Class and Workshop Waivers Sample Clauses

Class and Workshop Waivers. Tuition and fees (except for the building fee) shall be waived for Employees, their spouses, and dependents for all DCC credit classes and workshops. This includes on campus classes only, not online or independent study. Continued eligibility for waivers is based on the eligibility as defined in DCC’s financial aid office’s satisfactory academic progress policy.
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