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Info Detail - Maryland
| Fall enrollment, late registration fees waived, financial aid assistance |
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| Students from Maryland and/or the District of Columbia who are currently enrolled at Xavier University or Dillard University will be allowed to attend Bowie State University for the 2005 fall semester at no additional cost |
| Xavier and Dillard Students from Maryland and the District of Columbia |
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| Office of the Provost at (301) 860-3460 |
| Offering fall enrollment to women undergraduates (with preference for students from Newcomb, Loyola, or Xavier) |
| Women only |
| Tuition and fees will be waived |
| Spaces for six students. |
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| Fall enrollment |
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| On-campus housing available |
| September 12th |
| Trisha Gregory, Director of Admissions (301) 687-4201 tgregory@frostburg.edu |
| Late registration as approved on a case-by-case basis (Semester started Sept. 6, however the 7-week Term 2 session starts Oct. 26); deferred tuition for students who have already paid their fees elsewhere until they are able to get refunds; payment plans for students who are unable to pay tuition upon registration because of the disaster; assistance to ensure students receive the federal financial aid for which they may be eligible; individualized assistance for students to ensure credits earned at Harford transfer back to the home institution or another institution of the student’s choosing. |
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| Dependent on residency status: in-county, in-state, or out-of-state. |
| None on-campus |
| Individualized depending on courses student chooses to take. Term 2 classes begin October 26th. |
| Office of Admissions (410) 836-4345 or LLacalle@harford.edu |
| For undergraduates in Arts and Sciences and Engineering: opportunity to apply for visiting student status (priority given to Baltimore area residents, as no on-campus housing is available). For undergraduates interested in other JHU schools and graduate students: check with appropriate JHU school or see http://webapps.jhu.edu/jhuniverse/today/katrina.cfm. |
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| For undergraduates in Arts and Sciences and Engineering: If already paid to home institution, no further tuition payment. If not already paid, JHU will collect tuition at home institution rate and remit to that institution. |
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| For undergraduates in Arts and Sciences and Engineering: Must apply by Friday, Sept. 9. |
| For undergraduates in Arts and Sciences and Engineering: 410-516-8171 or http://webapps.jhu.edu/jhuniverse/today/kat02.cfm |
| MICA will admit students from colleges and universities hit by Hurricane Katrina on a visiting basis for one semester, Fall 2005, so that they remain students of their home institution. |
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| We will not charge tuition if the student has already paid tuition to the home institution; and if the student has not paid the home institution, will charge the home institution's rate of tuition and remit that amount to the home institution. |
| On-campus housing is extremely limited. MICA will offer students from outside the Baltimore area assistance in finding housing off campus, and students will be responsible for the cost of their housing. Baltimore-area students offered admission to MICA are encouraged to live at home and attend MICA as a commuter student for Fall 2005. We will charge room and board and other fees at the same rate assessed for other visiting/exchange students through the College Mobility Program. |
| MICA recommends that students affected by Hurricane Katrina make every effort to enroll as soon as possible. Students have the option of enrolling through Monday, September 13, 2005. |
| Hans Evers, Director of Undergraduate Admission at 410-225-2222 or 1-866-400-MICA, or email at hans@mica.edu |
| Gulf Coast college students displaced by Hurricane Katrina, who have relocated to Montgomery County, Md., will receive tuition-free access to Montgomery College, as part of a broader effort by Montgomery County to assist those impacted by the crisis. Additionally, Montgomery College and the Montgomery College Foundation will seek to assist students with the cost of books, supplies, and other critical needs, through Board of Trustees’ Scholarships, Montgomery College Foundation Scholarships, and other donated funds. |
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| Regular fall classes began on August 29, but Montgomery College has given displaced students until Friday, September 16, to apply for admission to these classes. Another viable option for students is to enroll in Montgomery College’s late-starting classes, which begin as early as this weekend or as late as October. If necessary, Montgomery College will add to its late-starting class schedule in order to provide educational opportunities to affected students. |
| To assist the impacted students with admissions and registration, the Deans of Student Development at Montgomery Colleges’ three campuses – at Germantown, Rockville and Takoma Park/Silver Spring – invite them to contact their offices directly. The Deans’ offices will ensure that each student receives the help he or she needs with registration, assessment, financial aid, and ongoing counseling and advising. The Student Development Office phone numbers are as follows: • Rockville Campus - Dean of Student Development Office, 301-279-5052 • Germantown Campus - Dean of Student Development Office, 301-353-1993 • Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus - Dean of Student Development Office, 301-650-1469 |
| assistance in helping graduate students in the impacted areas enroll as non degree or degree students as circumstances dictate. |
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| An evaluations of tuition and fees will be made for students from the impacted areas (i.e., to be determined) |
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| The School of Graduate Studies will work with the students as to admissions. |
| Dr. Maurice C. Taylor, Dean School of Graduate Studies Morgan State University 1700E Cold Spring Lane Baltimore, MD 21251 (443) 885-3185 mctaylor@moac.morgan.edu |
| Our Academic Response: 1. Find a means to enroll students from the hurricane area on either the main campus or through our accelerated programs at the Frederick, Maryland, campus. 2. Work with the Department of Education to facilitate transfer of financial aid. 3. Develop strategies for flexible transfer of credits so those students who may come to the Mount can easily transfer credit to their colleges/universities. 4. Use this opportunity to focus our curricula on the needs of others— and to especially address issues of poverty, race and culture. 5. Provide tuition assistance to displaced students. 6. Develop a plan to invite displaced faculty to the Mount for a sabbatical, or to help teach through our adjunct faculty program. |
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| Limited housing is available. Room and Board costs TBD. |
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| Steve Neitz, Executive Director of Admissions and Financial Aid |
| Enrollment for displaced students on an individual basis. |
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| SU Admissions Office, 410-543-6161 |
| Offering enrollment. |
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| Dr. Charles Simmons (410) 376-1844 x.222 |
| The St. Mary's College of Maryland's Admissions Office College’s Office will work with students attending college in the Gulf Coast region to see if a semester at St. Mary’s would support their educational goals and needs. Students will be provided streamlined admission to SMCM, with the application fee waived. Financial assistance with tuition and fees will also be offered for the semester, based on the student’s financial circumstances and the immediacy of the student’s need created by the hurricane. Assistance with room and board for residential students will also be available. Although on-campus housing at SMCM is limited, up to six beds are available for students who are from the impacted areas of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama. Maryland students attending institutions in impacted areas are also eligible. For more information, please contact the Office of Admissions at 240-895-5000. |
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| 6 beds |
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| Office of Admissions at 240-895-5000 |
| 'Quick-admit' admissions processing and placement. |
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| Contact Housing & Residence Life at 410-704-2516 |
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| {http://onestop.towson.edu/ntup/default.asp} or call 410-704-2471 |
| Offering provisional admission to any junior, senior, graduate student or law student |
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| Office of Admissions: (877) APPLYUB or (410) 837-4777 |
| Enrolling students in impacted areas, especially those from Maryland. |
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| Offering fall admission to undergraduates. |
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| Admissions Office (301) 314-8385 or (800) 422-5867 |
| Enrollment for Fall 2005 for eligible students affected by Hurricane Katrina. Application, late registration and late payment fees will be waived. Financial aid counselors will be available to assist eligible students with need based aid options. Academic advisors will be on-hand to assist students in selecting course applicable to their home institution program. |
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| Tuition and fees (Fall 2005): $4,260 (Maryland Resident) $8,298 (Non Maryland Resident) |
| Housing is available. 2005-2006 Average Room - $5,182. |
| Wednesday, September 14 |
| Office of Undergraduate Admission 410-455-2292 1-800-UMBC-4U2 admissions@umbc.edu |
| Washington Bible College/Capitol Bible Seminary is accepting students who have been displaced by hurricane Katrina from ABHE or regionally accredited institutions as Visiting Students, requiring only the minimal application procedures and will permit them to live in our dormitories free of charge, crediting tuition paid at the originating institution toward applicable fees here so long as there is space available. To apply please call 1-877-793-7227, ext1212. A disaster relief fund has been set up to help institutions that have been affected by the hurricane and to support work trips which are being planned for the fall and winter to help schools and churches clean up from the devastation. |
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| No charge. |
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| Offering free tuition, room and board for up to eight students for the fall semester. |
| Must be enrolled full-time, be in good academic standing and have paid tuition, room and board fees at their home institutions for the fall 2005 semester. |
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| Office of Admissions (410) 778-7700 |
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