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| Tuition will be passed on to the home institution and will remain at the home institution rate. Room, board, and fees will be charged by Antioch College for campus residence and student services. |
| On campus housing is available free of charge. |
| Registration available through September 18th. Classes being the week of September 5th. |
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| Fall Enrollment in the upper division undergraduate program and graduate school at no additional cost beyond tuition to their home institution. McGregor also offers several online graduate degree programs. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| Student and Alumni Services at (937) 769-1818 |
| Students should complete Transient student form at http://www.bw.edu/admission/apply/transientapp.asp |
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| September 9th |
| Susan Dileno, Vice President for Enrollment and Financial Aid (sdileno@bw.edu) or Dan Dowhower, Director of Undergraduate Enrollment (ddowhowe@bw.edu) |
| Bluffton University will offer assistance to university or college students displaced by Hurricane Katrina who wish to continue college studies fall semester. September 14, 2005, is the deadline for registration. Bluffton will offer a full-tuition waiver, with room/board/fees at the regular rate. The room and board rates would be pro-rated if students were able to return to their campus before the end of the semester. Should a student decide to continue second semester, the student would then apply for regular admission to the university. |
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| Waived; room/board at regular fees |
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| Sept. 14 |
| 419-358-3254 - Chris Jebsen, director or admissions |
| Waive tuition, fees, room and board for up to 10 students seeking to continue their education during the fall 2005 semester. While the academic semester already is under way, the university will make every effort to work with displaced students and help them find the appropriate place to continue their academic work in this time of great national tragedy. The Law School will accept second- and third-year law students from Tulane and Loyola law schools as visiting students for fall semester. If you know of any Tulane or Loyola law students in Central Ohio who wish to continue their legal education this fall please have them contact Associate Dean Shirley Mays at smays@law.capital.edu or (614) 236-6500 as soon as possible, as we are beginning our third week of school and time is of the essence. |
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| Tuition is waived for undergraduate students. Law School students are treated as visiting students. |
| Determined on a case-by-case basis. Room and Board charges are being waived for undergraduate students. |
| Friday, Sept. 16. Normal registration deadline was Friday, Sept. 9. |
| Undergraduate: Paul Deutsch, associate provost for Enrollment Management at Capital University, before Friday, Sept. 16, toll-free at (866) 544-6175 or pdeutsch@capital.edu. Law School: Associate Dean Shirley Mays at smays@law.capital.edu or (614) 236-6500 |
| Offering fall enrollment for up to 100 students; tuition waived for Ohio residents; out-of-state residents will be offered in-state fees; room and board responsibility of student |
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| Tuition waived for Ohio residents; out-of-state residents will be offered in-state fees |
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| Jane Littleton (937) 376-6142 |
| The College of Mount St. Joseph, a Catholic college of 2,200 students located in Cincinnati, Ohio, will waive tuition and fees and will provide room and board to college students who cannot attend their colleges and universities this semester in areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. The College welcomes displaced college students from the affected areas to enroll for fall semester classes as visiting students by September 19, 2005. The Mount will waive tuition and fees and provide room and board for qualified students who can demonstrate some evidence of their enrollment at their own college or university; students will need to cover the cost of books and transportation to Cincinnati. Since classes have already started at the Mount, students will get personal attention and advising to get them on track for the rest of fall semester. All details are online at www.msj.edu/about/news |
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| Tuition and fees and room and board will be waived for qualified students for fall semester 2005. Students will need to pay for books and transportation to Cincinnati, Ohio. |
| Room and board for 38 students is available on campus. Waived for fall semester. |
| September 19, 2005 to begin fall semester classes |
| Interested students and families should contact Peggy Minnich, director of admission, at (800) 654-9314 or (513) 244-4531 or by e-mail at peggy_minnich@mail.msj.edu. Full information is online at www.msj.edu/about/news. |
| Coursework Starting Sept 12 and Oct 22 |
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| Oct 22,2005 |
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| peter.ross@tri-c.edu |
| Associate of Applied Science in Nursing |
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| $315 credit hour |
| NO - except with a faculty member or another student |
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| Admissions Office - 513-872-2743 |
| Fall enrollment and housing for 5-10 students. We are reaching out especially to Dillard as a sister United Church of Christ college but will take students from other affected campuses. We are also submitting online courses to the Sloan Semester program that will match students with online courses. |
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| None. |
| 5-10 students. Room and Board charges are waived. |
| Open at this point. |
| Either the Director of Admissions, Ms. Lindsay Sooy (419-992-1191) or Dr. Laura de Abruna, Vice President of Academic Affairs (419-448-2215) |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for 15-20 students. |
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| Housing is available. |
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| Timothy Bryan, Director of College Relations (330) 569-5228; bryanTA@hiram.edu |
| For International Students our technolgies run from:Accounting, Audio/Video Production , Business Management , Compressed Air and Gas Systems, Computer Electronics & Programming, Construction Management, Drafting and Design, E Commerce and Web Design, Fish Management and Aquaculture, Fitness Management, Forest Management, Fuel Cells/Alternative Energy & Vehicular Hybrids, Geographic Information Sciences, Culinary Arts, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Human Services and Corrections, Industrial Ceramics, Interactive Multimedia, International Hospitality, International Theater Arts and Management, Medical Assistant & Records/Health Information Management, Music Performance and Production, Network Systems, Nutrition and Dietetics, Office Management, Opticianry, Police Science, Ranger Services, Recreation Wildlife Resource Management, Spa Management, Timber Harvesting and Tree Care Certificate, and Ecotourism. |
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| Free Fall Quarter 2005. |
| Dormitories and locale apartments and houses. |
| 21 September with all completed SEVIS documentation and accompanying documents. |
| Cathy Roszell, Chris Mathias, or Karen Stalder, International Student Services, Hocking College. Phones and e-mails: Cathy-740-753-7019, roszell_c@hocking.edu, Chris-740-753-7043, mathias_c@hocking.edu and Karen-740-754-7044, stalder_k@hocking.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Steve Vitatoe, Interim Director of Admission, University's Office of Admissions (216) 397-4294; svitatoe@jcu.edu |
| Fall Enrollment and Housing for up to 25 students. |
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| September 16th |
| Jennifer Calhoun, Director of Admissions 1-800-916-0904; jcalhoun@lec.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
| Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan residents |
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| Amy Mergen, Director of Admissions (419) 824-3677; amergen@lourdes.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Scholarships are available for qualified students. |
| Housing is available. |
| September 9th |
| Admissions Center 1-800-521-1146 |
| Fall Enrollment for students who live in the Gateway to Education Grant counties. |
| Students must live in the Gateway to Education Grant counties (Athens, Guernsey, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, or Washington in Ohio and Pleasants and Wood in West Virginia.) |
| Tuition waived. |
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| September 9th |
| Cathy Brown, Director of Graduate Programs and Continuing Education |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Room and board provided for five to eight students. |
| September 6th |
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| The College welcomes students enrolled at institutions in the Gulf area that have suspended operations. |
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| No tuition if enrolled at an institution in the Gulf area that has suspended operations. Room and Board fee still applies. |
| Limited housing available. |
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| Those affected are encouraged to contact Muskingum College Office of Admissions at (800) 752-6082 or go to the College's website at www.muskingum.edu. |
| Accepting Northern Ohio residents for the fall semester; can accommodate five to eight resident students and unlimited commuter students. Tuition will be waived. |
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| Tuition waived. |
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| September 9th |
| David Armstrong, Dean of Admissions (216) 373-5355 or darmstrong@ndc.edu |
| Enrollment (full or part-time) and housing |
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| Negotiable |
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| Flexible |
| Mr. David Archibald, Vice President for Enrollment Management --- 614-251-4690 |
| Fall Enrollment. The ONU Petit College of Law is offering Tulane or Loyola of New Orleans law students to enroll. |
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| Tuition waived for students who have already paid tuition at their home institution. |
| Housing is available. |
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| Undergraduates contact the Admissions Office 1-888-408-4onu; k-condeni@onu.edu. Law students should contact Associate Dean John Christoff (419) 772-2206; j-christoff@onu.edu |
| Fall Enrollment for undergraduates, graduate students, and professional students. |
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| Limited capacity |
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| Undergraduate Students: Christine Harper, Undergraduate Admissions at harper.225@osu.edu. Graduate or Professional Students: Nance Hoza, Graduate and Professional Admissions at hoza3@osu.edu |
| Offering expedited admissions and financial aid process; application fees and deposits will be waived. |
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| September 6th |
| Office of Admissions (740) 593-4101 |
| Offering admission to qualified students (particularly from central Ohio). |
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| September 8th |
| Carol DelPropost cjdelpro@owu.edu in the Office of Admission and Financial Aid |
| 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 |
| Admitting students on a visiting or provisional basis so they remain students of their home institution. |
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| September 16th |
| Jon Mays, undergrad admissions, 513-556-2417; jon.mays@uc.edu or Eleanor Buczala, grad admissions, 513-556-4337; eleanor.buczala@uc.edu |
| In the spirit of Marianist hospitality, the University of Dayton welcomes displaced students who wish to move forward with their educational goals. We are praying for all who have been impacted by this national tragedy. We will offer academically-qualified undergraduate students from the affected areas enrollment at the University of Dayton. Campus housing for up to 100 students may be arranged. Graduate and professional degree students will be admitted on an individual basis. |
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| No tuition charged to students whose permanent residence was in the hurricane-stricken area of the Gulf Coast region. For affected students whose permanent residence was outside of the impacted area, tuition will be charged. However, our Financial Aid office will work with each student on a case-by-case basis to address their specific situations. |
| Up to 100 undergraduate students; Will work with students on an individual basis |
| As soon as possible for fall term as the semester began on August 22. Winter term admission should be discussed with Mr. Durkle or other admission representative. |
| Rob Durkle, Director of Undergraduate Admission, 937.229.4411 or email him at admission@udayton.edu |
| Will host undergraduate, graduate and law students. Housing, meals and books provided. All tuition and fees will be waived |
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| waived |
| Housing and meal plan provided |
| September 16th |
| Carolyn Baumgartner, Interim Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services (419)277-2584 |
| Fall Enrollment, particularly for nursing students. |
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| Dr. Patrick Riley (216) 276-3841; priley@ursuline.edu |
| We have 10 slots available for students. They will receive free tuition for Fall Semester. Meals and Housing are available for about $3,600-$4000 |
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| Waived for Fall Semester |
| Housing and Meals are available. Costs range from $3,600-$4,000. |
| September 12th |
| Mr. Brad Pochard, Asst. Director of Admissions, mpochard@wittenberg.edu or (937) 327-6314 |
| Fall Enrollment |
| Loyola University students; Xavier University of Louisiana students; and Tulane University students |
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| Kelly Leon, Director of Public Relations (513) 745-3877; leon@xavier.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment; waiving tuition. |
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| Waiving tuition. |
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| Sue Davis, Director, Office of Admissions (330) 941-1657 or (877) 468-6978 |
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