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Centre for Distance Education > Registration > Tuition Information
If you withdraw during the early part of a full-time program, you may be eligible for a refund of a portion of your tuition based on the Nova Scotia Department of Education Tuition Refund Agreement (“Schedule Aâ€), a copy of which can be found here .
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Education ::: Tuition Assistance Program
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) Email Erika Malone, Programs Director The TAP offers tuition assistance to the general public on a sliding scale basis according to need.
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Distance Education tuition and fees are separate and distinct from the tuition and fees charged for on-campus courses.
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Special Education Tuition Reimbursment
Home >> Educator Quality >> Educator Recruitment & Retention Special Education Tuition Reimbursement Two tuition reimbursement programs are available.
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2007 - 2008 Tuition & Fee Rates (University tuition and fees are subject to change) *You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to open our forms. This software is free and can be downloaded from the Adobe website . It is recommended that you download at least Version 5.0 or higher. Tuition & Fees - Semester Rates
The amount you will be asked to contribute will depend on gross household income, but the most anyone will be asked to contribute towards fees in 2008/2009 is £1,255. Students who depend financially on their parents and who have a residual income (before deductions but minus certain allowances) of less than £23,660 will have their fees paid in full by the Government.
The good news is that refunds are available. Should you decide to pull money from the account for something other than tuition costs at a participating school, you'll receive an annual return that ranges from 2% to -2% (depending on the market's performance for each year you participated). If the withdrawal will be used for higher-education expenses — say, for tuition at a nonparticipating school — it will be tax- and penalty-free. But nonqualified withdrawals will be taxed as ordinary income and hit with a 10% IRS penalty (as is the case with any 529 plan ). Needless to say, had you invested the money on your own for several years, you most likely could have earned much better returns than 2% — and you wouldn't be limited on school selection, notes Chany. Another potential drawback to this plan is the negative effect it can have on financial aid. Using the federal methodology, which is used for financial aid granted by the federal government, withdrawals from prepaid plans are considered a student's resource, and thus cut the student's financial-aid "need" dollar for dollar. This is significantly less favorable than the treatment a 529 college-savings plan receives. (Under the federal methodology, a 529 college-savings plan is viewed as an asset of the contributor rather than the beneficiary, which generally means a financial-aid officer can count a maximum of only 5.7% of the account balance when assessing your child's financial-aid eligibility.) The Tuition Plan Consortium is pushing for legislation to be introduced to change the law so that prepaid plans receive the same treatment as 529 college-savings plans, says Brown.