Clinton News-Record, 1984-12-05, Page 76Important Information
REGISTRATION
Eligibility For Admission
All adults who are Canadian citizens
and/or Permanent Residents are eligi-
ble to apply for admission to courses
and programs. Persons who are not
Canadian citizens and/or Permanent
Residents may become eligible if spe-
cial permission is granted by Canada
Employment and Immigration.
Applicants under 19 years of age may
be eligible for courses under certain
conditions. Contact the nearest Contin-
uing Education office for further details.
Admission Requirements
Unless prerequisites and/or admission
requirements are specifically stated in a
course description, all courses are
open to those who have a real interest
in continuous learning. •
Persons who have some concern about
the level of their experience or their
ability to learn something of a particular
interest are encouraged to telephone
the Continuing Education representa-
tive at any College Campus for advice,
prior to the start of the course.
Registration For Part -Time
.Courses
Class. sizes, are limited! An early regis-
tration including payment of fee will
help to guarantee you a place in the
course of your choice.
Full payment of course fees must be
made at the time. of registration,
whether by mail or in person. Payment
can be made by personal cheque, cash
or money order. Fees quoted include a
$5 registration charge which is retained
by the College unless the course is
cancelled.
Registration For Part -Time
Programs
There are admission criteria for Part -
Time Programs (e.g.. Industrial Engi-„
neering Program - Level 1). .In addition
to the Application/Registration. form on
the back cover of this catalogue,
candidates applying for Part -Time Pro-
grams must complete a special 'Appli-
cation for Part -Time Program'. Can-
didates for Part -Time Programs will be
advised of their acceptance by the
College Registrar.
For each Program the College will
specify the time frame in which a
student must complete the Program.
Where a student wishes to take' a
course in a Program with no intention
of completing the Program, it will not
be necessary to complete the special
application form. •
SPECIAL DETAILS
Safety And Housekeeping
Students are expected to follow normal
safety practices, to observe housekeep-
ing regulations and to wear required
protective clothing. In courses involving
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the use of equipment, specific safety
regulations will be followed.
Textbooks And/Or Supplies
Unless otherwise indicated in the course
description, the cost of textbooks
and/or supplies required for a course. is
not included in the fee. Your teacher will
advise you at the first class whether you
will need to purchase a textbook and/or
supplies and where they may be ob-
taihed.
Sales tax. where applicable will be
charged on student supplies. Textbooks
are reserved for registered students.
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 pink 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 verification
tetter, a $2 charge will be made to
defray administrative costs.
Course Cancellations
The College reserves the right to cancel,
postpone, reschedule or combine
classes and to limit registration or
change instructors. 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. Remember,
early registrants help us establish a
class that might otherwise be can-
celled.
Refunds
If the College decides a, course cannot
be given, the full amount of the fee paid
will be refunded.
'If a student decides to withdraw, he/she
must notify the Continuing Education
Office before the start of the third
scheduled class, otherwise there is no
refund.
If the student notifies the Continuing
Education 'Office (1) before the first
scheduled class, the fee less a five dollar
($5.00) registration charge will be
refunded; (2) before the start of the third
scheduled class, the student will receive
the amount paid less ten dollars
($10.00).
Note:
In the Real Estate Pre -Registration
Program Intensive courses, each 3 hour
session is deemed to equal one class,
Therefore, you must request a refund
before the seventh hour of classes
begins.
In the Home Study courses you must
request a refund before the start of the
third week.
For seminars, workshops, two -semester
courses and motorcycle courses, refund
conditions and deadlines are specified in
the promotional literature. .
In the Registered Nurse Refresher
Program, refunds will not be granted
after 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
.fees, if applicable, will be arranged by
the Registrar.
Reduced Fees For Senior . p
Citizens
The College has implemented a .practice
which allows persons age 60 or over to
take most courses for a tuition fee of
$10. These students must pay the
additiohal cost of supplies or equipment
and this cost is sometimes built into the
fee. Students must meet course en-'
trance prerequisites.
Note: Reduced fees do not apply to
seminars or some specialty courses.
SERVICES
Students are encouraged to use these
College facilities vand services.
Learning Resources Centre
Each of the major campuses has a
Learning Resources Centre containing
reference books, periodicals and audio-
visual materials. Staff are available to
assist students in utilizing this informa-
tion.
Doon Campus Hours
8:15 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday to
Thursday; 8:15 a.m. to 4:00 'p.m. Fri-
day.
Guelph Campus Hours
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Fri-
day.
Stratford. Campus Hours
The Learning Resource Centre is ac-
cessible during class hours. These
hours vary with each semester.
Waterloo Campus Hours
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to
Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fri-
day.
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Conestoga Centre
Located at the Door), Campus, the
Conestoga Centre is a multi-purpose
athletic,, 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 in-
clude a fitness/jogging trail with 13
exercise stations, a baseball diamond
and four lighted tennis courts.
The building was especially designed
for use by disabled participants and
spectators.
Conestoga 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
Program
Use our unique career planning service
to choose a career that's right for you.
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