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| Offering fall enrollment to up to 20 students; waiving tuition and room and board |
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| Waiving tuition. |
| No housing available. |
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| (859) 858-3511 x. 2110 or president@asbury.edu |
| Full-time and part-time students will be offered a 50 percent discount on tuition, room, and board for the 2005-2006 academic year. The Department of Education’s guidelines will be followed for considerations of additional financial aid. Each student will be considered on a case-by-case basis, depending upon the student’s major. Additional academic and personal support services will be available to all students on an as-needed basis. Students wishing to live off campus are encouraged to apply. One faculty member has already agreed to house a student for the fall semester. |
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| $5,100/semester (represents 50% discount) |
| Bellarmine has the capacity to accommodate 12 male students and 24 female students in the residence halls. Room: $870/semester; Board: $667.50 (50% discount) |
| Friday, Sept. 9 |
| Tim Sturgeon, Dean of Admissions, tsturgeon@bellarmine.edu or 1-800-274-4723, extension 8131. |
| Offering students "visiting student" status and scholarships for the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition rates. |
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| Scholarships for the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition rates. |
| Housing is available. |
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| We are a community-based learning school providing graduate education to nurses who desire an education as nurse-midwives, family nurse practitioner or women's health care nurse practitioner. We can offer specific courses to graduate nursing students while they are waiting for their colleges to recover. Our programs lead to a Master of Science in Nursing and are fully accredited by SACS, NLNAC and ACNMDOA. |
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| We can offer 1 free semester of courses to students who were enrolled at colleges that have been closed for this semester due to the hurricane disaster. |
| Not necessary. Courses delivered completely over the Internet |
| Students may start courses at any time. |
| Sherri Davis, Registrar Sherri.Davis@midwives.org |
| Can assist up to 50 students impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Preference may be made to instate residents. Tuition and housing is waived. |
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| Tuition is waived. |
| Housing is waived. |
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| David Shabazz, (502) 597-5694 |
| Catalog of online education offerings from Kentucky 2-year and 4-year institutions with links to adult education and professional development opportunities. |
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| Tuition waived for special KCTCS session. |
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| Special enrollment window for Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) session opening October 1, 2005. Classes start October 17. Other dates vary and are listed in the KYVU catalog. |
| www.kyvu.org or contact the KYVU Call Center at 877-740-4357 |
| Fall enrollment. |
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| On-campus housing is available on a space-by-space basis. |
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| Ken Rasp: (270) 852-3122 or krasp@kwc.edu |
| Students interested in transferring to MSU should contact Enrollment Services by phone at 1-800-585-6781, by e-mail to admissions@moreheadstate.edu or online at www.moreheadstate.edu/hurricane. Faculty members displaced by Katrina are invited to contact the Office of the Provost by phone at 606-783-2002, by e-mail to t.davis@moreheadstate.edu or online at www.moreheadstate.edu/hurricane. |
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| Housing is available |
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| Students interested in transferring to MSU should contact Enrollment Services by phone at (800) 585-6781, by e-mail to admissions@moreheadstate.edu or online at www.moreheadstate.edu/hurricane. |
| To Katrina Affected Students: In response to the needs of college students whose lives and educational goals have been disrupted by the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, President Alexander has approved a plan to offer admission to displaced college students from the colleges and universities whose operations have been affected. Murray State University staff will work closely with qualified students to expedite admissions, assist with financial aid, design appropriate class schedules, and locate housing. MSU is waiving fall tuition for qualified students displaced by the hurricane. Classes are currently in session, so interested students should respond as soon as possible. Second-half of the semester courses begin on October 1st. Please log on to http://www.murraystate.edu/katrina_relief |
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| MSU is waiving fall tuition for qualified students displaced by the hurricane. |
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| For Second Half Semester Courses the deadline is October 1st. For current courses, students should register immediately. |
| For more information, please contact the Registrar, Ms. Donna Harris at 270-762-3380 or email at Donna.Harris@murraystate.edu. |
| Offering full-time students with financial aid the ability to take classes during their 2nd and 3rd sessions (starting November 28th); offers seven six-week sessions throughout the year |
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| Vicki Prince, Director of Admissions (502) 585-9911 x. 2366 or vprince@spalding.edu |
| The Union College administration has reopened admission for students displaced by hurricane Katrina. The college will enroll a limited number of undergraduate students for the fall term. College administrators report that this enrollment option is intended solely for students displaced by the disaster. Union will waive up to full tuition to students in this circumstance, asking that any tuition dollars aside from federal and state aid continue to be directed towards the students' home school. |
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| Waived after state and federal grants |
| Limited availability. Room and Board is $2,200 per semester for a traditional room. |
| September 9th |
| contact the admissions office (800)489.8646 or email enrollme@unionky.edu |
| Admission on a case by case basis with in-state tuition. |
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| In-state |
| Yes, on-campus |
| No firm deadline set yet; students evaluated case by case. |
| Michelle Garth (Undergraduate Admission) - mfinchu@email.uky.edu. |
| Enrollment before September 12th; students are responsible for paying for room and board, books and fees. |
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| September 12th |
| Admissions Office (800) 343-1609 |
| Opportunity for students enrolled at institutions directly effected by Hurricane Katrina to enroll at Western Kentucky University and pay no tuition of fees if they have already paid tuition to their home institution. If they have not paid yet, they may enroll at Western Kentucky University and pay only in-state tuition and fees. |
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| No tuition for students who have already paid tuition to their home institution; in-state rates for those who have not. |
| Limited on-campus housing available. Costs are approximately $2,300. |
| ASAP |
| Dean Kahler, Director of Admissions email <dean.kahler@wku.edu> telephone: 270-745-2551 |
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