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Procedure: 2-12

Effective: May 13, 2002

Owner: Scbool of Continuing and Professional Studies

Latest Revision:

Internal Transfer of State Tuition
Between UVA Departments

Procedure Steps

Scope | System References | Policy | Responsibility | Distribution | Ownership

Scope

Departments at the University often sponsor students to enroll in a course(s) at a regional center of the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, causing SCPS to bill the internal University department for tuition and/or fees.

All SCPS centers participate in the internal transfer of state tuition procedure at some point in time, however the main ones to perform this transfer are the Charlottesville Center, Lynchburg Center, Northern Virginia Center, Roanoke Center, and the Business Office. Hampton Roads and Abingdon do use this process, however not as often as the others. This method is practiced year round and does not occur at just one stage of the semester.

System References [Top]

See IS Procedure "Expenditure Batches in GM"

See IS Navigation "Journals - Creating"

Policy [Top]

Bursar Functionality in the Integrated Student Information System -- Policy IV.B.2

Responsibility [Top]

The student is responsible for initiating the request for payment of tuition and fees by the student's department.

The SCPS center fiscal personnel are responsible for initiating the transfer of tuition expenses to the sponsoring University department and tuition revenues to SCPS.

Distribution [Top]

University employees who are potential SPCS students and sponsors
SPCS Business Office
SPCS Center Fiscal Personnel

Ownership [Top]

The School of Continuing and Professional Studies is responsible for ensuring that this procedure is necessary, reflects actual practice, and supports University policy.

Procedure Steps  [Top]

The transfer procedure is initiated and completed as follows:

     
1. The student is responsible for providing a sponsor letter from their supervisor to the center staff stating their department will be held accountable for tuition and/or fees for the course. The letter also includes the PTAO to be charged by SCPS.  
     
2. The student is registered and the tuition charge is generated in ISIS on the sponsor's BDA screen. An invoice is printed for the charge.  
     
3. At the start of the course, the SCPS center initiates the internal transfer. Beginning in the Grants Management module of Oracle, the sponsoring department's PTAO is debited for tuition and/or fees and the SCPS PTAO (115607.101.SS00064.*315xx) is credited using the GM expenditure type Revenue, SCPS ONLY, Tuition. This completes the transaction for the Grants Management module of the tuition transfer.  
     
4. The General Ledger is accessed to ultimately have the funds placed in the Bursars clearing account, 999798. A GL journal entry is done to debit 20.115607.1005.4125. *315xx.0000 and credit the SCPS clearing account, 20.102043.1005.4143.*315xx.0000. This clearing account is used to track SCPS tuition revenues prior to transfer to the Bursar clearing account. Once the state tuition is credited to the SCPS clearing account, 20.102043.1005.4143.*315xx.0000, another GL journal entry is done to debit 20.102043.1005.4143.*315xx and credit 10.999798.1165.2440.20425.0000 (formerly 0-18500-24000). The SCPS Business Office is the responsible party for these GL transactions.  
     
5. Upon completion of the Oracle transactions, the SCPS Business Office then posts the money to the ISIS account being billed. Through an ISIS process, the Bursars clearing account, 999798, is debited and the proper SCPS revenue account is credited.  
     
  *The center doing the internal transfer will use their center's org in the crediting PTAO. Those orgs include the following:
     
 

Charlottesville - 31530
Hampton Roads - 31550
Lynchburg - 31555
Northern Virginia - 31560
Richmond - 31565
Roanoke - 31570
Southwest - 31575
SCPS Bus. Office - 31510

 
     
If questions arise concerning this process, please contact Lee Early (2-5246) or Melissa Seal (2-5243) in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies Business Office.
     

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