All Courses Earn 3 Credits Except As Noted

Monday's 6pm - 9pm

COURSE COURSE TITLE

CIS 100-A Computer Basics

ECE 104-A Child Growth & Development

ECE 105-S Observando, Anotando y Evaluando

ECE 106-C Guidance & Discipline (Mandarin)

ECE 114-S Desarrollo del Curriculo

para Infantes y Niños

ECE 214-A Early Intervention (0-3)

ENG 100-A Reading & Writing Skills II

ENG 101-L/A Introduction to Academic Writing

ENG 111-A College Writing I

MAN 222-A Personal Financial Management

NTS 102-A Human Nutrition

PRO 102- HSA/GS Internship I HSA/GS

PRO 103- HSA/GS Internship II HSA/GS

SOC 202-S Aspectos Culturales de Familias/Niños

Tuesday 6pm - 9pm

COURSE COURSE TITLE

COM 111-L Speech Communication ESOL

ECE 106-A Guidance & Discipline

ECE 107-S Currículo Pre-escolar

ENG 097-A Reading & Writing Skills I

ENG 097-L Reading & Writing Skills I ESOL

ENG 111-B College Writing I

ENG 112-A College Writing II

FSN 201-A Healthy & Safe Cooking

PRO 201-ECE/A Professional Development Seminar II

PRO 201-ECE/B Professional Development Seminar II

PRO 201-HSA/GS Professional Development Seminar II

PSY 115-A Counseling Methods/Interviewing

Wednesday 6pm - 9pm

COURSE COURSE TITLE

ART 201-A Art & Architecture

CIS 101-A Introduction to Computer Applications

COM 111-A Speech Communication

ECE 105-A Observing, Recording & Assessing

ECE 106-S Guía y Disciplina Positiva

ECE 114-A Infant & Toddler Curriculum

ENG 100-L/A Reading & Writing Skills II ESOL

ENG 111-C College Writing I

ENG 112-B College Writing II

HUS 241-A Case Management

NTS 103-A Biology of Human Sexuality

PRO 102-ECE/A Internship I ECE

PRO 103-ECE/A Internship II ECE

PRO 103-ECE/B Internship II ECE

Thursday - 6pm - 9pm

COURSE COURSE TITLE

ECE 104-S Crecimiento y Desarrollo del Niño

ECE 105-C Observing, Recording & Assessing (Mandarin)
COM 111-A Speech Communication

ECE 107-A Early Childhood Curriculum

ECE 108-A ECE Administration

ECE 110-A Special Education for Children

ECE 208-S Desarrollo de Lenguaje y Capacidad de

Leer y Escribir para Niños (0-3)

ENG 111-D College Writing I

ENG 112-C College Writing II

FSN 101-A Food Safety

HLF 201-A Health & Life Fitness

MAN 105-A Planning & Evaluation

MAT 100-A College Mathematics

PSY 100-A General Psychology

SATURDAY 9:00 A. M. – 12:00 P. M.

COURSE COURSE TITLE

ECE 103-A Infant & Toddler Development

ECE 105-S/B Observando, Evaluando y Anotando

ECE 197-A Science & Math for Young Children

ECE 206-A Working w/Children/Families/Stress

ENG 100-L/B Reading & Writing Skills II ESOL

HLF 201-B Health & Life Fitness

HUM 212-A Children’s Literature

MAT 200-A College Algebra

SOC 101-A Introduction to Sociology

SOC 202-C Cultural Aspects of Families & Children

(Mandarin)

FOUR SATURDAYS 8:30 A. M. – 5:30 P. M.

COURSE COURSE TITLE

HUM 217-A Literacy Environment Enrichment

Program (LEEP)

HUM 218-A Supporting Preschoolers with

Learning Differences (SPLD)

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

All registration activity ends at 7:30 p.m.

Returning Students

Tuesday, January 19 2:00 – 7:30 p.m.

New and Returning Students

Wednesday, January 20 2:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, January 21 2:00 – 7:30 p.m.

New students should plan on arriving by 6:00 p.m.; at least one hour will be needed to complete the registration process.

Late Registration (for all students)

Friday, January 22 3:30 – 7:00 p.m.

A $10.00 late registration fee will be charged.

For an application and course information, please call (617) 348-6357.

TUITION AND FEES

Tuition

● Tuition: $166.00 per credit. (A 3-credit course is $498.00.)

Fees

● Application Fee of $10.00 must accompany each

application as a degree candidate.

● Student Activity Fee is $10.00 per semester.

PAYMENT AND REFUND POLICY

Methods of Payment

The Urban College of Boston accepts cash, checks, money orders, Visa or MasterCard. Checks should be made payable to the Urban College of Boston.

ABCD Employees

ABCD employees who wish to use the Payroll Deduction Plan must have a minimum payment of 10% of the total tuition and fees deducted weekly from their paycheck.

Returned Checks

A $25.00 charge will be added to any check returned by the bank to the Urban College of Boston.

Refund Policy

Students who officially withdraw from classes taught by UCB faculty in accordance with published withdrawal procedures may obtain refunds of tuition as follows:

Withdrawal before the first class 100%

Withdrawal before the second class 75%

Withdrawal before the third class 50%

Withdrawal before the fourth class 25%

Withdrawal after the fourth class 0%

All money will be refunded to the original source of funds. Fees are non-refundable.

Add/Drop Policy

Students who want to add or drop courses may do so prior to the second week of classes. See current catalog for more information.

In order to add or drop courses, students must consult with their academic advisor and bring a signed form to the Enrollment Services Office. Add/Drops will not be permitted after the second class of the semester.

WHAT IS THE URBAN COLLEGE OF BOSTON

The Urban College of Boston (UCB) is an independent, co-educational two-year institution. It is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Boston. UCB is a partner with Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABCD), one of the nation’s largest community action agencies. UCB is chartered by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and offers programs of study leading to Associate of Arts degrees in Early Childhood Education, Human Services Administration, and General Studies. The college also offers many certificate programs and non-credit continuing education courses.

The Urban College of Boston is an equal opportunity-affirmative action institution committed to diversity and equal opportunity.

Urban College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. Inquiries regarding the accreditation status should be directed to the administrative staff of UCB. Individuals may also contact: Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, New England Association of Schools and Colleges, 209 Burlington Road, Bedford, MA 01730-1433; (781) 271-0022; e-mail: cihe@neasc.org.

STUDENT SERVICES

UCB offers many services designed to support student effort, help overcome problems interfering with student progress, and be a referral source to community organizations.

Students are encouraged to utilize the personal, academic, and professional counseling resources of Student Services. Strict confidentiality is maintained at all times. In addition, Student Services sponsors student workshops and career guidance, a continuous process that includes academic and professional assessment at entry to UCB, career-related course work, required Professional Development seminars, and internships and field work. The UCB newsletter provides information to the UCB community.

At registration, students are designated an academic advisor. The student and advisor meet regularly to review and discuss the student’s goals. The advisor recommends course selection and sequence and remains a key source of guidance. Each student also has access to staff assisting with matters of financial aid, internships, personal counseling, and referrals to other organizations. Through the support offered at the Urban College of Boston, students learn strategies and techniques necessary to secure professional, personal, and educational success.

EARLY WRITING ASSESSMENT AND PLACEMENT FOR NEW STUDENTS

Call Josie at (617) 348-6507 for appointment.

OASS (Office of Academic Support Services), 7th Floor.

Take the writing assessment and placement to determine which courses are appropriate for you to take.

EVALUACIÓN ESCRITA Y UBICACIÓN TEMPRANA PARA ESTUDIANTES NUEVOS

Llame Josie en (617) 348-6507 por una cita.

OASS (Office of Academic Support Services), 7mo piso.

Tome el examen para determinar cuál cursos son apropiado para usted tomar.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF JANUARY 25

New Student Orientation Saturday, January 30

Add/Drop Deadline Prior to Second Class Meeting

President’s Day(Observed)(No classes) Monday, February 15

Faculty-Issue Progress Reports March 8 – 13

Evacuation Day (No classes) Wednesday, March 17

Last Day to withdraw from class with “W” grade March 20

Patriot’s Day(Office closed) Monday, April 19

Spring Break (No classes) Tuesday, April 20 – Saturday, April 24

Classes Resume Monday, April 26

Final Exams May 11, 13, 15, 17, 19

Last Day of Classes Wednesday, May 19

Grades Due from Faculty Monday, May 24

Graduation Sunday, June 6

FINANCIAL AID

Students who are interested in applying for financial aid for the 2009-2010 academic year should have a completed financial aid application on file at Urban College. The deadline for priority consideration is December 10, 2009. Federal Pell Grants and Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants (SEOG) fund part-time and full-time students. The Mass Grant funds full-time students and Mass Part-time Grants fund part-time students. These grants do not have to be repaid. Applicants will need their 2008 Federal income tax returns, a high school diploma or GED Certificate as well as enrollment in Urban College of Boston’s Degree or Certificate programs. Apply on-line (on the web) at www.fafsa.ed.gov or call (617) 348-6220 for more information. The Urban College of Boston’s School Code for FAFSA forms is 031305.

AYUDA FINANCIERA

Estudiantes interesados en solicitar ayuda financiera para el año académico 2009-2010 deben completar una solicitud y entregarla a la oficina de Ayuda Financiera de Urban College. El ultimo día para entregar la solicitud, para que se le dé prioridad es el 10 de Diciembre, 2009. Los fondos de los Federal Pell Grants, del Mass Part-time Grant (para estudiantes de tiempo parcial) son becas. Los aplicantes necesitan traer su declaración de impuestos federales del 2008, su diploma de la escuela secundaria (High School) o su GED, y también solicitar su ingreso en el programa de degrado (para obtener su Asociado) o en el programa de Certificado. Puedes aplicar por el internet al: www.fafsa.ed.gov ó llame al: 617-348-6220 para mas información. El código del Colegio Urbano de Boston para aplicar para FAFSA es el: 031305.

HEALTH INSURANCE REQUIREMENT

If you do not have health insurance and you are registering for 9 or more credits, State law requires that you sign up for health insurance offered by the college, and complete the Insurance Waiver Card. Proof of Health Insurance coverage is required at registration.