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College Fees

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APPLICATION FEE .............................................................................................................................................. 4

ADMISSION .................................................................................................................................. 4

HEALTH SCIENCES INSTITUTE................................................................................................ 4

PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE..................................................................................................... 4

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.......................................................................... 4

BREVARD POLICE TESTING AND SELECTION CENTER ............................................................................ 5

CAMPUS SECURITY............................................................................................................................................ 5

TRAFFIC FINES ............................................................................................................................ 6

CERTIFICATES AND/OR TRANSCRIPTS......................................................................................................... 6

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER ..................................................................................................................... 7

COSMETOLOGY .................................................................................................................................................. 8

COURSE LAB FEES............................................................................................................................................ 10

DENTAL CLINIC ................................................................................................................................................ 22

DRIVING RANGE FEE....................................................................................................................................... 26

EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS LOAN FEE ........................................................................................................... 26

EXTERNAL TEST PROCTOR FEES.................................................................................................................. 26

FACILITIES USAGE FEE................................................................................................................................... 27

FIRE TRAINING CENTER – FACILITY RENTAL FEES................................................................................ 28

FIRST DAY INCLUSIVE ACCESS PROGRAM FEES..................................................................................... 29

GRADUATION FEES.......................................................................................................................................... 29

KING CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS............................................................................................. 30

KING CENTER BUILDING FEES .............................................................................................. 30

KING CENTER PERSONNEL CHARGES ................................................................................. 31

KING CENTER EQUIPMENT USE FEES.................................................................................. 31

LAB SCHOOL PROGRAM................................................................................................................................. 32

LATE REGISTRATION FEE (ALL CLASSES)................................................................................................. 32

LIBRARY FINES AND CHARGES.................................................................................................................... 33

ONLINE PAYMENT CONVENIENCE FEE ...................................................................................................... 33

PARKING DECAL CHARGE............................................................................................................................. 33

RECORD COPY REQUESTS (PUBLIC/STUDENT) ........................................................................................ 33

RETURNED PAYMENTS................................................................................................................................... 33

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STUDENT ACCESS FEE .................................................................................................................................... 34

TESTING FEES.................................................................................................................................................... 34

TICKETING FEE (except King Center) .............................................................................................................. 34

TITAN TENNIS CENTER UTILIZATION FEES .............................................................................................. 34

TUITION/MATRICULATION FEES.................................................................................................................. 35

WEFS PRODUCTION FEES............................................................................................................................... 35

WORKFORCE PROGRAMS .............................................................................................................................. 36

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APPLICATION FEE ADMISSION Fee

Student Application Fee* One time, non-refundable $30.00

HEALTH SCIENCES INSTITUTE Program Application Fee

To include the following programs as listed below: • Associate Degree Nursing • Computed Tomography – CT (ATC) • Dental Assisting (ATD) • Dental Assisting Technology and Mgmt. (AS) • Dental Hygiene • Diagnostic Medical Sonography • Magnetic Resonance Imaging – MRI (ATC) • Medical Assisting (AS) • Medical Assisting (CCC) • Medical Information Coder/Biller • Medical Laboratory Technology • Pharmacy Technician • Phlebotomy • Physical Therapist Assistant • Practical Nursing (LPN) • RN Transitional • Radiography Technology • Respiratory Care • Surgical Technology • Vascular Technology (ATC) • Veterinary Nursing (AS)

$25.00

PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE Program Application Fee

To include the following programs as listed below: • Emergency Medical Technician • Fire Academy • Fire Fighter • Paramedic • Paralegal Studies

$25.00

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS Program Application Fee

To include the following programs as listed below: • Cosmetology • Facial Specialty • Aerospace Technology • Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration (HVAC) • Aviation Maintenance • Culinary Management • Engineering Technology (CNC Machining) • Structural Assembly Technician Certificate • Welding Technology

$25.00

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BREVARD POLICE TESTING AND SELECTION CENTER The following fees are established for services offered by the Brevard Police Testing Center:

Procedure Fee

Basic Abilities Test $75.00

Basic Law Enforcement Academy Applicant (PAT, Poly, Psych, Prints, Credit, etc.)

$500.00

Physical Abilities Test $50.00

Fingerprint Checks $65.00

State Officer Certification Examination (SOCE) $150.00

EMT/Paramedic Applicant $200.00

Equivalency of Training Evaluation Services

a. Out-of-State and Federal Law Enforcement Officer $350.00 b. Florida Inactive Officer $200.00

Public Safety Background Investigation $300.00

a. Add Polygraph $200.00

b. Add Psychological $200.00

CAMPUS SECURITY Procedure Fee

Library Card Application Fee (Non-EFSC/Non-UCF Affiliated) $25.00

Standard Background Check / Includes Fingerprinting (Non-EFSC/Non-UCF Affiliated)

$75.00

New Employee Fingerprinting $37.25

ID/Copy/Replacement Card $10.00

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TRAFFIC FINES Description Fee

Non-Moving • No decal / improper display of decal (increases to $25 after 2nd citation) • Over lines (yellow, red, blue, white) • Unauthorized zone or lot / unauthorized parking spaces • No parking zone (red) • Posted areas (no parking) • Driveways • Double parked • Seeded or cultivated areas • Service entrance / Loading Zones • Staff/faculty parking • In loading zone • On sidewalks, Walkways or Roadways • Littering • After 2nd Parking Violation, fee increases to $30

$15.00

On sidewalk or walkway • Moving (minor) • Driving on cultivated area • Violating one-way sign • Failure to stop at Stop sign

$15.00

Moving (major) • Speeding over posted speed • Careless/reckless driving

$30.00

Tow away or Call police • Parked in disabled space • Parked in front of fire hydrant • Third parking violation

$30.00

Note: If more than one violation exists, annotate same on ticket and charge for each violation.

CERTIFICATES AND/OR TRANSCRIPTS Description Fee

Health Science Certificate of Completion (duplicate) $5.00

Official transcript/per transcript* $10.00

Overnight transcript request mailing fee/per destination* $35.00

Student will receive vouchers for two complimentary official transcripts upon graduation. *The College has appointed Credentials Solutions as the designated agent for printing and mailing academic transcript documents and for sending official PDF academic transcript documents via the Credentials Transcripts Network™. Fees assessed through this service may be in addition to or less than fees for services provided by the College.

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER COCOA (WEEKLY RATE)

Toddler Program (15 Months to 35 Months): Registration Fee $80.00 Summer: Activity Fee $35.00

Schedule Options

7:15 am to 5:30 pm 8:30 am to 2:30 pm 7:30 am to 12:30 pm

2 days $95.00/week $79.00/week $63.00/week

3 days $127.00/week $103.00/week $84.00/week

4 days $158.00/week $126.00/week $105.00/week

Preschool Program (3 to 5 Years Old): Registration Fee $80.00 Summer: Activity Fee $35.00

Schedule Options

7:15 am to 5:30 pm

8:30 am to 2:30 pm

7:30 am to12:30 pm

2:30 pm to 5:30pm

2 days $84.00/week $68.00/week $58.00/week $32.00/week

3 days $121.00/week $97.00/week $82.00/week $47.00/week 4 days $158.00/week $126.00/week $105.00/week $63.00/week

State Funded VPK: Program runs 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday through Thursday.

Children must be 4/5 years old by September 1, to enroll

Schedule Options 8:30 am to 12:30 pm 7:30 am to 2:30 pm 7:30 am to 5:30 pm

Monday – Thursday 4 days

Free $63.00/week $95.00/week

School Age (6 to 10 Years Old) Summer Camp: Activity Fee $25.00

Schedule Options 7:15 am – 5:30 pm 8:30 am to 2:30 pm

Monday – Thursday 4 days $126.00/week $105.00/week

OTHER FEES

• Extra Day Rates: $25.00 up to 5 hours a day, and $40.00 for up to 10 hours a day. • Overtime Hourly Rate: $6.50 per hour. • Late Pick-Up Fee: $15.00 per 15 minutes. • Tuition Late Fee: 10%

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COSMETOLOGY Procedure Fee

Cosmetology Kit (varies) $650.00

Facial Kit $350.00 The following fees are established for services offered by the Cosmetology Salon:

Procedure Fee

Shampoo $1.50 Shampoo & Set $6.00 Shampoo/Cut/Set $9.00 Basic Wrap $6.00 Basic Wrap with Flat Iron $10.00 Shampoo/Blow Dry and/or Curling Iron $4.50 Scrunch/Finger Wave $12.00 Braiding/Plaiting per braid $1.00 Basic Haircut – No Blow Dry or Set $3.50 Up-Do $10.00 (and up) Thermal Pressing/Flat Iron $8.00 Scalp Treatment/Deep Conditioning Treatment $5.00 Beard Trim $3.00 CHI Straightening System $65.00 Color/Chemical Services – Hair Shaping and Styling is Included in the Following Fees:

Permanent Waves $20.00 Specialty Wraps $40.00 Relaxers $20.00 “Fashion Color” Full Foils (Price is determined by instructor based on difficulty) $50.00 & up Balayage $22.00

Additional charge for long hair (below shoulder length) for the following services: Highlighting (Cap) $20.00 Highlighting (Full Foils) $45.00 Highlighting (Partial Foils) $22.00 Un-Coloring (Bleaching) with Toner $20.00 Color (One All Over) $18.00 Semi-Permanent Color $8.50 Dimensional Foils $47.00

Nail Services Basic Manicure $7.00 French Manicure $9.00 Basic Pedicure $12.00 Spa Pedicure $18.00

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Paraffin Dip $1.50 Polish Change $3.00 Mend Natural Nail (each finger) .50 Nail Art (each finger) .50

Skin Care/Esthetician Basic Facial $15.00 European Facial (Extra 15 Minutes of Massage) $20.00 Facial w/Steam and Extractions $18.00 Machine Facial $22.00 Micro-Derma $30.00 Back Treatment $20.00 Chemical Peel $18.00 Lash or Brow Tint $6.00 Eyebrow Wax $4.00 Lip or Chin Wax $3.00 Half Legs (Knee to Ankle) Wax $20.00 Underarm Wax $7.00 Lower Half of Face (Lip, Chin, Sides) Wax $10.00 Eyebrow Arch (Tweeze) $4.00 Back Wax $20.00

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COURSE LAB FEES All lab fees are maintained in the Office of the Chief Financial Officer. The

College reserves the right to change lab fees during the course of a year. Course Number Description Fee

***Z Online courses (Distance Learning) (per credit hour) $15.00 ACR 0704 Introduction to HVAC/R $61.50 ACR 0705 Mechanical Systems $26.50 AMT 0708 Aviation Maintenance Technology General 1 $675.05 AMT 0709 Aviation Maintenance Technology General 2 $724.50 AMT 0712 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 1 $827.50 AMT 0713 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 2 $869.65 AMT 0714 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 3 $658.95 AMT 0717 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 4 $463.05 AMT 0821 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 1 $612.45 AMT 0822 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 2 $641.90 AMT 0823 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 3 $493.97 AMT 0824 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 4 $607.82 ANS 4911 Individual Mentored Research in Animal Science $56.50 ARTC 1300 Drawing I $35.00 ARTC 1750 Ceramics I $45.00 ARTC 2203 Three-Dimensional Design $35.00 ARTC 2400 Printmaking $35.00 ARTC 2701 Sculpture $50.00 ARTC 2751 Ceramics II $45.00 ATEC 1671 Laboratory Animal Medicine $40.00 ATEC 2722 Avian & Exotic Animal Medicine $40.00 ATEC 4640 Laboratory Animals and the IACUC $40.00 ATEL 1110 Animal Anatomy Laboratory $150.00 ATEL 1311 Veterinary Office Procedures $13.00 ATEL 1650 Introduction Exam Room and Clinical Procedures $85.00 ATEL 1652 Introduction to Anesthesia, Surgery & Radiography $120.00 ATEL 2613 Small Animal Diseases & Pharmacology 1 Lab $97.00 ATEL 2614 Small Animal Diseases & Pharmacology 2 Lab $90.00 ATEL 2632 Veterinary Surgical Nursing 2 Lab $450.00 ATEL 2638 Animal Clinical Pathology 1 Lab $120.00 ATEL 2639 Animal Clinical Pathology 2 Lab $240.00 ATEL 2654 Advanced Anesthesia, Surgery & Radiography Lab $450.00 ATEL 2656 Large Animal Clinical Nursing Skills Lab $40.00 BCHC 4103 Biochemical Methods $100.00

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BOTC 1010 Botany $30.00 BSC 4911 Individual Mentored Research in Biology/

Biotechnology $99.00

BSCC 1005 Fundamentals of Biology $30.00 BSCC 1010 General Biology 1 $30.00 BSCC 1010H General Biology 1 Honors $30.00 BSCC 1011 General Biology 2 $30.00 BSCC 1011H General Biology 2 Honors $30.00 BSCC 1084 Survey Human Anatomy and Physiology $30.00 BSCC 1426 Introduction to Biotechnology Methods $70.00 BSCC 1427 Introduction to Biotechnology Methods 2 $65.00 BSCC 2093 Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 $28.00 BSCC 2094 Human Anatomy and Physiology 2 $28.00 BSCC 2910 Biological Research $56.50 BSCC 4422 Methods and Applications in Biotechnology $65.00 CEN 3024 Software Development 1 $15.00 CEN 4025 Software Development 2 $15.00 CEN 4341 Platform Technologies $20.00 CEN 4722 Human Computer Interaction $20.00 CEN 4802 Software Integration, Configuration & Testing $20.00 CEN 4949 Internship $26.50 CET 1172 Beginning PC Repair $20.00 CET 1174 Advanced PC Repair $20.00 CET 1176 Computer Maintenance & Repair $20.00 CETC 1114 Digital Fundamentals $40.00 CETC 1123 Microprocessor Fundamentals $40.00 CETC 2890 Cybersecurity $30.00 CGS 1000 Exploring Digital Technology $20.00 CGS 1555 Introduction to the Internet $20.00 CGS 1871 Multimedia Presentations $20.00 CGS 2100 Microcomputer Applications $20.00 CGS 2571 Microcomputer Applications – Advanced $20.00 CGS 2941 Internship $26.50 CHMC 2910 Chemical Research $26.50 CHMC 3005 Physical Chemistry for Life Sciences $70.00 CHMC 3120 Analytical Chemistry with Lab $70.00 CHMC 4139 Bioanalytical Instrumentation with Lab $42.00 CHMC 4410 Physical Chemistry with Lab $70.00 CHML 1025 College Chemistry $35.00

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CHML 1045 General Chemistry 1 Lab $30.00 CHML 1045H Honors General Chemistry 1 Lab $30.00 CHML 1046 General Chemistry 2 Lab $35.00 CHML 1046H Honors General Chemistry 2 Lab $35.00 CHML 2210 Organic Chemistry 1 Lab $35.00 CHML 2211 Organic Chemistry 2 Lab $35.00 CIS 2321 Systems Analysis & Design $15.00 CIS 2381 Foundations of Digital Forensics $20.00 CIS 3510 Advanced I.T. Project Management $20.00 CISC 3391 Computer Forensics $20.00 CISC 3392 Windows Forensics $20.00 CJE 1643 Advanced Crime Scene Technology $42.80 CJE 1671 Latent Fingerprint Development $62.12 CJE 1770 Crime Scene Photography 1 $47.90 CJE 1772 Crime Scene Photography 2 $47.00 CJK 0023 Introduction to Law Enforcement $26.50 CJKC 0020 CMS Law Enforcement Vehicle Operations $44.00 CJKC 0031 CMS First Aid for Criminal Justice Officers $58.00 CJKC 0040 CMS Criminal Justice Firearms $311.00 CJKC 0051 CMS Criminal Justice Defensive Tactics $53.00 CJKC 0096 Criminal Justice Officer Physical Fitness Training $29.00 CJKC 0392 CO Handgun Transition Course $159.00 CJKC 0422 Dart-Firing Stun Gun Use $21.61 CNT 3403 Network Defense Security $20.00 CNT 3406 Information Security Management $20.00 CNT 3702 Infrastructures and Facilities Planning $20.00 CNT 4704 Network Planning and Design $15.00 COP 1000 Principles of Programming $20.00 COP 1332 Visual Basic Programming $20.00 COP 1657 Introduction to Mobile Applications Programming $20.00 COP 2333 Visual Basic Programming Advanced $20.00 COP 2334 Introduction to C++ Programming $20.00 COP 2335 C++ Programming Advanced $20.00 COP 2360 C# Programming $20.00 COP 2362 C# Programming Advanced $15.00 COP 2671 Mobile Applications Development $20.00 COP 2700 Database Techniques $20.00 COP 2800 Introduction to JAVA Programming $20.00

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COP 2805 Advanced JAVA Programming $20.00 COP 2812 Introduction to XML $20.00 COP 2822 Web Page Authoring $20.00 COP 2830 Client-Side Web Scripting $30.00 COP 2831 Web Programming $20.00 COP 3330 Object Oriented Programming $15.00 COP 3813 Internet Programming $20.00 COP 4655 Application Development for Mobile Devices $20.00 COP 4849 Web Applications for Programming $15.00 COS 0920 Cosmetology Review State Board $25.00 COSL 0001 Beginning Salon Skills Lab $75.00 COSL 0080 Intermediate Salon Skills Lab $100.00 CSPL 0265 Applied Techniques – Facial Specialty $150.00 CTS 1142 Information Technology Project Management $20.00 CTS 1154 Help Desk Tech Support $20.00 CTS 1155 Help Desk Customer Support $20.00 CTS 1321 LINUX Networking & System Administration $20.00 CTS 1329 Microsoft Client O/S $20.00 CTS 1383 Microsoft Server O/S – Installation and Configuration $20.00 CTS 1605 Introduction to Internet Protocol (IP) Communication $20.00 CTS 2370 Virtual Infrastructure: Planning & Design $20.00 CTS 2371 Virtual Computing: Deployment, Security & Analysis

(VMware) $20.00

CTS 2384 Directory Services $20.00 CTS 2411 Information Storage Management $20.00 CTS 2440 Introduction to Oracle SQL & PL/SQL $20.00 CTS 2441 Oracle Database Fundamentals 1 $20.00 CTSC 1134 Network + $15.00 CTSC 1651 Cisco Router Technology $30.00 CTSC 2120 Network Security Fundamentals $20.00 CTSC 2314 Network Defense & Countermeasures- Hardening the

Infrastructure $30.00

CTSC 2325 Microsoft Windows 2003 Network Infrastructure Administration

$20.00

CTSC 2652 Cisco Advanced Router Technology $30.00 DEA 1010 Introduction to Dental Assisting $26.50 DEA 1936 Dental Seminar $425.00 DEAL 1855 Clinical Practice 2 Laboratory $26.50 DEH 1130 Oral Histology & Embryology $13.00

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DEH 1802 Dental Hygiene 2 $13.00 DEH 2806 Dental Hygiene 4 $13.00 DEHC 1003 Pre-Clinical Dental Hygiene $128.94 DEHC 2602 Periodontology $22.04 DEHL 1800 Dental Hygiene Clinic 1 $80.00 DEHL 1802 Dental Hygiene Clinic 2 $45.00 DEHL 2300 Pharmacology & Pain Control Lab $40.00 DEHL 2702 Community Dental Health 1 $55.00 DEHL 2804 Dental Hygiene Clinic 3 $75.00 DEHL 2806 Dental Hygiene Clinic 4 $75.00 DESC 2832 Expanded Functions for Dental Auxiliaries $125.00 DESC 2833 Expanded Functions for Dental Auxiliaries 2 $84.00 DESL 1020 Head/Neck/ Dental Anatomy Lab $34.00 DESL 1200 Dental Radiography Lab $180.00 DESL 1800 Introduction to Clinical Procedures Lab $130.00 DESL 1840 Preventive Dentistry Lab $35.00 DESL 2100 Dental Materials Lab $100.00 EDG 2771 Global Education Practicum Study Abroad $26.50 EEC 1200 Early Childhood Curriculum $15.00 EEC 1942 Early Childhood Practicum $26.50 EET 2621 Soldering Inspection and processes $150.00 EETC 1005 Basic Electricity/Electronics $10.00 EETC 1025 Circuit Fundamentals $40.00 EETC 1141 Analog Devices $40.00 EETC 1142 Analog Circuits $40.00 EETC 1610 Through-Hole and Surface-Mount Soldering $100.00 EETC 1611 Standard Testing and Certification $250.00 EETC 1612 Cabling and Wire Harness Assembly $345.00 EETC 2609 Electronic Fabrication and Fiber Optics $50.00 EETC 2620 Advanced Surface Mount Soldering Technology $250.00 EETC 2724 Schematic Capture & Modeling $40.00 EGN 1007 Engineering Concepts & Methodologies $30.00 EMS 0000 Public Safety Telecommunication $48.00 EMS 1059 First Responder: Emergency Care $50.00 EMS 1431 EMT Clinical Experience $54.00 EMS 2659 Paramedic Internship $360.00 EMS 2664 Paramedic 1 Clinical $180.00 EMS 2665 Paramedic 2 Clinical $180.00

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EMSL 1119 Emergency Medical Technology Lab $75.00 EMSL 2603 Paramedic 1 Lab $61.50 EMSL 2604 Paramedic 2 Lab $215.00 EMSL 2605 Paramedic 3 Lab $287.50 ENYC 2002 Principles of Entomology $35.00 ETD 2941 Internship $26.50 ETDC 1150 Blueprint Reading $20.00 ETDC 1540 Civil Drafting $30.00 ETDC 2320 AutoCAD Fundamentals $30.00 ETDC 2340 Advanced AutoCAD $30.00 ETDC 2355 AutoCAD 3D $30.00 ETDC 2357 Parametric Modeling $30.00 ETDC 2545 Advanced Civil Drafting $30.00 ETIC 1830 Materials & Processes 1 $15.00 ETIC 1832 Materials & Processes 2 $10.00 ETIC 1855 Aerospace Structural Fabrication 1 $51.50 ETIC 2121 Non-Destructive & Destructive Testing $35.00 ETIC 2460 Composites Fundamentals $100.00 ETIC 2464 Advanced Composites $100.00 ETIC 2851 Applied Mechanics $66.50 ETIC 2856 Aerospace Structural Fabrication 2 $41.00 ETMC 2318 Aerospace Fluid Systems $20.00 ETSC 1240 Fiber Optic Technologies $100.00 ETSC 1603 Fundamentals of Robotics and Simulation $80.00 FFP 0010 Firefighter 1 $525.00 FFP 0020 Firefighter 2 $490.00 FSSC 1100 Menu and Marketing Management $50.00 FSSC 1120 Management of Food and Beverage Purchasing $50.00 FSSC 1202 Introduction to Basic Culinary $50.00 FSSC 1203 Kitchen and Dining Room Operations $50.00 FSSC 1224 Food, Beverage, and Pastries Preparation $50.00 FSSC 1248 Garde-Manager $50.00 FSSC 1250 Dining Room Management $50.00 FSSC 2205 Food Service Management & Customer Service $50.00 FSSC 2284 Catering and Buffet Management $50.00 FSSC 2300 Supervision and Personnel Management $50.00 FSSC 2500 Food and Beverage Cost Control $50.00 FSSC 2940 Culinary Arts Practicum $26.50

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GEB 2370 Foundations in Global Business Study Abroad $26.50 GEB 2940 Business Internship $26.50 GIS 2040 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems $20.00 GIS 2047 Applications of GIS, GPS, and Remote Sensing $20.00 GIS 2060 Advanced Geographic Information Systems $20.00 GRAC 1100 Principles of Graphic Design $50.00 GRAC 1143 Creative Computer Media $20.00 GRAC 1160 2D Animation $20.00 GRAC 1203 Digital Type & Color $20.00 GRAC 1710 Videography $20.00 GRAC 2120 Page Design & Layout $20.00 GRAC 2150 Raster Graphics $50.00 GRAC 2156 Vector Graphics $50.00 GRAC 2157 Integrated Design $50.00 GRAC 2162 3D Animation $20.00 GRAC 2168 3D Modeling $20.00 GRAC 2180 Portfolio Development $20.00 GRAC 2201 Digital Prepress $20.00 GRAC 2582 E-Media $50.00 GRAC 2721 Web Site Design $50.00 HCP 0020 Patient Care Assistant $13.75 HCP 0621 Articulated Nursing Assistant $297.00 HIMC 1255 Advanced Coding $30.00 HOSC 2005 Principles of Hydroponics $50.00 HOSC 2011 Horticulture 2 $50.00 HSA 4850 Capstone – Healthcare Management $26.50 HSC 0003 Basic Healthcare Worker $89.50 HSC 2400 First Aid and Safety for the Citizen Responder $61.50 HSC 2810 Healthcare Navigator Field Experience $26.50 HSC 3801 Clinical Observation/Volunteer Work $26.50 HSC 3820 Transcultural Biomedical Science $26.50 HSC 4851 Health Sciences Internship $26.50 HSCC 1000 Introduction to Healthcare $65.00 HSCC 4544 Quantitative Biomedical Laboratory Methods $50.00 HUNC 1203 Culinary Nutrition $50.00 HUS 1801 Human Services Practicum 1 $26.50 HUS 1940 International Practicum for Social and Human Services

Study Abroad $26.50

HUS 2821 Human Services Practicum 2 $26.50

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ISM 3113 Information Systems Analysis and Design $15.00 ISM 3320 Information Systems Control $20.00 ISM 3321 Cybersecurity Fundamentals $20.00 ISM 3324 Applications in Information Security $20.00 ISM 4041 Emerging Information Technologies $15.00 ISM 4300 Information Systems Operation Management $20.00 ISM 4314 Project and Change Management for Technology $20.00 ISM 4220 Network Management for Informational Professionals $20.00 MCBC 2010 Microbiology for Health Sciences $35.00 MCBC 3020 Biology of Microorganisms $50.00 MEAC 1205 Clinical Competencies $43.25 MEAC 1260 Medical Office Laboratory Procedures $60.25 MLTL 0047 Phlebotomy Lab $237.50 MLTL 1046 Core Lab 1: Basic Skills Module $223.00 MLTL 1230 Core Lab 3: Microscopy Module $97.00 MLTL 1500 Immunology/Serology Lab $147.00 MLTL 1525 Immunohematology Lab $265.00 MLTL 2401 Medical Microbiology Lab $80.00 MLTL 2527 Advanced Immunohematology Lab $225.00 MLTL 2760 Clinical Instrumentation Lab $199.00 MUC 1211 Music Composition 1 $190.00 MUC 2221 Music Composition 2 $190.00 MUMC 2600 Introduction of Sound Recording Techniques $50.00 MUMC 2606 Principles of Digital Audio $50.00 MUML 2604 Multi-Track Mix down (Post Production) Lab $50.00 MUSC 2360 Introduction to Music Technology $35.00 MVB 1211 Trumpet Lessons $95.00 MVB 1212 French Horn Lessons $95.00 MVB 1213 Trombone Lessons $95.00 MVB 1215 Tuba Lessons $95.00 MVB 1311 Applied Trumpet $190.00 MVB 1312 Applied French Horn $190.00 IDS 2911 Undergraduate Research $26.50 IPMC 2323 Soils and Application of Pesticides and Fertilizers $50.00 ISM 3011 Introduction to Information Technology Management $15.00

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MVB 1313 Applied Trombone $190.00 MVB 1315 Applied Tuba $190.00 MVB 2321 Applied Trumpet $190.00 MVB 2322 Applied French Horn $190.00 MVB 2323 Applied Trombone $190.00 MVB 2325 Applied Tuba $190.00 MVK 1111 Class Piano 1 $25.00 MVK 1112 Class Piano 2 $25.00 MVK 1211 Piano Lessons $95.00 MVK 1311 Applied Piano $190.00 MVK 2121 Class Piano 3 $25.00 MVK 2122 Class Piano 4 $25.00 MVK 2321 Applied Piano $190.00 MVP 1211 Percussion Lessons $95.00 MVP 1311 Applied Percussion $190.00 MVP 2321 Applied Percussion $190.00 MVS 1211 Applied Violin Lessons $95.00 MVS 1212 Viola Lessons $95.00 MVS 1213 Applied Cello Lessons $95.00 MVS 1214 String Bass Lessons $95.00 MVS 1216 Guitar Lessons $95.00 MVS 1311 Applied Violin $190.00 MVS 1312 Applied Viola $190.00 MVS 1313 Applied Cello $190.00 MVS 1314 Applied String Bass $190.00 MVS 1316 Applied Guitar $190.00 MVS 2222 Applied Viola $190.00 MVS 2321 Applied Violin $190.00 MVS 2323 Applied Cello $190.00 MVS 2324 Applied String Bass $190.00 MVS 2326 Applied Guitar $190.00 MVV 1211 Voice Lessons $95.00 MVV 2321 Applied Voice $190.00 MVW 1211 Flute Lessons $95.00 MVW 1212 Oboe Lessons $95.00 MVW 1213 Clarinet Lessons $95.00 MVW 1214 Bassoon Lessons $95.00 MVW 1215 Saxophone Lessons $95.00

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MVW 1311 Applied Flute $190.00 MVW 1312 Applied Oboe $190.00 MVW 1313 Applied Clarinet $190.00 MVW 1314 Applied Bassoon $190.00 MVW 1315 Applied Saxophone $190.00 MVW 2321 Applied Flute $190.00 MVW 2322 Applied Oboe $190.00 MVW 2323 Applied Clarinet $190.00 MVW 2324 Applied Bassoon $190.00 MVW 2325 Applied Saxophone $190.00 NUR 1021 Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts Clinicals $266.50 NUR 2701 Transition Nursing Clinical $50.00 NURC 1003 Transition Nursing $700.00 NURC 1021 Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts $725.00 NURC 2241 Advance Medical – Surgical Nursing $266.50 NURC 3069 Advance Health Assessment 26.50 OCBC 2010 Marine Biology $20.00 ORHC 1220 Turf and Landscape Maintenance $50.00 ORHC 1510 Plant Identification $50.00 ORHC 2251 Nursery Operations and Management $50.00 ORHC 2260 Greenhouse Operations and Management $50.00 OST 1791 Digital Information Management $13.00 OST 2491 Office Administration Internship $26.50 PEL 1121 Beginning Golf $40.00 PGYC 1401 Photography 1 $50.00 PGYC 1800 Photography w/Digital Camera $20.00 PGYC 2210 Portraiture $50.00 PGYC 2470 Portfolio Development $15.00 PGYC 2801 Digital Imaging 1 $20.00 PGYC 2802 Digital Imaging 2 $20.00 PGYC 2806 Advanced Digital Photography $15.00 PHT 1200 Introduction to Physical Therapy $26.50 PHT 2804 Physical Therapist Assistant Clinical Practicum 1 $43.50 PHT 2810 Physical Therapist Assistant Clinical Practicum 2 $17.00 PHT 2820 Physical Therapist Assistant Clinical Practicum 3 $17.00 PHT 2931 Physical Therapist Assistant Seminar $79.00 PHTC 2162 Neurologic Disabilities & Treatment $5.00 PHTL 1121 Functional Anatomy & Kinesiology Lab $5.00

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PHTL 1200 Introduction to Physical Therapy Lab $5.00 PHTL 1213 Therapeutic Exercise Lab $15.00 PHTL 2140 Rehabilitation Procedures Lab $5.00 PHTL 2211 Therapeutic Modalities Lab $23.00 PHYC 2053 College Physics 1 $35.00 PHYC 2054 College Physics 2 $35.00 PHYL 2048 General Physics 1 Lab $35.00 PHYL 2049 General Physics 2 Lab $35.00 PLA 1104 Legal Research $20.00 PLA 1114 Legal Writing $20.00 PLPC 2310 Plant Pathophysiology $40.00 PLSC 2220 Plant Propagation $50.00 PMTC 0111 Oxygen/Fuel Gas Processes $40.00 PMTC 0134 Gas Metal ARC Welding Principles $70.00 PMTC 0153 Plasma ARC Cutting $40.00 PMTC 0164 Welding Fabrication Fundamentals & Machine $20.00 PMTL 0104 Fundamentals of Metallurgy Lab $30.00 PMTL 0121 Shielded Metal – ARC Welding 1 Lab $70.00 PMTL 0122 Shielded Metal – ARC Welding 2 Lab $70.00 PMTL 0131 Gas Tungsten ARC Welding 1 Lab $70.00 PMTL 0138 Gas Tungsten ARC Welding 2 Lab $70.00 PMTL 0157 Specialized Welding Processes 1 $40.00 PMTL 0158 Specialized Welding Processes 2 $40.00 PMTL 0161 Pipe Welding – Basics $70.00 PMTL 0165 Pipe Welding – Advanced $70.00 PMTL 0168 Pipe Welding Certification $70.00 PRN 0030 Pharmacology for Practical Nursing $80.00 PRN 0201 Medical – Surgical Nursing 1 $60.00 PRN 0202 Medical – Surgical Nursing 2 $60.00 PRN 0203 Medical – Surgical Nursing 3 $74.00 PRNC 0003 Basic Nursing Skills $210.00 PRNC 0061 Fundamentals of Nursing 1 $515.00 PRNC 0062 Fundamentals of Nursing 2 $85.00 PRNC 0064 Transition to Practical Nursing $140.00 PRNC 0099 Practical Nursing Foundations $465.00 PRNC 0389 Intravenous Therapy for Licensed Practical Nurses $80.00 PTN 1930 Pharmacy Seminar $55.00 PTN 1941 Pharmacy Practicum $50.00

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PTNL 1131 Applied Pharmacy Practice 1 $26.50 RET 1024 Introduction to Respiratory Care $5.00 RET 1264 Fundaments of Respiratory Care 2 $5.00 RET 1414 Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics $5.00 RET 2483 Patient Assessment and Interaction $16.00 RET 2934 Respiratory Care Seminar $148.50 RETL 1832 Clinical Respiratory Care 1 $109.00 RETL 1833 Clinical Respiratory Care 2 $62.00 RETL 2876 Clinical Respiratory Care 3 $97.00 RETL 2877 Clinical Respiratory Care 4 $195.00 RETL 2934 Respiratory Care Seminar $148.50 RTE 1804 Radiographic Clinical Education 1 $322.50 RTE 2931 Radiologic Science Seminar $70.00 RTE 4940 Computed Tomography Clinical Education 1 $76.50 RTE 4942 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinical Education 1 $26.50 RTEL 1513 Radiographic Procedures 2 Lab $12.00 RTV 2941 Internship $26.50 SON 2804 Practicum and Skills Lab 1 $216.50 SON 2814 Practicum and Skills Lab 2 $86.25 SON 2824 Practicum 3 $25.00 SON 2834 Practicum 4 $36.50 SON 2844 Practicum 5 $30.00 SON 3806 Clinical Practicum 1 $26.50 SONL 2211 Ultrasound Physics & Instrumentation Lab 1 $15.00 SONL 2212 Ultrasound Physics & Instrumentation Lab 2 $15.00 STS 1302 Introduction to Surgical Technology $282.50 STS 2360 Professional Skills for Surgical Technologist $285.00 STS 2944 Surgical Clinical 1 $26.50 STSC 0013 Central Sterile Processing Technician $282.50 STSC 1105 Fundamentals of Surgical Technology $489.00 STSC 1323 Surgical Techniques and Procedures 1 $256.00 TARC 1120 Architectural Drafting $30.00 TARC 2122 Advanced Architectural Drafting $30.00 TRA 2943 Transportation and Logistics Internship $26.50 ZOO 4911 Individual Mentored Research in Zoology $99.00 ZOOC 1010 Zoology $20.00 ZOOC 4232 Comparative Parasitology $40.00 ZOOC 4603 Developmental Biology $50.00

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DENTAL CLINIC Description Fee

Dental Assisting Instrument Kit $50.00 Dental Hygiene Instrument Kit (Freshman Year) (Pre-Clinical) $620.00 Dental Hygiene Instrument Kit (Sophomore Year) (Clinic 1) $970.00 Dental Hygiene Community Dental Health Kit $45.00 Dental Radiology Kit $150.00

The College provides a public dental clinic as part of the dental hygienist and dental assistant instructional programs. The clinic is open to members of the public, EFSC students, faculty and staff. Services provided by dental hygiene are limited to procedures taught to students; this varies from semester to semester. The dental assisting clinic does limit dental restorative work for persons who have been examined within the dental hygiene clinic. All patients are required to have a dentist of record for continuing care and treatment of dental needs.

Faculty, students and employees of the College receive a $5 discount on preventive and periodontal procedures.

DIAGNOSTIC

Clinical Oral Examinations Code Description Fee

120 Periodic oral exam, excluding radiographs $5.00 130 Emergency oral exam, including palliative treatment $9.00

Radiographs 210 Intraoral periapical-complete series $20.00 220 Intraoral periapical-single, first film $1.00 270 Bitewing-single film $1.00 272 Bitewing-2nd film $1.00 273 Bitewing-3rd film $1.00 274 Bitewing-4th film $1.00 330 Panoramic film $15.00

Tests and Models 460 Pulp validity tests $1.00 470 Diagnostic models $5.00

PREVENTIVE 1110 (Dental) Adult Prophylaxis/fluoride treatment $15.00 1120 Child Prophylaxis/fluoride treatment $10.00 1351 Topical application of sealant-per tooth $4.00

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RESTORATIVE 2140 Amalgam-one surface $20.00 2150 Amalgam-two surfaces $25.00 2160 Amalgam-three surfaces $30.00 2161 Amalgam-four surfaces $40.00 2162 Amalgam-five surfaces $50.00 2190 Pin retention, exclusive of restoration-first pin $8.00 2191 Additional pin $5.00 2192 Built up $30.00 2340 Acid etch-one surface composite $25.00 2341 Acid etch-two surface composite $30.00 2342 Acid etch-three surface composite $35.00 2343 Acid etch-four surface composite $45.00 2344 Acid etch-five surface composite $60.00

Porcelain to Metal or Full Cast 2740 Full porcelain crown $350.00 2750 Crown porcelain fused to high noble $295.00 2790 Crown full cast high noble/precious metal (+ cost of gold) $295.00 2830 Stainless Steel $50.00 2840 Temporary crown (fractured tooth) $50.00 2891 Cast post and/or core in addition to crown $90.00 2892 Steel post and buildup in addition to crown $50.00

Other Restorative Services 2920 Re-cement crowns $15.00

Endodontics Pulp Capping

3110 Pulp cap-direct-over pulp exposure, excluding final i

$25.00 3130 Re-calcification CaOH temporary restoration-per tooth $25.00

Pulpotomy 3220 Pulpotomy-excluding restoration $50.00

Root Canal Therapy (includes all clinical procedures, i.e., extirpation, treatments, endodontic, x-rays, cultures, canal obliteration)

3310 One canal, excluding final restoration $150.00 3320 Two canals, excluding final restoration $200.00 3330 Three canals, excluding final restoration $250.00 3340 Four canals, excluding final restoration $275.00

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Periodontics Surgical services-including 6-month post-treatment care

4210 Gingivectomy or gingivoplasty-per quad $95.00 4215 Gingivectomy or gingivoplasty-per tooth $40.00

Adjunctive Periodontal Services 4330 Occlusion adjustment (limited) $20.00 4331 Occlusion analysis & adjustment (comp) $60.00 4341 Quadrant Scaling (4) $30.00 4381 Placement of sub gingival medicament (per tooth) $2.00

4381 Placement of sub gingival medicament (per quadrant) $5.00

4910 Periodontal Maintenance Appointment $20.00 Prosthodontics-Removable

5110 Complete upper denture $375.00 5120 Complete lower denture $375.00 5130 Immediate denture-upper $375.00 5140 Immediate denture-lower $375.00 5211 Upper partial-acrylic $250.00 5212 Lower partial-acrylic base and conventional clasps and rests $250.00 5213 Upper partial-base metal $450.00 5214 Lower partial-base metal w/acrylic saddles and clasps and rests $450.00

Repairs to dentures 5510 Repair broken complete denture partial complete $45.00 5520 Replace missing broken tooth (per) $40.00 5630 Replace or repair broken clasp $60.00 5650 Add tooth to existing denture/partial $40.00 5660 Add clasp to existing denture/partial $60.00

Denture-complete replacement of base material and relining 5730 Relining upper or lower complete denture office reline $95.00 5740 Relining upper or lower partial denture office reline $95.00 5750 Relining upper full denture $175.00 5751 Relining lower full denture $175.00 5760 Relining upper or lower partial denture lab procedure $175.00 5850 Tissue conditioning $30.00

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Prosthodontics Fixed Bridge Pontics

6210 Pontic cast high noble precious metal additional charge by weight

$295.00

6240 Pontic porcelain fused to noble metal precious metal additional charge by weight

$295.00

Crown abutment attachments-for inlay 6750 Porcelain fused-to-metal $295.00 6780 Gold 3/4 cast (plus cost of gold) $295.00 6792 Gold full cast (plus cost of gold) $295.00

Oral Surgery Uncomplicated extractions-includes local anesthesia and routine post-op care

7110 First tooth in quadrant $35.00 7120 Each additional tooth in quadrant $35.00

Surgical extractions-includes local anesthesia & routine post-op care 7210 Extraction, erupted tooth $95.00 7220 Impaction that requires incision of overlying soft tissue and the

removal of the tooth $125.00

7230 Impaction that requires incision of overlying soft tissue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone and the removal of the tooth

$150.00

7240 Impaction that requires incision of overlying soft tissue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone and sectioning of the tooth for removal

$175.00

7250 Root recovery, surgical removal of residual root $100.00 Other surgical procedures

7270 Tooth replantation post traumatic $50.00 7280 Surgical exposure of impacted or un-erupted tooth $50.00 7285 Biopsy of oral tissue (hard) $55.00 7286 Biopsy of oral tissue (soft) $45.00

Alveoloplasty-surgical preparation of ridge for dentures 7310 Per quadrant, in conjunction w/extraction $50.00 7320 Per quadrant, not in conjunction w/extraction $75.00 7340 Exclusion of hyperplastic tissue, per arch $40.00

Surgical incision 7510 Incision & drainage of abscess, intraoral $40.00

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Other oral surgery 7910 Suture of recent intraoral lacerations $40.00 7960 Frenulectomy-per arch (frenectomy or frenotomy) $75.00 7970 Excision of hyperplastic tissue per quadrant $40.00

Adjunctive General Services Night guard $195.00

Precision partial plus $100 per attachment $200.00

Calcium hydroxide treatment-per session for fractured avulsed or diseased teeth (treatment may continue up to one year)

$100.00

Bleaching – Professional at home tray per arch $35.00

Prescription Fluoride $5.00

Additional duplicating FMX/PANO $5.00

CHX Rx $7.00 Soothe Rx (fluoride/6 months regiment) $25.00

MI paste $15.00

DRIVING RANGE FEE Description Fee

Option 1 – Daily Charge Small bucket of balls $5.00* Large bucket of balls $7.00 Extra-large bucket of balls $9.00

*Faculty, students and employees of the college receive a $1.00 discount on all baskets. Option 2 – Monthly Charge

Unlimited range of balls for Non-EFSC students/staff $75.00 Unlimited range of balls for EFSC students/staff $65.00

EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS LOAN FEE Description Fee

Students who borrow items from the College (with a signed agreement to $25.00 and/or return) may be charged fines/penalties and a hold applied to their account for Replacement Cost non-return of items.

EXTERNAL TEST PROCTOR FEES Description Per Exam Fee

EFSC proctor fee $35.00

EFSC students accepted for or enrolled in, clock hour/ (CTC Programs) or college credit classes are exempt from Test Proctor Fees for Academic Exams. Other Fees may be waived by the president or designee upon formal appeal.

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FACILITIES USAGE FEE

Daily Facilities Space/Rental Fee Atrium/Pavilion $300.00 Auditorium $500.00/1000.00 (depending on size) Audiovisual Equipment $50.00 (slide projector, VHS player, overhead projector,

microphone, data projector)

Chairs (not Set-Up) $1.00 each Chairs (with Set-Up) $2.00 each Classroom/Room $300.00 Community Dining Room $400.00 Damage Deposit $1000.00 (applied to every rental) Electrical Distribution Panel $150.00 (includes Electrician fee) Energy Use Surcharge $ 200.00 (minimum 2 hours) *

*(applied to any time Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Holiday when the college building requested would otherwise be closed)

Foundation House $400.00 Gymnasium $1000.00 Locker Rooms $150.00 Parking Lot $1000.00 (The College reserves the right to rent out campus

parking lots or to charge per vehicle for parking for non-affiliated college events at a rate determined to be appropriate by college officials.)

Protective Floor Covering (i.e., Gymnasium)

$500.00

Soldering Lab $350.00 Student Union Conference Center $1250.00 (Plus $250.00 with Set Up)

½ - Student Union Conference Center $625.00 (Plus $125.00 with Set Up)

Tables $4.00 each

Personnel Support Fee (to be billed after event/deducted from damage deposit) Audiovisual/Information Technologies $50.00 per hour each Custodian $25.00 per hour each Maintenance Tech $40.00 per hour each Security $25.00 per hour each Security (Not for Profit Organizations) $20.00 per hour each

The following room types are not available for scheduling: Computer Rooms; Food Preparation Rooms; Laboratories; Smart Classrooms

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FIRE TRAINING CENTER – FACILITY RENTAL FEES

Description Fee $25 Per/Inst. Live Fire Training Instructor Facility and Procedures Orientation

Class “A” Burn Building: Use of two-story burn building with continue education classroom access and an EFSC Instructor

$500.00 per day*

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (Each) with Air Refill Station $15.00 per day Class “A” Burning Materials Market Price Rescue Dummy(ies) Included Note: Contracting agency must adhere to NFPA 1403/1402 requirements. **Must Supply own air if using own SCBA.

$2000.00*Weekly Rate (Five Consecutive Days)

LP Gas Fires: Use of pit fire, tank fire or car fire with continue education classroom access and an EFSC Instructor

$500.00 per day*

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) with Air Refill Station $15.00 per day LP Gas Market Price Note: Contracting agency must adhere to NFPA 1403/1402 requirements. **Must Supply own air if using own SCBA. *Weekly Rate (Five Consecutive Days) $2000.00 Confined Space Simulator: Confined Space Simulator with continue education classroom access $125.00 per day* EFSC Instructor (suggested but not required) $30.00 per hour Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) with Air Refill Station $15.00 per day Rescue Dummy(s) Included Note: Contracting agency must adhere to Student/Instructor ratios. **Must Supply own air if using own SCBA. *Weekly Rate (Five Consecutive Days) $500.00

Fire Fighter Survival & Special Operations or Maze Prop: Use of three-story simulator with continue education classroom access EFSC Instructor (suggested but not required)

$125.00 per day* $30.00 per hour

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) with Air Refill Station $15.00 per day Rescue Dummy(ies) Included Note: Contracting agency must adhere to Student/Instructor ratios. **Must Supply own air if using own SCBA.

*Weekly Rate (Five Consecutive Days) $500.00

Tactical Training Tower: Use of four-story tactical building with continue education classroom access EFSC Instructor (suggested but not required)

$200.00 per day* $30.00 per hour

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) with Air Refill Station $15.00 per day Rescue Dummy(ies) Included

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Note: Contracting agency must adhere to Student/Instructor ratios. **Must Supply own air if using own SCBA.

*Weekly Rate (Five Consecutive Days) $800.00

Miscellaneous Equipment / Supplies: Water $25.00 per day SCBA $15.00 per day Engine (includes Operator and Fuel) $55.00 per hour Continue Education Classroom $25.00 per hour

FIRST DAY INCLUSIVE ACCESS PROGRAM FEES Description Fee

First Day Inclusive Access Program (FDIAP) Fee: Students registered for courses participating in the First Day Inclusive Access Program will have

Varies

access to guaranteed correct course materials at the lowest price available. This program has been adopted pursuant to Florida Statues Section 1004.085 Textbook and Instructional Materials Affordability. Charges for these digital course materials will be assessed at the time of registration. Students must opt-in to participate in the FDIAP before the end of the “Opt-In” period. Students may opt-out by selecting the opt-out option on the “Course Materials” link in the canvas course, or by default by not opting in before the end of the opt-in period. The FDIAP fee will be reversed at the end of the opt-in period for students who opt-out of the program. Students can file for an immediate reversal of the FDIAP fee by submitting a notification of intent to opt-out form, at any campus cashier’s office.

GRADUATION FEES Description Fee

Initial Graduation Application Fee: • Includes one diploma produced for one degree upon submission of “Intent to Graduate” application by published deadline.

• Each additional degree will be assessed the fee upon submission of “Intent to Graduate” application by published deadline.

• If student is applying for an Associate in Science, Associate in Arts, or Bachelor of Applied Science degree that has imbedded College Credit Certificates (CCCs), there is no charge for the CCC diplomas.

$20.00

Late Fee: • Assessed to students who apply for graduation after the published application

deadline date of the term in which they wish to graduate.

$20.00

Duplicate or Replacement Diploma: • A replica/duplicate diploma requested with the initial “Intent to Graduate”

application, or • A replacement diploma requested any time after graduation Note: All duplicate/replacement diplomas will be stamped: “ISSUED AS A DUPLICATE OF THE ORIGINAL DIPLOMA.”

$20.00

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$20.00Re-Application Fee: • Fee charged for students who do not complete graduation requirements in the

term of initial application, and subsequently resubmit an application.

KING CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

USER CLASSIFICATION

DESCRIPTION

A Eastern Florida State College Departments such as music, dance or theatre using facilities as part of college curriculum.

B Tax exempt, not-for-profit community organization (as defined in Section II, Item 4a+b) must have its main offices within Brevard County boundaries and participants consist of Brevard residents not being compensated for their participation in the event. Admission may or may not be charged.

C Tax exempt, not-for-profit community organization, as described in class B, contracting with paid entertainment for performance, or fundraising activity. Any artists or performers are compensated to perform. Admission may or may not be charged.

D For profit organization, agency or private enterprise.

PERFORMANCE

REHEARSAL

REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE DEFINITION

A performance is defined as any contractually stipulated block of time in any 24-hour period when the King Center is used for an event attended by persons other than performers or technicians.

A rehearsal is defined as a contractually stipulated block of time as negotiated, when the King Center is used for a purpose not defined as performance. The presence of more than 25 persons, other than performers, technicians, crew or designers, in the audience shall convert a rehearsal to a performance and the User shall thereupon pay the performance rate.

KING CENTER BUILDING FEES Facility/Area CLASS

“A" CLASS "B"

CLASS "C"

CLASS "D"

Reh/Perf Reh/Perf Reh/Perf Reh/Perf

Concert Hall / Theatre Facility (Seating Capacity 2016 or portion thereof) N/A

$750.00 $2500.00

$1000.00 $2750.00

vs. 12%

$1500.00 $5000.00 vs. 12%

Studio Theatre Facility (Seating Capacity up to 300) Room 165

N/A $550.00 $1000.00 $1500.00

Lobby/Art Gallery N/A $150.00 $350.00 $500.00

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Rehearsal Hall (40' x 50') Room 168 N/A $160.00 $180.00 $200.00

Instrumental Rehearsal Hall (48' x 50') Room 158

N/A $160.00 $180.00 $200.00

Choral Rehearsal Hall (38' x 48') Room 160

N/A $160.00 $180.00 $200.00

Rotunda N/A $650.00 $950.00 $1250.00

Note: Additional cleaning, damage deposit and dressing room fees may apply.

KING CENTER PERSONNEL CHARGES A. Personnel Charges: apply to all areas and User classes.

Personnel Cost Minimum Hours

Usher / Ticket Takers * Included in Facility Fee House Manager* $18.50/hour 4 hrs. Custodian (required) $14.00/hour 4 hrs. Event Custodial $670 Flat Fee Stage/Lighting/Sound Technician* $32.00/hour 4 hrs. Ticket Office Personnel $13.50/hour 4 hrs. Parking/Security Personnel* $18.50 - $35.00/hour 4 hrs. Backstage Security Personnel* $18.50 - $35.00/hour 4 hrs.

B. Technical Charges: Charges are based on technical rider and/or information supplied by User. C. These charges may or may not reflect final personnel costs. In the event that User has

overpaid, a refund will be given. D. If KC personnel estimate that personnel charges will be exceeded, an “Authorization to Exceed

Labor Estimate” form must be signed by the User. Notification will be given by KC in advance of extra charges. Failure to complete this form will result in a halt in work at the end of the period for which payment has been received.

E. Ticket Office Fees: See Section V, Item 3 in this policy manual for ticketing fees. a. $3.25 per ticket will be included on all tickets for capital improvements.

*Or cost to King Center (i.e., yellow card shows, or special labor requirements). KING CENTER EQUIPMENT USE FEES Personnel Cost

Grand Piano (tuning extra) $500.00 Upright Piano (tuning extra) $75.00 Orchestra Shell (per use) Plus Labor $350.00 Table Cloths / towels (each/per use) $8.00/$3.00 Follow spots (not including operator) each $175.00 Dance Flooring (per use, not including labor) $250.00 Rotunda Sound System (1 mic & CD player) $50.00

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Computer Road Sign (1-week, 1 frame) $500.00 Tables (2.5’ by 6’ or 2.5’ by 8’) - per table $6.00 Tables (60” round) - per table $8.00 Stage Monitor Sound System Plus Operator $800.00 For special event requirements, see King Center Catering Manager for fees. Equipment fees and personnel costs are subject to change without notice. Executive Director has the authority to negotiate rates based on conditions.

LAB SCHOOL PROGRAM 2019-2020FEES

(BASED ON TERM ENROLLMENT)

FALL 2019 SPRING 2020 2019-2020

Consulting Level 1 (Single Family)

$30 / Per Hour $30 / Per Hour $30 / Per Hour

Consulting Level 2 (Multiple Participants)

$40 / Per Hour $40 / Per Hour $40 / Per Hour

Lab School Workshop (3 Hours)

$200 $200 $200

INFANT CLASS (one day/week) ADORABLE ME (71 hours) ACTIVE ME (88 hours)

$375.00 $405.00

$375.00 $405.00

$750.00 $810.00

TODDLER CLASS (one day/week) $475.00 $475.00 $950.00 TODDLER 2 DAY (two days/week) TERRIFIC TODDLER

$850.00 $850.00 $1700.00

PRESCHOOL 3 DAY (325 hrs.) $1000.00 $1000.00 $2000.00 PRESCHOOL 5 DAY (580 hrs.) $1310.00 $1310.00 $2620.00 LAB SCHOOL FOR PARENT EDUCATION

Registration fee includes the non-refundable initial enrollment fee of $60.00 per family (up to 2 adults) and a non-refundable deposit of 10% of the yearly tuition. Each additional adult registered requires an additional $30.00

REGISTRATION FEE: Sixty Dollars ($60) per family, per year, due at time of registration.

LATE REGISTRATION FEE (ALL CLASSES) Description Fee

$50.00Late Registration Fee - This fee is non-refundable.

A late registration fee will be assessed to all students registering in a term after the first published fee due date. Student will be assessed a one-time, per semester, $50.00 late registration for initial registration or adding courses during this time.

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LIBRARY FINES AND CHARGES Description Fee

OVERDUE RESERVES Library use only (includes laptops) Hourly Reserves Daily Reserves

$1.00 per hour ($10 maximum) 25 cents per hour ($10 maximum) $1.00 per day ($10 maximum)

LOST OR DAMAGED MATERIALS • Books and Media• Books and Media Returned within Academic Year• Equipment (laptops, peripherals, etc.)

Replacement cost + $7.50 processing fee $10 maximum + $7.50 processing fee Replacement cost + $7.50 processing fee

PHOTOCOPIES & COMPUTER PRINT OUTS Black & white Color

10 cents each 25 cents each

FAX (send service for students only) (FAX services not available at all campuses) First page Additional pages

$1.00 each 50 cents each

ONLINE PAYMENT CONVENIENCE FEE Description Fee

Online Payment Convenience Fee 2.75%

Payments made online will incur a non-refundable convenience fee to cover the cost of the transaction. The fee is established by our third-party payment processor to cover Credit Card / Debit Card transaction fees assessed by credit card companies.

PARKING DECAL CHARGE Description Fee

Annual Parking Decal (Decal valid July 1 through June 30) $40.00

RECORD COPY REQUESTS (PUBLIC/STUDENT) Description Fee

Administrative Fee Per $10.00 Page 15 cents each

RETURNED PAYMENTS Description Fee

Processing Fee (per dishonored payment). In the event that a check was returned due to an error made by a banking institution, then with the

Dishonored payments less than or equal to

$50.00

$25.00

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submission of a letter from the banking institution acknowledging their error, the processing fee will be waived. EFSC will not accept payment via check or ACH for college payments if the student incurs two returned payments.

Dishonored payments exceeding $50.00 but not

exceeding $300.00

$30.00

Dishonored payments exceeding $300.00

$40.00 or 5% of amt. of payment,

whichever is greater

STUDENT ACCESS FEE Description Fee

Wi-Fi/Print Access Fee (per student, per semester) $10.00

TESTING FEES Description Fee

CLEP Test Fee ($87 per exam)* $87.00* EFSC CLEP non-refundable service fee ($25 per exam) $25.00 Credit by Examination Fee (per course, whether or not the student passes the test) $50.00 DSST Test Fee ($85 per exam) formerly called DANTES* $85.00* EFSC DSST non-refundable test service fee ($25 per exam) $25.00 Industry Certification or License (non-EFSC students) $75.00 Test for Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) - Health Science/Nursing Programs $70.00 ESOL Language proficiency exam (non-EFSC student) $35.00 ESOL Language proficiency exam for EFSC students $25.00 EFSC Proctor Fee for Academic or Placement test for non-EFSC students (per exam) $35.00 PERT Retest Fee (per subject) $10.00 *Fees are subject to change; determined by Test Publisher EFSC students accepted for or enrolled in, clock hour/ (CTC Programs) or college credit classes are exempt from Test Proctor Fees for Academic Exams. Other Fees may be waived by the President or designee upon formal appeal.

TICKETING FEE (except King Center) Whenever an Eastern Florida State College facility, with numbered seating, is rented and tickets for seating will be used, the organization renting the facility must use the EFSC Ticketing System. The cost to use the system is in addition to the rental cost of the facility.

Description Fee

Non-profit organizations cost of the ticket stock plus 15%

Profit organizations cost of the ticket stock plus 25%

TITAN TENNIS CENTER UTILIZATION FEES Description Fee

Current Students, Faculty and Staff Free Single Alumni Membership $500.00/year Family Alumni Membership $1000.00/year

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Single Player Membership $750.00/year Family Membership $1200.00/year Guest/Walk-In $15.00/hr. per court (max. 90 minutes)

TUITION/MATRICULATION FEES Description Fee

Academic Credit (Degree programs)

Florida Resident Non-Resident Employee Dependent

Upper Level - Baccalaureate $128.51 $508.92 $96.38 Lower Level - Associates $104.00 $405.76 $78.00

Clock Hour / (CTC programs) $2.56 $10.25 $2.22 Non-credit classes vary in cost according to length, materials and instructor costs. Fees are advertised with class announcements. Check with each Institute for Business Training &

Community Education Center for information on classes and fees.

WEFS PRODUCTION FEES

WEFS Equipment/Services Half-Day Rates (5 - Hours)

Full-Day Rates (10 – Hours)

Multiple Camera Studio Production (4) camera HD $3200.00 $4700.00 Multiple Camera Location Production (6) camera HD $3200.00 $4700.00 Single Camera Studio/Remote $500.00 $1000.00 Teleprompter $200.00 $250.00 CG-Graphics/Scanning $250.00 $300.00 Graphic Design $375.00 $750.00 Video Format Conversion* $150.00 $300.00 Editing Offline HD $200.00 $250.00 Editing Online HD $400.00 $800.00 Pre-Production $375.00 $750.00

WEFS Crew Half-Day Rates (5 – Hours)

Full-Day Rates (10 – Hours)

Producer $375.00 $750.00 Director $375.00 $750.00 Technical Director $320.00 $600.00 Production Manager $270.00 $530.00 Engineer $375.00 $750.00 Writer $270.00 $500.00 Audio $200.00 $400.00 Camera Operator $300.00 $500.00 Lighting Director $200.00 $350.00 Tape Operator $250.00 $300.00 Graphics Operator $250.00 $300.00 Floor Director $250.00 $300.00 Production Assistant $150.00 $250.00

*Video Format Conversions (e.g., Conversion of VHS to DVD) are also offered at an Hourly Rate of $38.00 with a one-hour minimum.

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WORKFORCE PROGRAMS

Workforce Training and Corporate Services offers short-term, continuing education and non- credit courses for individuals who wish to upgrade their skills and employers seeking customized or contract training for their employees. The fees for these programs vary depending on a number of factors including subject matter, instructors, specialized equipment, materials and supplies, and length of training. For additional information contact 321-433-7500 or see http://www.easternflorida.edu/academics/workforcetrainingandcertifications/

All Fees are subject to change with college approval

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EASTERN FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

PRESIDENT Dr. Jim Richey

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alan H. Landman, Chair

Ronald Howse, Vice Chair R. Bruce Deardoff Dr. Edgar Figueroa

Moses L. Harvin, Sr.

Eastern Florida State College is dedicated to providing a nondiscriminatory environment which promotes equal access, equal educational opportunity, and equal employment opportunity to all

persons regardless of age, race, national origin, color, ethnicity, genetic information, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, pregnancy, disability, marital status, veteran status, ancestry, or

political affiliation in its programs, activities, or employment.

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