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| Waived tuition for students who have already registered and paid tuition at their home institution for Fall 2005. Both on-campus and online courses available. If not yet paid tuition at home institution, they will be assessed the lesser of the current published tuition and fees at home institution, or Argosy University's published tuition and fees. |
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| 1.800.377.0617 |
| Offering admission to students as well as evening, weekend, and online courses. Also has a residential academy for high school girls and will be able to host five girls displaced. |
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| Has rental housing available to refugees at no cost. |
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| Admissions Office (770) 534-6100 |
| Covenant College will make admission available to up to 15 students who were enrolled in a college or university that has suspended operations due to the devastating effects of hurricane Katrina. Covenant will waive all tuition, fees, and room and board costs for these students for the fall 2005 semester. Go to http://www.covenant.edu/news/09.07.05.php |
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| Mrs. Jan Weaver, assistant director of admissions, at (706) 419-1437 |
| Students will be eligible for in-state tuition in fall 2005. Tuition, fees, and board charges will be deferred for students who have already paid at their home institution; reimbursement will be sought from the institution. |
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| Accepting students as transient students for the fall semester. Must show proof of enrollment at an accredited college in New Orleans. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| John Allen (404) 651-3576; jwallen@gsu.edu |
| Offering admission to displaced students, with faculty accommodations for late enrollment |
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| On campus housing is full. |
| As of September 22, applications for late enrollment for fall 2005 semester still be accepted |
| See Kennesaw State University Hurricane Katrina Website: www.kennesaw.edu/katrina |
| Offering enrollment to those who have already paid their tuition at other private colleges and can enroll in "good faith." For students coming from public institutions, offering the best discount that they can. |
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| Housing for 150 students |
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| Life University is offering free admission and free tuition for our Fall Quarter with classes beginning October 3rd. |
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| Fall Quarter tuition will be free for students displaced from colleges by Katrina. |
| Limited housing available but the University is working with local apartment complexes to facilitate location of housing. |
| Classes for Fall Quarter begin October 3rd but registration will be accepted until October 7th. |
| Admissions at 770-426-2884 or toll free at 1-800-543-3202. |
| Students with proof of enrollment at affected schools, in the form of recent grade report or unofficial transcript, must demonstrate good standing w/previous inst. Priority given to graduating Srs, then to GA residents, then others on first come first served |
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| Tuition waived to the extent these cost are not met by fed, state and other financial aid sources. |
| Special enrollment students from Xavier and Dillard not from Metro Atlanta will be permitted to reside on campus. Room and board will be waived |
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| Elise Durham, Media Relations (404) 507-8648 |
| Longterm apartment type housing for three families and dormitory style housing for 150. Also enrollment opportunities for students interested in continuing or beginning a technical education program. Dorms available for students. |
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| Out of state fees will be waived. Regular tuition will run $31 per quarter hour for a maximum of 12 hours. So, a full load would be less than $400 in tuition. |
| Co-ed dorms with semi-private and private rooms for students. Also have longterm housing availabilities for families. |
| Fall quarter begins October 2, but we will accept students from Katrina anytime, if at all possible. |
| Dr. Mike King, Vice President of Student Services 706-754-7711 |
| Extending admissions deadlines |
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| Stormy Stephens Johnson, Associate Director of Admissions (800) 428-4484 |
| Piedmont College currently has room for 30-40 additional students and will waive tuition, room and board during the fall semester for students displaced by the storm. |
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| Tuition is waived for the fall semester |
| While the college has room for 30-40 students to live on campus, the offer of free tuition is also available to evacuee students if they already have housing near the main campus in Demorest, Ga., or the Piedmont Athens (Ga.) Center. Waived for fall semester |
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| Jem Clement (706) 778-3000 or or (706) 499-3618 (cell) |
| Free tuition for up to 10 students for fall semester 2005 - student must have documentation that he/she was accepted or had registered at one of the impacted colleges or universities along the Gulf Coast. Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood promises that every effort will be made by faculty and staff to help new students catch up on class work at either site. “While our main campus in Waleska is more traditional with residence halls, a full slate of day classes and a more limited number of evening offerings, our North Fulton Center in Alpharetta focuses on evening and weekend courses targeted toward working adults,” he said. “We will do our best to help any new students settle in, whether they are enrolled with us full- or part-time, and whether they live on our campus or commute.” |
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| On campus housing is available in Waleska only. Rates vary - average is 5,572 for the semester |
| Day and evening classes began Aug. 22 so students are encouraged to inquire as soon as possible; evening classes are on an 8-week term; the next term begins Oct. 17 |
| the Office of Admissions at 770-720-5526 or 1-87-reinhardt (1-87-734642738) or admissions@reinhardt.edu |
| Enrollment of students as transfers or transients for the current and next semester on proof of enrollment basis (or student ID). In-state tuition rates apply in a receivables relationship to sending institution. Room and Board offered free of charge for current semester, books deeply discounted. Student teams prepared to assist. Entry to many current courses open, some web-based courses, possibility of mini-semester offerings. Centers of excellence in Marine Sciences, Social Work, Computer Information Systems, Mass Communications. Other strong programs in Fine and Performing Arts, Biological Sciences. |
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| Tuition and mandatory fees $1589.00 As a receivable against arrangements with sending school. No immediate costs to students. |
| sixty-three traditional residence hall spaces made available. |
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| Admissions Office 912-356-2181 or Academic Affairs 912-356-2204 |
| The College has received and is reviewing requests for guest-student status from students from impacted areas. |
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| Dr. Sharon Whittaker (205) 366-8838 |
| Late registration for students unable to attend the institution where they have already registered because of storm damage to those campuses Students must accept the college's statement of faith and standards of Christian conduct.. |
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| Tuition will be returned to the student's home institution. |
| Dormitory housing is available on campus. Charges determined on a case-by-case basis. |
| Registration will end on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005 |
| Jenny Eberhard at the office of admissions - 888-785-5624 |
| Examining enrollment on a case-by-case basis; giving first priority to Georgia residents who applied and were admitted to the University of Georgia by who chose to attend an institution impacted by Hurricane Katrina. |
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| Website has listing of all public universities in Georgia and accommodations for students |
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| http://www.usg.edu/katrina.phtml |
| Offers enrollment to as many as 100 women. |
| Women only |
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| September 9th |
| Office of Admission (800) 447-6610 |
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