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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 |
| 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 |
| Enroll up to 10 students on a tuition-free basis for the fall term. Room and board costs would be assessed. |
| Only students from Dillard, Loyola, and Tulane Universities |
| Tuition is waived |
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| 1-800-798-8200, ext. 7419 |
| Offering "temporary" admission; students would only pay tuition due to their home institution and tuition would be forwarded to those institutions. If tuition is already paid, Benedictine will honor that commitment. Free housing will be offered as space permits. |
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| Tuition will be collected (if not already paid) and sent to the student's affected institution. |
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| Barb Dwyer, director of community development, at (630) 829-6003 or by e-mail at bdwyer@ben.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment and assistance with financial aid and housing |
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| (773) 821-2444 |
| Allow students from Chicago to Audit courses equivalent to those affected in their 2005 course schedule. This will be at no expense. |
| Only students from Chicago |
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| Will enroll and house a limited number of at risk or in need undergraduate students. All expenses--tuition, room and board, and transportation costs will be covered until students are able to return to their home institution. |
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| Classes begin September 6th but will be able to assist students at a later date. |
| Murphy Monroe, Executive Director of Admissions (312) 344-7133 or mmonroe@colum.edu |
| Extending enrollment through Monday, September 12th; class offering may be limited but will work with students. All late registration fees waived and financial assistance will be provided as possible. |
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| September 12th |
| Matt Downs, Associate Director of Admission (800) 285-2668 or Evelyn Burdick, Vice President for Enrollment and Student Services (708) 209-3259 |
| Offering fall enrollment and assistance on a case-by-case basis |
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| Classes begin September 7th |
| Admissions Office (312) 362-8300 |
| Fall enrollment. Classes begin Wednesday, September 7th, however the university will accept students through September 14th. Application fees will be waived, expedited admissions and advising, and full consideration for scholarships and financial aid are offered. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| Offering fall enrollment; waiving tuition |
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| Waiving tuition |
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| September 23rd |
| William Link, Director of Admissions (312) 939-0111 x. 1829 |
| Students impacted by Hurricane Katrina are welcome to apply to attend Elmhurst College as Visiting Students for the 2005 fall term. Elmhurst will work with individuals to arrange entry into appropriate classes until September 15. The College has a 'sister school' arrangement with Dillard U. Elmhurst College is currently expecting to welcome 8 displaced students from Louisiana; that total could increase. |
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| Elmhurst will not charge tuition beyond what a student is already paying to his/her home institution. |
| As campus housing is now filled, Elmhurst can accept only those able to commute to campus. Board charges optional; inquire as needed. |
| Please notify the College of potential interest by Sept. 9. |
| Dr. Gene Losey (630-617-3063, or genel@elmhurst.edu) |
| Offering enrollment (visiting status) to 10 to 12 Dillard students; waiving usual charges. |
| Dillard students |
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| Limited housing available. |
| September 12th |
| Office of Admissions (866) 464-5265 or admissions@ic.edu |
| Temporary enrollment, books, and other services |
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| Housing is available and ready |
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| www.ilstu.edu |
| Offering enrollment as space is available. |
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| Admissions Office: (309) 556-3031 |
| Enroll up to 10 Tulane University architecture students for the rest of the academic year |
| Maximum of 10 Tulane University architecture students for the rest of the academic year |
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| Keelan Kaiser - kkaiser@judsoncollege.edu |
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| Enrollment Deadline was Friday, September 9, 2005 |
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| Offering special admission to students on a case-by-case basis. |
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| Offering residential space on and off campus. |
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| Accept applications from any student enrolled at an institution in the Gulf Coast flood areas. The College will provide free tuition for the Fall 2005 semester to these visiting students who meet the college's admission standards. Displaced international students from Tulane University (along with their families) are invited to stay in campus housing at McKendree |
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| Tuition is waived |
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| (618) 537-4481 |
| Midwestern University (MWU) is reaching out to assist health professions students whose academic year was disrupted by Hurricane Katrina. Students as well as medical residents and interns are welcome to either audit or enroll in classes in osteopathic medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, physical therapy, occupational therapy, biomedical sciences, or clinical psychology at MWU's Downers Grove Campus. Additionally, the University will contribute to the students’ travel funds or living funds as part of MWU’s outreach to those affected by the storm. Financial aid counselors will also work with full-time transferred students to obtain any federal loans that are available to them. |
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| Karen Johnson, Vice President of University Relations; 630/515-7333; communications@midwestern.edu |
| Offering special assistance with admission, registration, and housing |
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| No residence hall space available. |
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| Students who are enrolled at an institution closed by the hurricane may apply for admission as visiting students. While tuition charges at Monmouth will be waived for displaced students who are accepted, they will be expected to honor tuition commitments to their home institutions. Courses taken by displaced students will be for the sole purposes of transfer back to the home institution. Applications for displaced students will be accepted through Sept. 16. Students may request additional information or initiate an application by contacting director of new student enrollment Christine Johnston at cjohnsto@monm.edu. Additional information is available online at http://www.monm.edu/news/releases2005/hurricane-relief.9-7-05.htm |
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| Tuition charges at Monmouth will be waived for displaced students who are accepted, they will be expected to honor tuition commitments to their home institutions. |
| Contact Christine Johnston at cjohnsto@monm.edu |
| Sept. 16, 2005 |
| Students may request additional information or initiate an application by contacting director of new student enrollment Christine Johnston at cjohnsto@monm.edu |
| Offering students who are from the Moraine Valley area and who are members of displaced families who have relocated to the area the opportunity to audit classes at no cost. Also will work with students desiring to earn credit. |
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| Will assist students in finding housing. |
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| National-Louis University will admit any student already enrolled in an accredited university, college or community college within the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina and subsequent flooding. Currently enrolled students from institutions closed by the disaster will remain students of record at their home campuses. National-Louis will also facilitate the application and admission of any student not currently enrolled but who may wish to take classes during the period they are displaced. The university also has up to thirty beds in its dormitory in Evanston, Ill. available to residential students who wish to enroll at the university. National-Louis will waive room and board charges for those students for the remainder of this academic year. National-Louis has campuses in Chicago, Evanston, Lisle, Elgin, Wheeling, and Beloit and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Pappas added that the offer extends as well to classes at the university’s Florida and Washington, D.C. campuses. |
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| “We will work intensively and quickly with these students to facilitate financial arrangements, the transfer of credits and prior tuition payments—basically we will have a team devoted to cutting through red tape,” said Brisbane Rouzan, the university’s Ombudsman. |
| The university also has up to thirty beds in its dormitory in Evanston, Ill. available to residential students who wish to enroll at the university. National-Louis will waive room and board charges for those students for the remainder of this academic year. |
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| Brisbane Rouzan or Larry Polselli, Vice President for Enrollment at 1-888-NLU TODAY or through www.nl.edu |
| Although North Central College has virtually no residence hall space available, we can find room in our classrooms for some commuting students and we are responding rapidly and flexibly to student circumstances on a one-by-one basis. In addition, we are offering a special helping hand to students of sister United Methodist institution Dillard University, holding the last remaining residence hall rooms — less than 10 — for women students from Dillard, whom we can enroll as exchange students without a lot of concern about paperwork. |
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| Waived for fall term. |
| Limited to 10 spaces for female students; $6,933 average. |
| School began Sept. 12, but we will work with interested students on a case-by-case basis to try to meet their needs. |
| The Office of Admission at 630-636-5800 |
| Offering fall enrollment to students on a case-by-case basis; waiving tuition for Illinois residents; out-of-state residents will be charge the in-state tuition rate |
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| Tuition is waived for Illinois residents; in-state tuition rate charged to out-of-state residents. |
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| September 10th |
| Office of Enrollment Services (773) 442-4022 |
| Any Illinois resident displaced from study at a Gulf Coast institution may be admitted to NIU for the fall semester. Private donations make it possible for NIU to offer tuition waivers, free or discounted room and board and other financial aid to qualifying students. |
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| Based on ability to pay - some may qualify for complete waivers of tuition and fees, as well as supplementary financial aid |
| Free housing available off campus in donated apartment space, individual homes, etc. |
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| Vice Provost Dr. Earl 'Gip' Seaver @ (815) 753-0494 |
| Offering fall & winter classes to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina |
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| Tuition, less any Federal and state aid, will be waived for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. |
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| Deadline for Fall is extended to 9/21/05 for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Classes Start 9/7/05. |
| NBC Admissions department of the campus nearest them: Chicago 800-396-5613; Bridgeview 800-682-9113; Naperville 866-622-6785 |
| Fall Enrollment. Undergraduate students should apply through the School of Continuing Studies -- application deadline is September 15th. All courses where space is available are open to these students. In addition, where space is available these visiting students may enroll in undergraduate courses in other Northwestern schools. Graduate students will also be admitted for the Fall term. Northwestern Law School will also offer 15 second and third year law students fall enrollment. |
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| Tuition will be waived if students have already paid tuition at their home institution. If the student has not yet paid tuition at their home institution, Northwester will charge the home institution's tuition and transfer those funds. |
| Limited housing is available. |
| Fall quarter classes being September 20th. |
| Undergraduates: Lesley Todd (847) 491-5251; scs@northwestern.edu or go to www.scs.northwestern.edu/ugrad/nondegree. Graduate students: Associate Dean Simon Greenwold (847) 467-1829; s-greenwold@northwestern.edu |
| Admission to students displaced by the hurricane; in-district tuition; application and late fees waived |
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| $69 per credit hour |
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| As soon as possible; the College began classes on August 22 |
| Michele Brown, Director of Admission and Enrollment Management, 847-635-1629 |
| Enrollment for any displaced students. The fall quarter starts on Monday, September 26, 2005 |
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| Normal tuition is $5125. We are willing to work with these students. |
| Upon availability - Chicago has many options |
| Until 9/26 |
| Kerry Malm |
| The University will work with students on an individual basis to facilitate their tuition and financial aid arrangements. Application fees will be waived and admission staff will provide special enrollment assistance. Housing may also be available for a limited number of students. |
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| September 13th |
| Admissions - (877) 277-5978 |
| Medical and Health Professions; upper division, graduate and professional |
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| Dependent on individual circumstances; likely waived. |
| No on-campus housing available; assistance in locating housing. |
| ASAP - not later than September 26, 2005 |
| John E. Trufant, Associate Provost - 312-942-7120 |
| Tuition and fees will be waived on a case by case basis. A limited number of spaces in the residence halls are available at no charge. |
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| Tuition and fees for the fall semester will be waived on a case by case basis. |
| A limited number of spaces are available. Housing charges will be waived on a case-by-case basis. |
| The fall semester began on September 2 but students may register through September 14. |
| Interested students should call the Admissions office at 1.800.232.7242 or visit the website at www.artic.edu/saic. |
| Accept undergraduate and graduate students attending Gulf Coast Universities at the in-state tuition rate. The University will expedite the admissions process - including waiving application and late registration fees - and assist the students in finding housing. |
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| In-state tuition rate |
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| Students and parents can call Jim Carl in SIUC's undergraduate admissions office at (618) 453-2961, or email at jcarl@siu.edu |
| 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 |
| Customized support and access to educational services, personally assisting individuals in securing access resources and services that Triton College has available for Golf Coast students. Some of the resources and services immediately available include: In-district tuition and scholarships Distance education - including online courses and telecourses Enrollment in courses - including courses starting late in the semester Access to our Educational Technology Resource Center and Library - where students can use computers to continue working on online courses from other institutions and work on assignments Counseling Individualized assistance with financial aid and alternative funding sources Access to academic support services - such as tutoring |
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| In-district tuition and scholarship opportunities available. |
| We will provide personalized assistance including assistance with identifying housing. |
| Students are encouraged to contact the College at any time during the semester. Triton College has classes starting all through the semester and we will work with the student to accommodate their educational needs. |
| Contact Person: Joe Klinger, College Relations Associate Phone: (708) 456-0300, Ext. 4113 E-mail: jklinger@triton.edu |
| Offering enrollment to the College of the University of Chicago or the Law School for the fall semester; limited number of undergraduate and spaces for five to 15 law students. Application fees waived; undergraduate students need to fill out an application at http://phoenix.uchicago.edu/sal by Monday, September 12. Decisions will be made by September 16. Law school should contact Ann Perry, Dean of Students at akperry@uchicago.edu by Sept. 8 |
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| Applications are due September 12th and classes begin Monday, September 26th |
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| Offering enrollment up to 40 students; also exploring ways to offer courses through the Guided Individual Study |
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| Office of Admissions and Records (217) 333-0302. For financial aid assistance: (217) 333-0100 |
| Assistance in educational planning and enrollment in classes. The college offers flexible scheduling, late start classes and a wide variety of online courses. |
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| Tuition is $62 per semester credit hour plus a $2 per credit hour fee. We are researching other options including scholarships and temporary loans. |
| The college has no student housing. |
| Depends on schedule of classes needed by the student. Enrollment continues throughout the semester. |
| Dr. Doug McCoy at (630) 466-5730 or dmccoy@waubonsee.edu |
| Students displaced by the hurricane will be extended in-state tuition rates and are eligible for Western's Cost Guarantee program until such that they wish to transfer to their previous institutions. Western's Cost Guarantee freezes tuition, fees, room and board for students who remain continuously enrolled at the University at the cost level of their first year at Western. Support will be provided in their transition from classroom to disaster relief duty. |
| students from only Macomb or Quad Cities campus |
| In-state tuition rate |
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| Office of admissions at (309) 298-3157. National Guard or Military Reserves should notify Office of the Registrar - Alan DeRoos or Associate Registrar Deann Combites at (309) 298-1891. |
| Wheaton College (Ill.) joins many local and national colleges opening their doors to displaced college students, enrolling the students as “temporary enrollees.” Although space is limited, Wheaton is committed to helping those students seeking an educational experience within a Christian community. Financial arrangements will be made on a case-by-case basis. The Admissions Office requires a completed application, the first essay of the application to be completed, and a high school transcript (if available). All other requirements, including the application fee, recommendations and remaining essays will be waived. For application information, visit our Admissions Web site. |
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| Financial arrangements will be made on a case-by-case basis. |
| Housing is available for 18 students. Financial arrangements will be made on a case-by-case basis. |
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| Shawn Leftwich, Director of Admissions, 630/752-5011 |
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