Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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New students encounter lo the freshmen bookstore as changes on campus. Doug McSchooler 20 Student Survival

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Indiana undergraduates with 9.5 hours paid $49.50 per credit hour; non-residents paid $115. Residents taking from 10 to 17.5 hours paid $727 per semester compared with $1708 for non- residents in the same bracket. For 18 hours or more, residents paid $878 while non-residents were charged $2050. This struc- ture involved undergraduates while graduate students were charged by credit hours only. iiThe use of bracketed fees facilitates our moving to a sys- tem of early registration, said President Landini. Students ex- perienced this new method of registering for classes during the fall of 1984. Students began meeting with their advisors in late October, then documented their schedule on a computer form with selected alternatives in case a first choice was closed. The student was matched with the classes he wanted and around December 3, students received their complete sched- ule and bill. Students were given the op- tion of choosing an evening- only or a day-only schedule. They also had the option of ac- cepting unwanted classes and using the drop-add day or re- jecting the courses and partici- pating in waIk-through registra- tion. During spring semester, 3 new ID card system was an- nounced. The Office of Security manufactured and issued the cards. In addition to a photo- graph, name, student or social security number, and status as a student, grad student, or staff, the ID has a magnetic stripe and a bar code bearing a number unique to the card holder, The new system encompasses the Library, Food Services, Health Center, and other campus ser- vices. All these changes in registra- tion, fees and the ID system brought lSU to the level of fel- low colleges. In these ways, the University used technology to increase efficiency. by DEBBY ELLIOTT Changes 21