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Class Schedule
Important Dates:
| 2010 Summer Session I |
| May 10 |
First Day of Class |
| May 31 |
Memorial Day - no classes, offices closed |
| June 4 |
Last Day of Class |
| 2010 Summer Session II |
| June 7 |
First Day of Class |
| July 5 |
Independence Day |
| July 30 |
Last Day of Class |
*with necessary permissions (see advisor)
Registration & Enrollment Options:
| Drop a Class |
| Notifications of withdrawal or cancellation and requests for refund must be in writing and addressed to the Registrar. Not attending a class does not constitute a formal withdrawal from a course. You must complete a drop card in the Registrar's Office (SWRZ Hall) to formally withdraw from a course. Otherwise you may receive a failing grade in the course for non-attendance. All courses added will be assessed fall fees regardless of when the course is added. |
| Graduate Students |
| Graduate students may register any time during the registration periods. It is important to ensure that all course work will be accepted in the plan of study. Graduate courses taken prior to being admitted as a graduate student may or may not be approved by your graduate committee as a part of your degree requirements. Temporary Graduate Students - No more than nine hours of credit earned under this classification may be used in a plan of study without special approval. |
| Transfer Students |
| If you currently attend any Purdue University campus, you may transfer to Purdue University North Central by completing a PNC application. If you currently attend another college or university, you must complete a PNC application and supply an official transcript of course work completed at other universities. |
| Non-Degree Students |
Transcripts of high school and college work (and a copy of GED test scores, if applicable) are requested prior to registering as a non-degree student. Non-degree students must meet the same minimum grade index required of regular students and are generally limited to enrolling in a maximum of seven hours per semester during the fall and spring semesters, and no more than four hours during the summer session. A non-degree student who has earned a bachelor's degree is eligible to enroll on a full-time basis.
No more than 18 hours of work completed as a non-degree student may be applied toward an undergraduate degree at Purdue University. The chairperson of the department to which you apply may determine which credits will be accepted toward a degree in that department. A department may limit the number of non-degree students acceptable in any course.
MasterCard, Visa and Discover Card may be used for payment of fees. Credit card payment will be accepted only from the person whose authorized signature appears on the back of the card. Students are not permitted to attend classes until registration is completed and fees are paid. |
| Pass/Not Pass Option |
| If you wish to take courses under the Pass/Not Pass Option, be sure to enter the course(s) in both the course selection columns and the Pass/Not Pass Option section. |
| Auditing Visitor |
| As an auditing visitor you may attend a course, paying regular course fees, but will not receive credit. However, under certain circumstances, you may apply for examination for credit at a later time. If you are ineligible for readmission because you were dropped from the University for scholastic and/or other reasons, you may not be a visitor. For details on obtaining the necessary approvals to audit a course, contact the Registrar, ext. 5299. |
| Internet Classes |
| Students registering for an internet class must contact the instructor upon registration. You are responsible for giving the instructor your e-mail address(es) and obtaining all course information and requirements before the semester begins. |
| Insurance |
| Student insurance pamphlets and enrollment cards will be mailed directly to you by the insurance company. |
| Veterans |
| For information, contact Alice Yacullo in the Registrar's Office, ext. 5341. |
Fees:
| Spring 2010, Summer 2010 |
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Undergraduate Resident Fee:
* $194.50 per credit hour |
Undergraduate Non-Resident:
* $483.60 per credit hour |
MSEP Rate:
** $243.13 per credit hour |
| Graduate Fee |
Graduate Resident Fee:
* $244.95 per credit hour |
Graduate Non-Resident:
* $562.90 per credit hour |
MSEP Rate:
** $306.19 per credit hour |
| Distance Learning (ICN and IPSE courses) |
Undergraduate Fee (Resident or Non-Resident):
$273.10 per credit hour
$265.40 per credit hour (if continuous students at PNC since Spring 2006) |
| Additional Fees |
Student Service Fee - Undergraduate
$8.30 per credit hour for all students |
Student Service Fee - Graduate
$3.60 per credit hour for all students |
Technology Fee
$7.70 per credit hour |
Laboratory Rate
$55.75 per lab hour |
| Repair and Rehabilitation Fee*$2.30 per credit hour |
Degree Only Fee
$181.65 (if not currently enrolled at PNC) |
Students who register late will be charged a fee of $25.00 per course to a maximum of $100.00.
Additional charges will be assessed for any courses with special fees or any Program of Study that has additional differential fees.
*Repair and Rehabilitation Fee: All undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, beginning enrollment on the North Central campus during the Summer or Fall of 2006 will be classified to be assessed the fee, which will first be assessed beginning the Fall of 2006. The fee will not be billed to those students continuing enrollment on the North Central campus from the Spring Semester of 2006. Eligible students will be exempt from the fee until the date of the attainment of one degree (Bachelors, Masters, Ph.D.). Students may sit out only one semester in order to maintain the exemption of the fee. All students will be assessed the R&R fee beginning with Fall 2011. The money from this fee will be designated to maintain and improve academic and administrative facilities and infrastructure on the North Central campus.
**MSEP (Midwest Student Exchange Program): For details, visit www.pnc.edu/admissions/MSEP.html.
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