Spring 2014 STUDENT SERVICES “RUSH” EXTENDED OFFICE HOURS

Spring 2014

STUDENT SERVICES “RUSH” EXTENDED OFFICE HOURS

Wednesday, January 8, 11:59 PM — Admission Application Deadline (full/first half terms; credit programs)

Monday, January 13 — Classes begin (full term and first half)

Taylorsville Redwood Campus
	Enrollment Services, Student Express, General Academic Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	OneCard, Information Desk	Bookstore
Friday, January 10	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm
Saturday, January 11	9 am – 1 pm	9 am – 1 pm	9 am – 1 pm
Monday, January 13	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, January 14	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wed, January 15	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Thursday, January 16	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Friday, January 17	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	7:30 am – 6 pm

South City Campus
	Enrollment Services, General Academic Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	ID/Information Desk	Bookstore
Friday, January 10	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 4 pm
Monday, January 13	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, January 14	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wed, January 15	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Thurs, January 16	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Friday, January 17	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	7:30 am – 4 pm

Jordan Campus
	Enrollment Services, Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	Courtesy Desk/OneCard	Bookstore
Friday, January 10	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 1 pm
Monday, January 13	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, January 14	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wed, January 15	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Thurs, January 16	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm
Friday, January 17	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm	7:30 am – 1 pm (extended hours as needed)

Miller Campus
	Enrollment Services	Financial Aid, Cashiering, OneCard & Advising	Bookstore (Store Dates: 1/6/-1/23)
Friday, January 10	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 6 pm (no Advising, Financial Aid closing 4:30 pm)	-
Monday, January 13	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 6 pm (Advising 8-4:30)	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Tuesday, January 14	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 6 pm (no Advising, Financial Aid closing 4:30 p.m.)	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Wed, January 15	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 6 pm (Advising 8-4:30)	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Thursday, January 16	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 6 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Friday, January 17	8 am – 6 pm	8 am – 4:30 pm (no Advising)	9 am - 1 pm

Highland Center – Enrollment Services and Bookstore
	Enrollment Services	Bookstore
Monday, January 6	7 am – 7 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 8 pm
Monday, January 13	7 am – 7 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 8 pm
Tuesday, January 14	7 am – 7 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 8 pm
Wednesday, January 15	8 am – 7 pm	9 am - 1 pm

Westpointe Center – Enrollment Services

Monday, January 13

7 am – 6 pm

Tuesday, January 14

7 am – 6 pm

Wednesday, January 15

8 am – 6 pm

Tuition Due Wednesday, January 29 – Cashiering Offices Open
Taylorsville Redwood, South City, and Jordan	7 am – 7 pm	Miller	7 am – 6 pm

Please contact the DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER (801) 957-4659 to arrange for accommodations or inquire about office hours

QUESTIONS?

Call (801) 957-4297

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