All,<\/p>\n
Many of you have been asking if we will continue the pilot program to allow Ecampus courses to count toward full time status which includes tuition remission. Sabah has decided to continue this program but reassess financial impacts to the institution annually. \u00a0I am suggesting that we reassess at the end of this academic year (Spring 2013), and decide at that time to continue or not.<\/p>\n
We also will continue to cover costs to units teaching the courses as has been done for the past year. \u00a0The Budget Office charges the unit that employs the student the cost of the remission (as we do for a “usual” graduate remission).\u00a0\u00a0 That tuition is then paid to Ecampus, so the total income to Ecampus is not reduced because of the remissions and the income from the course is then passed on to the teaching unit with no reduction.<\/p>\n
Brenda<\/p>\n
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Brenda McComb, Dean<\/p>\n
The Graduate School<\/p>\n
Rm 300 Kerr Admin Bldg<\/p>\n
Oregon State University<\/p>\n
Corvallis, Oregon, 97330 USA<\/p>\n
brenda.mccomb@oregonstate.edu<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: 541-737-4881 , Fax: 541-737-3313<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" All, Many of you have been asking if we will continue the pilot program to allow Ecampus courses to count toward full time status which includes tuition remission. Sabah has decided to continue this program but reassess financial impacts to the institution annually. \u00a0I am suggesting that we reassess at the end of this academic… Continue reading