#UNIVERSITY OF MAINE FIRSTCLASS UPDATE#
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The University grants exceptions to the full-time status under the following conditions (these exceptions do not apply to financial aid):

Failure to report a change in enrollment plans may result in a delay in receiving an expected refund when financial aid is disbursed.

#UNIVERSITY OF MAINE FIRSTCLASS UPDATE#

If the award is adjusted the student will receive an email notification.ДЇor the spring semester students are encouraged to update the enrollment status in November. The Office of Student Financial Aid will receive this information and if required will update the financial aid award.

#UNIVERSITY OF MAINE FIRSTCLASS FULL#

Students who will be less than full time and are receiving financial aid should report a вЂњchange in enrollment plansвЂќ when accepting their financial aid through MaineStreetвЂ™s Student Self-Service. Classes taken with an Audit status (no grade or credit hours earned) are not counted when determining enrollment status. Failure to register for at least 12 credits per semester will jeopardize eligibility in the above mentioned areas. The University treats undergraduate students registered for 12 or more credits as full-time students for purposes of calculating student financial aid, determining eligibility for campus housing, athletic eligibility, veteranвЂ™s benefits, student fees, and for all other activities which vary according to enrollment status. Some programs require more than 120 credits.

For most programs, this means students must average 15 credits per semester to earn the minimum of 120 credits required for graduation. Not in Phillips, Rumsey or Thompson, Important Maine Maps, Books, Prints and Ephemera.Full-time undergraduate students can be registered for sufficient credits each semester to complete their academic programs in four years (eight regular semesters). Another example is held by the Osher Map Library and was exhibited there in 2000 in Worldly Treasures вЂ“ A Fifth Anniversary Celebration. OCLC 879769505 gives impressions at the American Antiquarian Society, Clements Library, Columbia University (as of September 2017). However, the grand vision of the Boston & Kennebunkport Sea Shore Company seems to have been only partly unrealized, as the only element of the original plan visible on a modern map is Ocean Avenue paralleling the coastline. Boating was advertised as a recreational enticement but the river was not actually safe for inexperienced boaters.вЂќ (Sharon Cummins, вЂњCottagers claim Cape Arundel,вЂќ at )Дevelopment on Cape Arundel apparently accelerated in the late 1880s, with the construction of an Episcopal Church and a major entertainment hall that that came to be known as the Arundel Casino. вЂњTrains went only as far as Kennebunk Depot and the roads were not of a quality suitable to city folk. The hotel soon enjoyed healthy patronage but KennebunkportвЂ™s infrastructure was not conducive to the ambitious cottage development the Boston & Kennebunkport Seashore Company had anticipated.

They opened the Ocean Bluff Hotel in 1873 with the intention of subdividing the land around it into closely packed cottage lots to be sold to wealthy businessmen. вЂњReal estate speculators from Massachusetts and Kennebunkport had purchased more than 700 acres of coastal land from Cape Porpoise to LordвЂ™s Point. The largest player was the Boston & Kennebunkport Sea Shore Company: Antique Map Price Record notes an impression sold by High Ridge Books in the early 1990s, and this firm sold a wall-map version in 2015.ДЄs a byproduct of the extension of the Boston & Maine Railroad to Portland, a new station opened in Kennebunkport in 1873 and catalyzed the areaвЂ™s development as a Summer resort. As of September 2017 I know of only four institutional holdings and one in a private Maine collection. The whole is adorned by three pictorial vignettes of rather fanciful Victorian vacation cottages and another of a steamer, perhaps inbound from Boston. Text at the lower right extolls the areaвЂ™s accessibility and its scenic, recreational and other benefits. The plan depicts a вЂњfirst-class summer resortвЂќ in a вЂњsituation has not its equal on the coast.вЂќ It shows some 566 housing lots, hotel sites, and parks, all on a peninsula at the outlet of the Kennebunk River and blessed with stellar views of the Atlantic. A lovely and interesting plan promoting a real estate development in Kennebunkport Maine.

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