22 FEES, DEPOSITS, AND REFUNDS The following fees are required of all full-time students. Autumn Winter Spring Total Registration $10.00 $ $ $10.00 Tuition 17.00 17.00 17.00 51.00 Student Activity Fee 7.00 5.00 3.00 15.00 Concert and Lecture Fee 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 Health and Service Fee 2.00 2.00 2.00 6.00 $37.00 $25.00 $23.00 $85.00 Students entering the Winter or Spring Quarter pay the $10.00 Registration Fee in addition to the other fees listed for the Quarter. Student Activity Fee is $6.00 for students entering the Winter Quarter and $4.00 for students entering the Spring Quarter. All fees for the quarter are due and payable at the Treasurer's Office at the time of registration. Non-resident Fee A student who is not a legal resident of Utah is required to pay an annual non-resident registration fee of 55.00 in lieu of the resident registration fee of $10.00. The law states that "a student cannot acquire a domicile in the State until he or she, or the parent or guardian, if the student is a minor, has lived in the State for a period of one year prior to registration in the University of Utah, the Utah State Agricultural College, or branches thereof, or any of the State junior colleges. No person can acquire a domicile by living in the State of Utah, when such person lives in Utah merely for the purpose of attending or enabling a minor child to attend such institutions." This fee is collected once each year. Miscellaneous Fees Laboratory (field trip) fees are required in the following courses not to exceed the amounts indicated: Agriculture 2, $2.00; Agriculture 5, 5a, $5.00; Biology 1, $1.00; Botany 6, $5.00; Botany 7, $3.00; Botany 9, $15.00; Geography 2, $18.00; Geology 1, $.50; Geology 3, $.50; Geology 5, $1.50; Geology 11, $.50; Zoology 1, $2.00; Zoology 4, $2.00; Zoology 7, $15.00; Zoology 10, $.50; Zoology 17, $12.00; Zoology 20, $5.00 and Zoology 25, $10.00. Special Students: $2.50 a credit hour, minimum fee $12.50. Listening Courses in which no credit is desired: $5.00 a quarter for each subject. Listeners in laboratory or activity courses, such as art, clothing, typewriting, and stenography, pay $2.50 for each credit hour represented by the course, with a minimum fee of $5.00. Short Term Courses: Nominal fees are charged for short term courses such as Radio. The charge for each course is announced in advance. Evening Courses: Information regarding Evening School courses is available at the Registrar's Office, or it may be secured by writing or calling Weber College. The charge for each course is announced in advance. Summer Courses: Information regarding Summer Session courses Is available at the Registrar's Office, or it may be secured by writing or calling Weber College. The charge for each course is announced in advance. 23 A special laboratory fee not to exceed $100.00 in total will be charged for any summer tours known popularly as "college-on-wheels," and giving instruction in the following courses: Geology 16, Biology 3, Biology 7, Botany 9, Spanish 3, 4, 5 and 6. Fees will be same whether courses are taken singly or in units of two or more. Late Registration: A late registration fee is assessed beginning Tuesday of the second week of the quarter. The charge is 50 cents for Tuesday, and $1.00 for Wednesday and the remainder of the second week. Registration is not complete until the student has settled for his fees at the Treasurer's Office. Registration Changes: a subject .50 A fee of 50 cents is charged for any change in registration after the second week of the quarter. Flight Training: Engine Rating Dual Instruction Solo Instruction 65 H. P 9.00 an hour $ 7.50 an hour 85 H. P. to 125 H. P 11.00 an hour 8.50 an hour 150 H. P. to 200 H. P 18.00 an hour 15.00 an hour Link Trainer Instruction 10.00 an hour Locker Rental: Wardrobe lockers are available for student use for a rental charge of 50 cents a school year or portion thereof. In addition, a $1.00 deposit is required on all lockers. This sum is refunded when the locker key is turned in or when the locker is vacated. No refund will be made if the key is not returned. Lockers are required of all students taking physical education or laboratory classes. See Refunds section for other refund provisions. Lockers may be secured from the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Room 102, Moench Building. Graduation Fee 2.50 Make-up Examination: (a subject 1.00 Note Fee: (a note 2.00 Organ, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Organ Rental Fee: (a quarter) payable in advance 4.00 Piano, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Piano Rental Fee: (a quarter) payable in advance 2.00 Recording Fee: (a course) for special cases 2.00 Transcript of Credits 50 Each student is entitled to one transcript free of charge. Vocal Music, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Violin, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Cello, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Band and Orchestra Instruments, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 Speech Correction, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 The Dance, Private Instruction: (a lesson) payable in advance 2.50 24-- Breakage Deposits Breakage deposits are required in. the .following laboratory courses and in the amounts indicated: Bacteriology: ($3.00 a quarter, a year) $3.00 Chemistry: ($3.00 a quarter, a year) 9.00 Physics 21: (Photography) 3.00 All Shop Classes 3.00 Refunds will be made on unused portions of breakage deposit fees. The signature of the laboratory instructor is required to secure any breakage deposit fee refunds. No refunds will be made after June 30 of the school year in which the fees are paid. Miscellaneous Deposits Deposits are required on the following items: Towel tag deposits $1.00 Key deposits (each key) 1-00 Towel tag and key deposits will be refunded at the end of the year or upon withdrawal of the student. No refund will be made after June 30 of the school year in which the fees are paid. Refunds Tuition and! Student Activity fees will be refunded according to the schedule provided below to any student in residence who, upon proper application to the Registrar's Office, withdraws from school before the end of the quarter. At the time fees are paid, all students are given official receipts from the Treasurer's Office. These receipts must be presented before refunds will be allowed. No refunds will be granted to students who are requested to withdraw from the College for cause of scholarship or any other cause. The amounts refundable to the student who officially withdraws from the College are as follows: Weeks in Attendance Amount Refundable Two Weeks or Less 100 per cent of Tuition and Student Activity Fees Third Week 80 per cent of Tuition and Student Activity Fees Fourth Week 60 per cent of Tuition and Student Activity Fees Fifth Week 40 per cent of Tuition and Student Activity Fees Sixth Week 20 per cent of Tuition and Student Activity Fees Over Six Weeks No Refunds Allowed Registration, Concert and Lecture, Health and Service, and Evening School fees are not subject to refund. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER THE SIXTH WEEK OF ANY QUARTER. 25 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Weber College grants the title of Associate of Arts or the title of Associate of Science, and a Certificate of Completion. A student who expects to be graduated should arrange his program to conform with the requirements for one of these titles. Requirements for the title of Associate of Arts or the title of Associate of Science are as follows: Completion of at least ninety quarter hours of approved college work, exclusive of physical education activities. The college work must include: 1. English 1, 2, 3. (To be taken during the freshman year.) 2. Orientation. (To be taken during the freshman year.) 3. Health Education 1 or 2. (To be taken during the freshman year.) 4. Physical Education selected activities for three quarters. (To be taken during the freshman year.) 5. A total of at least twelve quarter hours from each of the following Divisions: Life Sciences: Agriculture, Bacteriology, Biojogy, Botany, Forestry, Home Economics, Nursing, Physiology, and Zoology. (Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Nursing courses not having biological content will not be counted toward fulfilling requirements in this group.) Mathematics and Physical Sciences: Aeronautics, Architectural, Engineering and Radio Technology, Chemistry, Engineering, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, and Physics. (Aeronautics, Architectural, Engineering and Radio Technology, and Engineering courses will not be counted toward fulfilling requirements in this group.) A total of four quarter hours of laboratory work must be completed in the Life Sciences or the Physical Sciences, or in both. Social Sciences: Economics, Education, History, Orientation, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. (Education and Orientation courses will not be counted toward fulfilling requirements in this group.) 6. A total of sixteen quarter hours from the following Division: Humanities: Art, English, Foreign Languages, Music, and Speech. Twelve hours must be from English, Foreign Languages, or Speech. (English 1, 2, 3 may be counted within these twelve hours.) In the Division where there is a specific curriculum prescribed, the completion of the curriculum listed substitutes for the above general requirements. The titles of Associate of Arts and Associate of Science are designed for college transfer students. A candidate for the title of Associate of Arts must have a minimum of twenty-five quarter hours of one foreign language or its equivalent. (Three high school units of one and the same language satisfy foreign language requirements.) It is recommended that a student pursuing a major in the Humanities qualify for the title of Associate of Arts. A student contemplating work beyond the bachelor's degree should complete the foreign language requirements in his lower division work.