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A student enrolling in a class automatically assumes the responsibility of properly dropping the class(es) when the student decides not to attend or complete the course. A refund of tuition and fees cannot be made unless a student officially drops the class in the Office of Admissions and Registration. (Even if the student has not paid their tuition and fees, they will be charged for the class if they do not officially drop it.) Refunds will be completed based on the date that the written request to be dropped from a class is received in the Office of Admissions and Registration and will be based on the following: TUITION REFUND POLICY Spring Semester (16 week course) During First Two Weeks of Semester 100% After 2 nd Week of Semester 0% After the second week of classes, there will be no refund of tuition and fees. A first-time student who is a Title IV financial aid recipient and withdraws from all classes may be subject to the federal refund policy. For more information, contact the Financial Aid Office. For courses not conducted following the regular calendar terms, the tuition refund shall be computed on the fractional part of the class time used before the classes are dropped. For additional information, please contact the Admissions and Registration Office. BOOKSTORE CHARGES Bookstore charges must be paid at the time of purchase unless a student has received written confirmation that a third party payer will assume responsibility for bookstore charges. Any charges not covered by the third party payer are the responsibility of the student. The Bookstore accepts cash, checks, and credit cards. Credit cards accepted include MasterCard, VISA, and Discover. Bookstore hours vary and will be posted on the Kaskaskia College website at www.kaskaskia.edu/ bookstore. The Bookstore hours are extended at the beginning of each semester for a number of weeks to accommodate students’ needs during rush periods. The Kaskaskia College Bookstore maintains a list of textbooks by semester for classes being offered. The list includes the International Standard Book Number (ISBN), author, title, copyright date, retail price “new” and retail price “used”, and if the textbook is required or optional. In the event that textbook is not available for a specific class, the information will be listed as “To Be Determined”. The textbook list can be viewed by students at the following URL: www.kaskaskia.edu/bookstore. Book Buy-Back: At the end of each semester, the Bookstore will conduct a textbook buyback. The buyback will take place inside the Bookstore. Dates and times for textbook buyback will be posted at the end of each semester at: www.kaskaskia.edu/ bookstore. Textbook Rental: Textbook rental is currently being offered for the following classes: English 101, English 102, and Speech 103. In the near future, the Bookstore plans to expand the number of textbook rental titles being offered to help reduce costs for the students. Special arrangements can be made to purchase items outside of the normal business hours if needed by calling the Bookstore at 618-545-3090. If additional assistance is needed, students are encouraged to contact the Bookstore Manager at 618-545- 3091. 87
STUDENT SERVICES KASKASKIA COLLEGE CHILDREN’S LEARNING CENTER The Children’s Learning Center accepts children of students, staff, faculty, and alumni. The Children’s Learning Center is a DCFS licensed center that provides educational programs, outdoor activities, a healthy food program, and quality care for your children. During Spring and Fall Semesters, programs are available for children ages two through six. During Summer Semester, programs for ages two through twelve years are available. Financial assistance is available for eligible families. CHILDREN ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE POTTY TRAINED. For further information contact the Director of the KC Children’s Learning Center at 618-545-3323 or 1-800-642- 0859. NEW REQUIREMENT TO REGISTER FOR ONLINE CLASSES Effective for Fall 2010 online classes, GUID 103 will be a prerequisite for all online classes. Please be aware that GUID 103 is a free .5 credit hour course that provides a brief but comprehensive orientation to taking online coursework at Kaskaskia College. Experienced online students should be able to meet the established learning outcomes quickly while less experienced online students may take longer to benefit from the information provided. SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES If you require special academic or personal accommodations due to a documented disability, please contact the Disability Support Services Coordinator, Sandra Neabuhr, at 618-545-3157 or visit HB-108. Students with a hearing impairment can access the college by using the TTY 88
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