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WAYS TO PAY FOR YOUR CREDIT CLASSES AT KASKASKIA COLLEGE 1. Cash – Pay cash for the full amount of your tuition and fees at the Cashier’s Office on campus. 2. Money Order – Make money order out for the full amount of your tuition and fees payable to “Kaskaskia College.” 3. Personal Check – Make check payable to “Kaskaskia College” for the full amount of your tuition and fees. 4. Credit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express) – You may use credit cards in person at the Cashier’s Office to make payments for tuition and fees. If using a credit card, tuition and fees can also be paid online or over the phone. 5. Nelnet Payment Plan – Students who wish to budget payment of their tuition need to sign up for the Nelnet Payment Plan by the pre-arrangement deadline. Deadline date is December 5 for the 2013 Spring Semester. Students can find the plan by going to CampusNet, clicking on the Financial Information-Student tab. Then click on Nelnet Payment Plan option: http://campusnet.kaskaskia.edu/students/Pages/default.aspx. Spring 2013 Payment plan available on November 1, 2012. Last day to enroll online Required down payment Number of payments Months of payments Payment on the 20th of the month Nov. 16 None 5 Nov-Mar Dec. 7 25% 4 Dec-Mar Jan. 7 35% 3 Jan-Mar NOTE: All down payments are processed immediately! 6. Veteran’s Benefits – If you are an Illinois veteran with an “honorable” character of service, contact the Financial Aid Office at (618) 545-3080. 7. Financial Assistance – Financial assistance includes scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study. All students should complete the FAFSA to determine eligibility. For further information, contact the Kaskaskia College Financial Aid Office at (618) 545-3080. 8. Special Programs – Tuition waivers are available for in district Senior Citizens age 60 and above. Dislocated workers may also be eligible for some assistance. Call (618) 545-3166 for more information regarding the Dislocated Worker Program. 9. Employer Paid Tuition – It is your responsibility to present the purchase order, tuition assistance form or letter of intent from your employer at the time of registration. 5
1. COURSE # 2. COURSE TITLE HOW TO READ A CLASS SCHEDULE 4. Reg # Sec 5. Times 6. Days 7. Location 8. Instructor 3. CREDIT HOURS 9. Week Course Starts/Ends Date Example: ACCT-101 Financial Accounting 4.0 2939 WE01D 11:00 AM - 12:50 PM MW Main HB 240 S. Aman 1/14/13 - 5/17/13 1. Course Number: Number of the course. 2. Course Title: Title of the course. 3. Credit Hours: Number of credit hours to be earned. 4. Registration & Section Number: Registration number - To register for the example above, write 2939 in the registration column. Section Number - Refer to the following list for section descriptions. 5. Time: Time the course begins and ends. 6. Days: Days of the week the course will be held. M = Monday, T = Tuesday, W = Wednesday, R= Thursday, F = Friday, S = Saturday. 7. Class Location: Location/Building/Room where the course will meet. Refer to the following listings for definitions. 8. Instructor: Name of instructor. 9. Start & End Dates: Week the course begins and ends. SECTIONS BI Business & Industry IS Independent Study BR Breese MC Main Campus CL Carlyle NS Nashville CN Centralia OL Online CR Crisp Technology Center OP Online with Proctoring and/or Orientation DT Downtown Continuing Education Building SA Salem EF Effingham SC SICCM (Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market) ES East St Louis TR Trenton FE Field Experience TV Distance Learning FF Fast Forward VA Vandalia GR Greenville WE Web Enhanced HY Hybrid OL - Online: Class delivery is totally online. OP - Online with Proctoring and/or Orientation: Class delivered online with mandatory face-to-face orientation and/or proctored exams. HY - Hybrid: Hybrid classes are online classes which require face-to-face meetings or proctored tests. WE - Web Enhanced: Web Enhanced classes require additional course work completed via the internet or Web CT. FF - Fast Forward: Class delivery is self-paced, web-enhanced, and mastery based. Online Course Information: Your online classes will not be available until the day they are scheduled to begin, check your schedule for start dates. Do not wait for your instructor to contact you. You must log into Blackboard on the day classes are scheduled to begin, and get started by reading through the entire course. Please Note: Instructors can drop you if you do not log on. 6
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