Dinosaur Exacavation and Taphonomic Research Project

Fee Schedule


2009



All costs are per individual.

For a student earning four undergraduate credits (a four-week stay) the costs are:

tuition$619
site fees, other fees, food, transportation, etc.$795
field book$5
text$40 est.

For a teacher earning maximum CEU's (staying at least three-weeks) the costs are:

fees$100
site fees, other fees, food, transportation, etc.$795
field book$5
text$40 est.


For others, staying for part or all of the time, the costs per person can be calculated from:

  fees/day  food/day   total/day
first week   $15   $24    $39
second week   $7   $18    $25
third week   $3   $12    $15
fourth week or longer   $0   $0    $0
 
 cost
SWAU to site$90
site to SWAU$90
local transportation & admissions$62   $242 total
airport run to Rapid City$30

As an example, for someone staying 9 days and enjoying the culinary efforts of the group, the fees and food would be:

 week 17 days @ $39/day$273
 week 22 days @ $25/day  $50
 total$323

From the above tables, the cost for a month including site fees, food, transportation from and back to SWAU, local transportation and admissions is exactly $795. The total cost just for fees and food for a stay of 21 days or longer is $553.


For a day visitor; that is, a person arriving in the morning, spending a day, and leaving in the late afternoon or evening without staying overnight the cost is:

fees and expenses$20

This cost assumes the participant arrives after breakfast, brings his or her lunch, and leaves before dinner; that is, food is supplied by the individual.

The half price discount and other provisions for children 12 years of age or younger apply.


All students earning credit and teachers earning CEUs are required to pay the $795 regardless of transportation details. For students, this total would include any airport trips instead of the van rides between SWAU and the site.

Children that are with a family and are 12 years of age or younger are half price! It is expected that these children will generally not work in a quarry unless the parent or guardian makes arrangements and directly supervises them at all times.

All individuals, even children, are expected to help with the daily chores.


Payment for tuition should be made to Southwestern Adventist University and may be made in cash, check, or credit card (VISA, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover) prior to registering for the course.

Payment for all other fees should be made to Earth History Research Center and may be made in cash or check no later than departure from Keene or arrival on site.

1 Oct 08      
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