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Fees and Financial Assistance
Fee schedule for 2008-2009 (Effective Fall 2008)
College Credit Fees(per credit hour) | Florida Resident
(per credit or credit equivalent) | Non-Florida Residents
(per credit or credit equivalent) |
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| Tuition | $62.31 | $62.31 | | Out-of-State | $0 | $187.32 | | Scholarship Fee | $3.12 | $12.48 | | Student Activity and Service Fee | $6.23 | $6.23 | | Capital Improvements Fee | $6.23 | $15.00 | | Access Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.65 | $1.65 | | Parking Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.60 | $1.60 | | Total Fees Per Credit | $81.14 | $286.59 | | Academic Year Cost (30 hours) | $2,434.20
| $8,597.70
| | Post Secondary Adult Vocational Credit (per credit equivalent) | | Tuition | $55.50 | $55.50 | | Out-of-State | $0 | $166.50 | | Scholarship Fee | $5.40 | $22.20 | | Capital Improvements Fee | $2.70 | $11.10 | | Access Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Parking Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Total Fees per Credit Equivalent | $66.60 | $258.30 | | Contact Hour Rate | $2.22 | $8.61 | Continuing Workforce Education
Course fees for continuing workforce education will be locally determined based on Section 1009.22 (3)(b) Florida Statutes. Fees will be on a cost-recovery basis, in which at least 50 percent of the expenditures for the program will be recovered from the fees. | | Scholarship Fee | 10 percent of tuition
| 10 percent of tuition
| | Capital Improvements Fee | 5 percent of tuition
| 5 percent of tuition
| | Parking Fee | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Access Service Fee | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Assessed Adult Basic and Secondary Fees (per credit equivalent) | | Tuition | $27.30 | $27.30 | | Out-of-State | $0 | $81.90 | | Scholarship Fee | $2.70 | $10.80 | | Capital Improvements Fee | $1.20 | $5.40 | | Access Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Parking Fee (per credit hour charge) | $1.50 | $1.50 | | Total Fees per Credit Equivalent | $34.20 | $128.40 | | Contact Hour Rate | $1.14 | $4.28 | | Note: One "credit equivalent" is equal to 30 contact hours. Fees are subject to change without notice. |
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Other Fees Which May Be Assessed at the Time of Registration.
| | Florida Resident
(per credit or credit equivalent) | Non-Florida Residents
|
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| International Student Application | $50 | | Dishonored Check Service Charge | $25 | $25 | | Late Registration Fee (college credit only) | $30 | $30 | | Student I.D. Card Fee (per credit hour) | $0.30 | $0.30 | | Replacement Student I.D. Card | $10 | $10 | | Note: Laboratory fees for courses with a required laboratory component range from $3 to $800 for courses with a required laboratory component or special course materials. Fees are subject to change without notice. |
| Library | | Library service charge for lost books | $5 | | Library service charge for overdue reserve materials | $5 | | Library book rebinding fee | $10 | | Distance Learning Tapes | | Lost Tape | $50 | | Late Fee Charge | $25 | | Other | | Career Information Center Service Charge (per lost item) | $5 | | Dialog Electronic Database Search | 100 percent of cost | | Credit by Examination | $65 | | Applied Music College Credit (one credit for one contact hour per week) | $100 | | Licensure Testing | (ranges from) $10 to $150 | | Distance Learning User Fee (per credit hour) | $2.10 | | Video/Web Course Lab Fee | $31 | | Testing Fees | | Career Test Battery (for enrolled students) | $50 | | Net Test (for non enrolled students) | $45 | | CLEP Test | $60* | | CLEP/DANTES Registration Fee | $15 | | DANTES Test | $70 | | Correspondence Testing | $35 | | CPT Retakes | $10 | | CPT (for non-SCC students) | $25 | | CLAST (for SCC students) | $0 | | CLAST (for non-SCC students) | $35 | NET (computer test)
| $35 | | NET (for non-SCC students) | $45 | | TABE Survey Form (for SCC students) | $0 | | TABE Survey Form (for non-SCC students) | $25 | | TABE Complete Battery (for non-SCC students) | $40 | | TABE Retakes (for SCC students) | $0 | | TABE Retakes (for non-SCC students) | $25 | | CJBAT | $40 | | General Education Development Test (GED) (full battery) | $50 | GED Test 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 (per test)
| $12 | | U.S.A.F. Conversion | $15 | | Prometric Tests | Fees are determined by the certifying agency. | ACT Center Network Testing
SCC provides this service to allow students to access all tests provided by the ACT Center. | Fees are determined by the certifying agency. | | * Fees are subject to change from the National CLEP Office. |
Theatre Admission Fees General Admission Tickets: $10
Discounted Tickets: $8 - Senior Citizens over the age of 60; and
- Students of other colleges and universities, K-12 schools and preschool children.
Complimentary Tickets: $0
- SCC students, as well as faculty and staff members (with a current SCC ID Card); and
- Visiting dignitaries, members of the media, prospective students and special guests of the theatre or College.
Note: Tuition, as well as out-of-state and lab fees, are refundable. Fees are payable in United States currency, money orders and/or bank drafts drawn on U.S. banks.
Return to top Financial Assistance Seminole Community College realizes that some students would not be able to attend college without some form of financial assistance. While most of the financial assistance programs offered by the College emphasize serving students with financial need, there are a limited number of scholarships available to students based on academic achievement or merit. For more information on the College's financial assistance programs, visit the Financial Aid Web site. Return to top Refund Policy To receive a refund, a student must officially drop the course(s). The drop date will be determined by the date the official drop is received in the Registration Office. To be eligible for a refund, drop forms must be received prior to the published deadline. Student refunds will be disbursed using the same form of payment as the original transaction (i.e. if a student pays for a class with a credit card and then receives financial aid or drops the class, the refund will be processed back to that same credit card.).
| Refunds will be made as follows: | Refund | | Course(s) cancelled by the College | 100% | | College error | 100% | | College initiated course(s) or section change(s) | 100% | | College Credit Courses dropped during business hours within the scheduled add/drop period and prior to the published refund deadline | 100% | | Thereafter* | No refund | Non-Credit Courses (vocational-credit and continuing education) dropped prior to the first scheduled class
| 100% | | Non-Credit Classes (meeting one to three days) dropped prior to the first scheduled class | 100% | | Thereafter* | No refund | | Non-Credit Courses (meeting for four days or more) dropped within six calendar days after the scheduled first class date or within six calendar days after the student's registration date, whichever comes first | 100% | | Thereafter* | No refund |
Note: The matriculation, tuition, scholarship fee, and lab fees are refundable. The college application fee and late registration fee are non-refundable except in cases caused by cancellation of courses and/or college error, or the student is denied admission.
* Seminole Community College may refund 100 percent of the matriculation and tuition fees after the published refund deadline if a student withdraws from a course(s) due to an emergency or extraordinary circumstances. Emergency or extraordinary circumstances must be determined by the College to be exceptional and beyond the student's control, and may include, but are not limited to, serious illness, death, involuntary call to active military duty or other emergency circumstances or extraordinary situations. No refund will be approved unless the student provides the necessary documentation that supports the reason for a refund. If documentation cannot be provided, the request for refund cannot be considered.
Refunds for students receiving federal financial aid: Seminole Community College will issue pro rata refunds after the official refund deadline pursuant to United States Department of Education requirements. Information on pro rata refunds is available from the Office of Finance and Budget and the Financial Aid Office.
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