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What kind of spiritual lifestyle expectations does Rhema Bible Training College have for its student body?

The establishment of worthy standards of living is necessary for every believer. Thus, Christian character is a vital concern of Rhema Bible Training College. We believe it is the responsibility of all students to live an exemplary life and to assist others in establishing these standards. A campus community that is meaningfully Christian cannot neglect this dimension of life.

Thus, the training college emphasizes the following values:

Recognition of the authority of the Word of God, specifically, the biblical teaching about moral standards.

Desire to develop personally in terms of Christian virtues and the fruit of the Spirit... love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance . . . (Gal. 5:22-23).

Interest in developing habits of Bible study, prayer, and regular church attendance.

Concern to serve the Lord and fellow man.

It is the desire of RBTC that all of our students be dressed modestly and in good taste. The dress codes outlined below apply at all times when attending classes and during school hours:

Note: If you are in violation of the dress code, you will be asked to leave the campus, and you will be counted absent for any missed classes. The Dean, any faculty member, or any Admissions Office staff member is authorized to speak to you if you are out of dress code.

Dresses, skirts, collared shirts, blouses, suits, jackets, sweaters, and turtlenecks with dress slacks or jeans (khakis, corduroys, capris of mid-calf length, cropped pants, or gauchos).

Dress/skirt length must be one inch above the knee or longer.

Leggings can be worn if tops are mid-thigh length.

Acceptable shoes include dressy sandals, dressy flip-flops, dress shoes, dressy-casual shoes, boots, and tennis shoes.

Note: Shirts, blouses, and sweaters must cover stomach and midriff area entirely at all times, even when arms are raised.

Tops that are low-cut, revealing, or clingy; spaghetti strap tank tops; graphic T-shirts; and sweatshirts (except for Rhema Eagles sweatshirts).

Sweatpants, miniskirts, skorts, and Bermuda shorts.

Gothic attire or extreme accessories.

Head coverings such as hats, caps, stocking or toboggan caps, bandannas, etc.

Note: Any jeans with holes, tears, or rips are not acceptable.

Dress or casual slacks, khakis, corduroys, Dockers-type slacks, or jeans. (Slacks must be worn at the waist. No baggy or saggy pants or jeans are allowed.)

Collared shirts, oxfords, polos, or sport shirts with collars may be worn. Ties are optional. Sweaters and turtlenecks, vests, blazers, sport coats, and suits are also acceptable.

Tennis shoes, dress shoes, or dressy casual shoes with socks.

Beards and mustaches must be kept clean and groomed.

Hair must not extend much below the TOP of the shirt collar and must not cover more than half the ear, or touch the eyebrows. Hair MUST be neatly groomed and well-kept.

Note: Shirts may not have advertisements, excessive designs, wording, or logos on them, with the exception of approved Rhema clothing.

Sweatpants or shorts.

T-shirts of any style, or sweatshirts (except for Rhema Eagles sweatshirts).

Flip-flops, sandals, or slides.

Gothic attire or extreme accessories.

Head coverings such as headbands, hats, caps, stocking or toboggan caps, bandannas, etc.

Excessive hair length, or extreme colors or styles.

Note: Any jeans with holes, tears, or rips are not acceptable.

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If a student wishes to withdraw from the School, written notice must be given to the Provost's Office. The official date of withdrawal will be the day the Provost is notified or the last day of attendance in any educationally related activity (including participation in performances), whichever is later.

For withdrawals that occur after the semester has begun, scholarship may be pro-rated, and federal student aid may be cancelled, based on the number of calendar days attended. The return of government funds may create a balance due to Juilliard for which the student is then responsible. Students who have borrowed from any student loan program at any time during their academic career should contact the Financial Aid Office to learn more about repayment requirements before withdrawing.

If written notice of withdrawal is received by the Provost before the first day of classes of either semester, the student has no responsibility for the semester's tuition. Students who withdraw during either semester are liable for a portion up to 100 percent of that semester's tuition, depending on the date of withdrawal, as follows:

Please note that residence hall refunds for students who withdraw from the School will follow the guidelines set forth in the residence hall contract.

Should a student be dismissed, the same policy of financial aid adjustment and tuition responsibility will apply.

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Prospective students should be aware that the costs of living in New York City are high and off-campus rents can be exceedingly high. The room and board rates listed below are for the Juilliard residence hall and meal plan. To be prudent, students should also calculate out-of-town transportation (where applicable) into their overall budgets.

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Estimated Cost of Attendance | Clemson University, South Carolina

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The estimated cost of attendance is used to determine the maximum financial aid available based on student classification. The tables below provide the average annual cost to attend Clemson and should only be used for planning purposes.

Estimated Budget for Full-time Students

The amounts listed below are standard figures used for budgeting purposes and eligibility for need-based financial aid for the academic year. Your actual bill will differ from these estimates. Please note that tuition and fees, housing (for on-campus residents) and food (for students with meal plans) are the only costs paid directly to Clemson University. Books, course materials, supplies, transportation and personal costs are estimates and will vary for each student.

South Carolina Resident Cost of Attendance

Type of Cost

Undergrad
On or Off
Campus

Undergrad
Commuter(1)

Graduate
Tier 1

Graduate
Tier 2

Graduate
Tier 3

Graduate
Assistants

Books, Supplies & Course Materials

$1,436

$1,436

$1,080

$1,080

$1,080

$1,080

TOTAL

$35,338

$29,580

$34,840

$32,838

$31,324

$22,030

TOTAL with Laptop⁽⁶⁾
$37,222

$31,464

Non-South Carolina Resident Cost of Attendance

Type of Cost

Undergrad
On or Off
Campus

Undergrad
Commuter⁽¹⁾

Graduate
Tier 1

Graduate
Tier 2

Graduate
Tier 3

Graduate
Assistants

TOTAL

$59,282

$53,524

$50,180

$44,990

$41,746

$22,030

TOTAL with Laptop⁽⁶⁾
$61,166

$55,408

Chart Notes

1. A commuter is a dependent student who lives at home with parents (per HEA of 1986). Living expenses are based on the Parents' Income Protection Allowance (ED EFC Guide 2023-2024).

2. Mandatory fees required for all full-time students and average lab fees. This does NOT include major enrichment fees, which range from $0-$2,500.

3. The projected average dormitory cost is in the first column. This very closely matches the off-campus cost of living estimates from College Board.

4. The projected cost of an unlimited access meal plan is in the first column. This matches the off-campus cost of living estimates from College Board very closely.

5. Average federal loan fees for Direct Loan borrowers (if applicable).

6. Includes an allowance of $1,884 for a laptop computer for first-year students. This total does NOT include major enrichment fees, which range from $0-$2,500.

How Budgets Charts Are Created

How Chart Budgets are Created

Updated 7/18/2022

Budgets are based on a two-semester academic year (Fall and Spring):

1. Tuition is based on the average costs for full-time enrollment.

2. Fees include all required charges for full-time enrollment plus average lab fees. This figure does not include differential fees, such as college-specific fees, nor does it include optional fees, such as parking and the Clemson University Honors College. See the explanation of fees (PDF).

Select the colleges below for Major-Specific Academic and Enrichment Fees:

1. Books, Course Materials, and Supplies figures are based on surveys of student expenses for books and required coursework material for all majors. Estimated expenses by major can vary .

2. Housing figures quoted in the first column show the average bed cost for on-campus housing. Visit Clemson Home for individual charges.

3. The food figure in the first column is based on the charge for Unlimited Access to on-campus dining facilities for undergraduate students. Visit Clemson Home for information on available meal plans.

4. For commuters, the transportation figure estimates the cost of driving to campus daily. For on-campus residents, this figure allows for several round trips to home per year.

5. Personal expenses are calculated by the College Board regarding expenses for laundry, toiletries, entertainment and other miscellaneous expenses.

6. Loan fees are based on the average loan fee paid by borrowers in the prior academic year.

7. The laptop cost Includes an allowance of $1,460 for a laptop computer for all entering first-year students.

(Note from survey data: Housing, food, transportation and personal expenses for students living in on-campus housing and for students living in off-campus housing without parents average the same amount.)

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The standard student budget establishes the annual limit on financial aid (grants and loans from all sources) available to each student under ordinary circumstances. The HLS Student Financial Services Committee, which includes faculty, students and administrators, considers Bureau of Labor Statistics data in conjunction with local area rental rates and student-reported living expenses to arrive at a reasonable budget that allows for a moderate standard of living for all students.

2023-24 Standard Student Budget (9-Month)

Please Note:

Enrollment in the Harvard University Student Dental Plan is optional, and an allowance to cover the single-student cost of this plan (approximately $528 per year) is included in the Personal Expenses line. For students who choose not to enroll in the dental plan, this portion of the allowance can be used to meet other expenses or reduce their variable costs.

See below for more details on the Cost of Attendance as well as Student Budget policies.

Tuition and Mandatory Health Fees

Tuition and the Mandatory UHS Student Health Fee are billed directly to your Student Account. Any financial aid you receive through the SFS office, including grants and loans, will be credited to your Student Account on a per semester basis; the balance will be distributed to you via direct deposit or a paper check. You can find additional details about your bill, cash disbursements, payment options, and a link to your Student Account on our Student Accounts, Payments and Refunds page.

The Mandatory UHS Student Health Fee is required as part of enrollment at Harvard, and covers most services at Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) with no copay. Waivers of the HUHS Student Health Fee are generally not available, except in very limited cases, as described at the bottom of this page on the HUHS website.

Additional information about HLS tuition may be found here.

Harvard University Student Health Insurance Plan

By Massachusetts state law, students must enroll in a qualifying student health insurance program or in a health plan of comparable coverage to provide hospital/specialty care. All students are automatically enrolled in the Harvard University Student Health Program (HUSHP) to provide this required level of insurance coverage. Students who document coverage under a comparable health insurance plan, such as a parent's insurance plan, may be eligible to waive the Student Health Program enrollment and fee. The deadline to waive HUSHP coverage without incurring a late fee is typically September 30. Harvard University Health Services provides an informative toolkit on the health care coverage options available to students through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including a comparison chart of important factors to consider when choosing health insurance coverage.

Under Federal student aid regulations, an allowance for the cost of the Harvard University Student Health Program may be included in the student's budget only for students who enroll in the HUSHP plan. For students who waive this coverage, the allowance will not be given and the total student budget (and maximum level of financial aid eligibility) will be reduced by the amount of the HUSHP fee. Students may request upon appeal to have the documented cost of an alternate health insurance plan for which the student pays added to the student's budget.

For more information, visit the Student Medical Expense Policies section of our website.

Housing, Utilities, Food and Personal Expenses

The most variable portion of a student's costs are their rent, utilities, food and personal expenses. The allocations in each of these lines are interchangeable as decisions about housing, in particular, are highly personal based on your particular needs and priorities. The amounts listed above are meant as a guideline to be used in conjunction with our webpage on Housing Considerations in order to create a budget for the academic year. Beginning with the 2023-24 academic year the Housing and Utilities line is required to be calculated for both on and off-campus housing. The amount is set as the higher of either the average or median of housing available, which resulted in a total line item of $17,110 ($1,900/month) for both on and off-campus housing.

Budget increases for housing expenses will be considered, on appeal, up to a maximum of 130% of the standard allowance; expenses beyond that amount and for more than 9-month academic year will not be considered. The additional need would be met with student loans. Students should submit an adjustment form via the SFS Student Portal with a copy of their lease documenting their monthly expense.

Included in the allocation for Personal Expenses is funding for the Dental Insurance plan. Enrollment in this plan is optional but recommended for HLS students. Fee-for-service dental options are also available through the Harvard Dental Center. For those students who choose not to enroll in the dental plan, this portion of the allocation may be used to meet other expenses or reduce variable costs.

Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment

The Student Financial Services Committee anticipates that some first-year students may spend more than the allocation for books and supplies, because first year students have "start-up" costs not incurred by second and third year students. Additionally, book costs for the first semester of the first year are typically higher than those for the second semester. The Committee believes that the Books and Supplies Allowance is sufficient to cover these costs for most first year students, but some students may find that they need to budget some funds from their Room/Board/Personal or Travel allocation to meet their book and supply costs.

Budget Increases

Students occasionally incur unforeseen expenses during the year that may qualify for an increase in the standard budget listed above. Examples of allowable budget increases include higher travel expenses due to unforeseen family emergencies and un-reimbursed medical expenses. In order to request a budget increase, please

Login to your SFS Portal

Click on the "Financial Aid" drop-down

Navigate to "Adjustment Form" at the bottom of the list

This form is academic year specific, so be sure to submit it for the appropriate academic year.

Whenever possible, you should also provide original receipts of your additional expenses directly to our office. Generally, should a budget increase be allowed, the increase would be met in the form of additional supplemental education loan assistance.

Consumer Debt

While in school, students should use credit cards as minimally as possible. A credit card can be more convenient than using cash, but be wary of using credit cards unless you can pay off the full balance each month. The standard student budget allows for a moderate standard of living that does not include an allowance for revolving credit card payments. We can not increase the budget for consumer debt payments. All students are strongly encouraged to clear all of their consumer debt before entering law school, even if this means depleting assets to do so.

Using credit cards wisely will help you maintain a good credit record. Creditworthiness is a requirement for students seeking financing through supplemental education loans.

Leaves of Absence and Withdrawals

Students who take a leave during the academic year are charged tuition for the period of enrollment, plus full insurance and health fees for the term in which the leave occurs.

For example: a student taking a leave in November will be charged tuition through the end of November, plus full Harvard University Health Services and Harvard University Student Health Insurance Plan (if enrolled) fees for the fall term, and the living expense budget will be adjusted to 3/9ths of the full budget based on a nine-month academic year beginning in September. Tuition is charged until the Registrar receives the leave of absence request form. Students who provide written notice of withdrawal by the dates listed below will be charged as follows:

PRORATED TUITION CHARGES RELATED TO LEAVES AND WITHDRAWALS

Once the student's account has been adjusted, SFS will prorate any aid package based on enrollment, adjusted tuition, and fee information received from the Registrar's Office, in accordance with both federal and institutional regulations. Students who take a leave during the academic year may be required to repay a portion of their financial aid package since cash advances/refunds are disbursed at the beginning of each term in anticipation that students will be enrolled for the entire term. Students receive written notice of any outstanding balance that results from a leave of absence and are responsible for payment in full prior to re-enrolling at HLS.

Based on the above calendar, if a student is to receive a refund, they should email sfs@law.harvard.edu. The refund will be provided within 5-7 business days from the date the request is made, assuming the student has set up direct deposit. If direct deposit is not set up, the refund should be mailed within 7-10 business days.

Please see " Leave of Absenc e" for additional information.

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Estimated yearly cost is an estimate of the cost for the upcoming academic year based on the actual cost for the current academic year. The estimated cost below is based on the estimated 2023-24 academic year and is subject to change.

*Tuition & Fees is based on 2023-24 rates at 15 credit hours.
**The housing amount represents an average price of LSU dorm rooms.
***Meal Plan is based on the 12 Tiger Meals plan.

Cost of Attendance

Cost of attendance (COA) is the maximum amount of financial aid and scholarships a student can receive. Cost of attendance does not represent an amount you will owe to the university. COA includes tuition and fees, food and housing, allowances for books and supplies, transportation, and miscellaneous/personal expenses. Students with an unusual expense that might affect their COA can contact Financial Aid to determine if an increase is appropriate.

Note 1: A computer cost may be added for students who purchase a computer for their major or residential college. The computer does not have to be required by the college or major to be added to the COA. The cost may be given each year with documentation of purchase of up to $1,200.

Note 2: A cost for Federal Loan Origination Fees will be added for those students who accept a Federal Stafford Direct Subsidized, Unsubsidized, and/or Plus Loan.

Note 3: A cost for a obtaining a license, certification, or a first professional license will be added to the student's Cost of Attendance if required by the program.

Note 4: The cost for the Summer sessions references a student taking 12 or more hours.

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Estimated yearly cost is an estimate of the cost for the upcoming academic year based on the actual cost for the current academic year. The estimated cost below is based on the estimated 2023-24 academic year and is subject to change.

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Cost of attendance is the estimated cost to attend a college or university for the fall and spring semesters of one academic year. It includes tuition and registration or student services fees and an estimate of average costs for books, course materials, supplies, equipment, housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses.
Fall, Spring, or Summer

Alabama Resident: $6,268

Non-Alabama Resident: $16,972

Housing and Food: $7,698 (On-Campus Housing)

Housing and Food: $7,368 (Off-Campus Housing)

Housing and Food: $3,873 (Living with Parent)

Miscellaneous Expenses: $3,683 (Books, Course Materials, Supplies, Equipment, Transportation, and Personal)

Graduate Costs by Semester
Fall, Spring, or Summer

Alabama Resident: $6,262

Non-Alabama Resident: $16,954

Fall, Spring, or Summer

Housing and Food: $7,368 (Off-Campus Housing)

Housing and Food: $3,873 (Living with Parent)

Miscellaneous Expenses: $3,683 (Books, Course Materials, Supplies, Equipment, Transportation, and Personal)

The average cost of tuition and fees based on enrollment for 12 credit hours per semester for undergraduate students and nine credit hours per semester for graduate students (fall, spring, or summer). Actual costs may vary depending on the student's degree program.

The amount that students pay in tuition and required fees represents a sizeable and important investment in their future. However, student payments alone do not cover the full cost of providing any of Auburn's educational programs. Even after state appropriations are included, some programs require supplemental tuition or student fees in order to provide the high-quality learning environment that students expect. Like the basic tuition and fees, these additional amounts help to cover not only the direct costs of providing instruction and advising in these programs but also indirect costs associated with Auburn's role as a comprehensive center of higher education for the state.

The average cost per semester to live in Auburn while attending the university. Actual costs will vary. The on- and off-campus estimated costs assume a roommate. On-campus housing rates are available from University Housing and Residence Life, and costs for required and optional dining plans are available from Tiger Dining.

The average cost of books, course materials, supplies, and equipment. Actual costs may vary by enrollment and depending on the student's degree.

The allowance provided each semester for students who require transportation between campus and their permanent residence, not to maintain a vehicle. Actual costs will vary.

Parking Services provides information about parking permits for students who plan to park a vehicle on campus.

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Lee-Russell Public Transit (LRPT) is the public transportation system for the Lee County area. Private shuttle services are available to and from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

Additional transportation options are also available.

The miscellaneous allowance for personal expenses such as clothing each semester. Actual costs will vary.

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Each year FGCU develops student expense budgets (cost of attendance), using U. S. Dept. of Education guidelines. These are used to determine students' financial need at FGCU. Student expense budgets include approximate tuition and fee costs as well as allowances for the cost of books and supplies, transportation, food, housing and personal expenses. These expense budgets represent the maximum amount of financial aid that students may receive from all sources, including student loans.

The variable factors that are used to construct the student expense budget include:

where the student lives (at home with their parents, on-campus, or off-campus).

the student's legal state of residency.

the student's enrollment status (the number of credits for which the student enrolls).

Please select the appropriate level to see the Cost of Attendance:

Independent students who incur expenses for dependent care (either child care or elder care) may have their expense budget adjusted.

The schedule of tuition and fees at FGCU is available on the Student Account Services web site

2023-2024 Undergraduate Full-Time Student Cost of Attendance

2022-2023 Undergraduate Full-Time Student Cost of Attendance

*Tuition and fees figures are based on an undergraduate student taking 15 undergraduate credit hours per term for two terms (Fall and Spring). Tuition and fees are estimated and subject to final approval by the FGCU Board of Trustees. For information regarding graduate students please see Graduate Student Cost of Attendance.

Cost of Attendance are estimates used for the purpose of Financial Aid. For actual tuition costs please go to Tuition costs

For actual Housing costs please go to Housing Cost

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