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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.2 - Parties

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The party commencing an appeal shall be known as the
				  appellant. Any adverse party shall be known as the respondent. After an appeal
				  is commenced in accordance with these rules, no party shall be joined or
				  permitted to intervene, except by leave or direction of the
				  commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.3 - Representation of parties

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The appellant may appear before the commissioner personally
				  or by an attorney. The community school district superintendent or the
				  Chancellor of the City School District of the City of New York (hereinafter
				  "chancellor") may appear only by an attorney.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.4 - Paper requirements

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All papers submitted to the commissioner in connection with
				  an appeal shall be in typewritten form on white paper 81/2 by 11 inches in
				  size, and endorsed with the name, post office address and telephone number of
				  the party submitting the same, or, if a party is represented by counsel, with
				  the name, post office address and telephone number of the party' s
				  attorney.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.5 - Limitation of time for institution of appeal

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An appeal to the commissioner must be instituted within 15
				  days from the appellant's receipt of written notice of the chancellor's
				  decision.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.6 - Institution of appeal

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The appellant shall institute an appeal to the commissioner
				  by:
(a) preparing an appeal, in letter
				format signed by appellant or appellant' s counsel, that shall include the
				following:
(1) name of appellant;
(2) name of arbitrator;
(3) date of arbitrator's decision;
(4) date of chancellor's decision;
(5) date of receipt by appellant of written
				notice of the chancellor' s decision;
(6) a clear and concise statement, not to
				exceed 500 words, setting forth appellant's claim and showing that the
				appellant is entitled to the relief sought;
(7) citations to pages of the transcript and
				exhibits supporting appellant' s claim;
(8) the name, address and phone number of
				appellant or, if appellant is represented by counsel, of appellant's
				counsel;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.7 - Response and record

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(a) The
				chancellor and the community school district superintendent shall, within 10
				days from service of the appeal:
(1) prepare
				a joint response, in letter format signed by respondents or respondents'
				counsel, that shall include the following:
(i) name of appellant;
(ii) name of respondents;
(iii) name of arbitrator;
(iv) date of arbitrator's decision;
(v) date of chancellor's decision;
(vi) a clear and concise statement, not to
				exceed 500 words, setting forth respondents' position with respect to
				appellant's claim, including any applicable defense to such claim;
(vii) citations to pages of the transcript
				and exhibits supporting respondents' position; and
(viii) the name, address and phone number of
				respondents' counsel; and
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.9 - Additional submissions to record

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The commissioner may require the service and filing of
				  submissions in addition to those served in accordance with sections
				  281.6 and
				  281.7  of this
				  Part upon such terms and conditions as he may specify. The commissioner may, in
				  his discretion, in the determination of an appeal, take into consideration any
				  official records or reports on file in the Education Department which relate to
				  issues involved in such appeal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.10 - Dismissal of appeal

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The commissioner may, in his discretion, and at any stage of
				  the proceedings, dismiss an appeal if it appears to his satisfaction that the
				  appeal is untimely, that the appeal does not set forth a clear and concise
				  statement of the appellant's claim, that the appeal has become academic, or
				  that other legally sufficient grounds exist to dismiss the
				  appeal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter IV - Appeals And Other Proceedings Before the Commissioner › Part 281 - Appeals To Commissioner Pursuant To Education Law Section 3020(3) › Section 281.11 - Reopening of decision

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The commissioner may, solely on his own motion, reopen a
				  prior decision where in his judgment the interest of justice will be served
				  thereby.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.1 - Foreword

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These construction standards are in compliance with
					 subdivision 1 of section 375 of article 8-A of the State Education Law and are
					 intended to serve as a guide for uniform construction of facilities for State
					 University. Requirements of planning and construction presently serving
					 satisfactorily in the operation of the State University program will supplement
					 these standards.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.2 - Purpose

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The purpose of these standards is to insure properly
					 planned and constructed campus sites including buildings and all related
					 utility services to serve the academic, residential, recreational and
					 administrative needs of State University with maximum efficiency and
					 economy.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.3 - Scope

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These standards provide the basic performance objectives to
					 be met in planning and designing all facilities to be constructed,
					 rehabilitated and improved for State University.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.4 - Codes and regulations

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(a)
				  General. When questions arise as to interpretation of adopted building codes
				  and detail standards, the State University Construction Fund shall submit a
				  recommendation to the State University for concurrence.
(b) Building codes. All buildings and
				  accessory structures (including equipment and mechanical services) shall be
				  constructed in compliance with the requirements set forth in the Building Exits
				  Code and the National Electrical Code recommended by the National Fire
				  Protection Association and as set forth in the New York State Building
				  Construction Code, except in specific instances where the State University may
				  deem it necessary to require additional safeguards or stricter standards for
				  particular purposes.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.5 - Planning standards

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(a) Space
				  requirements. Plans for all buildings and related facilities shall be developed
				  from space requirements prepared by State University. The space requirements
				  will list all of the required spaces to be included in the building or facility
				  together with the required area and occupancy and description of use of each
				  space. Information shall also be included concerning the functional
				  interrelationship of spaces and as to expected future development and
				  expansion. Any special requirements for related grounds improvements and
				  services or utilities will also be included. The design or layout and
				  development of plans shall be in substantial conformance with the space
				  requirements.
(b) Site planning.
(1) Site planning by the State University
				  shall consider existing and proposed facilities and services, natural
				  topography, foundation conditions, future additions and economical
				  maintenance.
(2) The relative
				  advantages and economics of possible alternatives shall be
				  considered.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 300 - Construction Standards › Section 300.6 - Design standards

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(a)
				  Architectural.
(1) Exterior materials shall
				  be related to the exterior of existing buildings. However, the use of new
				  materials and methods of construction to effect better planning, design and
				  economy in construction and maintenance of the building is
				  encouraged.
(2) Interior materials
				  shall satisfy the functional, aesthetic and economic requirements for interior
				  spaces, but must also be durable and easily maintained.
(3) Fire protection. The building design
				  shall conform to the requirements of the New York State Building Construction
				  Code, the Building Exits Code and the National Electrical Code recommended by
				  the National Fire Protection Association, except in specific instances where
				  the State University may deem it necessary to require additional safeguards or
				  stricter standards for particular purposes.
(4) Fallout shelter requirements and
				  solutions shall be determined in the design of all buildings in accordance with
				  State policy. In general, basement space not programmed shall be designed and
				  excavated for consideration as fallout shelter area or some other future
				  use.
(5) Ramps shall be provided
				  for all academic and student activity buildings and selected dormitories and
				  dining halls to permit access from the exterior to a floor serviced by an
				  elevator.
(6) Acoustics. Acoustical
				  treatment shall be provided where compatible with the designated use of the
				  area or facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 301 - Supplemental Tuition Awards › Section 301.1 - State university supplemental tuition awards

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(a) Effective with respect to the 1976-77
				  academic year and thereafter, a program for State University supplemental
				  tuition awards (SUSTA) is hereby established, subject to the availability of
				  funds appropriated to the State University of New York for such purposes, for
				  the payment of financial assistance to certain full-time students enrolled at
				  the State-operated institutions of the State University who are residents of
				  the State of New York, regularly enrolled in undergraduate programs at such
				  institutions or regularly enrolled in the School of Law or the School of
				  Pharmacy of the State University of New York at Buffalo. Payment of financial
				  assistance of up to the difference between the tuition assistance program (TAP)
				  award received by such student and the tuition and college fee charged to such
				  student for an academic term may be authorized on behalf of such a student by
				  the chief administrative officer or his duly designated representative, based
				  upon the demonstrated financial need of the student, where the student meets
				  the income eligibility requirements for and receives a maximum tuition
				  assistance program (TAP) award pursuant to articles 13 and 14 of the Education
				  Law.
(b) The maximum amount of
				  State University supplemental tuition award for which a student may be eligible
				  will be determined by the amount by which the tuition and the college fee for
				  the program of instruction in which the student is enrolled exceeds the amount
				  which the student receives under the tuition assistance program.
(c) The chancellor, or his designee, is
				  authorized to establish such regulations and guidelines, consistent herewith,
				  as may be necessary for the proper administration of the State University
				  supplemental tuition award program.
(d) No part of any payment made from the
				  program for State University supplemental tuition awards on behalf of a student
				  shall be payable to him under any provision relating to refunds or
				  otherwise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.1 - Tuition and fees at State-operated units of State University

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The payment of tuition and fees in the State-operated units
					 of the State University shall be governed by the following definitions,
					 regulations, and schedule of rates to be charged.
(a)
Definitions.
For the purpose of establishing rental schedules, tuition
					 fees and other charges, the following definitions shall apply:
(1)
Semester.
A period of
				  attendance in which the school year is customarily divided in two equal
				  sessions. In some cases an optional third semester is available.
(2)
Student. Student.
A student at a college operating on a semester basis is any
					 person registered for 12 or more semester hours of work in a regular program
					 whether on campus or at another location.
(3)
Special student.
Special student.
(i) A
				  special student at a college operating on a semester basis is any person
				  registered for fewer than 12 semester hours of work.
(ii) A student attending a summer session,
				  which is not a regular semester, is a special student for the purpose of this
				  definition.
(4)
Change of status.
A person who registers and commences classes
				  initially as a student but whose program is later curtailed for academic
				  reasons, does not change status during that semester to that of special
				  student.
(5)
Residence.
A person whose domicile has been in the State of
				  New York for a period of at least one year immediately preceding the time of
				  registration for any period of attendance shall be a New York resident for the
				  purpose of determining the tuition rate payable for such period. All other
				  persons shall be presumed to be out-of-state residents for such purpose, unless
				  domiciliary status is demonstrated in accordance with guidelines adopted by the
				  Chancellor or designee.
(6)
State or Federal Law Requiring In-State Rates.
Notwithstanding
				  a student's domiciliary status, a student will be considered a resident
				  eligible for in-state tuition rates where so required under state or federal
				  law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.2 - Tuition liability; refunds for cancelling registration

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Effective September 1, 1963, the following policies shall
					 apply to tuition liability and refunds for students cancelling their
					 registration at State-operated units of State University.
(a) A student or special student who is given
				  permission to cancel his registration shall be liable for payment of tuition in
				  accordance with the following schedule:
SCHEDULE OF TUITION LIABILITY
Liability during
Semester
Quarter
8-week term
6-week term
1st week
0
0
0
0
2nd week
30%
50%
60%
70%
3rd week
50%
70%
80%
100%
4th week
70%
100%
100%
5th week
100%
(1) Approval
				  of the cancellation with the date it becomes effective must be certified by the
				  chief administrative officer of the college or his duly designated
				  representative. No money shall be refunded unless application for the refund is
				  made within one year after the end of term for which the tuition requested to
				  be refunded was paid to State University. The first day that classes are
				  offered, as scheduled by the campus, shall be considered the first day of the
				  semester, quarter or other term, and the first week of classes for purposes of
				  this section, shall be deemed to have ended when seven calendar days, including
				  the first day of scheduled classes, have elapsed.
(2) A tuition liability schedule for any term
				  other than those listed in the schedule above shall be determined by the chief
				  administrative officer of each unit of State University subject to the approval
				  of the chancellor of State University.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.3 - College fees

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Effective with respect to the 2021/22 academic year and
					 thereafter, there shall be collected a college fee in the amount of $25 a
					 semester or $17 a quarter from all full-time students, and $1.70 a semester
					 credit hour and $1.10 a quarter credit hour from all special students at all
					 State-operated institutions of the University, except for those full-time or
					 special students attending the University at Albany, Binghamton University, the
					 University at Buffalo, or Stony Brook University, where the amount collected
					 for the college fee shall be $137.50 a semester or $93.50 a quarter from
					 full-time students, and $9.20 a semester credit hour and $6.20 a quarter credit
					 hour from special students. With the exception of the fixed fees to be charged
					 at the University at Albany, Binghamton University, the University at Buffalo,
					 and Stony Brook University, college fees shall be set by each institution at
					 this maximum amount.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.4 - Fines, fees, deposits and charges

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The chancellor or his designee is hereby authorized to
					 establish a schedule of reasonable fines, fees, deposits and charges in
					 accordance with guidelines to be issued by the trustees.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.5 - Tuition charge for nonresident students at maritime college

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(a) The chancellor hereby is authorized to
				  execute in the name and under the seal of the State University on behalf of the
				  Maritime College thereof, an agreement with the United States of America,
				  acting through the Maritime Administration of the Department of Transportation,
				  under the Maritime Academy Act of 1958 ( Public Law 85-672) and applicable
				  regulations, for annual payments in support of the Maritime College, including
				  agreement to admit students resident in other states, and for subsidy payments
				  with respect to students attending the Maritime College and further including
				  agreements with other states to participate in a regional maritime academy
				  whereby students from participating states are charged a special tuition rate
				  of 150 percent of the tuition rate for State residents; provided, however, that
				  students from participating states who have matriculated during or prior to the
				  State University's 2009-10 fiscal year shall be charged a special tuition rate
				  of 125 percent of the tuition rate for State students, in accordance with
				  Federal requirements.
(b) The
				  increased annual payment is support of the Maritime College upon condition of
				  admitting students residents in other states shall be received in discharge of
				  such amount of the established nonresident tuition charge rate as shall reduce
				  it to the special rate described in subdivision (a) of this section in the case
				  of such students admitted under Federal requirements.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.6 - Retroactive tuition obligations; refund of tuition payments

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Effective September 1, 1963 the payment of retroactive
					 tuition obligations or refund of previous tuition payments shall be governed by
					 the following regulations.
(a) Any
				  student who transfers or had transferred from a free tuition program of any
				  State- operated unit of State University to a program for which tuition was
				  required at the time he was enrolled in a free tuition program shall pay a
				  tuition for the period of his attendance in such free tuition program of
				  $162.50 a semester if enrolled as a full-time student or $15.25 a credit hour
				  if enrolled as a part-time student. For any semester after January 1962 a
				  full-time student who was a resident of New York State and entitled to a
				  student incentive grant during such semester shall be charged $112.50 a
				  semester. Such tuition shall be paid before the student is awarded his degree
				  unless arrangements satisfactory to the chief administrative officer of the
				  college have been made for payment of the tuition after graduation by the
				  student.
(b)
(1) Any student who has transferred or shall
				  transfer from any program for which tuition was charged in any State-operated
				  unit of State University to a program for which no tuition was charged during
				  all or any part of such student' s attendance shall be entitled to receive a
				  refund of the amount of tuition paid by him for such period when no tuition was
				  payable by students enrolled in the program to which he is transferred, less
				  the amount of any assistance under the scholar incentive program received by
				  him for such period and also less that part of the amount of any scholarship
				  aid, if any, received by him for such period under article 13 of the Education
				  Law, to which he would not have been entitled if enrolled in a program for
				  which no tuition was charged.
(2)
				  The amount of any refund to which a student become entitled hereunder necessary
				  to discharge any amount of tuition which is then due any payable by him shall
				  be credited to such tuition liability and the balance, if any, shall be paid to
				  such student, or at his election, may be credited to future tuition charges as
				  they become due.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.8 - Waiver of tuition for employees of state university

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Tuition and fees may be waived for any employee of State
					 University who is enrolled in a course of instruction approved by the
					 appointing officer as part of a training program for improved performance in
					 the employee's present position.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.9 - Waiver of tuition for professional employees of community colleges and of research foundation

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(a)
				  Tuition and fees may be waived for any full-time or part-time professional
				  employee of the community colleges under the program of the State University of
				  New York or any full-time or part-time professional employee or appointee of
				  the Research Foundation of State University of New York, who is enrolled in a
				  State University unit in a course of instruction approved by the appointing
				  officer as part of a training program for improved performance in the
				  employee's present position or appointment.
(b) A maximum of six credit hours a term may
				  be waived under this section for any person who is a part-time professional
				  employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.10 - Waiver of tuition for foreign students

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(a) Notwithstanding any other rule or
				  regulation pertaining to the charging of tuition in units of the State
				  University, upon recommendation of the head of the constituent unit of the
				  University, the Chancellor may admit a limited number of students from foreign
				  countries without the payment of tuition.
(b) At no time shall the number of foreign
				  students attending the University under tuition waivers exceed one percent of
				  the total full-time enrollment of the University.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.11 - Charge for credit courses given by educational television

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Each special student enrolled in a course given by
					 educational television for which credit is given shall pay a charge of:
(a) $137 per semester credit hour of which 85
				  cents shall be credited to payment of the college fee; or
(b) $92 per quarter credit hour, of which 55
				  cents shall be credited to payment of the college fee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.12 - Charge for credit courses given by correspondence

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(a) Each special student enrolled in a course
				  given by correspondence for which credit is given shall pay a charge of:
(1) Undergraduate programs:
(i) $137 per undergraduate semester credit
				  hour, of which 85 cents shall be credited to payment of the college fee;
				  or
(ii) $92 per undergraduate
				  quarter credit hour, of which 55 cents shall be credited to payment of the
				  college fee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.13 - Fees and charges for special programs

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The Chancellor is hereby authorized as follows:
(a) To establish such tuition fees and other
				  charges for special courses and programs not explicitly provided for by
				  resolution of this board as will pay all costs required to be met from such
				  income.
(b) To determine and to
				  establish policies regarding refunds of such fees.
(c) To establish the time and method of
				  payment of such fees and charges.
(d) To delegate to the administrative head of
				  an institution the power to establish such charges for special events and
				  noncredit programs of less that [sic] a regular or summer session duration as
				  will pay all costs required to be met from such income subject to such rules
				  and regulations as he may deem necessary.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.15 - Waiver of application fee and tuition for students enrolled in certain programs

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(a) The
				  application fee and tuition may be waived by the chancellor, or his designee,
				  for students enrolled in State University educational opportunity programs, or
				  similar programs as certified by the chancellor or his designee.
(b) The application fee may be waived by the
				  chancellor, or his designee, for New York State residents who are graduates,
				  with an associate degree, of a State University of New York two-year college,
				  including the community colleges operating within the program of the
				  University, and who apply to continue their education at a senior campus of the
				  University.
(c) The application fee
				  and tuition may be waived for students in State University programs sponsored
				  and funded by ACTION, an agency of the Federal government, or for students
				  engaged in similar programs as certified by the chancellor, or his designee,
				  effective with respect to the 1977-78 academic year and thereafter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.16 - Deferral of payment of tuition and fees and other charges by veterans

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[Additional statutory authority: L. 1973, ch. 749] Upon
					 request by a student who is an eligible veteran, the payment of tuition and
					 other fees and charges, less the amounts payable for such purposes from
					 scholarships or other financial assistance awarded said veteran pursuant to
					 article 13 or 130 of the Education Law or any other State or Federal aid
					 program, shall be deferred in such amounts and until such times as the several
					 payments of veterans'benefits under the Veterans'Readjustment Benefit Act of
					 1966, as amended, are received by the veteran, provided that the veteran has
					 filed a claim for such benefits and presents to the State University proof of
					 eligibility, extent of entitlement to benefits and the need for deferral until
					 the receipt of such benefits. The chancellor or his designee may promulgate
					 such additional regulations and proceedings, not inconsistent herewith, as may
					 be required to facilitate implementation of this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.17 - Basic educational opportunity grants (beog)

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(a) Effective with respect to the 1976-77
				  academic year and thereafter, in order to be eligible in each academic year for
				  financial assistance from the program for State University supplemental tuition
				  awards, supplemental financial assistance in educational opportunity programs
				  (SEEK) or State University tuition waivers, a student at a State-operated
				  institution or community college shall be required to file an application, if
				  eligible, for a basic educational opportunity grant (BEOG) with the appropriate
				  agency of the Federal government (title IV-A-1 of the Higher Education Act of
				  1965, as amended). Evidence that such student has completed a BEOG application
				  shall be on file at the appropriate State-operated institution or community
				  college no later than 45 days from the commencement of the academic
				  year.
(b) The chancellor, or his
				  designee, may develop and issue appropriate guidelines and procedures for the
				  implementation of this section, including, but not limited to, procedures for
				  waiver of the filing requirement if hardship for a student would
				  result.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.18 - Waiver of application fees for military veterans and spouses

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The admissions application fee shall be waived for all
					 eligible military veterans, active-duty military, reserve and national guard
					 members, and spouses and dependents of such eligible individuals, as defined by
					 the chancellor or designee, who apply for admission to a SUNY State-operated
					 campus.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 302 - Tuition, Fees and Charges › Section 302.19 - 2020 campus student government elections

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Any election for the selection of campus student government
					 officers at state-operated institutions scheduled for the spring 2020 semester
					 shall be postponed and shall be held at a time and place as determined by the
					 applicable student government leadership between the dates of September 8 and
					 September 20, 2020, and such election shall occur in conjunction with the
					 referendum on student activity fees, if such referendum was to be held in the
					 spring 2020 semester. Any representative serving in the spring 2020 semester
					 from a campus that has postponed its election until the fall of 2020 shall
					 remain in such position until the fall 2020 election; provided that in the
					 event such representative cannot fully execute all powers or responsibilities
					 of the office, the campus government may create a process to ensure all duties
					 or responsibilities are executed by another officer or officers, as designated
					 by such student government. If such an election held in the spring 2020
					 semester occurred prior to March 26, 2020, the results of such election shall
					 remain in force and shall not be impacted by this
					 postponement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 303 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Prope › Section 303.1 - Purpose

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These rules and regulations are in compliance with
					 subdivisions 12-b, 12-c, and 12-d of section 307 of article 7 of the Education
					 Law and are intended to serve as a guide for the making of payments to eligible
					 persons for moving expenses as well as for any additional incidental and
					 supplemental relocation payments upon their displacement and relocation from
					 real property acquired pursuant to such law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 303 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Prope › Section 303.4 - Fixed residential room-count allowance and fixed moving expenses for individuals and families including residents of furnished living units and mobile homes

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(a) When in
				  lieu of proving actual reasonable and necessary moving expenses as provided in
				  section
				  303.3(c),
				  herein, an eligible individual or family elects to receive the $100 dislocation
				  allowance plus a room-count reimbursement as set forth in section
				  303.3(c)(3),
				  such payment will be determined on the basis of the following schedule in
				  accordance with the number of counted rooms from which the family or individual
				  moves. Such payment shall cover all items and incidentals of expense necessary
				  to the vacating of the premises acquired or being acquired by the State except
				  the reasonable cost of ambulance transportation for 50 miles, necessary because
				  of illness, age or disability for which payment will be made based upon
				  detailed receipts acceptable to the trustees.
Number of Counted Rooms
Amount
1-1
								1/2.......................................................
$ 50
2-2
								1/2.......................................................
75
3-3
								1/2.......................................................
100
4-4
								1/2.......................................................
125
5-5
								1/2.......................................................
150
6-6
								1/2.......................................................
175
7-7 1/2
								........................................................
200
8-8
								1/2.......................................................
225
9-9
								1/2.......................................................
250
10-10 1/2
								.........................................................
275
11-11 1/2
								........................................................
300
12-12
								1/2.......................................................
325
13-13 1/2
								........................................................
350
14-14
								1/2.......................................................
375
15 or
								more.......................................................
400
(b)
				  Tenants in furnished rooms, furnished apartments and mobile homes, when the
				  principal household furniture and equipment is owned by the operator of such a
				  facility and when such tenant furnishes and uses in such facilities a nominal
				  amount of his own household equipment, under such circumstances an individual
				  or family, upon proper application and verification of the claim, will be paid
				  $150 upon vacating the premises.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 303 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Prope › Section 303.5 - Actual moving expenses for business concerns

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Payment for actual reasonable and necessary moving expenses
					 for business concerns (including the operation of a farm) will be made based
					 upon receipted bills from recognized movers after approval of bids submitted
					 and inventories taken pursuant to section
					 303.3(b)(1)
					 (a)  of this Part. In the case of an owner or
					 tenant performing the moving himself, payment would, in the discretion of the
					 trustees, be based on the actual cost of hiring equipment and personnel at
					 prevailing rates in the community for that type of equipment and personnel, or
					 upon bids from two recognized movers and timely inventories which the trustees
					 shall cause to be made. All books and records kept by the owner or tenant shall
					 be subject to review and audit by a State representative during reasonable
					 business hours, all of which shall be documented in forms agreeable to the
					 trustees. Whenever moving is performed by a licensed mover operating under
					 regulatory authority, the amount paid as reimbursement for actual moving
					 expenses shall not be in excess of the tariffs filed by such mover with either
					 the Interstate Commerce Commission or the State Public Service Commission, as
					 the case may be.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 303 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Prope › Section 303.6 - Supplemental relocation payments to residential owners and tenants

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(a) Supplemental
				  relocation payments, as set forth herein, shall be based upon market studies
				  and data obtained by the office of university land acquisition of available
				  housing in the general area of the acquisition. In the event that the trustees
				  determine that there are no comparable decent, safe and sanitary homes on the
				  market in the general area of the appropriated property, the trustees may make
				  supplemental relocation payments based upon the cost-to-cure (make decent, safe
				  and sanitary) the acquired residential unit or upon whatever other basis they
				  deem appropriate under the particular circumstances involved. In the discretion
				  of the trustees, an advance payment may also be made to an eligible residential
				  tenant or owner where a hardship situation is deemed to exist pursuant to
				  section
				  303.3(a)(8).
				  The amount and manner of such payment is to be determined by the trustees
				  according to the particular circumstances of each situation.
(b) A supplemental relocation payment of up
				  to $5,000 as defined in this Part may be made to owners of residential property
				  acquired by the trustees, subject to the following conditions:
(1) The residence contained no more than
				  three residential units.
(2) The
				  residence was owned and occupied at least one year as the owner's permanent
				  home or legal residence prior to the date of the first money offer made by the
				  trustees to the owner, or the service on the owner of a written request to
				  vacate, whichever is earlier.
(3)
				  The owner must supply proof of his purchase and of his occupation of a decent,
				  safe, sanitary replacement dwelling as defined herein within one year from the
				  date he is formally requested to vacate by the trustees or 90 days after title
				  has vested in the State of New York, whichever occurs later.
(4) If the residential dwelling and homesite
				  are a part of a substantially larger parcel of the same property, the appraised
				  value of said dwelling and necessary homesite shall be separated from the
				  compensation for the total appropriated property in calculating the
				  supplemental relocation payment.
(5) An owner eligible for the $5,000
				  supplemental relocation payment who elects to rent rather than purchase a
				  replacement residence and receives a tenant-owner supplemental relocation
				  payment of up to $1,500 and then elects to purchase a residence within the time
				  limit provided herein may receive the owner-supplemental-relocation payment up
				  to $5,000 less any prior supplemental relocation payment based on rental
				  differential.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 304 - Re-employment Of Retired Public Employees › Section 304.1 - Definitions

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Wherever used in this Part:
(a) The term chancellor shall mean the
				  chancellor of State University of New York.
(b) The term college shall mean any State
				  operated college, statutory or contract college, the Agricultural Experiment
				  Station at Geneva, or locally sponsored two-year colleges under the program of
				  State University other than a two-year college sponsored or administered by the
				  board of higher education of the City of New York.
(c) The term chief administrative officer
				  shall mean the head of a college, whether called president, dean, provost,
				  director or otherwise.
(d) The term
				  professional service shall include any position in the unclassified service
				  pursuant to subdivision (h) or (i) of section 35  of the Civil Service Law.
(e) The term retired person shall mean a
				  retired member of a public retirement system or pension plan administered by
				  the State of New York, or any of its political subdivisions, who is receiving a
				  retirement allowance for other than physical disability.
(f) The term the act shall mean the
				  provisions of article 7 of the Retirement and Social Security Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter A - Regulations of the Board of Trustees › Part 304 - Re-employment Of Retired Public Employees › Section 304.2 - Application

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These regulations shall apply only to those retired persons
					 to be employed in a position in the professional service. Any retired persons
					 to be employed in a position not in the professional service shall be so
					 employed in accordance with the provisions of the act.