Responsibilities for Funding that Delineates Costs Incurred Sample Clauses

Responsibilities for Funding that Delineates Costs Incurred by the School and TCC Dual enrollment students shall be exempt from paying registration, matriculation, and laboratory fees. Textbook Costs & ADA Accommodation Costs Textbooks will be provided to students by the School. Textbooks purchased by the School shall remain the property of the School as specified in Section 1007.271 (17), F.S. TCC will continue its efforts to reduce the cost of textbooks and materials to the School. The costs of ADA accommodations for dual enrollment students with disabilities taking courses on TCC’s campus will be covered by TCC. The costs of ADA accommodations for dual enrollment students with disabilities taking courses on the high school campus will be covered by the School. Standard Tuition Rate According to the 1007.271, F.S., the School is required to pay the standard tuition rate per credit hour to TCC for instruction taking place on the college campus for dual enrolled students. The approved standard tuition for FY 2014-2015 is $71.98. The rate will be charged for courses taking place on TCC’s main campus, TCC’s educational centers, and distance learning courses. The School is also required to pay the standard tuition rate per credit hour to TCC for dual enrolled home education students who are registered with the School. TCC will not charge tuition to the School for Summer 2015 dual enrollment students. TCC also will not limit dual enrollment participation based upon capacity, F.S. 1007.271(4) in any term. TCC will use the fees collected to enhance the dual enrollment program. TCC will promote dual enrollment participation, increase capacity, and enrich the quality of services associated with the dual enrollment program. The School’s payment of tuition to TCC will increase the number of counselors available to the dual enrollment program in order to recruit more dual enrollment students and to help prepare students for transition to college, to counsel students in meta-majors and programs of study, and to track and provide feedback to students on their progress. TCC will also provide high school faculty and counselor training for dual enrollment.
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Responsibilities for Funding that Delineates Costs Incurred by LCSB and FSUS Dual enrollment students shall be exempt from the payment of registration, tuition, and laboratory fees. Standard Tuition Rate FSUS is responsible for reimbursing LCSB for the standard tuition rate per clock hour for instruction taking place on LTC’s campus for dual enrolled students. Instructional Materials and Fees FSUS is responsible for reimbursing LCSB for all instructional materials, laboratory fees, facility usage fees, miscellaneous fees, and liability insurance (for health programs).
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Responsibilities for Funding that Delineates Costs Incurred by the School and TCC Dual enrollment students shall be exempt from paying registration, matriculation, and laboratory fees.
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