Estimated Educational Expense Worksheet

Our staff will do everything possible to assist you in obtaining financial assistance and information. Ripon College strives through its publications and other communications to provide schools, parents and students with factual information about its costs, aid opportunities, programs, practices and policies. The College does not discriminate on the basis of race, age, color, religion, sex, disability or national origin.

You have the right to: • Seek financial aid counseling.

Receive information about how your offer was calculated.

Have your financial need reviewed through an appeal process if you or your family’s financial circumstances change. Know how much aid you will receive each semester and when it will be disbursed or applied to your account. Know the terms of any work-study offered.

Know the interest rate, as well as the amount, method and starting dates of repayment for any loan offered. Access your financial aid file. Know that the information you give to the Office of Financial Aid will be treated confidentially. Information from a student’s file will not be released to anyone without a signed release from the student, except to Ripon College staff and financial aid donors. You have the responsibility to: • Provide accurate and factual information on all financial aid forms in a timely manner.

Provide any additional information requested during the application process, which may include IRS tax information, verification worksheets, or other required documentation.

Be aware of financial aid deadlines.

Notify the Office of Financial Aid of any change in name, address, marital status or credit load.

Use financial aid for educational expenses only. Meet Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements to maintain eligibility for financial aid.

Report any additional financial aid you receive such as scholarships, outside grants or other tuition assistance.

Repay all loans or prior over-award of financial aid according to your truthin-lending and promissory notes. If you are in default on a loan, you are not eligible for additional financial aid. For information about repaying your student loans, visit Student Aid on the Web (www.studentaid.gov). Notify the Office of Financial Aid if you are in default on an education loan or owe financial aid repayments.

If we obtain information which conflicts with data on your application materials, your offer could be changed or canceled. Funds obtained on the basis of false information will have to be repaid, and you will be subject to criminal prosecution.

Required Forms: Deposit: Due May 1 (required) Housing Application: Due May 1 (required) Health Information Form: Preferred May 1 / Due Aug. 1 Educational Planning Form: Due May 1 Foreign Language Placement Survey: Due June 1 Final High School Transcript: Due July 1 Summer Orientation 2021 Choose from one of two sessions this June: Session 1: Monday, June 21 - Tuesday, June 22 Session 2: Tuesday, June 22 - Wednesday, June 23

First Semester 2021 Monday, July 26 Friday, Aug. 13 Saturday, Aug. 21

Monday, Aug. 23 Tuesday, Aug. 24 Thursday, Sept. 16 Fri.-Sat., Sept. 24-25 Fri.-Sat., Oct. 8-9 Friday, Oct. 15 Monday, Oct. 25 Friday, Nov. 19 Thursday, Nov. 25 Friday, Nov. 26 Friday, Dec. 10 Monday, Dec. 13 Friday, Dec. 17 Liberal Arts in Focus begins Liberal Arts in Focus ends Residence halls open for new students, 9 a.m. Matriculation Convocation, 3 p.m. Residence halls open for returning students, 9 a.m. Classes begin, 8 a.m. Constitution and Citizenship Day Fall Fest Family Weekend Fall vacation begins, 5 p.m. Classes resume Catalyst Day, classes suspended Thanksgiving Day; classes suspended Classes suspended; Commons and residence halls open Last day of classes Final examinations begin Last day of final examinations

Second Semester 2022 Monday, Jan. 3 Liberal Arts in Focus begins Friday, Jan. 14 Liberal Arts in Focus ends Sunday, Jan. 16 Residence halls open for all students, 9 a.m. Monday, Jan. 17 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Tuesday, Jan. 18 Classes begin, 8 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 29 Founders’ Day Friday, March 11 Spring vacation begins, 5 p.m. Monday, March 21 Classes resume Wednesday, April 20 Catalyst Day, classes suspended Awards Convocation, 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 3 Last day of classes Wednesday, May 4 Reading day Thursday, May 5 Final examinations begin Wednesday, May 11 Last day of final examinations Sunday, May 15 Commencement Monday, May 16 Liberal Arts in Focus begins Friday, June 3 Liberal Arts in Focus ends

ESSENTIAL CONTACTS

Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the academic year. Office of Admission general information, how to enroll 920-748-8709 | ripon.edu/admission Health Services health form, immunizations, insurance 920-748-8141 | ripon.edu/health-wellness

Office of Financial Aid FAFSA, financial aid, work-study 920-748-8101 | ripon.edu/financial-aid

Business Office tuition payment, billing plans 920-748-8106

Office of Residence Life housing, move-in 920-748-8186 | ripon.edu/housing-dining

Student Activities and Orientation summer orientation 920-748-8112 | ripon.edu/clubsorganizations

Student Support Services accommodations and special needs 920-748-8107 | ripon.edu/studentsupport-services Counseling Services group and individual counseling 920-748-8312 | ripon.edu/counseling

Dean of Students 920-748-8111 | ripon.edu/dean-of-students

Office of Constituent Engagement 920-748-8126 | ripon.edu/alumni

Career and Professional Development 920-748-8318 | ripon.edu/career

Center for Diversity and Inclusion 920-748-8194 | ripon.edu/diversity

Franzen Center for Academic Success 920-748-8702 | ripon.edu/franzen-centeracademic-success

Registrar AP and IB credit, class registration 920-748-8119 | ripon.edu/registrar

Use this worksheet to help determine your billing costs for the upcoming school year.

The comprehensive fee for full-time students for the 2021-22 academic year is:

Tuition $47,800

Room $4,530

Board $4,560

Activity Fee $300

TOTAL $57,190

CHARGES

CREDITS

Tuition

Activity Fee Room (enter “0” if commuting) Board (enter “0” if commuting)

TOTAL CHARGES

Total scholarships and grants from all sources (include tuition remission, outside gift aid, etc.)

Federal Direct Loan (a processing fee of up to 3.0% may be deducted from your loan proceeds prior to disbursement, example: $3,500 x 97.0%=$3,395)

BALANCE

TOTAL CREDITS

–= /2 TOTAL CHARGES TOTAL CREDITS ESTIMATED BILL (full year) ESTIMATED BILL (per semester)

*Please keep in mind there are additional costs associated with attending Ripon College. Please refer to the indirect costs section in this booklet for more information.

Office of Financial Aid 300 West Seward Street Ripon, Wisconsin 54971

Phone: 920-748-8101 Fax 920-748-8370 financialaid@ripon.edu

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