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| Free tuition and accommodation to five students 100 seats and accommodation at Canadian rates |
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| September 16th |
| hurricane.relief@acadiau.ca |
| A small residential university offering courses in arts, business, education, and sciences has room to accommodate new students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. |
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| Tuition for one full academic year is approximately $11,500 (cad) |
| Rooms are available; Approximately $6000 (cad) |
| Students wishing to enroll for the fall 2005 session can do so until September 20. The deadline to apply for the Winter 2006 session is November 1. |
| Liaison Office Toll free: 1-877-822-8200 or by e-mail: liaison@ubishops.ca |
| In response to the devastation caused buy Hurricane Katrina, Concordia University (Montreal, Canada) will assist students from the affected area by admitting them as visiting students into courses for which they are academically qualified and where spaces are available. |
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| Contact Ms. Isabelle Lacelle |
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| September 20, 2005 for the fall term; after that date, students will be considered for the January 2006 term. |
| Isabelle Lacelle (514)848-2424 extension 3514 or isabelle.lacelle@concordia.ca |
| Offering fall enrollment. |
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| (902) 494-2450 |
| Spaces for up to 30 students. The College will make every effort to assist students on an individual basis to the degree necessary to make this option affordable to displaced students. |
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| The College will waive fees for up to two semesters. The College will also provide other assistance, residence, visa application etc. on an as needed basis |
| Residence rooms available; Charges to be negotiated on an individual basis. |
| To be determined on an individual basis. |
| International Office Enquiries intlenq@humber.ca 416-675-5067 fax: 416-675-6389 |
| Temporary enrolment in undergraduate classes, on campus or by distance. Distance ('Envision') courses listed at: http://laurentian.ca/cce/Possibilities/welcome.html |
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| Tuition waived for students who have paid tuition to their own institution. |
| Off campus only at this point. Off campus apartment approximately $400/month |
| September 15th |
| president@laurentian.ca |
| We are offering displaced students domestic tuition rates for the 2005/2006 academic year and will work with students to expedite study permit applications and home-stay accommodations. Financial assistance is available. Applications will also be considered for the spring 2006 semester. |
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| Darrel Mansbridge, Coordinator, Student Services at mansbridge@mala.bc.ca or Jane Kelly, Director, International Admissions at kellyj@mala.bc.ca. |
| The University has announced that it can accept up to 50 to 100 students from the southern US this year at Canadian tuition rates ($6,100 for full-time students), a 50 per cent discount from the international tuition rates. Residence accommodations are also available for all students at regular rates. |
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| We are offering these students our Canadian tuition rates, currently $6,100 annually for full-time studies. |
| Mount Allison University can accommodate between 50 and 100 students from the affected areas in residence at regular room rates. Ensuite $4,500.00; Residence Double Room $3,430.00; Residence Single Room $4,025.00; Residence Double Room (Super Single) $4,245.00 |
| We will work with students on a case-by-case basis. Interested students are asked to contact the Admissions office as soon as possible. Classes began for the Fall semester on September 6 and will begin on January 4 for the Winter semester. |
| Heather Patterson, Manager of Admissions tel: (506) 364-2266 (hpatterson@mta.ca) |
| In response to the devastation brought by Hurricane Katrina and in living the gospel values given to us by our Lord, Newman Theological College is inviting and will assist any students who unable to continue their theological or religious studies at their home institution. |
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| We are unable to offer free tuition to all students, however we will provide assistant where possible based on the needs of the student. |
| Newman Theological College will assist student with finding affordable housing. |
| Students should contact us as soon as possible as classes have already started for the fall semester. |
| Paul D. Croteau, Director of Recruitment at 780-447-2993 or email paul.croteau@newman.edu |
| Applied Coastal Ecology program Technical programs Trades University Credit - Transfer Courses |
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| International Tuition Fee is waived |
| Terrace - dormitories Prince Rupert, other campuses - housing off-campus; room/studio: $300 to 500 off campus |
| Fall semester start Sept 6. Late registration possible until Sept 20 or with permission. |
| receive a free Admissions package by contacting... info@nwcc.bc.ca or call 1-877-277-2288 toll free in Canada and the U.S. |
| Offering enrollment to undergraduate and graduate students on a case-by-case basis; international fee differentials will be waived. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| (902) 494-8129 or admissions@nscad.ca |
| As space permits, international student fee differentials will be waived and other discounts of fees considered on a case-by-case basis, according to need. |
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| We will seek to make suitable accommodation arrangements with our existing housing partners. |
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| Director of Admissions, T:(902)494-8129, F: (902)425-2987, admissions@nscad.ca |
| Visiting or provisional student status, plus some financial and housing assistance. We are also willing to host displaced Academics seeking a supportive environment for research and general scholarly work. Queen's operates an International Study Centre at Herstmonceaux Castle, Sussex, England, and admission there is possible. See http://www.queensu.ca/isc/. Enquiries to the Registrar at Queen's. |
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| Details available from the Registrar; support is available on a case-by-case basis. |
| Very limited. Assistance available in finding accommodation. |
| Details available from the Registrar |
| The University Registrar, Richardson Hall, Room 102 74 University Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, CANADA K7L 3N6 Phone: (613) 533-2218 |
| We are offering enrollment on a case-by-case basis to prospective full degree students, as well as formal exchange or NSE exchange students displaced in the wake of the Hurricane. |
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| On campus housing is available. |
| As soon as possible - classes began September 6, 2005. |
| Formal exchange or NSE exchange students contact: exchange@sfu.ca Visiting or full degree students contact: international_recruitment@sfu.ca (604)291 4232 |
| Financial and housing assistance. Individual needs and assistance available to be discussed on a case-by-case basis. StFX has reached out directly to Xavier University, but is offering assistance to any displaced post-secondary students. 10 spaces in our undergraduate programs have been set aside. |
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| housing is available on campus. |
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| Admissions Office at 902-867-2219 or admit@stfx.ca |
| St. Thomas University, a liberal arts university, is welcoming inquiries from students whose studies have been disrupted by the hurricane. Special assistance for tuition and the potential for residence accommodations as well as immigration advising will be offered. Each applying student will be considered on an individual basis. |
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| Assistance available upon application. |
| Accommodation available. |
| Applications for January 2006 intake will be handled throughout the Fall months |
| admissions@stu.ca |
| The Art Institutes will make available both on-campus and online courses that might be able to permit dislocated students to progress in their academic careers during this semester of disruption. Students at a university forced to close by Hurricane Katrina may register at any of The Art Institutes 31 locations across the nation for courses, on a space-available basis, for the fall semester. The Art Institutes is a group of 31educational institutions located throughout North America. Offering a broad range of programs including: audio production, culinary arts, culinary management, fashion design, fashion marketing, graphic design, industrial design technology, interior design, media arts & animation, multimedia & Web design, photography, restaurant management and video production. Not all programs are offered at all schools. |
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| The Art Institutes will waive tuition for dislocated students who have already registered and paid tuition at their home institution for the fall 2005 semester. If dislocated students have not yet paid their tuition at their home institution, they will be assessed the lesser of the current published tuition and fees at the home institution, or The Art Institutes’ published tuition and fees for the fall semester, as determined by the school president. |
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| www.artinstitutes.edu/katrina or call the National Admissions Information Center at 1-888-328-7900 |
| The Art Institutes will make available both on-campus and online courses that might be able to permit dislocated students to progress in their academic careers during this semester of disruption. Students at a university forced to close by Hurricane Katrina may register at any of The Art Institutes 31 locations across the nation for courses, on a space-available basis, for the fall semester. The Art Institutes is a group of 31educational institutions located throughout North America. Offering a broad range of programs including: audio production, culinary arts, culinary management, fashion design, fashion marketing, graphic design, industrial design technology, interior design, media arts & animation, multimedia & Web design, photography, restaurant management and video production. Not all programs are offered at all schools. |
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| The Art Institutes will waive tuition for dislocated students who have already registered and paid tuition at their home institution for the fall 2005 semester. If dislocated students have not yet paid their tuition at their home institution, they will be assessed the lesser of the current published tuition and fees at the home institution, or The Art Institutes’ published tuition and fees for the fall semester, as determined by the school president. |
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| www.artinstitutes.edu/katrina) or call the National Admissions Information Center at 1-888-328-7900. |
| • accept undergraduate and graduate students. While qualified students will be accepted, there may be some limited access to certain courses in professional faculties • for students with no documentation, a letter from them attesting as to their academic background will be sufficient to issue a letter of acceptance • deem students to be from Minnesota and therefore pay tuition fees charged to Canadian students (an reciprocal agreement exists with Minnesota) • welcome faculty members with the provision of office space, and laboratory space, if requirements can be met. These arrangements might appeal, in particular, to faculty members who have some collaboration with University of Manitoba faculty members • arrange accommodation for students and faculty members • enrol students in the health, dental and prescription drug plan |
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| Same as for Canadian Students, eg. first year $2700; including incidental fees and health and dental coverage, $3192. All fees in Canadian funds. |
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| As soon as possible -- classes began September 8, 2005 |
| Iris Reece Tougas 204-474-8815 or reece@cc.umanitoba.ca |
| In response to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, the University of Alberta will assist students whose home institution is unable to conduct classes for Fall, 2005. Students will be admitted as Visiting Students into courses for which they are academically qualified and where spaces are available. Students will be able to register until September 20th, 2005 for the Fall term. After that date, they will be considered for the January, 2006 term. Tuition will be waived for these students, though they will be responsible for other costs. The University will assist students in finding accommodations. All admission decisions will be handled on an individual basis. |
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| Waived |
| University will assist in locating accommodations |
| September 20, 2005 for the Fall term |
| Undergraduate students should contact Melissa Casey (780-492-5456) melissa.casey@ualberta.ca. Graduate students should contact Heather Hogg (780-492-5525) heather.hogg@ualberta.ca. |
| Enrollment in most of programs. Special scholarships and financial aid will be granted on a case-by-case basis. Housing on campus to accommodate up to 24 students. Students who are able to pursue their studies in French can enroll in a regular program. We can also accept non-francophone students in our French immersion programs. |
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| $7,626 CAD |
| 24 studios at Maison Lafrance; $4,000 CAD |
| Deadline for this semester is September 15. However, where possible, special arrangements could be made in order to integrate the fall curriculum.Otherwise we will offer courses designed to prepare for the winter session. |
| Denis Boucher - bouchede@umoncton.ca / 506-858-4443 |
| We would be more than happy to welcome up to 50 students in the student residences on our Church Point campus in Nova Scotia. Université Sainte-Anne hosts as much as 20% of its students during its Summer French Immersion Program. The program of choice for the students would most likely be our French Immersion Program. Students can either join for a 6 week session (starting in early September, mid-October, early January or mid-March), a full academic term or for the entire academic year. Given the circumstances, we would waive tuition Foreign-fee differential. Other financial aid may also be available. |
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| for 6-week program (includes tuition, room and board): $3160 CAN (approximately $2700 US) for full semester program (includes tuition, room and board): : $6320 CAN (approximately $5400 US) Financial aid may be available. |
| Single rooms or double occupancy, cafeteria program. |
| Student may register at any time before October 28 for the November session. |
| Simone Doucette, Immersion department 1 888 338-8337 |
| Admittance to on-campus classes for undergraduates assistance for displaced faculty as visiting professors spaces in distance education courses. |
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| According to guidelines set up by Gulf Coast University Presidents |
| on campus dorms; cost is negotiable |
| classes start Sept 12 |
| a.shepard@exec.uoguelph.ca |
| Offering fall enrollment. |
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| Darcy McCardle (902) 894-2801 |
| Temporary space |
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| Waived for temporary students |
| Limited; Cost varies |
| ASAP |
| Miranda Cheng, , Director, International Student Exchange Office (416-946-3091, miranda.cheng@utoronto.ca). |
| tuition waiver for 10 undergraduate and 10 graduate |
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| tuition waiver for 10 undergraduate and 10 graduate students |
| Depending on availability of residence space at the time of registration by any student, UW will either offer free housing on campus or help secure off-campus housing. |
| asap. Lectures begin September 12. Students wishing to enrol for Fall 2005 can do so until September 20. The deadline to apply for Winter 2006 is November 1. |
| Wendy Mertz 519-888-4567 ext. 2663 <wlmertz@uwaterloo.ca> |
| Tuition waiver for students displaced from Gulf universities, will offer credits as visiting students. Possibilities of on-campus housing, small emergency bursaries, depending on need. Students will need to apply for Canadian student visa. |
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| Encourage students to remit tuition to their home university in the Gulf area |
| Limited space on campus, will billet students seeking off-campus housing. Room & board will be charged at the regular rate with some flexibility depending on need. |
| Classes start September 12, best if can enroll before September 23 |
| Registrar John Metcalfe jmetcalf@wlu.ca |
| York University will review each request on a case-by-case basis and do its best to accommodate students' academic needs. |
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| Contact: Dr. Sheila Embleton |
| York University housing staff will offer their services in helping to locate off-campus housing. |
| As soon as possible. |
| Dr. Sheila Embleton, Vice-President Academic, embleton@yorku.ca, 416-736-5280 (phone) or 416-736-5876 (fax) |
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