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50% off tuition & housing

Because you never stop learning, Pacific Union College is offering a summer feast of quality courses, workshops and seminars–all at half price. And while tuition and housing are also half price throughout the summer, PUC's nationally recognized quality remains the same.

View class schedule and register online at lantern.puc.edu.

If you'd like more information, call us at 1-800-862-7080, option #4.

Quarter hours of credit for each course is listed on Lantern. A number of courses have specific prerequisites. Students who are unfamiliar with prerequisites should consult the regular PUC Catalog before registration.

While every effort is made to provide accurate and current information, Pacific Union College reserves the right to change without notice statements in the Catalog concerning rules, policies, fees, curricula, courses or other matters.

PUC reserves the right to adjust rates, rents and fees during the summer to accommodate economic fluctuations.

Our Mission

Pacific Union College is a Seventh-day Adventist learning community offering an excellent Christ-centered education that prepares its students for productive lives of useful human service and uncompromising personal integrity.

Expenses

During summer school, PUC offers tuition savings to all students who enroll, except those taking directed study courses.

Tuition	$310/hour–regular classes $188/hour–most seminars and workshops $620/hour–directed study
Room Rates	$188/week–Single $94/week–Single Special (Full-time working on-campus, or working on-campus and going to classes) $125/week–Double, per person $63/week–Double Special, per person (Full-time working on-campus, or working on-campus and going to classes)

• Women and families may make housing arrangements by calling Winning Hall at (707) 965-6313.
• Men may make housing arrangements by calling Newton Hall at (707) 965-7418.

It is assumed that you will be a single occupant (with a single occupant rate) unless you make arrangements for someone to share the room with you. Room rates as quoted do not include linen. Projected room charges are due at the time of registration for each course.

Students attending summer session may choose to use their ID card for purchases at the dining commons. This is charge per use, and will be billed at the end of each month. You may pay cash for your food or purchase a meal card for a specific amount of money from the Dining Commons. Call the Dining Commons at (707) 965-6327 for more information.

Summer Residence Hall Discount

There is a special 50% off the full room rate during the summer for students who are:

1. Employed on campus and taking PUC classes.
2. Taking classes full time.
3. Living in the Residence Halls.

Music Lessons

$200/hour, with credit (tuition additional)
$300/hour, no credit

Payment

Full payment at the time of registration for each course is required for all tuition, workshop fees, and projected room and board (see Expenses). All students who register for summer school are subject to the financial policies as stated in the annual Bulletin regarding payment of their accounts and release of transcripts.

Academic Standards and Policies

The regulations printed in the college Catalog and Student Guide apply to the summer session. Students are advised to become familiar with these regulations.

Library Services

As a Pacific Union College Summer School student, you may use the in-house services of the Nelson Memorial Library free of charge. To obtain a library card, apply at the library circulation desk.

Summer School for Educators

This summer PUC is offering several seminars tailored to the needs of teachers, targeted to excellence-oriented goals. Questions about summer seminars and classes should be addressed to the Department of Education, Pacific Union College, One Angwin Avenue, Angwin, CA 94508, 707-965-7265.

Payment: In-service teachers from within the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists who are sponsored by their respective employing organizations should make advance arrangements with their local conference educational superintendent who, in turn, provides the college with the proper authorization. This authorization must be received by June 17, at Enrollment Services, Pacific Union College, One Angwin Avenue, Angwin, CA 94508-9707, 707-965-6677 to be considered in lieu of the tuition payment.

Teachers attending summer school should pay on-campus room and board charges at registration time if they will be living in dormitories for more that two weeks. If the teachers is attending for two weeks or less, the dormitory dean should be paid directly, and cash should be paid for meals in the Dining Commons.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Shakespeare in Performance: ENGL 473 (2-3 credits)
Cynthia Westerbeck, Program Coordinator

NOTE: This class has been cancelled for summer 2008. It will resume again summer 2009.

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is the nation's oldest and largest rotating repertory theater. Located in the town of Ashland, the Festival has staged top-quality productions of Shakespeare and other great playwrights for over sixty-five years. Come join us for this unique class experience. Those who do not need college credit can come simply for the joy of being immersed in the work of Shakespeare.

Dates: Tuesday, August 12 (10:00 a.m.) - Thursday, August 14 (8:00 p.m.)

Location: Ashland, Oregon (Oregon Shakespeare Festival)

Plays: A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Comedy of Errors, Othello, Coriolanus (and A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller)

Tour Cost:
Non-credit tour: $450
Course for credit: $400 plus tuition [2-3 credits].
(50% discount on summer tuition: $310 per credit hour.)

Cost includes play tickets, backstage tour, meeting with an actor, access to Festival Exhibition Center, seminars on the plays, farewell dinner, and department fee. Cost does not include transportation, food, or lodging.

Lodging: Participants must make their own arrangements (Contact Program Coordinator for suggestions on the most affordable options)..

Transportation: Participants must supply own transportation (Ashland is approx. 5-6 hours by car from PUC)

Deadlines: Full payment due Friday, June 23, 2008

Cancellations: A complete refund will be available for cancellations received prior to June 23, 2008. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS AFTER JUNE 23!

Late Applications: Late applications will be accepted, space permitting, until Ashland's final payment deadline in early-July. However, applications received after June 23, 2008 will be ineligible for refund.

Contact for Information:
Cynthia Westerbeck (Program Coordinator)
PUC English Department
One Angwin Avenue
Angwin, CA 94508
(707) 965-6610
e-mail: cwesterbeck@puc.edu