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federal government will pay interest on this loan while the student Is enrolled in college at least half-time. Federal D/react UnsubsylictIZedLoan This program is a low Interest rate, long-term loan program for undergraduate students. This loan Is not based on financial need. The student Is responsible for the interest during all periods. Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) Through the Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) program, parents of undergraduate students may borrow up to the annual cost of attendance minus any financial aid. The Federal PLUS loan program Is designed to assist parents of dependent undergraduate students who are unable to meet their expected parental contribution or have additional financial need that Is not met with other financial aid resources. This loan Is limited to parents who don't have an adverse credit history. Private Loans Private loans are available from a variety of banks and lenders. The terms and rates for alternative loans are usually determined by the lender. The ellglbllity for these loans Is determined by the borrowers (and co -borrowers) credit history. FEDERAL COLLEGE WORK-STUDY PROGRAM SCIT participates in the Federal College Work -Study Program with award amounts based on demonstrated need. Work-study is money that students may earn by working a part time job. The program allows students to gain work experience and pay for a part of their educational expenses as they earn their award. Funds for this program come from the federal government, as well as the school. SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS Satisfactory academic progress is necessary to maintain eligibility for Title IV and state funded programs. See the Academics section for SCIT's Satisfactory Academic Progress criteria. NOTICE TO APPLICANTS OF FINANCIAL AID An offer of financial aid Is contingent upon receipt of funds from all funding sources. The Financial Aid Office reserves the right to revise offers of financial aid at any time during the academic year based on availabillty of funds and/or procedures mandated by the state or federal authorities. Pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1947, applicants for student financial aid are hereby notified that the disclosure of their Social Security number is required by SCIT to verify the Identity of each applicant. If the student receives federal student financial aid funds, the student is responsible for repaying the loan amount plus any interest, less the amount of any refund and is entitled to a refund of the money's not paid from federal student financial aid program funds In accordance with the SCIT Refund Policy. VERIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT The Financial Aid Office must verify each student's enrollment In his or her scheduled course of study in order to release the students' eligible Financial Aid funds. Student acknowledges and verifies his or her enrollment in Ills or her scheduled course to the Financial Aid Office and the School by attending any single day of the respective scheduled course In the Attendance Census Period Financial Aid or during any period in which the instructor of the course opts to track attendance. An attendance record of P-Present, T-Tardy, or E-Early Leave Indicates the student attended the course. The date of Students verification of enrollment will be the date of the first recorded attendance indicating that Student attended the course. TUITION & FEES The student is obligated for the portion of the Total Cost applicable to each Enrolled Quarter, herein referred to as the Applicable Quarter Cost. The student must pay the school the Applicable Quarter Cost on or before the first day of the course of study in the Enrolled Quarter unless the school agrees in writing to different payment arrangements. Quarter charges are payable in US funds, by check from a US bank, by money order in US funds, by accepted major credit cards, by Federal Financial Aid, and/or by payment arrangements made between the school and the student and/or the school and third party funding agencies sponsoring the student. The total tuition, course fees, books and materials costs for each program of study is listed below. If the tuition and fees change during the publication period of this catalog, a Catalog Addendum will list the revised and effective costs. If the student (1) enrolls in multiple programs, or (2) request to enroll In additional courses outside the curricula of his/her specified program(s), or (3) is awarded transfer credit, or (4) has completed applicable coursework in prior enrollments at the school, the school may adjust the Total Cost to reflect the addition or removal of courses from the students' Academic Plan. �"1720 2100 14080 � FiTechnolo a �x �7900 ,�370 5200 - General-`{.'�x �18390. T.1590 260f1 14200 Electrician t .Y-,�> r.aY .4��.�p, ` 30 3 . Information a Technology 1970 '�0 '16,000 17970 320 :aASlndustnal _ ;EngmeeAng 3970 1000 4 34 560 t`z 39 030 + `q = iTechnology at hcti a'^ f 4900 :,BS Biomedical *a ar-1''i a '_ 'a�'Tt "32k x; 5195 29751 551202 63290 r3 _ 200 BS Informailan- et 3915 500? 5g g80 63 295 320= 510 s5ystems kY-'BS Electrical �45504 1275 58240 '' a 32 59f10 n'.64065 r BS Electronlc Engineering 4es> 11/5 57,600 -63010 320 }..5309 The Estimated Quarter Cost is an estimate of the Applicable Quarter Cost for an Enrolled Quarter In the first academic year of the respective program. This cost serves only as an estimate and is based on a student enrolled in the respective program with a full time academic status. The actual Applicable Quarter Costs for each student may differ depending on their academic status for the respective Enrolled Quarter, the academic year of the student and the terms and conditions specified In the students Enrollment Agreement. Page 13 of 67