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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-12-04, Page 94Important Information refunds will not be granted atter the fourth scheduled student contact Prior to that time, students may apply for a full refund less a $50 non-refundable portion A transfer of tees, if applicable, will be arranged by the Registrar Paid Parking There will be a $3 50 charge per semester for parking at the Doon, Guelph and Water- loo Campus. Reduced Fees For Senior Citizens The College 'has implemented a practice which allows persons age 60 or over to take most courses for a 50% reduced tuition fee These students must pay the additional cost of supplies or equipment and this cost is sometimes built into the fee Students must meet course entrance prerequisites Note: Reduced fees do not apply to semi- nars or some specialty courses. Income Tax Receipts Course Tuition Fees (any number of courses) totalling more than $100 are deductible for income tax purposes. An income tax receipt will be distributed in class or mailed to you at the end of your course. The Student Receipt which. you receive at registration is NOT the receipt to use for income tax purposes. If a student requests a duplicate receipt or a verifica- tion letter, a $5 charge will be made to defray administrative costs. Please allow 3 weeks for processing. 4 COURSE CANCELLATIONS The College reserves the right to cancel, postpone, reschedule or combine classes and to limit registration or change instruc- tors. If your course is cancelled, you may either transfer to another campus or course, or receive a full refund. Every effort will be made to inform you at home or at work before the start date if your course is cancelled. postponed or changed. Re- member, early registrants help us establish a class that might otherwise be cancelled: CLASS CANCELLATIONS Resources Centre containing reference books, periodicals and audiovisual materials Staff are available to assist students in utilizing this information Doon Campus Hours 8.15 a m to 8:30 p.m Monday to Thursday. 8 15 a.m. to 4.00 p.m Friday Guelph Campus Hours 8.00 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. Monday to Friday Stratford Campus Hours - Nursing Division 8.00 a.m. to 4100 p.m. Monday to Friday Evening hours available upon special re- quest. Waterloo Campus Hours 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a m. to 1.30 p.m. Friday Conestoga Recreation Centre Located at the Doon Campus, the Conestoga Recreation Centre is a• multi-purpose athlet- ic, recreational and educational facility. It houses a gymnasium with two full-size basketball courts. one of the largest ice surfaces in Canada, a fitness gym equipped with universal and loose weights, and two American squash courts. Outdoor facilities include a fitness/jogging trail with 13 exer- cise stations, a baseball diamond and four lighted tennis courts. The building was especially designed for use by disabled participants and spectators. Conestoga Recreation Centre hours are 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. seven days per week. Non-members can .utilize the Centre for a $2.00 day fee. CO/AP Career Orientation/Action Prdgram Use our unique career planning service to choose a career that's right for you. Through interviews, discovery activities, and re- search, CO/AP aims to help you discover what employment path is best for you and what skills you need to start along that path. Free Information Sessions are scheduled according to demand. If, after attending the Information Session, you decide to pursue the program, the fee is $100.00. Sessions are arranged on an individual basis in the evening. For more information, telephone 653-7460 between the hours of 12:00 rioon to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. on Friday. CO/AP is offered at Doon, Guelph and Wa- - terloo. quirements of each course which is part of an approved Program, provided the student has been officially accepted into the Pro- gram. The symbol R 1\4044_0,the urse title indicates that the Colege will issue a Cumulative Achievement Report for suc- cessful completion of the course. Affirmation The College will issue an AFFIRMATION to recognize the student's Successful comple- tion of a course in which his/her grasp o1 the course objectives is measured. The symbol A beside the course title indicates that the College will issue an Affirmation for successful completion of the course. Statement Of Participation The College will issue a STATEMENT OF PARTICIPATION upon request to indicate the student's attendance and participation in a course in which the student is not formally assessed. The symbol S beside the course title indicates that the College will issue a Statement of Participation. For many courses, the College issues neither an Affirmation nor a Statement of Participa- tion. The symbol N beside the course title indicates that no official recognition is is- sued. In the event of inclement weather, it is impossible for the Continuing Education staff to telephone all students and inform them that classes are either operating or can- celled. If poor weather conditions exist, the College will request local radio stations to -broadcast that part-time Continuing Educa- tion classes are cancelled. Situations may arise where classes are running at one campus location, and not another. Be. certain to listen to the radio message pertaining to your campus. SAFETY AND HOUSEKEEPING Students are expected to follow normal safety practices, to observe housekeeping regulations and to wear required protective clothing. In courses involving the use of equipment, specific safety regulations will be followed. SERVICES Students are encouraged to use these College facilities and services. Learning Resources Centre Each of the major 'campuses has a Learning 4 RECOGNITION OF STUDIES Graduation Ceremonies Students completing part-time Diploma and Certificate Programs will receive their official Documents of Recognition at the Conestoga College CONVOCATION CEREMONIES, held in June and November each year. Students are encouraged to participate in their gradu- ation ceremony, since it provides an oppor- tunity for others to pay tribute to their ac- complishments. Certificate The College will issue a CERTIFICATE to adult learners who have been officially accepted into an approved Program (e.g. Health Care Aide Program) and who have successfully completed all course require- ments of the Program. The• symbol C beside the Program title indicates that the College will issue a Certificate for successful completion of all of the course requirements of the Pro- gram. Cumulative Achievement Report The College will issue a CUMULATIVE ACHIEVEMENT REPORT to indicate the student's successful completion of the re- APPEALS A student who is dissatisfied with an academic decision may lodge an appeal as follows: Appealing a Grade Decision from Faculty Your written appeal must be received by the College within seven calendar days of the decision. Appealing a Report from the Registrar's Office Write to the Registrar indicating that y� feel an error has been made. The complaint must be received by the College within six months of the date on the report. Appealing a Discontinuance . The academic. administrative unit respons- ible for your program initiates the discontin- uance. You must appeal to the Director the same day as your notice of discontinuance. Human Rights Code The College recognizes and abides by the Ontario Human Rights Code -1981, and the Charter of Rights... Other Complaints Other comelaints or concerns should be brought to the attention of. the Continuing Education Manager.