LATE REGISTRATION/CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Late Registration and Change of Program occurs on the first day of the session. Course availability will be very limited. Students will register/change program using eSIMS.

FINANCIAL AID
Students receiving a Federal Pell Grant award, who take a course or courses during the SUMMER 2008 module which brings the level of credits attempted anywhere from 2 to 12 credits or equated credits, may have their Federal Pell Grant prorated to reflect the increased credit load.

Eligible full-time matriculated students who were registered for 12 or more credits in the SPRING SEMESTER do not have to pay tuition in the SUMMER 2008 Session. Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS) is available to students taking a total of 6 to 11 credits between the SPRING 2008-A Semester and SPRING 2008-B SUMMER session combined. For further information, come to the Financial Aid Office, room U-201.

All tuition due must be settled at the time of registration either by payment, approved financial aid or a combination of both. The appropriate refund will be made when Federal PELL and TAP have been approved and accepted.

Students must not be in default on a Federal Student Loan or owe any repayment of over-awarded funds.

Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress and complete their degree requirements within a maximum time frame in order to be eligible to receive Federal Financial Aid. Students in degree programs will receive payment of federal funds only for a maximum of 30 equated credits. ESL (English as a Second Language) courses are not counted. For further information, come to the Financial Aid Office, U-201.

All Federal Student Loan recipients who will complete degree requirements and/or withdraw during the SPRING 2008-B SUMMER Session must schedule a loan exit interview with the Financial Aid Office during office hours.

TUITION and FEE SCHEDULE

This schedule applies only to the six-week SPRING 2008-B SUMMER Session. Registration is limited to those students who have satisfied in full all prior financial obligations due to the College.

EACH KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEMESTER CONSISTS OF A 12-WEEK TERM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FOLLOWING 6-WEEK MODULE.

TUITION and STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES

Matriculated resident students only who registered in the 12-WEEKSPRING2008 -A SESSION and paid for full-time (12 or more credits/equated credits) may attend the succeeding 6-WEEK SUMMER 2008-B without additional tuition and fees.

Non-resident, non-degree and all part-time students must pay for any additional credits/equated credits in accordance with their residency status (see chart below).

All students who will become full-time (12 or more credits/equated credits) with the 6-Week B Session registration must pay the difference between their full-time charges and part-time tuition rates charged in the 12-Week A Session. Thirty-three dollars ($33) is due for the Student Activity Fee (difference between $60 full-time and $27 part-time charge). Thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents ($37.50) is due for the Technology Fee (difference between $75 and $37.50 part-time charge).

Students not registered for the 12-Week A Session who wish to register for the 6-Week B Session which immediately follows will be charged the part-time tuition rate.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, PROVIDES FOR REDUCED TUITION RATES FOR NY CITY AND STATE RESIDENTS. PLEASE REFER TO THE RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TUITION/FEE CHART.

* First day of classes is Thursday, 06/12/08

MODULE OFFICE HOURS
Office hours during the Module differ from those during the 12-week term. REMEMBER, offices are closed evenings when classes are not in session.

* Please call 718-368-4971 to make special arrangements for evening pick up of letters, diplomas, etc.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

The Official Academic Calendar is available on the College’s web page at www.kbcc.cuny.edu