For transportation and admission costs incurred on field trips required in credit courses. When an alternative course is offered with no special course fees. A non-music major takes private piano lessons. A student takes an art course using leather resulting in a belt kept by the student. A student takes a course involving a required bus trip and museum admission.
Students use a chemistry lab manual to record lab results.
For normal breakage or consumption of materials purchased by the University for students direct use in activities integral to credit course instruction. For typical duplicated instructional handout materials 5. For activities related to required credit course instruction not identified in A or B, even though these course activities represent special or extraordinary costs. Duplicated materials such as assignments, syllabi, etc. Computer access required in an accounting course.