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crowded environment and better purkini;.
Summer term differs from school year
By Daralyn Trappe
Emerald Contributor
(duinges m tuition and an in
(.roast'd number ol out-of-state
and international students on
i arnpus are two of the most sir;
nificant differem es between
summer term and the rest of the
at ademit vnar at the I niveisi
ty
Her arise the l ’uiversitv re
t,fives no state funding lot
summer session, tuition tends
to be higher for resident slu
dents than it is tor the rest of
tfie at ademit year
"Summer term is finaiu.ialh
self-supporting.' said Ron
I rebun, summer session direr
tor "We gel no state support
so tuition must pu\ all the es
penses
Trebon said the I'niversity
tries to keep summer term tui
tion comparable to tuition dm
ing tfir* rest ot the year, hut it
usually ends up a little higher
llie main tu it ion d ist im tion
during summer term is th.it stu
dents pay oil a pci credit basis
rather paying a set amount for
full lime attendant e
During the regulai ar odeum
year, students taking 12 to 2 1
credits pay the same amount
During summer term tuition
rises v\ ith eat h credit
file more you take the
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Although summer term is
generalh mure costly tli.m the
rest ot tlie year it also has its
positive aspei Is I rebnn said
'We want to make it as at
tractive as possible. he said
"We have separate lour week
sessions, the i lasses are spread
out we tr\ to he student sen
siti\e and we try to give stu
dents the same cpialitv ol .11 a
demii experience that they re
1 e i V e S e p I e in he 1 t li t oU g It
June
I le added that part ol the at
trai lion ol summer term 1 an be
found in smaller 1 lasses, lower
people on (ampus and more
a\ ailable park mg
Registrar 1 lerb < dierei k estl
mated that about 0.00(1 people
will be taking 1 lasses at the
I diversity this summer as op
posed to Hi.(too during the rest
ot the year
Another unii|ue tuition dll
lereni e is that .ill students,
whether resident or null-rosi
dent, pa\ the same amount
"That's been a tradition in
the Oregon system lot years
1 rebon said During summer
term everybody pa\s instate
tuition It we charged people
out-of-state tuition, Wf would
probable have a sizable drop in
enrollment
rht* .miiii tire imiion lor mm
residents results in .1 higher
than usual pun entage of inter
national students at the 1 'nicer
silv during lilt* summer. I rehou
said
Miisl 11I I!u>m‘ -.1111 Ini! ■ about
JIH1 an* I10111 I an.ula
\\ i * liavr a long I rad it ion ol
attracting (Canadian students
lull we also have qililr a fevr
from ('.rriuanv and Iron) tin*
I )i irnl I rebon said
Making tuition ,11 i essible loi
non resident students helps
keep enrollment up during the
summe 1 Trebon said ()m e
those students are on tempos
the I'diversity hopes they con
tinue oil loi I lie lest ol the year
he added
lie estimated that tat to lei
percent ol all the students who
take courses during the sum
met attend during the rest ol
the year as well
besides attrai ting non resi
dents, summer term is also a
time uhen many trai hers lie
1 iiini* students again I rebun
said
We get lots ol people who
ale m edin at ion either teai h
eis nr administrators Trebon
said Many of them 1 nine hut k
to rimers their trai lung 1 ertili
cates
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