fall term 2009. The maximum for a full time student is $150 per term/$300 per academic year (fee applies to fall and spring terms only). |
12.50 |
Graduate Workshop Credit (per credit hour) | 130.00 |
Out of State Fees - Part-time per credit hour up to 8 and above 16 |
Fees |
Instructional Fee |
453.86 |
General Fee |
13.45 |
Technology Fee |
4.65 |
Out of State Fee | 655.41 |
Total Fees Per Credit Hour - Out of State | 1,127.37 |
Part-time UC bond fee per credit hour The fee of $12.50/credit hour is earmarked for repayment of the bond debt incurred for the addition/rehabilitation of the University Center beginning fall term 2009. The maximum for a full time student is $150 per term/$300 per academic year (fee applies to fall and spring terms only). |
12.50 |
Graduate Workshop Credit (per credit hour) | 130.00 |
Student fees listed here are the Summer 2012, Fall Semester 2012 & Spring Semester 2013 fees and are subject to change. Shawnee State University reserves the right to make, without prior notice, any fee adjustment that may
become necessary.
See the above list for the graduation fee. You are not billed for this fee. It is your responsibility to pay the fee when you submit your petition to graduate by the posted deadlines (see the following web link www.shawnee.edu/off/reg/form.html#Graduation%20Petition). Your eligibility to graduate is determined by the Registrar after you petition for graduation. For questions regarding graduation, please call (740) 351-3377.
A nonrefundable health sciences program application fee must accompany all health science admission applications.
Course fees are charged when the department code appears in the far right column of each course listing. The fee is calculated by multiplying the number of credit hours for the course by the amount shown for the department below:
NOTE: The course fee covers costs that exceed basic instruction, such as lab equipment and software; program materials and supplies; and coordination of field placements and internships. The fee is applied to selective courses where appropriate.
ADNR - Nursing |
20.00 |
ART1 (tier 1) - Arts | 7.00 |
ART2 (tier 2) - Arts | 15.00 |
ART3 (tier 3) - Arts | 25.00 |
ATTR - Athletic Training | 15.00 |
BUSI - Business | 10.00 |
BSNR - Nursing | 20.00 |
DTHY - Dental Hygiene | 30.00 |
EDUC - Education | 15.00 |
EMTP - Emergency Med | 20.00 |
ENGT - Engineering | 22.00 |
HUMA - Humanities | 3.00 |
MATH - Mathematics | 5.00 |
MECI - EDCI, Masters | 20.00 |
MEIS - EDCU, Masters | 20.00 |
MEUC - EDUC, Masters | 20.00 |
MLTC - Medical Lab Tech | 20.00 |
MOT - Masters Occupational Therapy | 75.00 |
NSCI - Natural Science | 20.00 |
OTAT - Occupational Therapy | 20.00 |
PTAT - Physical Therapy | 20.00 |
RDLT - Radiology | 20.00 |
RPTT - Respiratory Therapy | 20.00 |
SSCI - Social Science | 10.00 |
SSES - Exercise Science | 15.00 |
SSPE - Physical Education | 5.00 |
SSSM - Sports Management | 15.00 |
Credit by Arrangement Adminstrative Fee | 150.00 |
EDU1 - Education Field Fee | 294.00 |
EDU2 - Education Field Fee | 147.00 |
CIPA - Studenty Abroad Course Fee |
120.00 |
Student fees listed here are for the Summer 2012, Fall 2012 & Spring 2013 semesters and are subject to change. Shawnee State University reserves the right to make, without prior notice, any fee adjustment that may become necessary.
A student may register for classes by submitting a registration form in person or via the Web. With the act of registering, a student promises to pay all tuition and fees for the quarter. This financial obligation may only be discharged by paying in full, by choosing the Short Term Loan option (payment plan), by having adequate financial aid to pay the fees, or by withdrawing from Shawnee State University by the published deadlines. Please review the SSU course schedule, published in advance of each semester, for details.
Shawnee State University provides a Short Term Loan (a payment plan option) that can help you with the payment of tuition, books, and certain fees. Information about the Short Term Loan is available in the Student Business Center or online at www.shawnee.edu/off/brsr/payplans.html.
Payment of fees owed is a prerequisite to official enrollment, and you should have sufficient funds (cash and/or financial aid) to cover these expenses. A peronsal check or an elctronice check (ACH) returned for insufficient funds is a federal offense and constitutes nonpayment of your obligation to Shawnee State University. Therefore, any student who has a personal check or (ACH) returned for insufficient funds shall be subject to all related fees; and, until the same is cleared, the student shall be considered in noncompliance with institutional policy and may be administratively dismissed. Any student administratively dismissed due to a bad check has no recourse for readmission for the current semester.
Student health insurance coverage is available to all full-time students. If you wish to participate in this plan, please complete and return the enrollment form along with your payment to the insurance company. Enrollment forms may be picked up in the Student Business Center.
Continuing students dropping hours through the twenty first day of the semester (for full semester courses only), when such changes result in a reduction of fees, are entitled to receive the reduction. Withdraws/drops made after the twenty first day of the semester will result in no refund. Students who officially withdraw/drop from Shawnee State receive a refund, if due, based upon the following schedule (for full semester courses only). If you do not officially withdraw or drop, you are not eligible for any refund and fees assessed are due and payable.
Full Semester (FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS ONLY) |
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Thru the first 5 business days of the semester | 100% of Tuition |
8 to 21 calendar days of semester | 90% of Tuition |
starting the 22 calendar day | 0% of Tuition |
For courses that meet less than the Full Semester (Sub Sessions / Intersession) or Summer Semester, please refer to the following web link to veiw the specific dates for each term: www.shawnee.edu/off/brsr/withdraw.html
Please Note: Questions concerning the above information should be referred to the Student Business Center. Students wishing to see examples of these refund calculations may do so in the Student Business Center.
A late payment fee is assessed when you fail to make payment in accordance with the due dates established by the Bursar’s Office. Such fees are assessed in accordance with the fee schedule approved by the University’s Board of Trustees.