Financial Information
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Tuition
Tuition for the summer quarter is $442 per quarter hour. All students should
plan to pay their tuition at the time of registration. Fees are charged as
published in the 2003-04 Walla Walla College Finance Bulletin, which is available
from Student Financial Services (CTC 307). Workshops or extended field trips
may require payment of special fees.
Tuition - NPUC Conference Teachers
Teachers from within the North Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
who are sponsored by their respective employing organizations may present
a letter of sponsorship in lieu of tuition payment. However, teachers
are expected to pay for books and supplies, graduation fees, any miscellaneous
class fees, and room rental charges. Conference sponsorship
does not cover classes requiring individualized instruction (aviation, music
lessons, etc).
Tuition Refunds
A student withdrawing from classes during the summer quarter will receive
a refund in accordance with the policy in the Finance Bulletin. A 100% refund
is given if no more than 10% of the class is over, 75% if no more than 20%
of the class is over, and 50% if no more than 40% of the class is over.
Refund dates are listed below.
Dates
of Classes |
100% Refund |
75% Refund |
50% Refund |
| June 21-August 13 |
June 24
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June 30
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July 13
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| June 7-June 10 |
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June 7 |
June 8 |
| June 17-August 6 |
June 22 |
June 25 |
July 7 |
| June 21-July 2 |
June 21 |
June 22 |
June 24 |
| June 21-July 9 |
June 21 |
June 22 |
June 28 |
| June 21-July 16 |
June 22
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June 24
|
June 30
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| June 21-July 23 |
June 22 |
June 25 |
July 2 |
| June 21-August 27 |
June 25 |
July 2 |
July 19 |
| June 23-July 30 |
June 25 |
June 30 |
July 9 |
| June 23-August 4 |
June 25 |
June 30 |
July 12 |
| July 6-July 9 |
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July 6 |
July 7 |
| July 6-July 16 |
July 6 |
July 7 |
July 9 |
| July 6-July 30 |
July 7 |
July 9 |
July 15 |
| July 6-August 13 |
July 8 |
July 13 |
July 21 |
| July 12-July 16 |
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July 12 |
July 13 |
| July 12-July 23 |
July 12 |
July 13 |
July 15 |
| July 12-July 27 |
July 12 |
July 13 |
July 16 |
| July 19-July 30 |
July 19 |
July 20 |
July 22 |
| July 19-August 6 |
July 20 |
July 21 |
July 26 |
| July 19-August 13 |
July 20
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July 22
|
July 28
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| July 26-August 27 |
July 28 |
July 30 |
August 6 |
| July 28-August 1 |
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July 28 |
July 29 |
| July 28-August 12 |
July 28 |
July 29 |
August 3 |
| August 2-August 5 |
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August 2 |
August 3 |
| August 2-August 16 |
August 2 |
August 3 |
August 5 |
| August 16-August 20 |
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August 16 |
August 17 |
When a student withdraws during the quarter, no refund will be made until
30 days after the close of the month in which the student withdrew. Students
who leave school without completing withdrawal procedures will be charged
until proper arrangements are made.
Housing (Main Campus)
- Foreman Hall (women):
- $76 per week double occupancy
- $96 per week single occupancy
- Sittner Hall (men):
- $73 per week double occupancy
- $93 per week single occupancy
Cafeteria
Vegetarian meals are available at the main campus on the cafeteria plan.
Students eating in the cafeteria should plan approximately $55-60 per week
for food.
Music Fees
Music lessons can be taken for credit or no credit. When lessons are taken for credit, in addition to the regular tuition charge
there is a lesson fee of $225 per quarter for nine half-hour lessons or
$450 per quarter for nine one-hour lessons. When lessons are not taken for
credit, the lesson fee is $261 per quarter for nine half-hour lessons or
$522 per quarter for nine one-hour lessons. Full-time music majors and minors
who have taken MUCT 121-123 are not charged the lesson fee. Smart Start
students who include music lessons in their 12-hour load are charged the
lesson fee unless they are music majors or minors.
Miscellaneous Class Fees
Methods of Teaching
Art |
$10 |
Desktop Publishing |
$30 |
Film Literature |
$15 |
Golf I (nonrefundable) |
$85 |
Golf II (nonrefundable) |
$145 |
Invitation to
Physics Lab 204 |
$40 |
Invitation to
Physics Lab 205 |
$25 |
Wakeboarding/Water
Activities |
$100 |
Insurance
All registered, tuition-paying graduate and undergraduate students attending
the College Place, Montana, Portland, or Rosario campuses, and
students in the summer work program, are covered by the Student Accident
Insurance policy.
If a student has been enrolled in the mandatory student sickness and additional
accident insurance during the regular 2003-04 school year, that coverage
is in effect through September 1, 2004. All new undergraduate students will
be enrolled in this coverage for the summer at a cost of $202 unless they
submit a waiver form verifying comparable coverage to Campus Health Services
at registration time.
Employment (On-campus Student Work Program)
Although Walla Walla College strives to meet each student's needs, work
opportunities are limited during the summer months. Students are strongly
urged to make arrangements for work before arriving
on campus because employment is not guaranteed. Permission to begin working
is given only to students who are registered for summer quarter or who have
been accepted for fall quarter. Employment opportunities are available in
housekeeping, plant maintenance, The Express, library, campus offices, and
academic departments.
Regulations require that all employees hired present original
documents that establish both their identity and eligibility to work. All
students wishing to work on the Walla Walla College campus will be required
to present documents before they will be authorized
to begin work. For more information, contact the Student Employment Center,
(509) 527-2357 or (800) 656-2357.
Walla Walla College offers a SUMMER BONUS for students
who are employed by Walla Walla College, Varsity Contractors, Inc.,
or Sodexho Food Service. Students who work a minimum of 460 hours at any
of these locations during the summer of 2004 and who
register for at least 12 hours of classes fall quarter 2004 will receive
a refund of all dormitory room rent charged for the summer, excluding single
room charges, or a refund of college housing rent
charged for the summer, not to exceed the cost of living in the dormitory.
Financial Aid
Students who need assistance for summer quarter may apply for financial
aid. Some Walla Walla College grant dollars may be available; some students
may also be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant. Loans may be available, such
as Federal Stafford loans and institutional loans through Walla Walla College.
Students who wish to be considered for federal grants and loans will
want to mail their 2003-04 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
by April 15, 2004. The FAFSA must be received by the
federal processor by June 30, 2004. The federal government will
not grant exceptions to this deadline. A student cannot be
considered for the Federal Pell Grant, SEOG grant, Perkins Loan, Nursing
Loan, or Stafford Loan if this deadline is missed.
A completed Financial Aid file contains:
- Correct SAR (Student Aid Report). The SAR is generated by
the federal processor after a FAFSA is submitted. Students who list Walla
Walla College (code 003799) on their FAFSA will have their SAR electronically
sent to Walla Walla College by the federal processor. Students who did
not list Walla Walla College on their FAFSA will need to contact Student
Financial Services.
- Walla Walla College Financial Aid Application (FAA). The student should
mail this directly to Student Financial Services at Walla Walla College.
- Proof of high school completion (final transcript or letter of
verification).
- Additional documentation, if needed, for verification purposes.
Only financial aid that has been awarded by registration time may be deducted
from the estimated costs. Students eligible for Federal or Washington State
financial aid must be registered for classes by June 30.
Students who register or add classes after that date cannot receive Federal
or State financial aid for those classes.
Students who are on a waiting list or waiting for a letter of acceptance
should complete the financial aid application. Awarding of financial aid
does not constitute acceptance into Walla Walla College. However, if a student
moves off the waiting list at the last moment, it is to the student's advantage
to have the financial aid application already completed.
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