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Undergraduate Part-Time Program
The Part-Time Program is designed for regularly matriculated undergraduate
students who for reasons of employment, family responsibilities, or health
are not able to carry the full course load of 15 credits each quarter.
The enrollment system restricts enrollment for students in the Part-Time
Program to no more than 10 credits per quarter. Students approved for
part-time status are eligible for a 50 percent reduction in the Tuition Fee and, if applicable, a 50 percent reduction in the Nonresident Supplemental Tuition
portions of quarterly fees. Please note that this reduction does not extend
to other quarterly fees, and students who use the part-time reduction may not also use the UCSC Reduced Fee Program for UC employees.
Applications for the Part-Time Program are available online at http://reg.ucsc.edu/students/part-time_form.html.
You must submit the application and documentation verifying your eligibility
by the deadline posted below.
- If you work, you must be employed a minimum of 25 hours per week to qualify. Submit a letter from your employer on letterhead stationery verifying the number of hours you work at a permanent job. If you work on campus, the letter must come from the HR Service Team for the department. If you are self-employed or employed by a family member: you must have been employed at least six weeks prior to the beginning of the quarter; your documentation must include a description of your job responsibilities, copies of your tax return, and a monthly calendar/appointment book showing hours worked.
- If you have family responsibilities, submit your dependents
birth certificate(s). If caring for a member of the family for medical reasons: provide documentation from the family member's doctor identifying you (the student) as the primary caregiver and describing the care and duration of care you are providing.
- If you have a medical condition, bring verification from your
doctor recommending that you take a reduced course load because of your
serious or sustained illness or injury.
- If you are in your final quarter before graduation, apply to graduate on myucsc.edu and submit a University Part-Time Final Quarter Approval form (requires college and department(s) signatures). Part-time final quarter approval may be granted only once.
| September 15 |
December 21 |
March 21 |
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| October 12 |
January 30 |
April 20 |
Fees are subject to change through action by the UC Regents
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
| Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
| Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
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Nonresident supplemental
tuition |
$7626.00 |
| Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
| |
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|
| Total
(Residents) |
$4944.12 |
Total
(Nonresidents) |
$12,570.12 |
| Part-Time
Reduction |
(50%
of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
Part-Time
Reduction |
(50% of Nonresident supplemental tuition) |
$-3813.00 |
| |
|
|
(50% of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
| $6887.12 |
Fees are subject to change through action by the UC Regents
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
| Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
| Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
| |
|
Nonresident supplemental
tuition |
$7626.00 |
| Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
| |
|
|
|
| Total
(Residents) |
$4944.12 |
Total
(Nonresidents) |
$12,570.12 |
| Part-Time
Reduction |
(50%
of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
Part-Time
Reduction |
(50% of Nonresident supplemental tuition) |
$-3813.00 |
| |
|
|
(50% of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
| $6887.12 |
Fees are subject to change through action by the UC Regents
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
Student Services Fee (formerly University Registration Fee) |
$ 324.00 |
| Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
Tuition (formerly Educational
Fee) |
$3740.00 |
| Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
Campus
Fees |
$ 408.12 |
| |
|
Nonresident supplemental
tuition |
$7626.00 |
| Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
Health
Insurance (waivable) |
$472.00 |
| |
|
|
|
| Total
(Residents) |
$4944.12 |
Total
(Nonresidents) |
$12,570.12 |
| Part-Time
Reduction |
(50%
of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
Part-Time
Reduction |
(50% of Nonresident supplemental tuition) |
$-3813.00 |
| |
|
|
(50% of tuition) |
$ -1870.00 |
| $6887.12 |
Your college academic preceptor will need to approve your reduced course
load; however, no reduction in fees will apply.
Yes! If you currently receive or plan to receive financial aid, we will
notify the financial aid staff. Once your application has been approved,
your financial aid package will be adjusted for the remainder of the academic
year. If you cancel your part-time status and enroll in a full-time course
load at any time during the year, your aid will be revised only as funding
permits. If you have questions about how part-time enrollment affects your
award, call the Financial Aid Office at (831) 459-2963.
No. Statements are printed on the last working day of each month. When your
Part-Time Program application is approved, your fees will be adjusted and
will be viewable via MyUCSC.
If you file a Part-Time Program application before the registration fee
payment deadline and your application is approved, you may pay the part-time
fees as shown in the chart above. Otherwise, pay the full registration fees
by the deadline. If you are later approved for the Part-Time Program, a
refund will be sent to you. For payment plan information contact the Office
of Student Business Services at (831) 459-2107, or see http://sbs.ucsc.edu/
If you intend to enroll in more than 10 credits or petition for credit,
you must complete a Cancellation form. The Cancellation of Part-Time Program
form is available at http://reg.ucsc.edu/students/part-time_form.html.
Once the form is filed, you are assessed the balance of the Educational
Fee and Nonresident Tuition, if applicable, and you may enroll in up to
19 credits. The Financial Aid office is also notified of your enrollment
status change and your aid package will be revised as funding permits.
If I take a leave of absence, will I still be in the Part-time Program
when I return?
No. After a break in attendance, you must re-apply to the Part-Time Program
with one exception: if you are in the program fall quarter and take a leave
winter quarter, we will assume you plan to be part-time in the spring. Contact
your college for more information about leave of absence.
Revised 6/9/11.
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