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What does an education at Stark State really cost?
We have
derived an estimate of average costs for attending Stark State
College. Please remember that the items included are averages; they
do not represent the exact cost each student would incur.
Anticipated cost for
nine months of full-time education at Stark State:
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Tuition and Fees $3,302 (based upon
average credit hours for 2007-2008)
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Books and Supplies $1,000
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Transportation $3,146
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Personal Expenses $4,090
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Living Costs $2,560 – $8,494
Payment
of Fees |
Pell/Unspecified |
Federal
Stafford | Withdrawal/Non-attendance
Bursar/Business Office |
Revisions and Cancellations |
Student
Installment Plan
PAYMENT
OF FEES WITH FINANCIAL AID
The method for payment of fees varies with each type of aid
program. Your award notification lists your financial aid eligibility by
semesters based on full-time enrollment. The amount of aid typically available to you each
semester is the amount listed. Your aid will be adjusted downward
for enrollments less than full-time (12 credit hours).
Pell, FSEOG,
OIG, OCOG, and unspecified outside funds
are first applied to the student's tuition and fees. Any remaining
awarded funds will be disbursed to the student in a refund check.
Please note: Refund checks will be processed and sent to students
in as timely a manner as possible. Most students can expect to
receive their refund checks before classes begin.
Federal Stafford
Student Loan funds are
disbursed in the same manner as grant refunds. They are applied
first to tuition and fees and then the remainder is mailed to the
student. However, federal guidelines require that first-year,
first-time borrowers must have their disbursements
delayed for thirty days. There will be no cash advances given prior
to the actual receipt of funds from the lender. But for students
whose funds are required to be delayed, a Bookstore voucher may be
available the week prior to the start of the semester by contacting
the Business Office. One-semester loans are required to be paid in
two disbursements. The first half of your loan will disburse
approximately one week prior to the start of classes. The second
half will disburse no sooner than the halfway point of the
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FINANCIAL AID ISSUES IN CASES OF WITHDRAWAL
OR NON-ATTENDANCE
Please understand that you MUST maintain attendance in your
scheduled classes to remain eligible for your financial aid
funds. Students who fail to maintain attendance in classes,
withdraw, or are dismissed before 60% of the term has passed will
have all or a portion of their federal aid eligibility rescinded.
This will likely result in monies needing to be repaid to Stark
State College and/or the U.S. Department of Education.
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BURSAR/BUSINESS
OFFICE
The Financial Aid Office works closely with the Bursar's Office
(located in the Business Office - 3rd floor of Student Services
Center) to coordinate student billing and balances due. Refunds
and disbursements are handled by the Bursar's Office based on the
student's enrollment.
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REVISIONS
AND CANCELLATIONS
The college reserves the right to review, revise or cancel
financial award at any time due to:
- Changes in your financial,
residential or academic status
- Your failure to comply with the
policies, procedures or laws pertaining to these programs
- The availability of federal,
state and institutional funds for each program
- Changes in college policy. The
college is not obligated to satisfy the total financial need of
a student.
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STARK STATE COLLEGE STUDENT INSTALLMENT
PLAN
The plan is printed on the "Student Schedule/Receipt" each
semester. This program offers students the option of paying their
tuition in installments. A fee of $15 is assessed; however, no
interest is charged. Brochures with further details are available
at the Admissions Office.
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