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Yes.
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Those funds are now available. To seek assistance from this program, go to https://www.utc.edu/student-outreach/student-emergency-fund/index.php.
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No. Undergraduate students from one of the eight states bordering Tennessee and undergraduate students from South Carolina already qualify for a reduced tuition rate.
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No. Unused Mocs Bucks and Board Meals balances expire at the end of each semester.
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Yes. Online-only programs have different fee structures.
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Complete information can be found here: gradguard.com/tuition
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No, but if a student contracts COVID-19 and must be excused from the University for medical reasons, that circumstance is covered by tuition insurance.
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No, but if conditions outside a student’s control force an online class format, the Online Access Fee is assessed.
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Online classes have not been discounted; standard fee schedules still apply. The only change is if a traditional, on-campus student is taking an online course, the Online Access Fee is not assessed. If a student is in a fully online program, the Online Access Fee is assessed.
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No, parking rates will not be prorated for fall 2020 semester.
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Students experiencing financial hardships are encouraged to apply to the Denise and Tim Downey Student Emergency Fund.
Some examples of relief include:
- Books and supplies
- Items lost to fire, theft, flood, etc.
- Housing needs
- One-time or nonrecurring medical expenses
- Emergency expenses related to dependents (e.g. childcare).
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We will make every effort to ensure students do not fall behind or are penalized for being sick and missing class. If a student misses class due to COVID-19 or being asked to self-isolate after contact tracing identifies them for potential exposure, the student should notify professors and Student Outreach and Support.