1098-T Information

Spoon River College is pleased to announce that your 1098-T federal tax tuition statement for the 2012 calendar year is now available online via your secure My SRC account portal. You have the ability to access your 1098-T electronically and opt out of paper delivery of the tax document.

What are the benefits of receiving your 1098-T electronically?
• Online delivery provides access to the form earlier than the traditional mailing process, and reduces costs to the College.
• It eliminates the chance that the 1098-T will get lost, misdirected or delayed during delivery, or misplaced once you receive it.
• It is easy and secure.
• Go Green and save the environment.

If you would like electronic access to your 1098-T statement, please provide your consent by logging into your My SRC account. Then click on the My Services page, Student folder, and select My 1098T. By signing up for an electronic version of the tax document, NO paper form will be mailed to you.

If you do not wish to receive your 1098-T electronically, a paper copy of your 1098-T will be mailed to your permanent address. Please contact Bonnie Frakes in the Business Office at bonnie.frakes@src.edu or by phone at (309) 649-6323 for paper form requests.

1098T Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Tuition and Fees

DEFINITIONS

Residents of the College District: A resident student is one who lives in the Spoon River College District.

Resident of Illinois, Out-of-District: A student who resides in Illinois, but is not a resident of Spoon River College District, will be considered an out-of-district student.

Out-of-State Residents: Anyone who is a resident of another state at the time of application will be considered an out-of-state applicant.

International Students: A student whose legal residence is outside the United States or territories thereof is an international student.

Proof of Residence: Students must demonstrate​ that they are legal residents of Community College District 534 if they are requested to do so. A valid driver's license is sufficient proof.

FEES

Comprehensive Fees: A comprehensive fee of $12.00 per semester hour of credit is assessed each student. This fee supports student activities, technology, and various other services such as additional copies of student class schedules, adding/dropping/withdrawing from classes, and some mandatory testing costs.

Course Fees: Certain laboratory and other courses require additional fees for supplies, laboratory equipment and supplies, and special tools.

Cap and Gown Fee: A $20.00 fee for the purchase of the cap and gown will be charged to those individuals participating in college's graduation ceremony.

Transcript Fee: Transcripts will be sent within approximately three working days with no fee. There is a $2.00 fee for faxing a transcript and a $4.00 fee for immediate requests. Telephone requests will not be honored.

When Are the Tuition and Fees Due? Tuition and fees are due at the time of registering for classes. Students have the option of paying in full or signing up for a deferred payment plan through FACTS Tuition Management (Nelnet Business Solutions). Failure to pay tuition and fees or signing up for a deferred payment plan will result in the automatic cancellation of the student's registration.  Please go to the Payment Options page for information on FACTS.

Outstanding Accounts: All previous financial obligations must be cleared at the time of registration. No students shall enroll until such obligations are paid in full or satisfactory arrangements have been approved. Grades, transcripts, clearance for registration and graduation will be held on all students with outstanding accounts in any department of the College until the account is settled and a clearance forwarded to the Records Office.