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tive of the department in which the student elects to do his major work.
Therefore, students desiring graduate credit for summer work must enroll
with the dean of the Graduate School, and graduates of institutions other than
the University of Kansas must present a complete official transcript of their
college records to the dean of the Graduate School. It is highly important
that this transcript be sent to the dean one month or more in advance of
enrollment.

Students who neglect to furnish evidence that they are eligible for admis-
sion to the Graduate School will be enrolled only provisionally, and graduate
credit for part or all of their work will be forfeited if it appears subsequently
that they are not eligible for unconditional admission.

EXPENSES
FEES *

MartricuLaTION Fes. Every person when he first presents himself for ad-
mission to the University is required to pay a matriculation fee. This fee is
payable only once. For residents of Kansas the fee is $10, for nonresidents
it is $20.

DEFINITION or ReswENce. The residence of persons entering any of the
state institutions of higher education is determined by an act of the legislature
(L. 1938, sp. sess., ch. 70), which reads as follows:

“Persons entering the state educational institutions who if adults have not been, or if
minors, whose parents have not been residents of the state of Kansas for six months prior to
matriculation in the state educational institutions, are nonresidents for the purpose of the pay-
ment of matriculation and incidental fees: Provided further, That no person shall be deemed
to have gained a residence in this state for the aforesaid purpose while or during the elapse of
time attending such institution as a student, nor while a student of any seminary of learning,
unless, in the case of a minor, his parents shall have become actual residents in good faith of
the state of Kansas during such period, or unless, in the case of a minor, he has lived with or
been supported by his parents or either of them for three years or more prior to enrollment
and during said years has been a resident in good faith of the state of Kansas.”

INcwENTAL Fez. There is required by law the following incidental fee:

Kansas Non-
Residents residents

Graduate School, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,

Schools of Business, Education, Engineering and

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Five weeks’ terms (each term).................0% 12.50 85.00
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Nonclinical course, up to 8 hours................ 40.00 100.00

Nonclinical, above 8 hours, per hour............. 5.00 12.50

Junior-senior clinical, per hour...............+.. 10.00 25.00

Part-tIME Fees. Provision is made for persons to take part-time work at
an hourly rate, as follows:

Limited Enrollment Fee: A student who, for good reason, is forced to re-
duce his scholastic load may, with permission of his dean, take a limited
enrollment of not to exceed three hours, with or without credit, for incidental
fees as follows: At Lawrence, $2.50 an hour if he is a resident of Kansas, $7.50
an hour if he is a nonresident; at Kansas City, $5 an hour if he is a resident
of Kansas, $12.50 an hour if he is a nonresident.

Professional Fee: A person of mature age who is already engaged in a pro-
fession or life work may enroll in not to exceed three hours, with or without

 

* All fees are subject to change without notice.
{ Private lessons in music are additional; see ‘‘Music.”’