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Info Detail - Louisiana
| Extending fall enrollment period until noon Tuesday, Sept.6 |
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| September 6th |
| Lynn Stewart, director of publications - Email: lstewart@centenary.edu |
| ELS is an ESL program on the campus of Louisiana Tech University. Students affected by hurricane will receive: (1) Application fee waiver, (2) Tuition Discount, (3) Assistance in enrolling with host institution - Louisiana Tech University. Students receive native speaking conversation partner in upper levels. Completion of ELS program is accepted in place of the TOEFL exam at over 500 colleges and universities. |
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| Intensive program - $1095/month Semi-Intensive program - $845/month |
| Homestay Program; $600 |
| Program begins every 4 weeks. Upcoming start dates SEPTEMBER 12, OCTOBER 10. Students may enroll at anytime. |
| Cindy Phillips, Center Director ELS Language Center Ruston Louisiana Tech University PO Box 3006 Ruston, LA 71272 T: 318-257-2012 F: 318-257-2011 cphillips@els.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment; housing is available at cost. |
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| Housing is available at cost. |
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| Vickie Jackson (318) 274-2591 |
| Offering immediate enrollment to displaced students; classes start Oct. 31 |
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| Hardship scholarships are available for displaced students |
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| Gail Sistrunk Peña, 504-733-0074 |
| Extending registration to September 9, 2005 |
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| No housing is available |
| September 9th |
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| Offering online courses (through October 10th; offering enrollment as a vesting students to students who are enrolled at Southern University, Univ. of New Orleans, Delgado Community College, Nunez Community College, LSU Health Sciences Center, or the Sidney Collier, Slidell, West Jefferson campuses of Louisiana Technical Colleges. |
| Students who are enrolled at Southern University, Univ. of New Orleans, Delgado Community College, Nunez Community College, LSU Health Sciences Center, or the Sidney Collier, Slidell, West Jefferson campuses of Louisiana Technical Colleges. |
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| None available. |
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| Board of Regents College Information Hotline (866) 415-2267 |
| Offering fall enrollment to undergraduate and graduate students; must show valid college ID from a hurricane affected university; waiving all application and late fees. Additionally, students attending LSU can apply for financial aid through the Hurricane Katrina/Rita Student Relief Fund; Deadline: Nov. 1; see Web site for details. |
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| If student has already paid tuition to their home institution, the tuition will be transferred to LSU. |
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| September 9th |
| Must apply in person or online |
| Accepting students; will add sections to B-term classes starting the second week in October |
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| September 7th |
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| Term II Courses |
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| Some housing still available. |
| Students must apply by Monday, October 17, 2005 for Term II offerings (8 week session). Term II classes begin October 20, 2005. |
| Office of Admissions @ (985)549-5637 or 1-800-222-SELU (7358) |
| Must enroll in person through September 16th |
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| Will attempt to find housing for every enrolled student. |
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| Keisha Lacour (225) 771-4545 |
| Admission to any student currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning affected by Hurricane Katrina. |
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| At this time, up-front tuition is not a requirement to enroll at ULM for displaced students. If displaced students have already paid tuition at one school, students will not have to pay twice. Financial aid and assistance for displaced students through Sallie Mae, USA Funds, and the Department of Education are in progress. |
| All on-campus housing is at capacity. However, some housing outside campus maybe available by contacting ULM Residential Life at (318) 342-5240. |
| Monday, September 12, 2005 |
| The Office of Recruitment and Admissions at (318) 342-5430 or e-mail Lisa Miller at lmiller@ulm.edu. |
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