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| Free tuition, room and board. Students will need to purchase books. |
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| Thirty dormitory spaces, plus housing in local community |
| September 15th |
| Dr. Danny M. Parker, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean Mr. Mark Hughes, Vice President for Enrollment Management Ms. Pam Bryant, Director of Admissions Dr. Bob Cline, Vice President for Christian Life Mr. Greg Allgood, Campus Minister |
| Offering fall enrollment on a case-by-case basis |
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| Undergraduates: Robert Barkley (864) 656-5463; rbrtbkl@clemson.edu. Graduate students: Frankie Felder (864) 656-1845 |
| Will accept up to 10 students. Must be either Freshmen or Sophomores. Does not have to be a resident of the state. Tuition and housing costs waived. |
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| Tuition waived. |
| No cost for housing. |
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| Sylvester Owens (803) 327-7402 x. 231 |
| Offering fall enrollment (must present proof of attendance at Gulf Coast affected institution); eligible students will be only able to enroll in evening classes. |
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| Office of Admissions (800) 950-1908 or admissions@coker.edu |
| Second 1/2 semester course enrollment for visiting students Pro-rated textbook costs Limited Housing availability. We will work with students to assist with admissions, academic advising, course registration, and financial aid information. |
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| Financial aid counseling is available at 843.953.5540 on an individual student basis. |
| Limited on and off-campus. Costs vary depending on residence hall. |
| Express II courses begin October 11, 2005 for current semester |
| transfer@cofc.edu The Undergraduate Admissions Office 843.953.5670 |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for up to 44 female students. |
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| Tuition waived. Must only pay room and board. |
| Housing is available. |
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| Caroline Whitson, President (803) 786-3178. |
| Converse College, a college for women in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is ready to help and will welcome female students accepted at four-year institutions affected by hurricane Katrina. Students are welcome on a space-available basis for fall term or for the 2005-2006 academic year. We will work to minimize costs to students, including offering significant reductions in tuition and room/board costs. Our financial aid office is also available to assist students in any way possible. Our classes began on August 30, so we ask that emergency visitors begin at Converse no later than September 12. Faculty stand ready to assist visitors in compensating for the first few classes they will have missed, while our entire community will provide a home for the visiting students displaced by this disaster. Students interested in the emergency visitor program should contact the Dean of Admissions, Aaron Meis (admissions@converse.edu; 800-766-1125) as soon as possible for more information. |
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| Will work with students on an individual basis and will make every effort to minimize expenses. |
| At least 50 spaces available. Will minimize charges and work with each student. |
| September 12th |
| Aaron Meis (admissions@converse.edu; 800-766-1125) |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for up to 50 students. |
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| Tuition, room & board waived. |
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| Office of Admissions 1-888-452-6337; admissions@lander.edu |
| Housing for students coming to study in Columbia, SC schools with reduced rent costs. Primarily interested in theological education students, any denomination or students studying at Columbia College, or the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC |
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| Arranged with institution in which they are studying |
| Apartments for students and families and single rooms in residence hall |
| October |
| Freisz@ltss.edu , 803-786-5150, X 212 |
| Midlands Technical College is now accepting hurricane-displaced students into Fall 10-week and seven-week (Session II) classes, including online courses on-campus courses for students who are now in the Columbia area. No admissions application fee is required. Students will be assisted in locating housing and other support resources. Registration for Fall 2005 10-week sessions (beginning September 20) and Fall 2005 7-week sessions (beginning October 17) is now in process. Students who were already enrolled in Health Sciences programs at their home colleges in Fall 2005 will be assessed for delayed entry on a case-by-case basis. The Midlands Technical College Foundation has established a special fund to assist affected students with tuition, books and educational supplies. |
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| Nonresidents of South Carolina/semester: $4,356 |
| local assistance available |
| Registration ends October 13. |
| To serve students displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Midlands Technical College has established a designated phone line (803)-738-7735; fax (803-790-7524) and e-mail grossmanr@midlandstech.edu. |
| Offering enrollment to students on a case-by-case basis |
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| The institution is compiling a list of faculty & staff willing to house students. |
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| Office of Admissions (864) 833-8237 |
| Offering assistance to undergraduate students pursuing degrees in civil or electrical engineering or business admission or graduate students pursuing master's level programs in business administration, education, humanities, computer science of social sciences. Enrollment will be through the College of Graduate and Professional Studies (evening college). |
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| College of Graduate and Professional Studies (843) 953-5089 |
| Fall Enrollment and assistance with college-related costs; individualized academic and career counseling services; referrals to local agencies |
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| individualized assistance on a case-by-case basis |
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| Counseling Center (864) 646-1569 or email katrina@tctc.edu |
| Fall Enrollment. The College will provide free tuition as well as assistance with books and housing |
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| The College will provide free tuition as well as assistance with books and housing |
| Housing is available. |
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| (843) 574-6990 |
| Offering fall enrollment to undergraduates, graduate students and law students |
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| Undergraduates: Scott King: (803) 777-4067 or scott-king@sc.edu; Graduate Students: Chris Ebert (803) 777-2808 or cebert@gwm.sc.edu; Law students: Paul Rollins (803) 777-6605 or rollins@law.sc.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment; tuition will be waived.Housing is available at no cost if student has paid tuition at their prev. schools. |
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| Tuition is waived. |
| Housing is available. |
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| Carolyn White (803) 703-7117 or white@voorhees.edu |
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