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| Nondegree enrollment in specific master's-level programs: Elementary Education, English, Exercise Science, Family and Consumer Sciences, Geography, Gerontology, Mathematics, Middle Grades Education, Music, Psychology (5 programs), Public Administration (NASPAA accredited), School Administration. Access to library and counseling services. Some courses available online. |
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| Tuition and fees waived for Fall 2005 |
| Housing in private homes |
| Graduate students must enroll by 16 September |
| Dr. Holly Hirst, Interim Associate Dean for Graduate Studies hirsthp@appstate.edu (818) 262-2130 |
| Offering fall enrollment; housing is available. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| David Belton (704) 789-2900 |
| Fall semester enrollment for undergraduate students in good standing. Enrollment will also be offered in our Weekend College program fall trimester (minimum age requirement waived). Enrollment in both programs is on a space available basis. |
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| Some undergraduate housing available. |
| Must enroll by September 23, 2005 for either fall or fall trimester programs. |
| Mr. Martin Smith, VP for Enrollment Management 1-800-345-4973 or 1-252-399-6350 |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| September 9th |
| Financial Aid Office (704) 825-6718 |
| Welcome any displaced student, working on a case by case basis. |
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| Fall Tuition waived (after applying eligible federal aid). |
| Available; Approximately $4,000 |
| Welcoming students through September 9. Following September 9, decisions made on case by case basis for admission. (Classes began August 24) |
| Joretta Nelson, Vice President for Enrollment Management |
| Offering to provide enrollment and housing for a limited number of nursing and allied health students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. They may also be able to provide employment for displaced, qualified nursing faculty |
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| Contact President Ellen Sheppard at 704/355-5316 |
| Catawba College, a liberal arts college located in Salisbury, N.C., offers evening program courses on a block schedule that may conveniently serve students displaced by Hurricane Katrina who have not yet enrolled at other institutions. Students may enroll in one course at a time for a four-week block. Blocks begin September 12, October 10, and November 10. This schedule would also allow students to seek full- or part-time employment while enrolled in courses in this program. Victims of the storm who enroll in this program will be considered visiting, non-degree seeking students through the fall semester. Students who might wish to avail themselves of this opportunity should contact the Office of Admissions at 1-800-CATAWBA for additional information. More information about the College is available at www.catawba.edu. |
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| September 12, October 10, and November 10 |
| Office of Admissions at 1-800-CATAWBA |
| A year-long, full-scholarship service-learning program. Through study, service, and reflection, it builds common sense, clear thinking, interpersonal and leadership skills, and freedom from barriers. Outcomes include better relationships and communication skills, enhanced leadership and entrepreneurial abilities, and practical life skills in time and money management. |
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| Free tuition |
| On-campus housing is provided free of charge. |
| Enrollment is open-ended |
| For further information, go to the Center’s Web site at www.purposeful.org, e-mail inquiry@ufhg.org, or call or write Joanna White at (336) 761-8745 or 3983 Old Greensboro Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. |
| Fall Enrollment for 2-4 Tulane students. |
| 2-4 Tulane students. |
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| Limited housing is available. |
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| Wendy Roberts, Assistant to the President (704) 894-2201; weroberts@davidson.edu |
| Fall Enrollment for up to 75 eligible undergraduates. |
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| Room and board will be charged. |
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| Offering fall enrollment; Tuition and fees will be required but may be able to provide special assistance to NC residents
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| The Office of Admissions offers an invitation to all interested students to apply for the eight-week term beginning October 20, 2005. Classes taught in our eight-week terms are the same in content, quality and requirements as classes taught in the regular sixteen-week semester. |
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| Students are visit us on line at: http://www.uncfsu.edu/bursar/fees.htm for tuition and fee information. |
| Students are asked to visit the following website for the latest housing information: http://www.uncfsu.edu/admissions/FSU%20Housing%20for%20Relief%20Students.htm |
| Application Deadline - Fall 2005 Term II - October 20, 2005 Application Deadline - Spring 2006 - January 09 - 17, 2006 (Late Registration) |
| For further information concerning the admissions process, please contact Mr. Michael A. Bailey, Associate Director of Admissions at (910) 672-2133 or (1-800) 222-2594. |
| Offering fall enrollment; will waive tuition if student has already paid tuition to their home institution. |
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| Tuition and fees will be waived if student has already paid their home institution. |
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| Caley Forbes, Assoc. Director of Undergraduate Admissions at cforbes@gardner-webb.edu or Jack Buchanan, Jr. Vice President for Enrollment Management at jbuchanan@gardner-webb.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment to undergraduate students; tuition will be waived--students will only be charged room and board |
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| Tuition will be waived. |
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| September 9th |
| Tiffany McKillip Franks, Vice President for Student Life and Enrollment Services (800) 346-8226 or frankst@gborocollege.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Housing is available. |
| September 9th |
| Jocelyn Biggs, Interim Admissions Director (704) 378-3500 |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| On-campus housing will be provided as space permits. |
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| Enrollment in Fall semester or in the mini-term that begins Oct. 13th for about 10 students. |
| Preference for North Carolina residents or students that have family connections to the state. |
| Tuition, fees, room & board waived |
| Has new apartments; space for students and their families. |
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| Rachel Nichols, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid (828) 328-7306; allenr@lrc.edu |
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| Office of Admissions, (828) 689-1201 |
| Offering female undergraduates enrollment (for academic credit or on an audit basis) as space permits. |
| Women only. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| Office of Admissions (800) MEREDITH or admissions@meredith.edu |
| For students displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Methodist College is offering free tuition, meals, books and rooms (note: rooms are of limited availability) for the fall term II evening college. Free tuition and room (based on availability of rooms) for the spring semester day program. |
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| FREE for term II evening program. FREE for spring semester day program. |
| limited in the fall semester. (most likely ample space for up to 25 males; female space is limited); Free for term II evening college. (based on availability) |
| evening term II begins October 17 |
| Admissions office at 800.488.7110 |
| Montreat College will be accepting late registration for students from the areas still struggling to recover from the devastation of hurricane Katrina. In order that those students’ education is not interrupted by this disaster, Montreat will provide a place for them to continue their education this semester and next, as the need requires. |
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| Tuition is waived. |
| We still have approximately 80 beds available. Pell grants should cover most housing costs. |
| We are working with students on a case-by-case basis; no set deadline. |
| Interested students should contact the Montreat College Admissions department at 800-622-6968. |
| Enrollment - Call A&T's Admissions Office (as soon as possible), at 336.334.7946 |
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| Preference will be given to North Carolina residents; online classes are also offered--enrollment through October 1st. |
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| September 9th |
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| Offering academic courses to students; has housing. |
| Focus on performing, moving image and visual arts (but has general classes for students to take) |
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| Housing is available. |
| September 9th (5 p.m.) |
| Office of Admissions (336) 770-3290 or admissions@ncarts.edu no later than 5 p.m. on September 9th |
| In an effort to help students affected by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, North Carolina State University is offering enrollment to students from affected universities in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. NC State is working to provide on-campus and distance education programs to as many affected students as possible. Students in good standing at their home college or university will be eligible to enroll at NC State as visiting non-degree students. See: http://www.ncsu.edu/acp/KatrinaOpportunites.htm |
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| Housing is available. |
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| The Office of Credit Programs & Summer Sessions will assist all visiting students. Staff will be available to personally assist students through the enrollment process and to coordinate help with financial aid, housing, and other related departments. To initiate enrollment please contact: local: (919) 515-2265 toll free: (866) 294-9903 |
| NC State is offering on-campus and distance education courses to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Information web page: http://www.ncsu.edu/registrar/hurricane/. Offers: multiple Distance Education course delivery methods offered: online / Internet, DVD, CD Rom, VHS |
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| In state or out of state tuition depending upon residency. |
| not needed for Distance Education, courses can be taken anywhere student is located |
| Sept. 13, 2005 |
| http://distance.ncsu.edu/katrina/ |
| Enrolling women in both required and elective courses that are transferable to home institutions and allowing these seniors whose college have closed permanently to complete degrees this school year at Peace College. |
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| Assistance available |
| 30 spaces available on campus. |
| September 12 or defer to second semester in January |
| Dr. Catherine Church, Vice president of Enrollment Management |
| Offering fall enrollment; will waive tuition and room charges for students who have already paid tuition and room charges to their home institutions. The financial aid office will work with those who need additional assistance. Housing is available for up to 30 students. Students will be responsible for board charges. |
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| Tuition will be waived if the student has already paid tuition to their home institution. |
| Space is available for up to 30 students. Room charges will be waived. Board charges will apply. |
| Students may enroll in the Undergraduate College until September 16th. Students, traditional and non-traditional may enroll in the School of Adult Studies programs until mid-October. |
| Bettie C. Starr, Vice President for Academic Affairs ( 794-463-1360 Ext. 2710; bstarr@pfeiffer.edu) |
| The University has academic courses and residential housing spaces available and are encouraging students to contact Queens immediately. The Hayworth College begins classes Tuesday, September 6 and will allow students to register for Hayworth classes up to and including Tuesday, September 13. Students can continue to register for a more limited number of Hayworth classes through Friday, September 16. Students are encouraged to contact John P. Downey, Dean of Students, at 704 337-2227 ( downeyj@queens.edu ) to make necessary arrangements. Dean Downey will work each student to help them pursue their degree plans and ultimately transfer credits back to their home institution. |
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| Queens University of Charlotte is pleased to honor and support the requests of the Gulf Coast College Presidents and the American Council on Education ( http://emergency.tulane.edu/ace.htm ) to accept all students on a provisional, visiting basis and to waive the tuition of students who have already paid tuition at their home institution. Students who have not yet paid tuition will be charged at their home institution’s rate (in support of the request by leading national college and universities organizations), and those charges will be sent on to the student’s home institution. |
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| Tuesday, September 13 |
| John P. Downey, Dean of Students, at 704 337-2227 ( downeyj@queens.edu ) |
| Enrollment for 2005-06 academic year to female students. Up to 40 residential students and additional commuter students can be accommodated. |
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| Tuition waived |
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| Dana Evans, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid (800) 327-2356 |
| Fall Enrollment (institution known for its SAGE equestrian program and creative writing). |
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| Scholarships are available |
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| September 12th |
| Office of Admissions 1-800-763-0198 |
| 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 |
| Fall enrollment on a space available basis |
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| No campus housing available |
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| Office of Undergraduate Admissions Malinda Richbourg 336.334.5243 |
| The University will enable undergraduate students who are residents of North Carolina and currently enrolled in a school closed as a result of Hurricane Katrina to enroll temporarily at the University. The students may take courses at UNC-Chapel Hill on a space-available basis, and the University will provide them with a transcript when they return to their home campuses. Non-residents may choose to enroll in our online and self-paced courses. We have established a special team of admissions counselors and advisors to work with students who are seeking temporary enrollment. Students should visit www.admissions.unc.edu to complete the Emergency Request Form for Temporary Enrollment, and fax it to us as soon as possible. |
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| The University will work closely with displaced students and their families to make sure that finances do not stand in the way of their enrollment at Carolina this fall. Students and families who are seeking need-based financial aid should list UNC-Chapel Hill on the FAFSA form and the CSS/PROFILE as follows: FAFSA Title IV code: 002974 CSS/PROFILE code: 5816 The University will defer student charges until financial aid eligibility can be determined. |
| Campus residence halls are currently available. |
| Students must enroll by Friday, September 9 so they can begin courses by Monday, September 12, 2005. |
| The Office of Undergraduate Admissions - (919) 966-3621; www.admissions.unc.edu |
| Fall enrollment on a space available basis |
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| Undergraduate Admissions or the Graduate School depending upon level |
| Fall Enrollment on a space available basis. |
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| Enrollment in fall 2005 on a space available basis. |
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| Application fee will be waived. Will work with students on case-by-case basis to determine payment options and financial aid arrangements. |
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| ASAP |
| www.wcu.edu or 1-877-WCU-4YOU |
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