User Fees and Fines

The District Board of Trustees of Santa Fe College reviews and approves the User Fees and Fines Schedule every June within guidelines approved by the Florida Legislature.

At SF, user fees and fines are assessed to students and/or community members who use services that, because of their nature, require special funding not provided by regular tuition. (Tuition rates can be found at the Tuition Costs and Due Dates webpage.) User fees shall not exceed the cost of the services provided and shall be charged only to persons receiving the services. The funds received by the college are used to cover the cost of the services provided. The schedule below outlines the details of existing fees including the date of the most recent Board changes. Increases are based on increase in cost of providing the services.

Proposed 2024-2025 User Fees and Fines

Any changes from 2023-2024 are pending Board approval at the June 2024 Board meeting.

Athletics Events Admission

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

In accordance with College Rule 5.19 Admission Fees for College Events, the President's Cabinet is authorized to set fees for admittance to college events as appropriate and to designate appropriate college officials to issue complimentary tickets to events normally charging fees.

Admissions

In‐Season Games

Volleyball and Basketball

General Admission: $5
Children under 12, Senior Citizens, Veterans, UF and other college students w/ID: $3
SF Faculty, Staff, Students, and Retirees: Free with valid SFID

Softball and Baseball

No charge

Tournaments

Admission varies depending on event with a range of $0‐$15 for all‐day ticket
SF Faculty, Staff, Students and Retirees: Free with valid SFID
Athletic Director may charge teams participating in the tournaments to offset the costs of hosting

Chair Backs for Bleachers

Up to $5 rental fee per usage

CIED License Agreement Fees

Last Board Action: 2021

Santa Fe College’s mission includes fostering economic development. The college licenses qualified start-up business applicants the use of certain space, equipment, and services in the Center for Innovation and Economic Development (CIED) Collaborative Lab and Incubator.

The Provost has authority to approve standard level of membership form agreements for:

Entrepreneur Incubator License Agreement for Residents
Entrepreneur Incubator License Agreement for Associates

Licensing

Licensing agreements are annual agreements payable in monthly installments. Incubator membership includes access to the collaborative workspace during normal business hours, including use of phone booths and conference room by reservation. Incubating companies may reserve one standard classroom or meeting room (up to 30-person capacity) per month at no additional charge. This reservation will be considered a Priority I reservation. Additional usage will be according to Use of College Facilities fee structure listed below and allocated as Priority III/IV reservations. Additional services include regular brown bag networking luncheons, mentoring office hours, and planned workshops. Other services may be included as a start-up package to help incubating companies launch their ventures. An example start-up package may include, but not be limited to, 5 hours of professional consulting, graphic design, or studio time. Services above the included startup packages will be billed at hourly rates.

Access to the Incubator office suite will be provided to Level 2 and above companies 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Access will be provided via key card access control at the dedicated side entrance. The Incubator office suite is self-contained and does not allow access to other areas of the building outside of normal operating hours.

The following fees took effect on January 1, 2022.

Licensing Agreement Fees	Monthly	Annual
Student	$50	$600
Affiliate or Alumni (non-resident)	-	$275
Level 1 (2 employees)	$150	$1,800
Level 2 (desk, 2 employees, 24/7 access)	$250	$3,000
Level 3 (100SF office, 3 employees, 24/7 access)	$375	$4,500
Level 4 (200SF office, 4 employees, 24/7 access)	$625	$7,500
Add - Rolling cart / locker	$25	$200
Add - Desk and employee	$100	$1200
Add - Dell All-in-One Computer and second monitor	$56	$667
Add - Dual monitor setup	$15	$183
Add - Employee	$50	$600
Other Services/Fees
Professional Consulting Fees	$25-$150/hr.
Graphic Design	$30/hr.
Studio Rental	$25/hr.
Move-In Fee (one-time fee for level 3 and 4 companies)	$125
Daily Usage Pass	$25

Equipment Loss or Damage Fee

Last Board Action: 2002

Various college areas loan individual equipment to students, student organizations, etc. Borrowers will sign a form identifying the equipment checked out and agreeing that if the item is returned damaged, or is not returned, then the borrower will be assessed a fee in the amount of the cost of repair or replacement.

Fitness Center Locker Rental Fees

Last Board Action: 2003

Fitness Center patrons are provided the opportunity to rent a locker by semester or year:

$10 per semester or $25 for the year
Santa Fe faculty/staff may rent for free with valid SFID

Harvey Sharron Bat Cave Field Lab Admission

Last Board Action: 2018

The Bat Cave and field laboratory facility is one of the Natural Sciences Department's educational resources, the same as any of the college’s and department's classrooms or laboratory facilities. Therefore, in keeping with our mission, the use of Bat Cave itself and its related facilities shall be restricted to organizations and trips that are educational in nature.

Primary use and control of the use shall reside with the Natural Sciences Department and its chairperson and/or designee(s). Permission for use may be granted to other departments of the college; to state and federal organizations; to educational institutions such as primary schools, secondary schools, colleges, and universities, both private and public; to museums, geological and youth organizations; and to city, county, state, and federal agencies, with restrictions and conditions. The college will consider requests for use of the facility from private organizations or other potential users only when presented with an appropriate rationale and may impose restrictions and conditions at its own discretion.

In addition, the president or his designee is authorized to modify or waive fees for specific events or users when college purposes are advanced. In the event a fee waiver or modification is granted, a statement of justification is filed with the approved application.

Admission
Adults and Children	$5 per person
UF Students, Faculty, and Staff	$4 per person
SF Students, Faculty, Staff, and Retirees (with SF ID)	FREE

Health Sciences Program Fees

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

Many of the college's clinical partner agreements for the placement of Health Science students in a clinical setting require the college to perform background screenings on students, who are referred to their facility. Health Science staff also collect and remit fingerprints to perform the level of screening required.

Fingerprinting Fee: $11

Identification Card Fees

Last Board Action: 2023

Santa Fe issues identification cards to all SF students, faculty, staff and selected invited guests. The college values the service retirees provide to the college, and staff recommend that the college cover the cost of their first Santa Fe Retiree Identification Card.

Cardholder	First Card	Replacement
SF Students	FREE	$10
Santa Fe College Academy for Science and Technology (SFCAST) Students	FREE	$10
SF Dual Enrollment Students	FREE	$10
SF Faculty, Staff and Retirees	FREE	$10
SF Affiliates and Special Program Members	$5	$10

Institute of Public Safety (IPS) Program Fees

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

Certain fees apply to students of IPS law enforcement, corrections, and emergency medical services programs. Applications to the College’s Law Enforcement or Correctional Officer academies are submitted through the IPS Criminal Justice Selection Center. In accordance with Florida Statute 943.256, applicants to these academies must successfully complete the screening process established by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), the Institute of Public Safety and the Criminal Justice Selection Center.

Program Fees

Basic Recruit Class (BRC) Law Enforcement/Correctional Officers: $135

The Basic Recruit Class prepares students to become an entry‐level law enforcement officer or correctional officer in Florida. The Law Enforcement Officer BRC and the Correctional Officer BRC are separate programs.

The program fee of $123 covers online application processing vendor costs, database access expenses, and costs relating to applicant drug screening. The IPS no longer offers the Florida Basic Abilities test.

Basic Recruit Class (BRC) Rollover: $135

This program is designed for students who were previously enrolled in the BRC but could not complete the class, and who have since been readmitted.

Law Enforcement/Correctional Officer Crossover: $135

This program is designed for Florida correctional officers who wish to earn law enforcement officer certification, and Florida law enforcement officers who wish to earn correctional officer certification.

The program fee covers online application procession vendor costs, database access expenses, and costs relating to applicant drug screening, depending on individual applicant circumstances. The IPS no longer offers the Florida Basic Abilities test.

There is no fee for the student if drug screening and fingerprinting are conducted and paid for by a sponsoring agency.

Equivalency of Training: $50 ‐ $200

This program is designed for persons who hold or held certification as a law enforcement officer in a state other than Florida, or with a federal or military agency, and who wish to be certified as a law enforcement officer in Florida. The program is also appropriate for previously certified Florida officers whose certification has expired.

A fee of $200 applies to out‐of‐state and federal officers.
A fee of $50 applies to previously certified Florida officers and officers who served with military agencies.

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Programs

All applicants to the Emergency Medical Technician Program and Paramedic Program must be fingerprinted at the time of each application. A fee of $100 for fingerprinting and database searches applies to all applicants to the programs.

Testing Fees

Wilderness Certification - $50
National Registry (EMT) - $75

Fingerprint Fee

Selection Center staff collect and remit fingerprints to perform screening as required by the requesting department. The fee for this service is $68.

Kika Silva Pla Planetarium Admission

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

The Kika Silva Pla Planetarium offers exhibits and programming to the college and community at large. The revenue generated by these fees goes directly back to fund the cost of exhibits, programming, and related expenditures. The president or his designee is authorized to modify or waive fees for specific events or users when college purposes are advanced. In the event a fee waiver/modification is granted, a statement of justification will be filed with the approved application. The Planetarium may also extend modest discounts to promote group sales (e.g., Groupon) and matinee shows.

Fee Schedule

Planetarium Admission Rates
Adults (age 13-59)	$7
Seniors (age 60+)	$5
Children (age 4-12)	$5
Children under 3	FREE
Military/Veteran (with ID)	$5
UF Student/Staff (with valid Gator1 ID)	$5
SF Student/Staff/Retiree (with valid SFID)	FREE
Teachers, First Responders, Healthcare Professionals (with valid ID)	$5
EBT Recipient (must show card), max 4 tickets per EBT card	$3
Special Event Admission
Full Dome Music Shows: $12 per guest
Laser Shows and Other Events: $7-$12 per guest
Birthday Parties: Regular admission fees apply. $50 minimum. Requires $50 deposit plus $5 per person (regardless of affiliation). Maximum of 60 guests.

School Field Trip Reservations (Maximum 60 Attendees)

Public/Private Schools
- $5 per person over 2 years old
- One teacher per group admitted free
Homeschool Groups
- $5 per person over 2 years old
- One parent per home admitted free

Planetarium Gift Shop Prices
Miscellaneous Merchandise	$0.10 - $50.00 per item

Laboratory Fees

Last Board Action: 2023

Florida Statutes 1009.22 (9) Workforce development postsecondary student fees and 1009.23 (12) Community college student fees allow the assessment of user fees. These fees shall not exceed the cost of the services provided and shall only be charged to persons receiving the service. At Santa Fe College, laboratory fees are assessed to students who are enrolled in classes that, because of their nature, require special funding not provided by regular tuition. Examples of items that would fall within the College’s definition of “unusual costs” include but are not limited to the following:

Specialized instructional software
Specialized instructional equipment
Equipment and software maintenance agreements
Substantial photocopying
Tutors, student assistants, and lab assistants
Pass‐through costs from third parties
Instructional videos or tapes
Instructor certification programs and required continuing education
Liability insurance
Hazardous materials‐related charges
Differential faculty pay when market adjustment is necessary

Fees are reviewed in academic departments on a rolling three‐year cycle with exceptions being made for fees associated with new courses or with substantial curriculum changes in existing courses. The college review cycle by academic department is as follows:

YEAR 1	YEAR 2	YEAR 3
Academic Foundations	English	Social & Behavioral Sciences
Information Technology Education	Institute of Public Safety	Business Programs
Mathematics	Natural Sciences	Sciences for Health Programs
Nursing Programs	Cardiovascular Technology & Sonography	Radiologic Programs
Humanities & Foreign Languages	Visual & Performing Arts	Library
Respiratory Care & Surgical Technology	Dental Programs	Construction & Technical Programs
Student Development		EPI
Emerging Technologies		Education/Child Development

Fee requests or changes are initiated by the department’s chair or director and submitted to the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs for review at least 45 days in advance of the June Board of Trustees meeting. If approved by the provost, the lab fee form is forwarded to the Coordinator for Curriculum and Scheduling. The coordinator compiles the complete list of fees for the upcoming academic year and submits the list to the Board at the June meeting for approval. All new and changed fees become effective with the fall term. These fees are brought to the Board as a separate item each fiscal year in conjunction with preparation of the annual operating budget.

2024-2025 Proposed Lab Fee Schedule

Comparison of 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 Fees (Excel spreadsheet)

Course	ID	Narrative Title	Class Hours	2024-2025
ACG2001	P	Principles of Accounting 1	3.0	$18.50
ACG2011	P	Principles of Accounting 2	3.0	$18.50
ACG2021	P	Introduction to Financial Accounting	3.0	$18.50
ACR0000	V	Introduction to HVAC/R	8.3	$166.00
ACR0001	V	HVAC/R Fundamentals	8.3	$165.00
ACR0012	V	HVAC/R Service Practices	8.3	$166.00
ACR0013	V	HVAC/R Intermediate Service Practices	8.4	$165.00
ACR0044C	V	HVAC/R Advanced Service Practices	11.7	$153.45
ADV1212	O	Publication Layout and Design	3.0	$60.00
ADV2211	O	Integrated Design Media	3.0	$60.00
ADV2803	O	Professional Practicum	3.0	$60.00
ADV4202	B	Advertising Graphics	3.0	$119.62
AER0010	V	Automotive Fundamentals	7.5	$110.21
AER0014C	V	Automotive Fundamentals	10.0	$42.57
AER0021C	V	Basic Auto Service 1	4.5	$44.21
AER0022	V	Basic Auto Service 2	2.0	$44.21
AER0110C	V	Automotive Engines	5.0	$42.57
AER0172C	V	Automotive Heathing and Air Conditioning	5.0	$27.94
AER0190C	V	Auto Engines 1	4.5	$44.21
AER0257C	V	Automotive Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles	5.0	$60.51
AER0299	V	Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles	6.2	$44.21
AER0311C	V	Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics 1	2.0	$47.09
AER0312C	V	Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics 2	8.0	$60.51
AER0390	V	Manual Drivetrains 1	2.2	$44.21
AER0391	V	Manual Drivetrains 2	2.3	$44.21
AER0392C	V	Automotive Manual Drivetrains 1	2.0	$37.94
AER0393C	V	Automotive Manual Drivetrains 2	3.0	$50.76
AER0411C	V	Automotive Brake Systems 1	4.0	$27.94
AER0412C	V	Automotive Brake Systems 2	1.0	$50.76
AER0450	V	Steering & Suspension 1	3.7	$44.21
AER0452	V	Steering & Suspension 2	0.8	$110.21
AER0453C	V	Automotive Steering and Suspension	5.0	$27.94
AER0590	V	Automotive Brake Systems 1	2.1	$44.21
AER0591	V	Automotive Brake Systems 2	2.3	$44.21
AER0691C	V	Fundamentals of Electrical & Electronics	7.9	$44.21
AER0759	V	Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning	4.5	$44.21
AER0832C	V	Automotive Engine Performance 1	4.0	$50.76
AER0833C	V	Automotive Engine Performance 2	6.0	$27.94
AER0892C	V	Engine Performance 1	3.5	$44.21
AER0893C	V	Engine Performance 2	6.0	$44.21
AER1070	O	Automotive Parts and Service	2.0	$44.22
AER1081C	O	Automotive Fundamentals and Minor Service	3.0	$110.22
AER1198	O	Automotive Engines	4.0	$44.22
AER1298	O	Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles	3.0	$44.22
AER1498	O	Automotive Steering and Suspension Systems	4.0	$44.22
AER1598	O	Brake Systems	3.0	$44.22
AER1695C	O	Automotive Electronics	3.0	$110.21
AER1698C	O	Automotive Electrical Systems	3.0	$44.22
AER1798C	O	Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning	3.0	$44.22
AER2398	O	Automotive Manual Transmissions/Drivetrains	3.0	$44.22
AER2840C	O	Driveability Diagnosis	4.0	$44.22
AER2898C	O	Automotive Engine Performance	3.0	$44.22
AMH2035	P	US Modern World Since 1945	3.0	$13.00
AML2020	P	Survey of American Literature 2	3.0	$13.00
AML2600	P	Survey of African American Literature	3.0	$13.00
ANT2511	P	Human Origins	3.0	$13.00
ARH2722C	O	History of Graphic Design	3.0	$60.00
ART1001C	P	Art Fundamentals	3.0	$2.83
ART1201C	P	Two-Dimensional Design	3.0	$16.65
ART1203C	P	Three-Dimensional Design	3.0	$59.61
ART1300C	P	Drawing 1	3.0	$9.98
ART1301C	P	Drawing 2 (Life Drawing)	3.0	$56.73
ART1400C	P	Printmaking 1	3.0	$41.18
ART1430C	P	Silkscreen Printing	3.0	$55.46
ART1500C	P	Painting	3.0	$68.80
ART1701C	P	Sculpture	3.0	$82.55
ART1750C	P	Ceramics - Handbuilding 1	3.0	$86.50
ART1752C	P	Ceramics - Wheel Throwing	3.0	$75.54
ART1758C	P	Ceramics 3 - Intermediate Level	3.0	$95.53
ART2302C	P	Mixed Media Drawing	3.0	$9.15
ART2432C	P	Photo Silkscreen Printing	3.0	$78.32
ART2501C	P	Painting from Life	3.0	$45.80
ASL1140	P	American Sign Language 1	4.0	$30.00
ASL1150	P	American Sign Language 2	4.0	$30.00
ASL2160	P	American Sign Language 3	4.0	$30.00
ASL2200	P	American Sign Language 4	4.0	$30.00
AST1002L	P	Introduction to Astronomy Lab	1.0	$31.00
BCN1004	O	Construction Field Technology	3.0	$32.10
BCN1210	P	Building Construction Materials	3.0	$42.10
BCN1214C	O	Construction Techniques: Basic Structure	3.0	$98.07
BCN1221C	O	Construction Techniques 1	4.0	$105.33
BCN1251C	P	Light Construction Drafting	3.0	$42.81
BCN1760	O	Construction Codes and Regulations	3.0	$32.10
BCN2215C	O	Construction Techniques: Finishes and Systems	3.0	$107.82
BCN2222C	O	Construction Techniques 2	4.0	$105.33
BCN2272	O	Blueprint Reading	3.0	$32.10
BCN2405	P	Construction Mechanics	5.0	$32.10
BCN2450	O	Structural Design	3.0	$32.10
BCN2560	O	Related Specialty Trades	3.0	$32.10
BCN2939C	O	Construction Capstone	3.0	$42.81
BCT2705	O	Construction Management 1	4.0	$32.10
BCT2750	O	Construction Management 2	3.0	$32.10
BCT2770	O	Construction Estimating	3.0	$42.10
BCV0480	V	Building Maintenance Helper	12.0	$157.65
BCV0481	V	Building Maintenance Technician 1	6.0	$98.45
BCV0482	V	Building Maintenance Technician 2	6.0	$98.45
BCV0483	V	Building Maintenance Assistant Supervisor	8.0	$49.20
BCV0508	V	Helper, Plumber, Pipefitter	14.0	$157.65
BCV0540	V	Residential Plumber	7.0	$98.45
BCV0562	V	Commercial Plumber	7.0	$98.45
BCV0592	V	Plumber	8.0	$49.20
BOT2010L	P	General Botany Lab	1.0	$40.00
BOT2011L	P	General Botany Lab	1.0	$40.00
BOT4734C	B	Plant Biotechnology	3.0	$37.31
BSC1001	P	Introduction to Biology	3.0	$24.00
BSC1421L	P	Introduction to Biotechnology Lab	1.0	$90.82
BSC2005L	P	General Biology Lab	1.0	$100.00
BSC2010L	P	Core Biology 1 Lab	1.0	$100.00
BSC2011L	P	General Core Biology 2 Lab	1.0	$100.00
BSC2084L	P	Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab	1.0	$36.54
BSC2085L	P	Anatomy and Physiology 1 Lab	1.0	$34.70
BSC2086L	P	Anatomy and Physiology 2 Lab	1.0	$36.03
BSC2250	P	Florida Flora and Fauna	3.0	$45.00
BSC2311C	P	Introduction to Marine Biology	4.0	$54.00
BSC2416C	P	Cell Culture and Applications in Tissue Engineering	3.0	$60.89
BSC2423C	P	Protein Biotechnology and Cell Culture	3.0	$135.87
BSC2426C	P	Biotechnology Methods 1	3.0	$69.71
BSC2427C	P	Biotechnology Methods 2	3.0	$131.76
BSC4422C	B	Applied Industrial Biotechnology	3.0	$202.00
CEN4083	B	Advanced Concepts in Virtualization	3.0	$53.66
CET1114L	O	Digital Circuits Lab	1.0	$65.05
CET1600	O	Cisco Networking Fundamentals	3.0	$50.56
CET1610	O	Introduction to Router Theory and Router Technologies	3.0	$74.83
CET2620	O	Cisco Network Security	3.0	$64.56
CET2661C	O	Computer and Network Security	3.0	$26.55
CET2883C	O	Network Security Advanced	3.0	$26.55
CGS1000	P	Introduction to College Computing	3.0	$7.10
CGS1060	P	Computer Concepts	3.0	$15.82
CGS1101	P	Microsoft Office Applications	3.0	$16.50
CGS1820	O	Web Authoring 1	3.0	$25.68
CGS1821	O	Web Authoring 2	3.0	$20.53
CGS2345	O	Health Information Networking	3.0	$43.37
CGS2540	O	Database Management Systems	3.0	$22.78
CGS2822C	O	HTML and CSS for Designers	3.0	$35.00
CGS2829	O	Advanced Web Site Development	3.0	$25.55
CGS4183	B	Web Design for E-Commerce	3.0	$58.95
CHI1120	P	Chinese 1	4.0	$30.00
CHI1121	P	Chinese 2	4.0	$30.00
CHI2200	P	Intermediate Chinese 1	4.0	$30.00
CHI2220	P	Chinese 3	4.0	$30.00
CHM1025L	P	Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory	1.0	$105.00
CHM1030L	P	Elements of Chemistry Lab	1.0	$45.30
CHM1031L	P	Physiological Chemistry Lab	1.0	$30.91
CHM2045L	P	College Chemistry 1 Lab	1.0	$105.00
CHM2046L	P	College Chemistry 2 Lab	1.0	$105.00
CHM2124C	P	Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry	3.0	$34.20
CHM2210L	P	Organic Chemistry 1 Lab	1.0	$105.00
CHM2211L	P	Organic Chemistry 2 Lab	1.0	$105.00
CIS1254	O	Professional Development for IT	3.0	$10.15
CIS1949	O	I-NET Internship	3.0	$6.23
CIS2352	O	Ethical Hacking	3.0	$58.83
CIS2619	P	Design Software	3.0	$41.63
CIS4083	B	Introduction to Cloud Computing	3.0	$53.66
CIS4891	B	Senior Capstone Project	3.0	$24.21
CJK0002	V	Introduction to Law Enforcement	0.4	$312.34
CJK0020C	V	CMS Law Enforcement Vehicle Operations	1.6	$319.82
CJK0031C	V	CMS First Aid Criminal Justice Officers	1.3	$76.85
CJK0040C	V	CMS Criminal Justice Firearms	2.7	$913.67
CJK0051C	V	CMS Criminal Justice Defensive Tactics	2.7	$372.98
CJK0096	V	Criminal Justice Officer Physical Fitness Training	2.0	$337.48
CJK0300	V	Introduction to Corrections	1.1	$87.25
CJK0340	V	Officer Wellness and Physical Abilities	1.0	$72.90
CJK0401	V	Traffic Stops	0.8	$72.37
CJK0421	V	Conducted Electrical Weapon/Dart-Firing Stun Gun	0.2	$108.23
CNT4408	B	Information System Security	3.0	$50.28
CNT4514	B	Wireless Networks and Portable Devices	3.0	$27.97
CNT4524	B	Mobile Security	3.0	$34.95
COP2000	P	Introduction to Programming	3.0	$22.91
COP2002	P	Programming Logic	3.0	$9.30
COP2535	P	Data Structures	3.0	$26.65
COP2551	P	Object Oriented Programming 1	3.0	$26.65
COP2552	P	Object Oriented Programming 2	3.0	$26.65
COP2671	O	Introduction to Mobile Application Programming	3.0	$6.26
COP2822	O	Internet Programming 1	3.0	$26.66
COP3337	B	Intermediate Programming	3.0	$5.44
COP3667	B	Mobile Device Programming	3.0	$14.02
COP4813	B	Web Applications Programming	3.0	$36.49
CRW2100	P	Fiction Writing	3.0	$14.17
CRW2300	P	Poetry Writing	3.0	$14.17
CTS1120	P	Fundamentals of Information Security	3.0	$32.96
CTS1131	P	Computer Essentials	3.0	$36.08
CTS1132	O	PC Technician	3.0	$119.43
CTS1134	O	Introduction to Networking	3.0	$61.15
CTS1939	O	Special Topics		$6.23
CTS2142	P	IT Project Management	3.0	$13.53
CTS2314	O	Network Defense and Countermeasures	3.0	$33.31
CTS2318	O	Information Security Risk Management	3.0	$33.31
CTS2321	O	Linux Administration	3.0	$40.61
CTS2322	O	Linux Administration 2	3.0	$40.61
CTS2327	O	Windows Desktop	3.0	$55.82
CTS2328	O	Windows Server	3.0	$55.82
CTS2445	O	SQL Programming	3.0	$6.23
CTS2939	O	Special Topics		$6.23
CTS4124	B	Incident Response	3.0	$24.47
CTS4408	B	Database Administration	3.0	$7.35
CTS4935	B	Networking and Security Capstone Project	3.0	$34.95
CVT1120L	O	Cardiovascular Patient Care Lab	1.0	$85.58
CVT1200	O	Pharmacology	2.0	$0.00
CVT1200C	O	Clinical Practice and Therapeutics	3.0	$347.84
CVT1500	O	Cardiovascular Electrocardiography	2.0	$86.29
CVT1610	O	Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation	2.0	$86.79
CVT1616C	O	Ultrasound Physics 2	2.0	$17.02
CVT2320L	O	Vascular Ultrasound 1 Lab	1.0	$91.57
CVT2321L	O	Vascular Ultrasound 2 Lab	1.0	$18.34
CVT2420L	O	Invasive Cardiology 1 Lab	2.0	$86.30
CVT2421	O	Invasive Cardiology 2	4.0	$183.00
CVT2421L	O	Invasive Cardiology 2 Lab	2.0	$434.67
CVT2425C	O	Advanced Cardiovascular Procedures	3.0	$0.00
CVT2441C	O	Introduction to Electrophysiology	2.0	$223.34
CVT2620L	O	Cardiac Ultrasound 1 Lab	1.0	$93.20
CVT2621	O	Cardiac Ultrasound 2	4.0	$365.00
CVT2621L	O	Cardiac Ultrasound 2 Lab	1.0	$14.60
CVT2800	O	Cardiovascular Pre-Practicum	1.0	$10.89
CVT2840	O	Cardiovascular Practicum 1	8.0	$23.84
CVT2931	O	Critical Care Imaging Modalities	2.0	$365.00
DAA1000	P	Dance Fundamentals	3.0	$1.10
DAA1100	P	Contemporary Dance 1	3.0	$4.78
DAA1105	P	Contemporary Dance 2	3.0	$7.88
DAA1200	P	Ballet 1 (Non-Majors)	3.0	$5.50
DAA1201	P	Ballet 2 (Non-Majors)	3.0	$6.30
DAA1205	P	Ballet 2 (Majors)	3.0	$13.75
DAA1330	P	African Dance 1	3.0	$39.54
DAA1401	P	Hip Hop Dance 1	3.0	$5.50
DAA1500	P	Jazz 1 (Non-Majors)	3.0	$11.00
DAA1505	P	Jazz 2 (Majors)	3.0	$10.00
DAA1680	P	Performance 1	1.0	$15.70
DAA1681	P	Performance 2	1.0	$22.00
DAA2106	P	Contemporary Dance 3	3.0	$15.71
DAA2206	P	Ballet 3 (Majors)	3.0	$7.10
DAN1120	P	World Dance	3.0	$0.00
DEA0027L	V	Preclinical Procedures Lab	2.0	$79.58
DEA0029	V	Dental Specialties	1.1	$3.35
DEA0300	V	Preventive Dentistry and Nutrition	1.1	$3.35
DEA0800L	V	Dental Assisting Clinic 1	3.6	$99.44
DEA0801L	V	Dental Assisting Clinic 2	8.0	$93.08
DEA0850L	V	Dental Assisting Clinic 3	5.6	$64.48
DEH1000	O	Dental Hygiene Bridge Preclinical Procedures	1.0	$12.60
DEH1003L	O	Dental Hygiene Instrumentation Lab	1.0	$50.01
DEH1800L	O	Clinical Education 1	1.0	$145.03
DEH1802L	O	Clinical Education 2	2.0	$180.04
DEH1807L	O	Dental Hygiene Clinic 5		$120.02
DEH2504	O	Dental Specialties	2.0	$3.35
DEH2530L	O	Expanded Functions Lab	1.0	$79.58
DEH2702L	O	Community Dentistry Lab	1.0	$52.44
DEH2804L	O	Dental Hygiene Clinic 3	3.0	$140.03
DEH2806L	O	Dental Hygiene Clinic 4	4.0	$153.37
DES0103L	V	Dental Materials Lab	1.5	$79.44
DES0205L	V	Dental Radiography Lab	2.0	$99.44
DES0831L	V	Expanded Functions Lab	1.5	$79.58
DES0844L	V	Dental Health Education Lab	1.0	$52.44
DES1100L	O	Dental Materials Lab	1.0	$79.44
DES1200L	O	Dental Radiography Lab	1.0	$99.44
DES1800L	O	Preclinical Procedures Lab	1.0	$79.58
DES1840	O	Preventive Dentistry and Nutrition	2.0	$3.35
DIG1030C	O	Introduction to Digital Video	3.0	$60.00
DIG1121C	O	Visual Design	3.0	$60.00
DIG1200	O	Basic Video Camera	3.0	$60.00
DIG1341	O	Motions Graphics	3.0	$60.00
DIG1342C	O	Motion Graphics 2	3.0	$60.00
DIG2201	O	Advanced Video Production	3.0	$60.00
DIG2251	O	Digital Audio	3.0	$60.00
DIG2252C	O	Digital Audio 2	3.0	$60.00
DIG2342	O	Visual Effects: Keying and Color	3.0	$60.00
DIG2349C	O	Digital Compositing and VFX	3.0	$60.00
DIG2501	O	Interactive Contexts	3.0	$60.00
DIG2782	O	UI/UX Design	3.0	$60.00
DIG3025	B	History of Digital Media	3.0	$119.62
DIG3347	B	Advanced Digital Cinematography	3.0	$119.62
DIG3414C	B	Digital Cinema - Short Film	3.0	$119.62
DIG4345C	B	Digital Effects	3.0	$119.62
DIG4940	B	Internship	4.0	$119.62
DIG4970	B	Thesis Project	6.0	$119.62
DIM0001C	V	Diesel Engine Technician Fundamentals	3.3	$46.32
DIM0152C	V	Diesel Engine Preventation Maintenance Technican	3.0	$71.61
DIM0154C	V	Diesel Engine Technician 1	6.0	$41.07
DIM0155C	V	Diesel Engine Technician 2	3.0	$36.32
DIM0200C	V	Diesel Drivetrain Technician	3.0	$41.07
DIM0322C	V	Diesel Electrical and Electronics Technician	8.7	$46.32
DIM0401C	V	Diesel Hydraulics Technician	3.0	$46.32
DIM0502C	V	Diesel Steering and Suspension Technician	3.0	$71.61
DIM0510C	V	Diesel Brakes Technician	9.0	$46.32
DIM0610C	V	Diesel Heathing and Air Conditioning Technician	3.0	$71.61
EAP0200C	C	ESL Communication for College 1	4.0	$37.74
EAP0220C	C	ESL Basic Reading	4.0	$37.74
EAP0240C	C	ESL Basic Writing	4.0	$37.74
EAP0300C	C	ESL Communication for College 2	4.0	$37.74
EAP0320C	C	ESL Intermediate Reading	4.0	$37.74
EAP0340C	C	ESL Intermediate Writing	4.0	$37.74
EAP0400C	C	ESL Communication for College 3	4.0	$37.74
EAP0420C	C	ESL College Preparatory Reading	4.0	$37.74
EAP0440C	C	ESL College Preparatory Writing	4.0	$37.74
EAP1840	P	Advanced ESL Writing	4.0	$37.74
ECO2013	P	Principles of Macroeconomics	3.0	$18.50
ECO2023	P	Principles of Microeconomics	3.0	$18.50
EET1141L	O	Introduction to Semiconductors Lab	1.0	$63.92
EET1214C	O	Instrumentation and Control Systems	3.0	$22.75
EET2124L	O	Linear Semiconductor Circuits Lab	1.0	$59.61
EMS1059	O	First Responder	3.0	$5.00
EMS1119	O	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic	7.0	$73.00
EMS1119L	O	EMT Basic Lab	3.0	$356.87
EMS1335	O	Emergency Vehicle Operations	1.0	$55.24
EMS1411	O	EMT Basic: Clinical-Hospital	1.0	$96.01
EMS1421	O	EMT Basic: Clinical-Rescue (Field Experience)	1.0	$11.25
EMS2458	O	Paramedic Phase 3 Field Internship	5.0	$44.99
EMS2464	O	Paramedic Phase 1 Clinical Experience	5.0	$44.99
EMS2465	O	Paramedic Phase 2 Clinical Experience 2	5.0	$44.99
EMS2620	O	Paramedic Phase 1	8.0	$106.74
EMS2620L	O	Paramedic Phase 1 Lab	3.0	$540.78
EMS2621	O	Paramedic Phase 2	8.0	$84.99
EMS2621L	O	Paramedic Phase 2 Lab	3.0	$540.78
EMS2921	O	Paramedic Phase 3	3.0	$73.99
EMS2921L	O	Paramedic Phase 3 Lab	3.0	$715.74
ENC0015	C	Developmental Writing 1	4.0	$14.17
ENC0022	C	Developmental Writing 1 and 2	4.0	$14.17
ENC0025	C	Developmental Writing 2	4.0	$14.17
ENC0027	C	Developmental Reading and Writing 2	4.0	$14.17
ENC1101	P	College Composition	3.0	$27.68
ENC1102	P	College Composition 2	3.0	$27.68
ENC2210	P	Technical Communication	3.0	$13.00
ENG2102	P	Movies as Narrative	3.0	$13.00
ENL2022	P	Survey of English Literature 2	3.0	$13.00
ENL2330	P	Introduction to Shakespeare	3.0	$14.17
ETI1622	O	Concepts of Lean and Six Sigm	3.0	$22.75
ETI1810C	O	Introduction of Electricity and Electronics	3.0	$22.75
ETI2002C	O	Introduction to Advanced Manufacting Processes	3.0	$22.75
ETI2411L	O	Introduction to Manufacturing Laboratory	1.0	$22.20
ETI3173C	B	Applied Manufacturing Quality Assurance and Quality Control	3.0	$44.78
ETM1010C	O	Mechanical Measurement and Instrumentation	3.0	$22.75
ETS2527C	O	Electrochemical Components and Mechanism	3.0	$22.75
ETS2603C	O	Fundamentals of Robotics and Simulation	3.0	$22.75
FIL2000	P	Elements of Film	3.0	$14.17
FIL2030	P	History of Film	3.0	$14.17
FIL3602	B	Business Management and Producing Techniques	3.0	$119.62
FRE1120	P	French 1	4.0	$30.00
FRE1121	P	French 2	4.0	$30.00
FRE2220	P	French 3	4.0	$30.00
GEO2200C	P	Physical Geography	3.0	$13.00
GLY2010L	P	Physical Geology Laboratory	1.0	$35.00
GRA1108C	O	Visual Design Studio	3.0	$60.00
GRA1150C	O	Raster Graphics	3.0	$60.00
GRA1832	O	Motion Grpahics for Design	3.0	$60.00
GRA2100C	O	Computer Graphics for Artists and Designers	3.0	$60.00
GRA2124	O	Graphic Design for Desktop Publishing	3.0	$60.00
GRA2140C	O	Multimedia Production 1	3.0	$60.00
GRA2141C	O	Multimedia Production 2	3.0	$60.00
GRA2143C	O	Advanced Web Page Design	3.0	$60.00
GRA2157C	O	Computer Illustration Methods	3.0	$60.00
GRA2162C	O	Real-Time 3D Animation for Cinematics	3.0	$60.00
GRA2168C	O	3D Modeling and Animation for Graphic Design 2	3.0	$60.00
GRA2172C	O	Social Context	3.0	$60.00
GRA2180C	O	Interface and Portfolio Studio	3.0	$60.00
GRA2203	O	Advanced Electronic Publishing	3.0	$60.00
GRA2583	O	Web and Digital Media Project	3.0	$60.00
GRA2585	O	Interactive Design	3.0	$60.00
GRA2710C	O	Survey of Digital Video	3.0	$60.00
GRA2812	O	Design and the Environment	3.0	$60.00
GRA2852C	O	Vector Design	3.0	$60.00
GRA2930	O	Special Topics: Graphics	3.0	$60.00
GRA2940	O	Graphic Design Internship	4.0	$60.00
GRA3734	B	New Media Production and Planning	3.0	$119.62
HCP0100C	V	Certified Nursing Assistant (NA)	5.5	$166.44
HSC1000	P	Introduction to Health Care	3.0	$1.00
HSC1434L	O	Central Processing Technology Lab and Internship	3.0	$97.88
HSC2531	P	Medical Terminology	3.0	$15.54
HUM2450	P	American Humanities	3.0	$13.00
INR2002	P	International Relations	3.0	$13.00
ISC1006	P	Wide World of Sciende	3.0	$71.37
ISM3220	B	Network Management for Information Professionals	3.0	$36.71
ISM3318	B	Agile Project Management	3.0	$19.02
ISM3361	B	Information Systems Management	3.0	$24.00
ISM3545	B	Predictive Data Analytics	3.0	$11.21
LIT1000	P	Literature Appreciation	3.0	$14.17
LIT2620	P	Writing About Sustainability	3.0	$13.00
MAC1105	P	College Algebra	3.0	$35.67
MAC1114	P	Trigonometry	3.0	$35.67
MAC1140	P	Precalculus Algebra	3.0	$36.18
MAC1147	P	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	5.0	$36.18
MAC2233	P	Survey of Calculus	4.0	$36.18
MAC2234	P	Survey of Calculus 2	4.0	$36.18
MAC2311	P	Calculus 1 with Analytic Geometry	4.0	$36.18
MAC2312	P	Calculus 2 with Analytic Geometry	4.0	$36.18
MAC2313	P	Calculus 3 with Analytic Geometry	4.0	$36.18
MAP2302	P	Elementary Differential Equations	3.0	$36.18
MAS2103	P	Linear Algebra	4.0	$29.90
MAS2202	P	Introduction of Number Theory	3.0	$29.90
MAT0018	C	Developmental Mathematics 1	4.0	$35.67
MAT0022	C	Integrated Arithmetic and Algebra	4.0	$35.67
MAT0028	C	Developmental Mathematics 2	4.0	$35.67
MAT0057	C	Developmental Mathematics	3.0	$37.54
MAT1032	P	Intermediate Algebra Part 1	3.0	$35.67
MAT1033	P	Intermediate Algebra	3.0	$35.67
MAT1034	P	Intermediate Algebra Part 2	3.0	$35.67
MCB2000L	P	Microbiology Lab	1.0	$66.82
MCB2010L	P	Introduction to Microbiology Lab	1.0	$63.93
MCB2013C	P	Microbiology Methods for Laboratory Sciences	4.0	$59.41
MCB4653C	B	Applied Microbiology	3.0	$202.00
MGF1100	P	Math Readiness	3.0	$35.67
MGF1106	P	Topics in Mathematics	3.0	$35.67
MGF1107	P	Contemporary Mathematics	3.0	$35.67
MGF1121	P	Introduction to Logic	3.0	$35.67
MGF1130	P	Mathematical Thinking	3.0	$37.54
MGF1131	P	Mathematics in Context	3.0	$37.54
MLS4191L	B	Molecular Diagnostics Lab	1.0	$60.24
MLS4308L	B	Hematology Lab	1.0	$106.00
MLS4460C	B	Clinical Pathogenic Microbiology	5.0	$152.00
MLS4550L	B	Immunohematology Laboratory	1.0	$104.58
MLS4625L	B	Clinical Chemistry Lab	1.0	$50.41
MLT2191L	O	Histology Techniques Laboratory	1.0	$114.87
MMC2100	P	Journalism for the Mass Media	3.0	$14.17
MUN1030	P	Recital Seminar 1st Year	1.0	$0.00
MUN1120	P	Concert Band	1.0	$0.00
MUN1340	P	Santa Fe Singers	1.0	$12.00
MUN1710	P	Jazz Ensemble	1.0	$32.50
MUN2011	P	Music Ensembles	1.0	$21.82
MUT1001	P	Music Fundamentals	3.0	$0.00
MUT1121	P	Music Theory 1	3.0	$12.00
MUT1122	P	Music Theory 2	3.0	$12.00
MUT1271	P	Applied Theory Skills 1	2.0	$12.00
MUT1272	P	Applied Theory Skills 2	2.0	$12.00
MVK1111	P	Piano 1	2.0	$12.00
MVK1112	P	Piano 2	2.0	$12.00
MVK1211	P	Applied Secondary Piano	1.0	$12.00
MVV1111	P	Voice 1	3.0	$12.00
MVV1211	P	Secondary Freshman Voice	1.0	$12.00
MVV1311	P	Principle Freshman Voice	2.0	$12.00
NMT1310C	O	NMT Radiation Safety, Health Physics, and Radiopharmacy	3.0	$90.58
NMT1534C	O	Nuclear Medicine Instrumentation 1	4.0	$273.25
NMT1535C	O	Nuclear Medicine Instrumentation 2	3.0	$139.14
NMT1804	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 1	1.0	$221.18
NMT1814	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 2	2.0	$30.07
NMT1824	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 3	1.0	$21.33
NMT1834	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 4	2.0	$21.33
NMT2844	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 5	2.0	$59.64
NMT2854	O	Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 6	2.0	$46.74
NUR1280C	O	Older Adults	3.0	$130.00
NUR2020C	O	Fundamentals of Nursing	6.0	$321.45
NUR2037C	O	Medical Surgical Nursing 1	2.0	$241.14
NUR2140C	O	Pharmacology	3.0	$343.66
NUR2210C	O	Medical Surgical Nursing 1	6.0	$450.27
NUR2212C	O	Medical Surgical Nursing 2	6.0	$316.24
NUR2265C	O	Medical Surgical Nursing 3	6.0	$169.07
NUR2310C	O	Pediatric Nursing	3.0	$262.52
NUR2420C	O	Maternal and Infant Nursing	3.0	$238.27
NUR2520C	O	Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing	3.0	$118.75
NUR2943C	O	Transition Practicum	3.0	$177.49
OST2401	P	Office Administration	3.0	$16.50
OST2853	P	Spreadsheet and Database Management	3.0	$16.50
PAZ1310L	O	Basic Keeper Technology Lab	2.0	$200.00
PAZ1331	O	Animal Management Laboratory 1	4.0	$200.00
PAZ1332	O	Animal Management Laboratory 2	4.0	$200.00
PAZ2325	O	Mammal Culture	4.0	$15.00
PAZ2328	O	Aquarium Culture	3.0	$45.00
PAZ2333	O	Animal Management Laboratory 3	4.0	$200.00
PAZ2334	O	Animal Management Laboratory 4	4.0	$200.00
PCB3134L	B	Molecular Biology Lab	1.0	$68.03
PGY1401C	P	Black and White Darkroom 1	3.0	$95.24
PGY1800C	P	Digital Art Photography 1	3.0	$16.85
PGY2210C	P	Portraiture	3.0	$95.24
PGY2404C	P	Black and White Darkroom 2	3.0	$95.24
PGY2801C	O	Electronic Still Photography	3.0	$60.00
PGY2802C	P	Digital Art Photography 2	3.0	$16.85
PGY3204	B	Digital Photographic Lighting	3.0	$119.62
PHI2102	P	Applications of Logic	3.0	$13.00
PHI2635	P	Biomedical Ethics	3.0	$13.00
PHT1000C	O	Principles and Procedures with Lab	4.0	$156.34
PHT1121C	O	Kinesiology/Anatomy with Lab	4.0	$64.54
PHT1132C	O	Musculoskeletal Disorders with Lab	4.0	$49.54
PHT2162C	O	Neurological Disorders and Treatment with Lab	4.0	$33.49
PHT2210C	O	Modalities with Lab	4.0	$25.69
PHT2220C	O	Therapeutic Exercise 1 with Lab	4.0	$34.06
PHT2228C	O	Therapeutic Exercise 2 with Lab	4.0	$137.99
PHT2800	O	Clinical Experience 1	6.0	$40.00
PHT2810	O	Clinical Experience 2	6.0	$12.90
PHT2931	O	Seminar	2.0	$254.00
PHY1007L	P	Physics with Medical Applications Lab	1.0	$2.68
PHY2004L	P	Applied Physics 1 Lab	1.0	$90.00
PHY2005L	P	Applied Physics 2 Lab	1.0	$54.00
PHY2048L	P	General Physics 1 with Calculus Lab	1.0	$90.00
PHY2049L	P	Physics 2 with Calculus Lab	1.0	$90.00
PHY2053L	P	General Physics 1 Lab	1.0	$90.00
PHY2054L	P	General Physics 2 Lab	1.0	$90.00
PLA1104	P	Legal Writing and Research	3.0	$282.60
PMT0102	V	Introduction to Welding and Industrial Safety	4.0	$163.88
PMT0105	V	Welding Drawings and Fabrication	4.0	$153.88
PMT0126	V	Arc Welding Fundamentals	4.0	$153.88
PMT0127	V	Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding	4.2	$190.00
PMT0128	V	Shielded Metal Arc Welding 1	4.0	$153.88
PMT0129	V	Shielded Metal Arc Welding 2	4.0	$153.88
PMT0130	V	Gas Metal Arc Welding	4.0	$153.88
PMT0137	V	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding	4.0	$153.88
PMT0143	V	Flux Cored Arc Welding	4.0	$153.88
PMT0151	V	Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding	4.2	$190.00
PMT0168	V	Pipe Welding Certification	4.1	$190.00
PMT0172	V	Heavy Wall Pipe Welding	4.2	$190.00
PMT0174	V	Pipe Fitting	4.2	$190.00
PMT0182	V	Vertical Structural Welding Certification	3.0	$153.88
PMT0186	V	Stainless Steel Pipe Welding	4.1	$190.00
POS2112	P	State and Local Government	3.0	$13.00
PRN0000C	V	Practical Nursing Process 1	13.4	$491.10
PRN0120C	V	Practical Nursing Process 2	15.8	$451.53
PRN0121C	V	Practical Nursing Process 3	15.8	$403.70
PSC2121L	P	General Physical Science Lab	1.0	$23.00
PSG1000L	O	Polysomnography Technology 1 Lab	1.0	$117.33
PSG1800	O	Polysomnography Technology Clinic 1	2.0	$12.90
PSG1801	O	Polysomnography Technology Clinic 2	5.0	$103.53
PSG1802	O	Polysomnography Technology Clinic 3	2.0	$553.53
REA0007	C	Developmental Reading 1	4.0	$14.17
REA0017	C	Developmental Reading 2	4.0	$14.17
REA0021	C	Developmental Reading Compressed Course	4.0	$14.17
REL2300	P	Survey of Contemporary World Religions	3.0	$13.00
RET1025L	O	Principles of Respiratory Care Lab	1.0	$86.64
RET1291	O	Clinical Respiratory Medicine 1	4.0	$20.31
RET2264L	O	Advanced Mechanical Ventilation and Patient Management Lab	1.0	$111.99
RET2283L	O	Introduction to Mechanical Ventilation Lab	1.0	$100.28
RET2295	O	Clinical Respiratory Medicine 4	2.0	$72.90
RET2296	O	Clinical Respiratory Medicine 5	4.0	$310.00
RET2936	O	Respiratory Registry Preparation	3.0	$341.50
RTE1110C	O	Radiologic Technology and Patient Care	2.0	$178.88
RTE1503C	O	Radiographic Procedures 1	4.0	$50.48
RTE1513C	O	Radiographic Procedures 2	3.0	$47.15
RTE1804	O	Radiologic Clinical Education 1	1.0	$30.98
RTE1814	O	Radiologic Clinical Education 2	2.0	$18.08
RTE1824	O	Radiologic Clinical Education 3	1.0	$41.68
RTE1834	O	Radiologic Clinical Education 4	2.0	$25.92
RTE2563	O	Radiographic Procedures 3	3.0	$47.15
RTE2571L	O	Clinical Education 1	3.0	$33.07
RTE2815	O	Clinical Education 2	2.0	$20.17
RTE2844	O	Advanced Radiologic Clinical Education 5	4.0	$30.98
RTE2854	O	Advanced Radiologic Clinical Education 6	4.0	$18.08
SON2111L	O	Abdominal Sonography Lab 1	1.0	$166.08
SON2112L	O	Abdominal Sonography Lab 2	1.0	$166.08
SON2121L	O	Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography Lab 1	1.0	$166.08
SON2122L	O	Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography Lab 2	1.0	$179.26
SON2150L	O	Neurosonology and Superficial Structures Lab 1	1.0	$166.08
SON2171L	O	Vascular Sonography Lab 1	1.0	$166.08
SON2175L	O	Vascular Sonography Lab 2	1.0	$9.47
SON2808	O	Clinical Education 1	5.0	$100.00
SON2818	O	Clinical Education 2	5.0	$0.00
SON2828	O	Clinical Education 3	6.0	$0.00
SOP2002	P	Psychology of Social Behavior	3.0	$13.00
SPN1120	P	Spanish 1	4.0	$30.00
SPN1121	P	Spanish 2	4.0	$30.00
SPN1125	P	Spanish 3	4.0	$30.00
SPN2220	P	Intermediate Spanish 1	4.0	$30.00
STA2023	P	Introduction to Statistics	3.0	$38.21
STS0155C	V	Surgical Techniques and Procedures 1	7.1	$0.00
STS0255L	V	Introduction to Clinical Practicum	1.6	$95.80
STS0256L	V	Clinical Practicum 1	10.5	$247.00
ST1177L	O	Surgical Techniques and Procedures 1 Lab	1.0	$239.78
STS1178	O	Surgical Techniques and Procedures 2	4.0	$156.88
STS2132	O	Surgical Specialties 2	3.0	$294.18
STS2942	O	Esurgical Technology Externship 3	6.0	$294.18
STS2947	O	Sterile Processing Technology Internship	6.0	$226.28
SUR2001C	O	Construction Surveying	3.0	$42.81
SYG2323	P	Introduction of Criminology	3.0	$13.00
THE2300	O	Survey of Dramatic Literature	3.0	$13.00
TPA1200	P	Introduction to Stagecraft	3.0	$40.00
TPA1210	O	Stagecraft 1	3.0	$40.00
TPA1211	O	Stagecraft 2	3.0	$40.00
TPA1220	P	Introduction to Lighting	3.0	$41.67
TPA1232	P	Theatre Costuming 1	3.0	$50.00
TPA1248	P	Makeup	3.0	$7.92
TPA1600	P	Introduction to Stage Management	3.0	$10.00
TPA2070	O	Introduction to Scenic Painting	3.0	$30.00
TPA2212	P	Sound 1	3.0	$30.00
TPA2222	O	Advanced Stage Lighting	3.0	$35.00
TPA2272	O	Introduction to Rigging	3.0	$60.00
TPA2273	O	Entertainment Technology Crafts	3.0	$65.00
TPA2343	P	CAD for Theatre	3.0	$10.00
TPP2231	P	Theater Ensemble	1.0	$75.76
TPP2260	P	Acting for the Camera	3.0	$14.00
WOH2040	P	Contemporary World History	3.0	$13.00
ZOO2010L	P	General Zoology Lab	1.0	$41.00

L.W. Tyree Library Fees and Fines

Last Board Action: 2019

Borrowing privileges at the L.W. Tyree Library are extended to all currently enrolled students, currently employed faculty and staff, and retirees of Santa Fe College. Others may receive borrowing privileges as determined by the Library or special agreement. Library patrons are responsible for all items that appear on their accounts.

Reserve items and electronic equipment are considered lost if not returned by the time and date due.
All other items are considered overdue for thirty days before being considered lost.

Lost or Damaged Item Fee: Replacement cost as determined by the Library

Flags

Santa Fe College records are flagged until:
- All lost and/or damaged items are returned in acceptable condition, or
- All replacement costs are paid.
Replacement costs will be refunded if a patron returns an item so long as the item is undamaged and the Library has not yet replaced it. Replacement costs are NOT refunded for reserve and electronic items that are more than seven days overdue.

Parking Fines

Last Board Action: 2019

In accordance with Board Rule 6.8, Motor Vehicle and Parking Control, the following schedule of fines and penalties for parking violations are in effect at all Santa Fe College campuses and centers.

Fines

Illegal parking in any form other than unauthorized parking in a designated accessible space: $20 each violation
Parking, stopping, or standing in a designated accessible space without proper permit: $100 each offense
Towing: Any motor vehicle parked in areas where the college has posted tow‐away zone signs, or which constitutes a hazard, may be towed at the owner’s expense.

Pay for Print Fees

Last Board Action: 2011

The college has several locations on campus where students can print or copy material. Students can use credit cards or cash for these services.

Fees

$0.10 single‐side B/W
$0.15 double‐side B/W
$0.25 single‐side Color
$0.45 double‐side Color

Santa Fe College Dental Clinic Fees

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

The Santa Fe Dental Clinic provides a limited range of dental hygiene, radiologic, and restorative services. Fees range from nominal costs associated with Medicare/Medicaid patients to several hundred dollars for crowns, bridges, and prosthetics.

Dental Clinic Fee Schedule
EXAMS
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D0120	Periodic Exam	$10	$15	$20
	01200	Periodic Exam for Hygiene pts	$0	$0	$0
	D0140	Limited Exam (problem focused)	$10	$15	$20
	D0150	Comprehensive Exam	$15	$20	$25
	D0191	Data collection	$0	$0	$0
	D0170	Follow-up Exam	$0	$0	$0
	D9430	Observation	$0	$0	$0
	D0171	Post-op visit	$0	$0	$0
	D0431	Velscope/ Oral Cancer Screening	$0	$0	$0
RADIOLOGY
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D0210	FMX	$40	$45	$50
	D0330	Pano	$40	$45	$50
	D0220	PA – first film	$6	$8	$10
	D0230	PA – each additional film	$3	$4	$5
	D0270	Bitewing – 1 film	$6	$8	$10
	D0272	Bitewings – 2 films	$10	$12	$15
	D0273	Bitewings – 3 films	$10	$15	$20
	D0274	Bitewings – 4 films	$15	$20	$25
	D0277	Vertical Bitewings (7-8 films)	$15	$20	$25
	D0240	Occlusal film	$6	$8	$10
	0021	Rad Lab x-rays	$0	$0	$0
DENTAL HYGIENE
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D1110	Prophy – Adult	$40	$45	$50
	D1120	Prophy – Child (under 14)	NA	$20	$25
	D4910	Periodontal Maintenance	$40	$45	$50
	D4341	Scaling/Root Planing 4+ teeth (per quad)	$35	$40	$45
	D4342	Scaling/Root Planing 1-3 teeth (per quad)	$25	$30	$35
	D4355	Full Mouth Debridement	$40	$45	$50
	D4346	Scaling w/presence of inflammation	$40	$45	$50
	D9210	Local Anesthesia	$0	$0	$0
	D9630	Oraqix (topical anesthesia)	$0	$0	$0
	D1206	Fluoride varnish	$0	$0	$0
	D1208	Fluoride tray w/foam or gel (not varnish)	$0	$0	$0
	D1352	PRR: Preventive Restorative Resin	$45	$50	$55
	D1354	SDF: Silver Diamine Fluoride	$10	$15	$20
	D1351	Sealant – per tooth	$10	$15	$20
	D4381	Arestin (per site)	$0	$0	$0
	D1310	Nutritional counseling	$0	$0	$0
	D1320	Tobacco counseling	$0	$0	$0
	D1330	Oral Hygiene Instruction (OHI)	$0	$0	$0
	D4380	Re-Eval (after SRP)	$0	$0	$0
	D4921	Gingival Irrigation (per quad)	$0	$0	$0
	00004	Family/Friends (discount)	$0	$0	$0
	00011	Unfinished hyg. Tx / needs new appt	$0	$0	$0
	00025	Finish hygiene or complete tx	$0	$0	$0
	D1353	Sealant repair – per tooth	$0	$0	$0
RESTORATIVE
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D0470	Diagnostic casts/ Impressions	$0	$0	$0
	D2330	Anterior resin – 1 surface	$70	$75	$80
	D2331	Anterior resin – 2 surfaces	$90	$95	$100
	D2332	Anterior resin – 3 surfaces	$110	$115	$120
	D2335	Anterior resin – 4 surfaces	$150	$155	$160
	D2391	Posterior resin – 1 surface	$70	$75	$80
	D2392	Posterior resin – 2 surfaces	$90	$95	$100
	D2393	Posterior resin – 3 surfaces	$110	$115	$120
	D2394	Posterior resin – 4 surfaces	$150	$155	$160
	D2940	Sedative filling	$30	$35	$40
	D2750	Crown – PFM (high metal)	$350 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D2752	Crown – PFM (med. metal)	$350 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D2740	Crown – all porcelain or ceramic	$350 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D2790	Crown – all gold	$350 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D2950	Build up	$90	$95	$100
	D6242	Bridge – pontic	$340 + lab fee	$350 + lab fee	$360 + lab fee
	D6752	Bridge – abutment	$340 + lab fee	$350 + lab fee	$360 + lab fee
	2752D	Deliver crown	$0	$0	$0
	D2970	Temporary crown – remake	$0	$0	$0
	D2920	Recement crown	$30	$35	$40
	D2799	Provisional crown (further tx needed)	$110	$120	$130
	D1352	PRR: preventive restorative resin	$50	$55	$60
	D1354	SDF – Silver Diamine Fluoride: per tooth	$15	$20	$25
	D2642	Porc./Ceramic Onlay – 2 surf.	$340	$350	$360
	D2643	Porc./Ceramic Onlay – 3 surf.	$340	$350	$375
	D2644	Porc./Ceramic Onlay – 4 surf.	$340	$350	$390
	26000	Deliver Onlay	$0	$0	$0
	D9975	Bleaching-Per Arch w/2 syringes	$50	$55	$60
	00008	Extra Bleaching syringes (2 pack)	$30	$30	$30
	09975	Deliver Bleaching Trays	$0	$0	$0
	D9971	Enameloplasty (per tooth)	$20	$25	$30
	D2951	Pin retention per tooth (plus restoration)	$20	$25	$30
	D8693	Recement/rebond fixed retainer	$30	$35	$40
	D4321	Provisional splint	$150	$160	$175
	D4322	Intra-Coronal Splinting	$150	$160	$170
	D1550	Recement or rebond lingual bars	$40	$45	$50
	D7270	Stabilize teeth (lingual bar)	$150	$160	$175
ORAL SURGERY
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D7140	Extraction	$70	$80	$90
	D7210	Surgical Extraction	$70	$80	$90
ENDO
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D3110	Pulp cap – direct (excluding final restoration)	$12	$15	$20
	D3120	Pulp cap – indirect (excluding final restoration)	$15	$20	$25
	D3220	Pulpotomy	$45	$50	$60
PERIO
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D4249	Crown Lengthening	$215	$200	$225
	D4212	Gingivectomy or Gingivoplasty	$15	$20	$30
	D7311	Alveoloplasty (per quad)	$205	$215	$225
PHOTOS/ SCANS
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D0350	Intraoral photos	$0	$0	$0
	D0801	Itero Digital Scan	$0	$0	$0
REMOVABLES
	Code	Procedure	SF student	SF employee	Community
	D5110	Complete Denture – maxillary	$400 + lab fee	$410 + lab fee	$420 + lab fee
	D5120	Complete Denture – mandibular	$400 + lab fee	$410 + lab fee	$420 + lab fee
	D5211	Partial Denture; resin– maxillary	$355 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D5212	Partial Denture; resin – mandibular	$355 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D5213	Partial Denture; cast – maxillary	$355 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	D5214	Partial Denture; cast – mandibular	$355 + lab fee	$365 + lab fee	$375 + lab fee
	5200D	Deliver partial denture	$0	$0	$0
	D5810	Immediate complete denture - maxillary	$400 + lab fee	$410 + lab fee	$420 + lab fee
	D5811	Immediate complete denture –mandibular	$400 + lab fee	$410 + lab fee	$420 + lab fee
	D5130	Immediate partial – maxillary	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5140	Immediate partial – mandibular	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5221	Immediate partial; Max; resin	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5222	Immediate partial: Mand.; resin	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5820	Interim partial denture – Max.	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5821	Interim partial denture – Mand.	$210 + lab fee	$215 + lab fee	$225 + lab fee
	D5410	Adjust full denture – Max.	$30	$35	$40
	D5411	Adjust full denture – Mand.	$30	$35	$40
	D5421	Adjust partial denture – Max.	$30	$35	$40
	D5422	Adjust partial denture – Mand.	$30	$35	$40
	D5511	Repair broken full denture – Max.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5512	Repair broken full denture – Mand.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5611	Repair partial denture (resin) – Max.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5612	Repair partial denture (resin) – Mand.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5621	Repair partial denture (cast) – Max.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5622	Repair partial denture (cast) – Mand.	$85 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$95 + lab fee
	D5520	Replace missing/broken tooth FD – Max.	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D5521	Replace missing/broken tooth FD –Mand	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D5710	Rebase complete denture – Max.	$200 + lab fee	$210 + lab fee	$220 + lab fee
	D5711	Rebase complete denture – Mand.	$200 + lab fee	$210 + lab fee	$220 + lab fee
	D5720	Rebase partial dent. – Max.	$200 + lab fee	$210 + lab fee	$220 + lab fee
	D5721	Rebase partial denture – Mand.	$200 + lab fee	$210 + lab fee	$220 + lab fee
	D5730	Reline complete denture – Max.	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5731	Reline complete denture – Mand.	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5740	Reline partial denture (in house) – Max.	$75	$80	$85
	D5741	Reline partial denture (in house) – Mand.	$75	$80	$85
	D5750	Reline complete dent. (lab) - Max	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5751	Reline complete dent. (lab) – Mand.	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5760	Reline partial denture (lab) – Max.	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5761	Reline partial denture (lab) – Mand.	$75 + lab fee	$80 + lab fee	$85 + lab fee
	D5630	Repair/replace broken clasp (per tooth)	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D5640	Replace broken tooth/teeth (per tooth)	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D5650	Add tooth to partial denture (per tooth)	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D5660	Add clasp to partial denture (per tooth)	$80 + lab fee	$90 + lab fee	$100 + lab fee
	D9940	Nightguard (hard; acrylic)	$45 + lab fee	$50 + lab fee	$55 + lab fee
	D9942	Repair/Reline nightguard or occlusal guard	$45	$50	$55
	D9944	Nightguard – hard appliance	$45 + lab fee	$50 + lab fee	$55 + lab fee
	D9945	Nightguard – soft appliance	$45	$50	$55
	D9900	Deliver Nightguard	$0	$0	$0
	D9943	Adjust Nightguard/Occlusal guard	$0	$0	$0
	D5284	Nesbit	$155 + lab fee	$165 + lab fee	$175 + lab fee
	5284D	Deliver Nesbit	$0	$0	$0
	D8690	Essex retainer	$70	$80	$90
	D8682	Retainer replacement	$70	$80	$90

*Lab fee is set by and paid directly to private dental lab.

Santa Fe College Fine Arts Performance Admission

Last Board Action: 2024

In accordance with College Rule 5.19 Admission Fees for College Events, the President's Cabinet is authorized to set fees for admittance to college events as appropriate and to designate appropriate college officials to issue complimentary tickets to events normally charging fees.

Admission Fees

Seat prices approved by the President’s Cabinet for SF Fine Arts events produced in the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall (FAH) and The Lyceum:

FAH Orchestra (416 seats) — $16
FAH Balcony (156 seats) — $16
The Lyceum (236 seats) — $16
Both Halls: Seniors (age 60+) — $10
Both Halls: Children (under 12) — $10
Both Halls: UF students with ID — $10
Both Halls: SF students with ID — $5
Both Halls: SF faculty, staff, retirees — FREE with SFID

Special Events: FAH and Lyceum admission prices apply only to standard dance, music, and theatre events produced by the Fine Arts Department. The Santa Fe Master Artist Series tickets are priced separately and may vary. Those prices will be listed on the online system for each production season.

*Student Attendance: The FAH Box Office will work with faculty to provide vouchers to students whose attendance is part of their grade for a course. The Box Office will also address student walk-up and show time curtain delays associated with large student audiences.

Santa Fe College Little School Tuition Fees

Last Board Action: 2024 (pending)

The Santa Fe College Little School provides extraordinary preschool programs and teacher training for Santa Fe College students and staff. College staff have reviewed rates with other early learning and preschool centers in the area and determined that the rates are very competitive. The Santa Fe College Little School fee assessments currently do not cover the full cost of the services provided by these exceptional programs.

Weekly Fee (Full Week: Mon-Fri 7:30am–3:30pm)

Toddlers (14‐35 months)	Toddlers (24-35 months)	Preschool (3-5 years)	Voluntary Pre-K Wraparound
$295	$275	$250	$125

Additional Fees


Registration	$75 per child per semester
Wait List	$25 per child
Supplies	$75 per child per semester
Extended Day (3:30-5:30pm)	$75 per week
Late Pickup	$10 per child every 15 minutes after 3:30pm (if not enrolled in extended day)
After Hours Pickup	$1 per minute for each child after 5:30pm
Unscheduled Extended Day	$20 per child per day

Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo Admission

Last Board Action: 2023

The Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo offers many exhibits and programs to the college and community at large. The revenue generated by these fees goes directly back to fund the costs to maintain exhibits, programming, and related expenditures. The president or his designee is authorized to modify or waive fees for specific events or users when college purposes are advanced. In the event a fee waiver/modification is granted, a statement of justification will be filed with the approved application. These programs may also extend modest discounts to promote group sales (e.g., Groupon sales) and matinee shows.

Zoo Admission Fee Schedule

Zoo Admission Rates
Adults (age 13-59)	$10
Seniors (age 60+)	$6
Children (age 4-12)	$6
Children under 3	FREE
Military/Veteran*	$6
Military/Veteran Accompanying Guest	$6
Teachers, Firefighters, Police, First Responders/EMT/EMS, Healthcare Professionals (with valid ID)	$6
UF Students/Staff (with valid Gator1 ID)	$6
SF Students/Staff/Retirees (with valid SFID)	FREE
SF Zoo Program Alumni	$6
Electronic Benefits Transfer recipients (must show card, 4 ticket max)	$3
AZA/AAZK Member (must show card)**	FREE
AZA Facility Member - Reciprocity (must show card)	50% off
SF Admissions Tours/Groups	FREE
Dog Ticket	$10

*Military/Veterans and one (1) guest are eligible for free admission on Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, and Veterans Day with valid military ID.

**Teaching Zoo members get $1 off additional guests when they present their member card.

Zoo/Planetarium Combo Group Rates (Advance Field Trip)
Adults (age 13-59)	$14
Seniors (age 60+)	$10
Children (age 4-12)	$10
Children under 3	FREE
Military/Veteran	$10
SF Students/Staff/Retirees (with valid SFID)	FREE
Certified Teachers (one per class)	FREE
Bus Drivers	FREE
Groups must reserve at least 2 weeks in advance to qualify for Combination Zoo/Planetarium Group Rates. Zoo Only Group Rate: Groups that have 15 or more people who reserve at least 2 weeks in advance qualify for a Group Rate of $6 per person ages 1 year old and up. All children ages 1 year old and up on group tours are charged at the group rate. From Zoo/Planetarium group rate, Planetarium Ancillary receives $5.50 per adult and $4.75 per child.
Zoo Membership Fees
Individual (free entry for 1 named adult)	$35
Couple (2 adults, no children)	$60
Family (up to 4)*	$75
Family (up to 5)*	$95
additional adult to family of 4 or 5	$25
additional child to family of 5	$15

*Family (up to 4) can be 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult + 3 children, all living in the same household. Family (up to 5) can be 2 adults + 3 children or 1 adult + 4 children, all living in the same household.

10% of membership revenue is donated to conservation.

Zoo Special Events
Birthday Party (up to 20 Guests)¹	$175
Each Additional Guest (max 30 total)	$6
Birthday Party with Animal Encounter (up to 20 guests)²	$300
Each Additional Guest (max 30 total)	$15
Scout or Home School Program (max 30 total)	$25 per person
Scout or Home School Program, Zoo Member (max 30 total)	$20 per person
Birthday parties require 50% deposit due at the time of reservation. Santa Fe College faculty and staff get 10% off birthday parties with valid SFID. Teaching Zoo Members get 10% off. 10% of birthday party base rate is donated to conservation. 1 - Birthday party includes use of zoo picnic tables, reusable plates, cups, and utensils, a recommended activity, zoo admission, and a gift for the birthday child. 2 - Birthday party with animal encounter includes use of zoo picnic tables, reusable plates, cups, and utensils, a recommended activity, zoo admission, a gift for the birthday child, and an animal encounter. Any person aged over 1 year who are present at any time during the party is considered a party guest and will be charged at the party rate.
The Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo works with community members and organizations to host a variety of special events. The nature and price of these events may vary from $0 - $60 per person. In accordance with College Rule 5.19 Admission Fees for College Events, the President's Cabinet is authorized to set fees for admittance to college events as appropriate and to designate appropriate college officials to issue complimentary tickets to events normally charging fees.
Zoo Community Outreach Programs
Community Outreach with Animals	$100
Community Outreach without Animals	FREE
Community Outreach with Animals for Alachua County Public Schools and Alachua County Public Library System	$75
Requires 50% deposit when reservation is accepted by the Zoo.
Zoo Animal Encounters
Ambassador Animal Encounter or Galapagos Tortoise Encounter (per person over 1 year old)	$5 - $50
Galapagos VIP Tour (up to 10 people)	$200
Professional Courtesy Behind-the-Scenes Tour (per person over 1 year old)	$5
Zoo Virtual Programs (Zoom)
Zoom Outreach with Animals (30-minute program)	$75
Zoom Outreach with Animals for Alachua and Bradford Public Schools (30-minute program)	$50
Zoom Outreach without Animals	FREE
Zoom Birthday Party (20-minute program)	$25

Santa Fe College faculty/staff get 10% off Ambassador Animal Encounters. Teaching Zoo members get 10% off VIP/Animal Encounters. 25% of proceeds from Ambassador Animals and Galapagos Tortoise Encounter go to conservation. 50% of proceeds from Galapagos VIP Tours go to conservation.

Zookeeper for a Day Program
Adults and Children (per person)	$35
Santa Fe College faculty/staff get 10% off with SFID. Teaching Zoo Members get 10% off. 25% of proceeds go to conservation. Zookeeper for a Day is taxed at 7%.
Zoo Adopt-an-Animal
Level I (4x6 photo)	$25
Level II (5x7 photo + 1 free Zoo ticket)	$50
Level III (8x10 photo + 2 free Zoo tickets)	$100
Zoo Gift Shop Prices
Assorted Merchandise	$0.10 - $50
Teaching Zoo Members get 10% off gift shop merchandise.

Rental Fee for Private Events

The SF Teaching Zoo is available for private event rental from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Rentals must be requested a minimum of four (4) months prior to the event. Additional fees as specified in the Use of College Facilities Fee Schedule apply (e.g., additional tables/chairs, set-up staff, security staff, custodial staff, etc.). Nonprofit organizations and Teaching Zoo Members receive 10% off rental rates.

Weekday (Monday-Friday)

$1000 for up to 100 guests
$5 per person for each additional guest

Weekend (Saturday-Sunday)

$1600 for up to 100 guests
$5 per person for each additional guest

Zoo Facility Rentals

Field in front of zoo: $50/hour + $6 zoo admission per person (if entering the zoo)
Brown classroom (Capacity 60): $50/hour + 6 zoo admission per person
Amphitheater classroom (Capacity 40): $35/hour + $6 zoo admission per person
Pavilion overlooking Florida Aviary (Capacity 50): $100/hour + $6 zoo admission per person
Playground (Capacity 40): $50/hour + $6 zoo admission per person

Zoo Facility rentals must be requested a minimum of one (1) month prior to the event. Minimum rental time is two (2) hours. Available between 9am-3pm. Nonprofit organizations and Teaching Zoo Members receive 10% off Zoo rental rates. Additional fees as specified in Use of College Facilities Fees apply as needed (tables/chairs, staff, etc.) Rental fees are taxed at 6.5%

Quarters for Conservation

The Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo started a Quarters for Conservation (Q4C) program in 2016. The program is designed to increase our conservation budget and fulfill our commitment to conservation through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) by raising money directly from guests. AZA zoos throughout the country have implemented Q4C, raising over $1 million annually. The Q4C initiative is expanding to include a portion of each paid program offered on grounds at the Teaching Zoo.

The objectives for the Q4C are to raise significant funds for additional in‐situ conservation projects; communicate how each zoo visit helps wildlife conservation; and encourage guests to take everyday conservation actions by showing how they are connected to wildlife survival.

Student Records Copy Fees

Last Board Action: 2024

The office handling the student record request will provide the requestor the fee to be assessed for photocopies of the requested record(s). The requestor must pay the fee to the Cashiers and provide proof of payment for completion of the record request.

Student Record(s) Copy Fee

$.10 per one‐sided copy B/W impression
$.15 per two‐sided copy B/W impression

Use of College Facilities Rental Fees: Northwest Campus

Absent fees approved for specific facilities, the use of college facilities is approved pursuant to College Rule and Procedure 6.4, Use of College Facilities. The president is authorized to modify or waive fees for specific events or users when college purposes are advanced. In the event a fee waiver or modification is granted, a statement of justification is filed with the approved application. Fees are outlined in College Procedure 6.4, Use of College Facilities.

A $50 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of confirmation of a reservation for use of college facilities. The balance of payment is due 10 days prior to the event, or the reservation will be cancelled. There is no charge for the use of college facilities by students, student organizations, or college employees (Priorities I and II) for college business. For more information regarding reservation requests, special facilities, and other references, please see the Use of Facilities webpage.

Northwest Campus Facilities Rental Rates

	Base Rate (4 Hours)	Added Cost Per Hour	Non Profit Base Rate (4 Hours)	Non Profit Additional Cost (4 Hours)
Classrooms and Meeting Rooms
Small Classroom (1-40 capacity)	$300	$75	$150	$37.50
Large Classroom (40-150 capacity)	$400	$100	$200	$50
Computer Lab / Collaboration Room	$400	$100	$200	$50
Small Multipurpose Room (1-40)	$300	$75	$150	$37.50
Medium Multipurpose Room (41-100)	$400	$100	$200	$50
Large Multipurpose Room (100-150)	$600	$150	$300	$75
Athletic Facilities and Outdoor Spaces*
SF Athletic Center	$750	$175	$375	$87.50
Track w. Soccer Field	$200	$50	$100	$25
Soccer Field (SW Corner)	$200	$50	$100	$25
Baseball Field	$300	$75	$150	$37.50
Softball Field	$300	$75	$150	$37.50
Oak Grove	$200	$50	$100	$25
NW Field	$400	$100	$200	$50
Parking Lot	$300	$75	$150	$37.50
Outdoor Tabling	$25	$25	$25	$25
Small Outdoor Space	$100	$25	$50	$12.50

*Use of restroom facilities included in rental of all outdoor spaces. Users are responsible for any additional portable restroom facilities that may be required for large events, based on the number of anticipated attendees.

Rates for Additional Services

For all events held outside regular college business hours.

Staffing (Per Person, Per Hour)
Event Staff, Grounds, Moving, and/or Custodial	$45
Maintenance Technician	$60
Audio Visual / Media Services	$45
Security	$60

Equipment Rental (Per Event)
Audio Visual Equipment (per room)	$50
Tables (each)	$10
Chairs (each)	$3
Stage (4' x 8')	$200
Podium	$50
Parking Fee (Food Trucks)	$50
Game Setup (includes scoreboard, table, chairs, and score clock)	$200

Use of College Facilities Rental Fees: Other Campuses

Blount Center

	Base Rate (4 Hours	Additional Cost per Hour	Non Profit Base Rate (4 Hours)		Non Profit Additional Cost (4 Hours)
Pecan Grove	$200	$50	$100		$25
Parking Lot	$300	$75	$300		$37.50
Main Lobby (200 capacity)	$820	$205	$ 410		$105
Exterior Patio (50 capacity)	$300	$75	$150		$37.50
Upstairs Lobby (30 capacity)	$100	$25	$50		$12.50
Catering Kitchen	$ 200	$50	$100		$25
Exterior Patio, Lobby and Catering Kitchen	$640	$160	$320		$80
DB110, DB109, DB10, Lobby and Catering Kitchen	$1,925	$475	$912.50		$237.50
DB110 and DB109 Combined	$860	$215	$ 430		$107.50
Board Room	$120	$30		$60	$15
Conference Room	$260	$65		$130	$32.50

Kirkpatrick Center

	Base Rate (4 Hours)	Additional Cost Per Hour	Non Profit Base Rate (4 Hours)	Non Profit Additional Cost (4 Hours)
Board Room	$120	$30	$60	$15
Conference Room	$200	$50	$100	$25
Lecture Hall (139 Capacity)	$200	$50	$100	$25
Breakout Room 169-171 Agency only	$200	$50	$100	$25
Defensive Tactic Labs, Townhouse Training Building	$240	$60	$120	$30
Sports Bar/Lounge Catering Kitchen	$240	$60	$120	$ 30
Main Street City Block	$200	$50	$100	$25
Ranges: Driving and Firearms ** Agency only	$240	$60	$120	$30
Training Trailer, Obstacle Course	$240	$60	$120	$30

**Vehicles are not included in the use fee. Contact IPS about target backers.

Use of Facility and Rental Fees for Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall and The Lyceum

Last Board Action: 2024

All rates are subject to change without notice.

Facility Use Fees

Space	Maximum Capacity	Standard Rate (First 4 Hours)
FAH Mainstage	600	$1400
FAH Ground Floor Lobby	500 standing / 178 seated	$820
FAH Multipurpose Studio	350 standing / 200 seated	$820
all three FAH spaces		$2800
The Lyceum	236 seated	$1400

Additional time past 4 hours is invoiced at the applicable hourly rate. Installation or rehearsal is discounted 75%. Additional costs for equipment and labor will be determined based on event requirements.

Labor/Hourly Rates

FAH Ground Floor Lobby and FAH Multipurpose Room Events

Labor and equipment costs per event will be determined by the college based on the needs and nature of the event.

FAH Mainstage and Lyceum Performance Events

Each audience event must employ, at minimum, a Technical Supervisor, and an Usher Supervisor. In addition, FAH staff must operate specialized audio, video, lighting, and stage equipment and rigging. Additional labor and equipment will be determined by the Santa Fe College Theatre Manager and Technical Director, based on the needs and nature of the event. These charges are in addition to the rental fee.

Labor Pay Rates (per worker, per hour)
Staff Supervisor or Specialist	$26
Technical Labor, Journey level	$22
Working industry professionals	$20
Technical Labor Apprentice level	$16
Usher supervisor	$20
Usher/ticket taker	$18
Office staff	$18
Custodian	$25
SF Police	$39

Theatre Equipment Rental (per event)
Model D Steinway Concert Grand Piano	$250
Piano (Baby Grand)	$150
Piano (upright)	$100
Piano (electric keyboard)	$60
Piano Tuning	$150
Follow spotlight	$200
Media projector and projector screen	$950
Lobby Projector and screen	$250
Acoustical/orchestra shell	$500
Marley Dance floor	$300
Standard audio package	$400
Wireless microphones	$30
Rep lighting plot equipment	$400
Podium (includes PC & limited audio)	$175
Wired network or phone line	$30

Rental Agreements

All event documents must be signed and returned with deposit no later than six (6) months prior to the event for FAH Mainstage, all three FAH Spaces, or Lyceum rental and 2 weeks prior to the event for FAH Lobby or FAH Multi‐Purpose room rental, or college reserves the right to cancel the event. Renters must submit deposit, proof of insurance, proof of tax‐exempt status, and all event documents.

* In some special circumstances, the president or his designee is authorized to modify or waive fees for specific events or users when college purposes are advanced. In the event a fee waiver or modification is granted, a statement of justification is filed with the approved application.

Deposit

A deposit is required at the time the event documents are signed and returned. The deposit is equal to the estimated cost of facility use. Rental deposits can be made with check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card or American Express. Cash payments cannot be accepted.

Insurance

The Florida College System Risk Management Consortium (FCSRMC) provides liability coverage for non‐ college‐sponsored individuals, groups, agencies, and organizations renting college facilities that do not carry liability insurance. The fee for this coverage will be charged to the renter and is in addition to the rental fee. If private insurance is available, a certificate of liability insurance naming the college as an additional insured in the amount of $1,000,000 is required. In the event the renter does not carry liability insurance, participation in the FCSRMC is mandatory.

Alcohol

Generally, alcohol is not permitted on Santa Fe College premises. For specific events in the Fine Arts Hall permission may be requested to distribute alcoholic beverages. The President of the College is authorized to grant approval and may do so with certain restrictions and conditions. Any person or agency with authorization to distribute alcohol must provide the college with alcohol liability insurance coverage. The renter shall assume all responsibility for compliance with any applicable State of Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco licensing requirements.

Catering

While you are free to use the caterer of choice, beverages must be purchased in accordance with the college’s agreement with Pepsi. If a caterer is providing the beverages, they must make purchases through the local Pepsi bottler using the college’s contracted rates unless the caterer has its own existing agreement with Pepsi, in which case they can use their existing agreement. If you are providing beverages without using a caterer, then you must honor the college’s agreement and make Pepsi purchases in accordance with beverage exclusivity. For current pricing and ordering information, please visit the Beverage Exclusivity webpage.

Marketing Review

Santa Fe College reserves the right to review all publicity materials for events scheduled in the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall or the Lyceum before their release to the public.

Ticketing

All ticketing is managed by the Santa Fe College Box Office.
Ticket prices will be inclusive of sales tax, if applicable.
A Vendor Fee is assessed for every ticket sold.
For ticket sales through the Website a per ticket fee (added to the event price) will be assessed based on the ticket price (including a merchant fee charge)
For ticket sales at the SF Box Office a per ticket fee will be charged to the event based on the payment type
No tickets will be issued until Event Documents are executed and deposit is received.

Additional Information

The collection of donations on site is not permitted.
The sale of retail merchandise in the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall or Lyceum is not permitted.
The Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall has no Standing Room sections.
Renters must execute additional event documents if a change in event specification increases estimated costs more than 10% above the original estimate.
Applicable sales tax rates apply to ALL services (rent, labor, etc.).