Wilmington Campus

Registration Information

• Credit Course Registration Information
• Non-Credit Course Registration Information
• Telecourse Information

Registration Information for Credit Courses

It's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3

1. Advisement
   • Call your advisor for an appointment
   • Make course selection
   • Obtain telephone registration clearance (if eligible) or advisor's signature
2. Registration
   • By touchtone telephone: DelDial 577-5555
   • By walk-in
3. Payment
   • Telephone registration - payment must be made within three business days for Spring and Summer classes. Students registrering for the Fall semester have until the last day of Summer classes to pay. After that date, payment must be received within three business days.
   • Walk-in registration - check, cash, or credit card. Payment must be made upon registration for summer classes. Fall students have until July 26 to pay, after that they must pay immediately upon registering.

Fall Semester 99-1

• Open Registration: August 18-19, 1998
• Term begins: August 24, 1998
• Term ends: December 14, 1998
• Course schedules

Spring Semester 99-2

• Early Registration Begins: November 16, 1998
• Open Registration: January 12-13, 1999
• Term begins: January 19, 1999
• Term ends: May 15, 1999
• Course schedules

Summer Sessions 99-3

• Early Registration Begins: April 19, 1999
• Open Registration: May 20, 1999
• Session 1 begins: June 1, 1999
• Session 2 begins: June 16, 1999
• Term ends: August 5, 1999
• Schedules not yet available

In addition the the dates listed, departments have other advisement periods. Returning technology students must contact their advisors to schedule an appointment to complete the registration process. To confirm your advisor assignment, call 454-3996 between 08:30 and 16:30.

Credit Courses, Tuition and Fees

Tuition is a major part of your college costs. In-state tuition costs are paid by individuals and dependents of those for whom Delaware has been the principal residence for at least six months, as well as those who have been employed in the State of Delaware for at least six months. Out-of-state tuition costs are paid by those who are not eligible for in-state rates.

In-state tuition:      $ 57.50 per credit; 12 or more credits $ 690.00

Out-of-state tuition:  $143.75 per credit; 12 or more credits $1725.00

Deferred Tuition Plan

A deferred tuition payment plan is available. One third of the student's total bill (tuition and fees) with a minimum payment of $175.00 ($438.00 out-of-state), whichever is greater, is payable at registration. See Student Handbook for more details.

Fees

A student service fee is charged to all students. The fee is $15.00 per semester for full-time students and $6.00 for part-time students. There is a late registration fee of $25.00

A $4.50 per course materials fee is charged for all credit courses.

Some classes also require a lab fee. These fees are specified in the courses listings available via the Web as well as on Master Schedules posted in front of the Registrar's office.

Students must display a parking permit which can be obtained in the Security office for $7.00 per year.

For more information regarding tuition, fees (parking, student services, lab, and materials), residency requirements, and College refund policy, please consult the Student Handbook for more details.

Books and Supplies

Books, supplies, and equipment costs vary with program requirements.

Financial Aid

You are encouraged to apply for financial aid as a part-time or full-time students. Each year, eligible students at the Stanton/Wilmington Campus receive grants and loans to help fund their education. Part-time on-campus jobs are available throught the work-study program. You may obtain a copy of the free Federal Student Aid Application and Student Guide from the Financial Aid Office. Call (302) 571-5358 for additional details.

How to apply for Financial Aid:

• Pick up a financial aid application from the Financial Aid Office. Remember, you must apply every year. Apply early.
• Accurately complete the financial aid application. If you need help completing it, or if you have a question, contact the Financial Aid Office.
• Return the application to the Financial Aid Office at either campus for processing. Do not mail the application. Be sure to keep copies of everything. Remember: mistakes mean delays!
• If the Financial Aid Office sends you requests for additional information, respond immediately!
• Financial Aid deadlines: Summer semester: May 1, Fall semester: July 1

Students who have received their Financial Aid award letters should:

• First complete step 1 (Advisement) and step 2 (Registration)
• For step 3 (Payment), students should bring their award letter to the Business Office to receive a validated schedule (or their registration will be canceled). If the amount of aid awarded does not cover the bill, the student must settle the balance at the Business Office.
• Students may register using DelDial with advisor approval. For summer classes, students must then come to the Business Office within three business days to validate their schedule or their registration will be canceled. Students registering for the Fall Semester have until July 26 to pay. After that date, payment must be received within three business days.

Students who have applied for Finaincial Aid, but have not yet been awarded

• Call the Financial Aid Office to obtain the stauts of their application

Scholarships

The Stanton/Wilmington Campus offers scholarships to qualified applicants and current students to help fund their education. Scholarships are awarded based upon academic excellence, leadership, and involvement in student or civic affairs. Part-time as well as full-time students may apply for scholarships. Financial need may be considered but is not a deciding factor for the awarding of scholarships.

How To Apply For Admission

1. Obtain an admission application by calling (302) 888-5288. Complete it and return it to the Stanton Campus with a $10 fee.
2. Request that your high school and/or college transcripts be sent to the Admissions Office.
3. Arrange to take the College Placement Test (CPT) unless you have already completed college-level Mathematics and English courses with a "C" grade or better. The CPT is administered by the Admissions Office (302) 571-5343 and is used to determine appropriate course placement.
4. Meet with a Delaware Tech counselor to discuss your CPT results and select your course schedule.
5. Remember to apply and register early for the best selection of courses.

Non-Credit Course Registration Information

A large variety of non-credit courses are offered at all times. A comprehensive list of classes offered is available from this World Wide Web server and is updated daily. You may also pick up a complete catalog at the campus. You may register for courses by phone (454-3956), fax, mail, or in-person. Enrollment is limited and registrations are accepted on a first come first serve basis.

• Spring '99 classes

See Also:

• Stanton Campus Registration Info
• Terry Campus Registration Info
• Jack F. Owens Campus Registration Info
• Delaware Tech's Home Page