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Info Detail - Massachusetts
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| Tuition will be waived. |
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| Contact Peter J. Miller, dean of admissions (800) 242-3142,or at pmiller@acad.aic.edu |
| Tuition, room, board and fees for Xavier University pre-med students. Fall enrollment (with no tuition charges) to displaced students from Western Mass. |
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| No charge. |
| Housing currently is available to students from Xavier. Additional housing may become available later. Free of charge. |
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| Tom Parker, Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, 413/542-2328 |
| Free tuition for the fall 2005 semester |
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| Available, but students will be responsible for room and board; approximately $8,800. |
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| Kathy Murphy, dean of enrollment, at 508-767-7110 |
| Visiting student status for Tulane and Loyola students for the Fall 2005 semester. |
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| Tuition and Financial Aid will be handled on a case by case basis. |
| Housing will be handled on a case by case basis. |
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| Brent Damrow, Director, Office of Class Deans/Associate Dean of Students, 781-239-4217, damrow@babson.edu |
| Associate Degree Programs in Industrial Technologies and Engineering Technologies and day and evening certificate programs |
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| Tuition assistance and financial aid available |
| No on-campus housing available. Housing assistance provided |
| By Sept. 19th for Fall05 enrollment. January enrollment possible. |
| Norm Kraft, Dean of Enrollment Management 617 423 4630 x 122 |
| On a case by case basis, we can offer initial admission as a Visiting Student with consideration given to formally transfer to Bentley in the Spring 2006 semester. |
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| Financial Assistance will be determined on a case by case basis |
| Housing is very limited, however, we will work with students to find appropriate accommodations should they choose to attend Bentley. Financial Assistance - case by case basis |
| Please note: classes began September 7, 2005, however, we will continue to work with students through the week of September 12th. |
| Michelle Finno, Office of Undergraduate Admission, 781-891-2244, 800-523-2354 or ugadmission@bentley.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment to music students. |
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| Tuition waiver for two Gulf Region students displaced by Katrina. Students are encouraged to enroll in 'Late Start' classes (which begin September 19), but late admission to other classes may also be possible. Students should call to discuss their particular needs. |
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| None. |
| For the fall semester, a vacant, furnished apartment is available at no cost to two displaced students with financial need. No charges (for apartment), with financial need. |
| Preferably, students should enroll by September 26. |
| Wayne Klug, (413) 499-4660, ext. 321 |
| Offering fall admission to undergraduate students from Tulane; tuition will be waived. Tulane graduate and professional students will also be considered on a case-by-case basis. |
| Tulane students only |
| Tuition will be waived. |
| On-campus housing is not available; students should call (617) 353-3555 for assistance. |
| September 12th |
| http://www.bu.edu/katrina/questionnaire.html |
| Visiting Student' status, free tuition for the Fall 2005 semester, assistance with finding off-campus housing |
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| Free for Fall 2005 semester, as long as they are qualified and classroom space is available |
| Assistance with off-campus housing |
| As Soon As Possible, but no later than September 15 |
| The Office of Admissions. In Massachusetts: 781-736-3500; Out of state: 1-800-662-0622; For applying at the graduate level: 781-736-3410 |
| Offer fall enrollment |
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| William Sakamoto, Dean, e-college; (617) 228-2392 or onlinehelp@bhcc.mass.edu |
| Offering enrollment to second year nursing students (associate's degree nursing program); four seats are available in the second-year evening nursing program and one seat is available in the second-year day program. |
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| Classes begin next week. |
| Susan Miller, Dean of Nursing (508) 362-2131 x. 4347 |
| Offering enrollment for 20 students. |
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| Accepting students displaced by the impact of Hurricane Katrina. Students will be offered fall and spring admission during the 2005-2006 academic year. |
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| Housing will be offered based on availability. |
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| (800) TRY-DEAN or www.dean.edu |
| Gap Year/mentored internship opportunities for Spring Semester '06 in both our Worcester MA and Santa Rosa, CA sites. |
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| Depends on need. Tuition, room and fees are $11,000. |
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| Applications materials for Spring '06 due December 1. |
| Brian R. Hopewell, Dean of Admission, 508.755.2571, bhopewell@dynamy.org |
| Fall enrollment for students. Housing is near capacity, so the college will work with students on a case-by-case basis. |
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| Office of Admissions at (413) 255-ELMS or admissions@elms.edu |
| The College will expedite enrollment. |
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| $19,690. minus any financial assistance. |
| Limited housing is available. Cost: $9,766 |
| Classes begin on September 8. Students may enroll through September 16. |
| Shannon Sardelli at ssardell@endicott.edu or 978-232-2043 |
| Gordon College announced today a relief program providing tuition and fee waivers to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. It will be available to any student currently enrolled in an impacted college or university. •All tuition and fees for the semester will be waived. (Student will be responsible for the cost of room, board and books.) •Students from New England will be given preference. •Students must arrive on campus by October 15, 2005. •Students will be housed in college residence halls where space is available, or in faculty and staff homes in the area. •Gordon will provide case-by-case individualized support for students as they address their enrollment needs, housing and financial requirements. •Up to 10 students may enroll as students in this program for the second quad of fall semester. |
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| All tuition and fees for the semester will be waived. |
| Students will be housed in college residence halls where space is available, or in faculty and staff homes in the area. Quad 2 charges $1,916 |
| Students must arrive on campus by October 15, 2005 |
| Silvio Vazquez,866.464.6736 or Silvio.vazquez@gordon.edu. |
| The Harvard College Visiting Undergraduate Student program will admit 25 students; no tuition charged and on-campus housing will be provided on a space-by-space basis. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will admit 25 students to its Special students program; no tuition will be charged. The Harvard Extension School will allow enrollment in any course to students living within commuting distance; also making online courses available to those students not within commuting distance. |
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| Tuition will be waived. |
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| Classes begin Monday, September 19th |
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| Offering fall enrollment and assistance in housing |
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| September 23rd |
| Admissions Office: (866) 424-2338 |
| Free tuition and fees for fall semester. Includes public transportation. Will assist students in finding housing. |
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| September 23rd |
| Orlando Isaza, Special Assistant to the President for Community Affairs 413-552-2537 oisaza@hcc.mass.edu |
| Classes, room and board |
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| Need Based |
| Housing is available |
| Classes began September 9th; accommodations will be made for late admittees |
| Nathaniel Mays, Dean of Students |
| Offering fall enrollment |
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| Housing will be discussed on a case-by-case basis |
| September 15th |
| Office of Admission (413) 662-5410 or (800) 969-MCLA
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| Offering a special admission process for visiting students. Application form: http://web.mit.edu/admission/katrina_special_student.indd.pdf |
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| Full capacity, but exploring options. |
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| Admission Office http://web.mit.edu/admissions or (617) 253-4791 |
| Massachusetts institutions are offering expedited admission, free tuition at the public institutions and at many private institutions, free housing for displaced students, and general support. The Board of Higher Education's Website provides one resource to help students seeking information about any college and university in Massachusetts |
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| Varies by institution. |
| Higher Education Emergency Housing Service will provide a way for students in need of housing to find people willing to provide free housing. |
| Go to website and click on individual institution to see dates. |
| By going to the webpage, www.mass.edu\katrina, students will find over 60 links to individuals on campuses throughout Massachusetts and an Emergency Higher Education Housing Service. |
| Offering courses at a discounted rate per credit |
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| September 12th for day classes or October 5th for continuing education |
| Admissions Office: (978) 837-5100 or Registrar's Office (978) 837-5320 |
| Offering visiting-student status to academically qualified students. |
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| Monica Augustin, Registrar (413) 538-2025 |
| Northeastern will work with affected students on an individual basis to allow them to attend classes at Northeastern under a special student status, providing them with the opportunity to take classes here and return to their home campus when they are able. |
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| Will expedite admissions and provide maximum financial aid and book vouchers for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. |
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| Offering enrollment and financial assistance (basically tuition free) with transfers of room and board, financial aid and course or credit issues to be worked out with home institution. |
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| (781) 768-7052 |
| Offering enrollment for SEA semester runs from October 11th through January 8th; students can receive 17 credits for the fall semester. |
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| Judith Froman: Jfroman@SEA.EDU |
| Offering enrollment to local women and men from western Massachusetts on a space-available basis; no additional charge for courses. |
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| On a case-by-case basis; currently, residence halls are over capacity. |
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| Enrolling five students for second year associate degree nursing (RN) students. |
| Nursing students only |
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| Ira Rubenzahl (413) 755-4906 or Mary Tarbell (413) 755-4855 Email at irubenzahl@stcc.edu and mtarbell@stcc.edu |
| Offering "special visiting" admission status, free tuition, and residence assistance. |
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| Ed Sevilla, Executive Director (508) 565-1813 |
| Offering undergraduates enrollment as non-matriculating, continuing or professional students. Law School is accepting 3rd year students from Tulane. |
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| Housing is not available. |
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| 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. 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 |
| Students will be offered admission at a Umass campus based upon their matriculation at another higher education institution in the storm-ravaged area |
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| Robert P. Connolly (617) 287-7065 and Bill Wright (617) 287-7065 |
| Offering fall enrollment for commuting students. |
| Commuter students only. |
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| Admissions Office (800) 394-6003 or admission@wheatoncollege.edu |
| WPI has established a special admissions process that will enable students currently enrolled at colleges and universities impacted by Hurricane Katrina to enroll at WPI on a visiting or provisional basis. WPI is also planning to accommodate students who wish to take individual classes. WPI has designated two admissions counselors specifically to work with affected students. |
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| WPI will follow NASFAA (National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators) guidelines and admit affected students tuition free if they have already paid tuition to their home institutions. For students who have not yet paid tuition for the fall, WPI will charge the home institution’s rate of tuition and remit that amount to the home institution. |
| WPI will help students explore on- and off-campus housing options. |
| WPI operates on a quarter system, with four seven-week terms. The university will alter its rules (which normally permit undergraduates to enroll only in the first and third terms), and permit displaced students to enroll starting in the second term, which begins Oct. 25. |
| Students interested in exploring options for enrolling or taking individual courses should contact the Admissions Office at admissions@wpi.edu or 508-831-5286. |
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