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1927 This presentation contains important information you
need to know in order to successfully begin your
transition to the University of Houston. This presentation
covers the following information:
How to Select Campus Services
Student Financial Services (Payment plans, billing
questions, refunds, etc.)
UHin4 and Fixed Four Year Tuition
Provost Summer Read Program (First Year students only)
Utilizing Campus Resources
Coogs Get Consent
HOUSTON
How Do I Select Campus Services?
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• You can utilize the AccessUH Portal to select
optional University Services
• AccessUH is available by visiting
https://accessuh.uh.edu
• Log into AccessUH with your CougarNet
UserID and password and you will gain
immediate access to other critical systems that
you use on a daily basis
How Will I Receive My CougarNet Account Credentials?
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• Not all services are available on AccessUH when using
the myUH (PeopleSoft) credentials
• Once you have enrolled in classes, you will receive an
email about your new CougarNet account
• You will then be able to use your CougarNet credentials
to login to AccessUH
• Visit www.uh.edu/infotech for Password reset
assistance or to receive your CougarNet account
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List of Services Once logged in, you will see different icons based on your
role within the University
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When Should I Select Campus Services?
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• You should select campus services today
after your college session has concluded
• Visit AccessUH to select the services of your
choice
• Some services will have department
representatives available on campus today
for any additional questions you may have
Why Should I Select Campus Services Today?
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• Many of the campus services that we offer allow you
to have the charges added to your fee bill
• 100% of Tuition, fees and charges are due by the
billing date unless you have signed up for a payment
plan, emergency deferment plan, or short term tuition
plan
• Students who enroll after the original term due date
must make payment immediately
Payment Plans • Students may enroll in a payment plan using AccessUH
• Once logged in, click UH Self-Service
• Under Learner Services, click on Student Financials.
Cougar Card
• Select the Cougar Card icon
• Review the photo requirements
• Upload a photo
• Receive an approval email confirmation from the Cougar Card
office
• Pick up your Cougar Card at your ART conference
Dining Services • Use AccessUH to purchase the meal plan of your choice
• Available to any student living off or on campus
• Commuter Students-Select the Cougar Card Icon
• Residential Students-Select myHousing Icon
Parking
• To park on campus you must display a valid UH parking
permit unless parked at a parking meter, visitor lot, or a
university parking garage
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List of Available Services:
Department of Public Safety (UHDPS)
• You can update your personal information using Access
UH to ensure you receive e-mail notifications and text
messages from the UH emergency Operations Center
facebook.com/UHEMB
twitter.com/UHEMB
UH Bookstore • The UH Bookstore offers loans to cover your
textbook expenses
• You can request a $400 textbook loan in the
Fall/Spring terms and a $200 loan in the summer
term
• Loans can only be used for textbooks at the UH
Bookstore
List of Available Services:
University Copy Center and UH Information Technology
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The Copy Center offers the following services
• Postal services (UPS, FedEx, USPS)
• Large format poster, sign, banner printing
• Sign display units
• Custom pre-inked stamps
• Custom publishing
• Finishing services
• Paper shredding
• Course packs
• Copier leasing
• Dissertation binding
UHIT offers the following services:
• Password Reset Assistance
• Printer Kiosks
• Software
• WiFi
• Cougar Byte
• You can always contact UHIT for additional support
• [email protected] or 713-743-1411
Student Financial Services
Primary Areas of Responsibility
Billing of student tuition and fees
Process tuition and fee payment
Process student refunds
Process waivers
Bill third party sponsors
Please pay attention to payment due dates
located at:
http://www.uh.edu/about/offices/enrollment-services/student-financial-services
Payment Options
Payment Plans
90 Day
Deferment
45 Day
Deferment
Installment Pay
Plan
Payment Methods
Cash or check
Credit card
Online
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Student Refunds
After payment of your balance due, any
remaining funds (e.g. financial aid) will be
refunded to you.
The University issues student refunds
electronically.
Your student refund can be deposited
directly into your bank account.
How do you let University of Houston
know how you wish to receive your
funds??
Choose How to Get Your Refund
Higher One Packet
Important information regarding how to establish refund preference.
University recommends you select direct deposit. (ACH to 3rd party bank).
Keep card in a safe place or destroy.
Contact Information
We are located at the Welcome Center.
You may contact us by phone or email at the
following:
(713) 743-1010, option 6
http://www.uh.edu/about/offices/enrollment-
services/student-financial-services/
UH in 4
Freshman Four-Year Graduation Plan
• Provides a comprehensive plan for on-time graduation in four years.
Fixed Four-Year Tuition Plan
• Establishes the same tuition rate for four academic years.
FRESHMAN FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION PLAN Graduate on-time in 4 years rather than 6
years.
Begin careers and graduate study faster.
Entering the workforce two years early is worth an estimated $90,800.
Estimated cost of delaying graduation one semester is $26,714.
Initial enrollment as a freshman during summer or fall 2014.
Admission to an eligible major or as an undeclared student.
Declare an eligible major within one academic year.
Enroll in at least 15 semester credit hours in fall 2014.
Successfully complete at least 30 credits per academic year.
Maintain continuous enrollment.
Remain in good academic standing.
GRADUATION PLAN: STUDENT ELIGIBILITY
Consultation with academic advisor each semester.
Course selection consistent with four-year academic map.
Timely enrollment and resolution of holds.
Degree progress monitoring.
Notification of course unavailability.
GRADUATION PLAN: STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Four-year academic maps
Academic advising
Online academic planner
Online degree audit
Annual degree progress evaluation
Course availability
No tuition beyond four years if the University is responsible for graduation delay.
GRADUATION PLAN: UNIVERSITY RESPONSIBILITIES
FIXED FOUR-YEAR TUITION: BENEFITS
Budgeting tool for students and parents.
Establishes the same tuition rate for four academic years.
Eliminates uncertainty about future tuition increases.
Unlimited credit hours during fall and spring.
FIXED FOUR-YEAR TUITION: ELIGIBILITY Requires participation in the 2014 Freshman Four-Year
Graduation Plan and meeting all eligibility requirements.
Any eligible student who elects to participate in the University of Houston Four-Year Graduation Plan has the option of participating in the University of Houston Transfer Student Fixed Four-Year Tuition Plan.
Students who do not meet the conditions for initial and continuing 2014 Freshman Four-Year Graduation Plan will pay the per credit rate in effect at the time of ineligibility.
FIXED FOUR-YEAR TUITION:
RATE AND TERMS
Effective fall 2014 - summer 2018.
Resident rate $4,750.00 per semester fall and spring.
Unlimited credit hours fall and spring.
Covers tuition and academic fees.
Summer tuition only state statutory rate per credit.
Timely cancellation notification to Bursar’s Office.
FIXED FOUR-YEAR TUITION:
SAVINGS COMPARISON
SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS: 15 hours each fall / spring semester Tuition and Academic Fees: $4,750 each fall / spring semester Annual Cost: $9,500 Comparison of Fixed Rate Tuition Program compared to anticipated variable tuition rates Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 4 Year Total Fixed Rate $9,500 $9,500 $ 9,500 $ 9,500 $38,000 Variable Rate $9,600 $9,811 $10,027 $10,248 $39,686* *Tuition estimate for 4 year Liberal Arts and Social Sciences program. Rates assume a 2.2% level
of inflation over the next 4 years.
Please contact the UH in 4 team to learn more about
UH in 4 and how you can take charge of your academic future.
Visit: www.uh.edu/UHin4
Email: [email protected]
Request to participate in UH in 4 through your myUH Self Service account.
QUESTIONS?
PROVOST SUMMER READ PROGRAM
Read by all first-year freshman students
Participate in a faculty-led seminar held on either
Saturday, August 22, 2014, or Sunday, August 23,
2014.
To register for a seminar, visit
uh.edu/provost/summerread
Submit your 500-word, typed and double-spaced
essay as an email attachment by September 1,
2014 to [email protected].
The essay contest winners will be 15 first-year
students selected to have lunch with Byron Pitts on
September 15, 2014 in a private dining room in the
Hilton University of Houston
Byron Pitts will deliver a university keynote address
on campus on September 15th, 2014
Utilize Your Resources
3rd year
Consent is a UH value!
Why are we dedicated to Coogs getting Consent?
Most incidents of sexual misconduct,
particularly sexual assault, regard some lack
of understanding or respect for what
consent means.
The aim of Coogs Get Consent is to involve
the entire campus community in a dialog
regarding the concept of consent and to
ensure that every Coog takes responsibility
for reducing the risk of sexual assault at the
University of Houston
What is Consent?
Consent is agreeing to an action based on
your knowledge of what that action involves,
the consequences of that action, and having
the option of saying no.
In a sexual situation, consent works the
same way – before engaging in a specific
sexual activity, an agreement must be made
between the partners.
Consent is: Informed
Freely & actively given
Words or actions that
are mutually
understandable
Active, not passive
(silence ≠ consent!)
Present for each part
of an encounter
(yes to one thing ≠ yes
to everything!)
The person who
initiates needs to be
sure they have
consent!
What is the best way to get effective consent?
The best way to get effective consent is to eliminate
any mystery, confusion, or misinterpretation of your
partner’s body language or communication by simply
asking what she or he would like to do with you.
In other words, get the “YES!” before you engage in
any sexual activity that has not yet been agreed to
Failure to obtain effective consent not only shows a
lack of respect for your partner and your fellow Coogs,
but it also greatly increases the risk of sexual
assault.
Circumstances in which a person CANNOT give effective consent (no
matter what s/he might verbalize):
When coercion, trickery, intimidation, threats or acts of
violence are used
The person is asleep or unaware that a sexual assault
is occurring
The person does not have the legal capacity to consent
(such as being underage)
The person is “out of it” or incapacitated due to the
influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication.
When in doubt: Stop.
Key Facts About the Policy: Who, When, and Where?
All faculty, staff, students and visitors
No time limits
Anywhere
The policy covers: sexual harassment,
sexual assault, sexual exploitation &
intimidation, dating & domestic violence,
and stalking
Resources at UH www.coogsgetconsent.org
UH Department of Public Safety- 713.743.3333 or 911 from a campus phone
Equal Opportunity Services (EOS)-713.743.8835 located inside Student Service Center 2
Building 526 Dean of Students Office -832.842.6183 located inside Student Service Center 1 building 524 Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)- 713.743.5454 located inside Student Service
Center 1 building 524
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY!
GO COOGS!