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noted below: PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DESIGNATIONS ARE 2. Residence Hall Room and Board - Fall/Spring Term ................ $1600.00
BY CAMPUS AND NOT BY INSTITUTION. Due before move-in. Includes five-day meal ticket with three meals daily
Monday - Friday.
Wadley Campus 3. Residence Hall Room and Board - Summer Term.....................$1200.00
Adjacent State: Georgia Due before move-in. Includes five-day meal ticket with three meals daily
Counties: Carroll, Chattahoochee, Coweta, Haralson, Harris, Monday - Friday.
Heard, Marion, Meriwether, Troup 4. Reissuance of lost meal ticket ......................................................... $1.00
5. Cable Television service ............................................................. Included
Valley Campus: 6. Wireless Internet service ............................................................ Included
Adjacent State: Georgia 7. Telephone Service (long distance service) is available through CenturyTel.
Counties: Harris, Muscogee, Pike, Stewart, Talbot, Taylor, Troup, Students must contact and contract directly with the company.
Upson 8. Single room supplement .............................................................. $100.00
Single rooms are rarely available, especially during Fall Term, and must be
Opelika Campus requested through the Coordinator of Student Life.
Adjacent State: Georgia 9. Overnight guest lodging ................................................................ $15.00
Counties: Chattahoochee, Harris, Heard, Marion, Meriwether, Overnight guests must be approved in advance through the Coordinator of Information Financial
Muscogee, Quitman, Stewart, Talbot, Troup Student Life.

III. Out-of-State Student Note: All fees are subject to change without notice.
Any applicant for admission who does not fall into one of the categories noted
above shall be charged a minimum tuition of two times the resident tuition rate E. Refunds
charged by that institution. 1. Withdrawal From the College
To withdraw from the College, a student should secure a withdrawal form from the
Students initially classified as ineligible for resident tuition will retain that Records Office and complete and return the form. Refund applies for students who
classification for tuition purposes until they provide documentation that they completely withdraw from the College during the refund period and so notify the
have qualified for resident tuition. Records Office in writing of their withdrawal. The date to establish refund will be
determined by the date withdrawal is initiated and acknowledged (documented) by
Students determined to be eligible for in-state tuition will maintain that an appropriate college official. Any financial obligation to the College is deducted
eligibility upon re-enrollment within one full academic year of their most from any refund due.
previous enrollment unless there is evidence that the student subsequently has a. Refunds for Fall and Spring Terms:
abandoned resident status, for example, registering to vote in another state. Prior to first day of class .................................................................100%
Students failing to re-enroll within one full academic year must establish First Week (beginning the same day as
eligibility upon re-enrollment. late registration fee applies) .............................................................75%
Second Week ................................................................................... 50%
Students who wish to apply for the Out-of-State tuition waiver should contact Third Week .......................................................................................25%
the Dean of Students Office at 256-395-2211 (Wadley) or 334-745-6437 b. Refund for Summer Term
(Opelika). Specific dates are in the term schedule. Each refund period is approximately
three days during summer term.
D. Residence Hall Room and Board - Expenses (Per Semester) c. Refund for Mini-Terms
The reservation/deposit fee as well as the first room and board payment for each See class schedule for refund policies on mini-terms.
semester is due prior to move in. The remaining payments are due approximately
monthly with specific dates for payment published each term. The entire amount All refunds, other than 100% withdrawals, are subject to a 5% administrative fee,
may be paid in advance if desired. not to exceed $100.00. Refunds are made at mid-term. Financial aid students
1. Reservation/Deposit Fee.............................................................. $200.00 are subject to the “Financial Aid Return of Title IV Funds Policy” found in the
Required to reserve a room. Refunded when vacating less any applicable Financial Aid section of the Catalog.
damages and/or outstanding charges. Damages exceeding deposit are payable
at time of occurence.