Course Fees

Definition: Fees (10 fund, 9142 budget line) that are assessed to help defray the cost of supplies directly related to a specific course.

Who Pays: Students enrolled in any credit course offered by Western Wyoming Community College for audit.

Amount: Current tuition rate (IS, OS, WUE, including required fees)

Justification: Student occupying a place in a class.

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: Annually as part of the tuition package.

Who Pays: Students enrolled in any Business or Computer Courses requiring the use of computers.

Amount:

Course
Course Name
Amount
Board Approval Date
ACCT
All Courses
$20
1/09/03
ACCT 1510
Quickbooks CertificationExam
$150
3/9/23
BOTK / CMAP
All Courses
$25
1/09/03; 1/10/07
CIS 1360
PC Support Technician
$35
3/9/23
CIS 1510
CompTIA Certification
$492
3/9/23
CIS 2000
IT Fundamentals
$35
3/9/23
CMAP 1884
Adobe Certification Exam
$150
3/9/23
CMAP 1916
Microsoft Certification Exam
$115
3/9/23
COSC
All Courses
$35
1/09/03; 1/10/07; 3/18/19
IMGT 1500
Information Management Certification
$220
3/9/23
MEDC 1505
Medical Industry Certification
$400
3/9/23
MOA
All Courses
$35
1/09/03; 3/18/19


Justification: Course fees cover such supplies copier and printer toner, paper, computer disks, reference books, software replacement, equipment parts, etc. 

 Who Pays: Students enrolled in Concurrent Courses

Amount: $0

Justification: All course fees for concurrent courses will be waived because as part of the agreement with the school districts, they are covering the cost for instruction. Therefore, there is no need to collect this fee.

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 1/13/05
 Who Pays: Students making a special request for Directed Study courses.

Amount: $75/credit

Justification: The fee would be used to pay the full or part-time instructor for designing and teaching the directed study course for individual students.

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 1/27/00
Who Pays: Students enrolled in Exercise Science courses.
Course Course Name Amount Board Approval Date
KIN 2135 Personal Trainer Education $400 3/9/23
KIN All KIN Courses $50 3/9/23

 

 

 Who Pays: Students enrolled in any of the following Humanities/Fine& Performing Arts Courses.Amount:
Course Course Name Amount Board Approval Date
ART 1001 General Art $15 3/18/19; 3/9/23
ART 1120 Design: 3D $45 1/92; 1/10/07; 3/18/19; 3/9/23
ART 1150 Photography I $25 12/16/93; 2/8/18; 3/18/19; 3/8/22
ART 1160 Photography II $25 12/16/93; 2/8/18; 3/18/19; 3/8/22
ART 2090 Printmaking I $40 12/19/88; 3/18/19; 3/8/22; 3/9/23
ART 2145 Digital Photography I $20 3/9/23
ART 2310 Sculpture 1 $100 3/9/23
ART 2410 Ceramics I $105 12/14/95; 1/13/05; 3/18/19; 5/9/19; 3/9/23
ART 2420 Ceramics II $105 12/14/95; 1/13/05; 3/18/19; 5/9/19; 3/9/23
ART 2430 Ceramics III $105 12/14/95; 1/13/05; 3/18/19; 5/9/19; 3/9/23
ART 2440 Ceramics IV $85 12/14/95; 1/13/05; 3/18/19; 3/9/23
ART 2445 Ceramics Studio $105 1/12/06; 3/18/19; 5/9/19; 3/9/23
ART 2485 Special Projects in Ceramics $150 1/10/08; 3/18/19
MUSC 2270 Voice II $100 3/9/23
MUSC 1270 Voice I $100 3/9/23
THEA 2340 Mus. Thea. Voice Lesson (1/2 hr) $100 3/18/19
 THEA 2340 Mus. Thea. Voice Lesson (1 hr) $200 3/18/19
Justification:
Course Reason
Art (ART) Defray the cost of student supplies such as paints, chalks, paper, brushes, inks, solvents drawing tools, rubber cement, laser cartridges, software upgrades, printer replacement, etc.
Ceramics (ART) Cover clays, wax, stains, buckets, kiln equipment, plaster, tiles, glaze materials, etc.
Photography (ART) Defray the cost of student supplies such as film, E-6 chemistry kit, film and print processing supplies.
Applied Music (MUSC) Defray the cost of the instructor's salary.
Theater (THEA) Defray the cost of project materials and/or private instruction.
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any of the following Health Science Courses.

Amount:
Course Course Name $$ Board Approval Date
HLED 1003 Wellness $30 2/16/17; 3/18/19
HLED 1140 Nutrition $30 2/16/17; 3/18/19
HLTK 1650 Advanced CPR & AED for Professionals $30 1/26/96; 3/18/14; 3/18/19
NURS 1100, 1200, 2300, 2400 Professional Nursing Care  $150 12/14/95; 2/8/00; 3/18/14; 3/10/16; 2/16/17; 3/18/19; 3/9/23
NURS 1115 Professional Nursing Care Lab $300 12/19/91; 94/95, 2/8/00; 1/25/01; 1/08/04; 3/18/14; 3/10/16; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
NURS 1215, 2315, 2415 Professional Nursing Care Lab $200 12/19/91; 94/95, 2/8/00; 1/25/01; 1/08/04; 3/18/14; 3/10/16; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
NRST 1511 Nurse Assistant $75 12/14/95; 2/8/00; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
OEAC 1222 Wilderness First Aid & Survival $165 2/16/17; 3/18/19; 3/9/23
PE Activity*  All Physical Activity Courses $25 12/16/93; 1/09/03; 1/10/08; 2/16/17
PEAC Pool** PEAC courses that use the pool  $25 12/01; 2/16/17
PEAC 1015 Beginning Skin and Scuba $90 1/08/04
PEAC 1254 Snowboard Riding I $150 1/08/04; 1/12/06; 3/08/22
PEAC 1258 Downhill Skiing I $150 12/18/97; 1/08/04; 1/12/06; 3/08/22
PEAC 1259 Cross-country Skiing $40 1/08/04, 3/26/15; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
PEAC 1260 Beginning Volleyball $25 12/18/97; 1/12/06, 3/26/15; 2/16/17
PEAC 1264 Beginning Basketball $25 12/18/97, 3/26/15; 2/16/17
PEAC 1273 Weight Training Conditioning $25 12/01; 2/16/17
PEAC 1280 Fly Fishing I $35 2/12/09; 3/9/23
PEAC 1287 Rock Climbing I $35 1/27/00; 1/12/06; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
PEAC 1299 Beginning Backpacking $55 1/08/04, 3/26/15; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
PEAC 1296 Desert Living Skills $15 1/08/04, 3/26/15; 2/16/17; 3/9/23
PEAC 1297 White Water Rafting $75 12/18/97; 2/16/17
PEAC 1298 Snowshoeing $25 3/9/23
PEAC 1308 Hike and Fish  $50 3/11/21; 3/9/23
PEAC 1309 Hike-Camp-Fish $55 1/27/00; 2/12/09; 2/11/10; 3/18/14; 3/9/23
PEAC 1320 Big Game Habitat Skills $75 1/27/00; 2/12/09; 2/11/10
PEAC 2012 Advanced Scuba $90 1/08/04
PEAC 2017 Water Safety Instructor $45 12/18/97; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 3/08/22
PEAC 2018 Lifeguard Training $45 12/18/97; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 3/08/22
PEAC 2280 Fly Fishing II $35 2/12/09; 3/9/23
PHLB 1810 Phlebotomy Principles & Practice $160 04/09/20

* Courses using  Wellness Center, Weight Room or Aux Gym
** Swimming Pool User Fee


Justification:
Course # and Name Reason
HLED 1003, Wellness $10 to help cover costs of student projects such as group projects, printing of posters informational/educational fliers created by students, etc.
HLED 1140, Nutrition $10 to cover cost of students projects such as food demonstrations.
HLTK 1650, CPR Red Cross CPR Certificate registration, supplies for manikins, manikin face shield, hygienic wipes for manikins.
NURS and NRST Defray costs of student supplies such as sterile dressing supplies, non sterile gloves, Toothettes, vital sign equipment replacement, catheter kits, sterile gloves, linen replacement, tape, syringes, IV solutions, needles, start kits, tubing, intermittent luer locks, malpractice insurance, assessment tests, medications, Carpuject kits, vials, alcohol wipes, bio-occlusive, hydrocolloid, etc.
OEAC 1222, Wilderness First Aid & Survival $165 to cover the replacement of various firsts aid equipment and to pay NOLS for a 2-year certification for: WFA, CPR, Epi (Nationally Recognized) 
Physical Activity Courses Defray costs for balls, nets, bases, bats, field upkeep, and other supplies.
PEAC Outdoorsman courses Cover the cost for the materials used for i.e. fishing, camp fees, food, tents, cookware, equipment, permits, ski and snowboards with supplies, lift or trail use tickets, travel expenses, etc. Cover the replacement and maintenance of equipment such as avalanche transceivers, avalanche poles, two way radios, compasses, water filters, and maintenance/replacement of camping equipment, consumables such as waxes, first aid supplies, boot disinfectant and maintenance of poles, skis and boots.
PEAC Water Safety Courses Defray the costs of the Red Cross Certification and the costs associated with the use of the mannequins. Supplies; manikins, manikin face shield, hygienic wipes for manikin contact.
PHLB Defray costs of disposable supplies. 
PEAC Indoor Courses Increased 2/16/17 to cover costs to supply courses with safe and up-to-date equipment.
PEAC Scuba courses Help cover the use, maintenance, and repair of scuba equipment supplied by instructor.

 

Who Pays: Students enrolled in Internet courses

Amount: $35

Exceptions:
If a course has a regular course fee and the student is taking the internet section, only the internet course fee will be assessed.

Justification: Costs related to providing and supporting Internet course delivery, such as the license for the classroom management system, Blackboard and technical support (personnel and 800 number access).

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 1/27/00; 12/01; 3/02; 1/09/03; 1/10/08; 2/11/10
Who Pays: Students enrolled in the BAS Independent Study Lab Courses

Amount: $5

Justification: Offset expenses for student handout materials, computer software and other student supplies; Revised to cover cost of inflation.

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 3/22/90; 12/01; 1/09/03
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any Western Wyoming Community College course offered in the outreach areas.

Amount: All outreach sites offering Western Wyoming Community College credit classes are expected to collect the same fees as courses offered on the main campus, unless the Outreach Coordinator in the particular area submits a request to Registration and Records for a waiver or reduction of fees for a particular course(s). In many of the outreach communities, the public school districts provide supplies and materials for our Western Wyoming Community College classes, either as in-kind contributions or for direct payment received from the students of the School District, thus eliminating the need for a course fee.

The procedure to request a fee waiver is as follows:

1. The Outreach Coordinator must submit a request for a course fee waiver to Registration and Records when the course creation is submitted. The request must be accompanied by documentation regarding why fees won't be charged.

2. The waiver request may be made as a one-time request or as a permanent exception. One-time requests are good only for the current year and must be resubmitted each fiscal year. Permanent exception requests will be submitted to the Western Wyoming Community College Board of Trustees when all fees are reviewed. Permanent exceptions are listed below.

3. Registration and Records will submit the request to the Dean of Academic Affairs for authorization.

4. Registration and Records will notify the outreach office of approval or disapproval of the waiver.

Exceptions:
Course Site Fee Board Approval Date
ART 2410 Afton $0  
All BAS Courses Rawlins $0  
All CMAP Courses Afton, Big Piney Medicine BowEncampment, Saratoga,Hanna, Elk Mountain $0  
CMAP 1905 Mountain View $0  
COSC 1200 Mountain View, Saratoga $0  
HLTK 1630 Afton $7 1/05
HLTK 1650 Afton $7 1/05
NRST 1510 Mountain View $0  
PEAC 1273 Afton $0  

This list does not include concurrent courses. Concurrent courses do not have course fees.

Justification: Offset expenses for various student supplies unless waived because of in-kind support from the local school district. Justification for these fees is listed with each course in the Western Wyoming Community College Fee Book.

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 12/14/89, 5/23/96, 1/13/05
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any of the following Science or Math Courses

Amount:
Course Course Name Amount Board Approval Date
BIOL All Courses  $55 3/18/19
CHEM All Courses $70 12/19/91; 12/01; 1/10/07; 2/12/09; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ENTO 1001 Insect Biology $55 3/18/14; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 1000 Orientation to Eng. Computing $35 12/95; 1/13/05; 2/16/17
ES 1060 Intro to Engineering $35 12/14/95; 2/16/17
ES 1070 Solid Modeling I $35 1/13/11
ES 2110 Statics $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 2120 Dynamics $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 2210 Electric Circuit Analysis $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 2230 Computer Aided Drafting $35 12/17/92/; 1/13/05
ES 2240 Advanced Computer Aided Drafting $35 2/8/18
ES 2310 Thermodynamics $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 2330 Fluid Dynamics $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
ES 2410 Mechanics of Materials $25 2/16/17; 3/18/19
GEOL All GEOL Courses $35 12/19/88; 2/12/09; 2/16/17
GEOL 2080 General Field Geology $167 3/26/15; 2/16/17
MOLB 2211 General Microbiology $55 12/15/94; 12/01; 1/13/05; 2/12/09; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
PHYS All PHYS Courses $35 3/18/14; 2/16/17
REWM 2000 Principles of Rangeland Management $55 2/16/17; 3/18/19
REWM 2500 Rangeland Plant Identification $50 3/18/14; 2/16/17
RNEW 2100 Forest Management $55 3/18/14; 2/16/17; 3/18/19

Justification:
Course # and Name Reason
Biology (BIOL) 3/18/19: $5 increase is needed because the cost of goods and materials has continued to increase. Also, $3 of this increase will go to the cost of chemical and biological waste disposal.
Chemistry (CHEM) Increase in costs, shipping and surcharges. Covers the costs for materials used in the labs. 3/18/19: Increase is needed because the cost of goods and materials has continued to increase. Also, $3 of this increase will go to the cost of chemical and biological waste disposal.
Engineering (ES) Defray costs of student materials such as plotter paper, plotter pins, printer cartridges and/or ribbons, repair and replacement of equipment, and other related consumables. Revised to cover cost of inflation.
Entomology (ENTO) New course; Purchase lab supplies such as insect pins, pinning blocks, collection boxes, spreading boards and other consumables; Pay entrance fees to national parks for field trips
Geology (GEOL) Increase in costs. Defray costs of student lab materials such as minerals, maps, duplication of handout materials, aerial photographs, etc., as well as class field trips.
GEOL 2080, General Field Geology Defray cost of food and field supplies during field experience.
MOLB  Increase in costs, shipping and surcharges. Covers the costs for materials used in the labs.
Physics (PHYS) Increased effort by instructor to make the course more demonstrable with hands-on activities; Purchase lab supplies such as glassware, chemicals, electrical wire, batteries, springs, etc.
Renewable Resources (RNEW) New course; Purchase lab materials such as herbarium mounting cards, mounting paper, plant presses, herbarium adhesives; Pay entrance fees to national parks for field trips
Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management (REWM) Covers the cost of supplies.
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any of the following Social Science Courses

Amount:
Course Course Name Amount Board Approval Date
ANTH 1100 Physical Anthropology $25 2/16/17
ANTH 2310 Archaeology Field Methods $150 3/10/16; 2/16/17
CNSL All Courses $10 3/18/19
ENGL 1010 English Composition I $10 1/10/07; 03/11/21
PSYC All Courses $10 3/18/19

 

Justification:
Course Reason
Anthropology (ANTH) Defray costs associated with the maintenance of the teaching collections and non-reusable sample components for labs that need to be replaced for every section, every semester (ANTH 1100) and help cover the costs associated with equipment that needs to be maintained and regularly purchased new equipment as well as travel expenses, permit fees and food while on location at archaeological sites (ANTH 2310).
Counseling (CNSL) $10 to provide materials and supplies needed for offered courses. Helps defray the costs of field trips. (3/18/19)
English   $10 to provide materials and supplies needed for offered courses. 
Honors (HONORS) $25 to provide materials and supplies needed for offer courses. Helps defray the costs of field trips. (3/18/19)
Psychology (PSYC) $10 to provide materials and supplies needed for offer courses. (3/18/19)
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any "one-time" course, such as a Topics course or Workshop, if there are any related expenses for this course such as supplies, mailing costs, travel expenses, and the like.

Amount: Varies with each Topics course or Workshop, but in any event, would cover 100% of any related costs of the offering.

Justification: The College periodically offers courses, under a studies designation. This designation is designed to allow the College to offer a course, where there appears to be demand or need within a program, without the course being listed in the Catalog. This allows for two semesters to test the course, and if the course is successful, it can then be submitted to the Curriculum Committee as a regular on-going Western Wyoming Community College Course. In a similar vein, the College also has opportunities on occasion, to offer a "one-time" Workshop for college credit.

The Vice President for Student Learning will approve the fee amounts, and will then subsequently request Board approval, using the Consent Agenda process.

Fund: Designated, 13 Fund (Special Course Fees)

Board of Trustees Approval Dates: 4/25/96; 1/27/00
Who Pays: Students enrolled in any of the following Technology and Industry Courses

Amount:
Course Course Name Amount Board Approval Date
AFVT All Courses $40 3/26/15; 3/9/23
AUTO All Courses $40 12/16/93; 1/09/03; 1/08/04; 3/18/14; 3/18/19
CMPT All Courses $30 1/10/07; 2/16/17
DESL All Courses $40 12/14/95; 1/9/03; 1/08/04; 3/18/14; 3/18/19
ELAP All Courses $20 12/19/96; 12/01; 3/10/16
ELTR All Courses $25 12/16/93; 12/01; 1/09/03; 3/18/19
INDM All Courses $35 12/18/97; 1/08/04; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
MCH All Courses $35 3/30/87; 1/08/04; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
OGPT All Courses $35 1/12/06; 2/16/17; 3/18/19
PLOP All PLOP Courses $35 3/9/23
PLOP 1540 Plant Operations  $70 03/11/21
POLT  All POLT Courses $250 3/08/22
TECH 1550 General Metallurgy $20 1/27/00; 1/10/07; 3/18/19
TECH 1600 Industrial Safety $20 1/27/00; 1/10/07; 3/18/19
TECH 1680 Reading Tech Schematics $20 1/27/00; 1/10/07; 3/18/19
 TTD 1500 (CDL) Truck Training Driver $1800 12/12/19
WELD 1720 Oxyacetylene Welding $90 12/16/93; 12/01; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1725 Oxyacetylene Cutting $90 12/01; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1755 Shielded Metal Arc $180 12/16/93; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1760 Advanced Shielded Metal Arc $195 12/16/93; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20 3/11/21
WELD 1770 Gas Metal Arc $265 12/16/93; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1774 Gas Metal Arc Welding - Pipe $235 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1776 Flux Core Arch Welding -Pipe $235 1/08/04; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1780 Gas Tungsten Arc $255 1/08/04; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1840 Groove Welding Plate $220 12/16/93; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1850 Welding Fabrication $140 12/16/93; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1950 Shielded Metal Arch Welding (SMAW)- Stainless Steel Basic $185 1/27/00; 12/01; 1/12/06; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 1960 Submerged Arc Weld $115 1/08/04; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 3/11/21
WELD 2515 Pipe Welding I: Schedule 40 Pipe $280 12/16/93; 1/08/04; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2525 Pipe Welding II: Schedule 80 Pipe $265 12/16/93; 1/08/04; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2530 Downhill Pipe Welding $245 12/01; 1/08/04; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2540 Pipe Layout and Fabrication $160 12/15/94; 12/01; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2630 Welding for the Arts I $100 12/01; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2635 Welding for the Arts II $100 12/01; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2650 Gas Tungsten Arc $265 12/16/93; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2660 Stainless Steel Pipe $265 12/16/93; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2670 Welding Inspection $140 12/01; 1/13/11; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2810 Welding Testing Training $120 1/08/04; 1/10/07; 1/13/11; 3/18/14; 3/18/19; 04/09/20; 3/11/21
WELD 2965 Directed Study, Welding $85/hr 2/13/86; 3/18/19
       

Justification:
Course Reason
Alternative Fuel (AFVT) Defray costs associated with replacement of hoses, clamps, gaskets, oil, grease, etc.
Automotive (AUTO) Defray costs of student supplies such as rags, nuts & bolts, gasket sealer, tire equipment, spray blue, hose, floor dry, hot tank detergent, Brakkleen, hose clamps, carburator cleaner, spray carburator cleaner, spray lube & paint, safety-kleen solvent, floor detergent, sand blaster parts and valve grinding stones. $5 fee for student assessment and certification the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) student exam; Purchase supplies such as nuts, bolts, gasket materials, tire equipment, hose clamps, safe solvents, cleaning agents.
Compression Technology (CMPT) Defray costs of consumable goods used in classroom/lab settings. Increased cost 2/16/17; increased from $25 to 30 to reflect the rising costs for materials and supplies.
Diesel Technology (DESL) $5 fee for student assessment and certification the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) student exam; Purchase supplies such as nuts, bolts, gasket materials, tire equipment, hose clamps, safe solvents, cleaning agents.
Electrical Apprenticeship (ELAP) Decreased cost 3/10/16; previous course materials (series of books) are no longer being used and the decrease will continue to cover the cost of student supplies.
Electronics (ELTR) Defray costs of student supplies such as connectors, soldering supplies, small parts, test leads, signal generator, oscilloscope repair/replacement, contractors, wire, relays, etc.
Industrial Maintenance (INDM) Defray cost of student supplies such as hydraulic oil, packing materials, seals, gasket materials, nuts and bolts, shims and other related materials. Increased cost 2/16/17; increased from $20 to $25 to reflect the rising costs for materials and supplies.
Machine Tool (MCH) Covers the rising costs for materials and supplies.
Oil & Gas Production Technology (OGPT) Defray costs of consumables for student supplies. Increased cost 2/16/17; increased from $20 to $30 to reflect the rising costs for materials and supplies.
Plant Operations  Cover the cost of a required manual from 3M. 
Technology (TECH) Purchase course materials such as metal and metallography ingredients, extinguishers, breathing and apparatus canisters, books and laminating materials.
 Truck Training Driver (TTD) CDL fee.
Welding (WELD) Defray costs of student supplies such as welding gas, tips, rods, sheet metal, plate steel, related expendable items; covers cost of materials; revisions cover direct costs increases/decreases. Stainless Steel Basic course fee will be used to purchase consumable materials - stainless steel welding rods. 3/18/14: General 20% increased cost of metals and course support materials. 3/18/19: increased cost due to imposition of steel tariffs.

 

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