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Info Detail - Virginia
| Offering Virginia residents fall enrollment (visiting status) |
| Virginia residents |
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| September 7th |
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| Accepting students who show a letter or admission or registration from impacted institution; waiving application fees; if students wishes to return to home institutor, permission to withdraw without penalty will be granted. Working with students individually on academic advising. |
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| Established a message board for campus housing och.gmu.edu |
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| (703) 993-2395 |
| Offering fall enrollment; Cost will be waived if tuition was paid to previous school. Proof required.
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| Cost will be waived if tuition was pd to previous school. Proof required.
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| Housing is limited. |
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| Dr. Cynthia Sellers (757) 727-5231 |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for female students. Students should be able to supply a letter of admission or registration form from their home university. |
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| Fall semester tuition free. |
| Yes; $3,400 for the semester |
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| Admissions Office (540) 362-6401 or 1-800-456-9595 |
| Fall Enrollment for up to 25 students |
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| Housing is available. |
| September 9th |
| Brenda Atkins, Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Special Projects (434) 395-2027 |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for 36 students. |
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| Tuition waived |
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| Office of Enrollment Services (434) 544-8300 or 1-800-426-8101 ext. 8300 |
| Fall Enrollment for female students. |
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| Assistance is available and will be awarded based on merit and need. |
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| Dr. Brenda Bryant, VP for Enrollment Management and Student Life 1-800-468-2262; bbryant@mbc.edu |
| Mary mount University in Arlington, Virginia, invites students displaced by Hurricane Katrina to contact the Admissions Office to discuss enrollment until their colleges are able to reopen. The University will work with students individually to facilitate a smooth transition and will strive to place each in courses comparable to those at the home institution. Mary mount encourages students to call as soon as possible, since the semester has already begun. Financial Aid officers will work with each individual to resolve financial concerns. |
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| Mary mount will work with students individually to resolve financial concerns. |
| Housing is limited, but rooms are available near campus. Mary mount will work with students individually on financial matters. |
| Classes have begun, so students need to contact Mary mount as soon as possible. |
| For Undergraduate Admissions, call (703) 284-1500. For Graduate Admissions, call (703) 284-5902. The toll-free number is (800) 548-7638. Web site: www.marymount.edu |
| Grants to students whose institutions have been closed due to Hurricane Katrina of up to $5,000 for the academic year to supplement Federal Pell grants and other Federal relief -- in most cases, enough to cover all tuition charges. http://www.ncbt.edu/indexkare.shtml |
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| See above |
| As a non-residential campus, we will work with local relief organizations to ensure all evacuee transfer students have adequate housing, transportation, and sustenance. |
| We have new terms starting every 6 weeks...it is possible to resume your education at almost any time |
| Elizabeth Sayre Stevens, Katrina Relief coordinator, 800/664-1866x241, estevens@ncbt.edu |
| Extended registration Application fee waived In-state tuition Housing assistance Transfer student status Textbook loan program Financial aid assistance Counseling assistance Flexible payment arrangements. Visit the SNUG website at www.nsu.edu for more information or call the Office of Admissions at 757-823-8396. |
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| Undergraduate, in-state tuition $2,098 (12 credit hours) Graduate, in-state tuition $2,653 (9 credit hours) |
| Housing possibly available on a case-by-case basis. |
| Admission deadlines remain flexible for now |
| Michelle Marble, Director of Admissions mdmarable@nsu.edu or call 757-823-8396 |
| Northern Virginia Community College is prepared to “fast track” the admissions and registration process for students whose colleges and universities have been closed by Hurricane Katrina. Students who attest to having been admitted to a four-year college or university will qualify as “transient” or guest students who are not required to take a placement test to determine readiness for college-level work. |
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| If not otherwise qualified for in-state tuition, students who attest to their home institution being one closed by Hurricane Katrina will be granted the in-state rate for Fall 2005 under provisions authorized by the Virginia Community College System. |
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| 703-323-3195 nvccexecvpo@nvcc.edu |
| Waiver of application fee and the difference between in and out of state tuition. Scholarships for book purchases and free parking. |
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| $181.00 per Semester Hour |
| On Campus Housing is occupied, off campus housing office is working with individual students to find local housing. Some offers of free housing from community. |
| September 12th |
| Dr. Alice Maori, Executive Director of Admissions |
| Free tuition and room for the fall 2005 semester to students who have paid their tuition to one of the universities now closed because of Hurricane Katrina. |
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| Fall 2005 semester: Free |
| Housing is available and room fees are free of charge; Room is free; board will be charged |
| Classes began Sept. 5 -- deadline for students to enroll is Sept. 9 |
| Admission's Office, Steven Nape, director of Admission's, 804-752-7305, snape@rmc.edu |
| guaranteed admission to its Lynchburg, VA campus to any female student enrolled in an affected 4-year accredited institution, half off tuition and free room and board. |
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| Half off tuition |
| room and board offered for free on campus |
| ASAP |
| Pat Leone at 434-947-8100 |
| Free tuition, up to 15 credit hours of online classes at Regent University's School of Undergraduate Studies, and free books (including shipping), to all students who were scheduled to begin classes this fall at regionally accredited colleges and universities that have been closed by their governing body as a result of Hurricane Katrina. This offer is for Regent Undergrad's accelerated online program; it is good for the 'B session' of the fall semester, which runs from Oct. 24 to Dec. 18. The deadline for admission into the free session is Monday, Oct. 17. |
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| free |
| Regent University's School of Undergraduate Studies' class are online |
| October 17 for session that begins Oct 24 |
| 1.800.240-0115 or www.RegentUndergrad.com/katrina 800-240-0115 for students and their parents to inquire about the opportunity, or to apply. Information and inquires are also available at www.RegentUndergrad.com/katrina. |
| Offering limited undergraduate enrollment for students from the Roanoke Valley and surrounding area. |
| Roanoke Valley area |
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| September 12th |
| Admissions Office: (540) 345-2270 |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Discounted or waived tuition |
| Housing offered on a case-by-case-basis |
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| Dr. Tracy Fitzsimmons, VP for Academic Affairs (540) 6654525 |
| Fall Enrollment and housing. |
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| Tuition waived |
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| September 9th |
| Ken Huus, Dean of Admissions or Gretchen Tucker, Director of Admissions at (800) 381-6142; khuus@sbc.edu or gtucker@sbc.edu |
| AAS Medical Laboratory (MLT) and Phlebotomy TNCC offers support to faculty and students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. We will accept students for any courses in MLT curriculum |
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| no dormitories available |
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| Linda A. Dezern MS MT (ASCP) Medical Laboratory Technician Program Director Thomas Nelson Community College 757-825-2812 dezernl@tncc.edu 99 Thomas Nelson Drive, PO Box 9407 Hampton, Virginia 23670 |
| Fall enrollment for up to 12 master's level students in divinity or Christian education from ATS- and SACS-accredited institutions in the region affected by the hurricane. No tuition. Furnished campus housing will be provided. Must be from institutions accredited by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) |
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| Tuition will be waived for these students |
| Furnished dormitory and apartments for up to 12 master's level students in divinity or Christian education. Room and board costs are waived for up to 12 students. |
| Fall term begins September 12th |
| James Dale admissions@union-psce.edu |
| Fall Enrollment of up to four courses for about 20 undergraduates; Fall Enrollment to several law students |
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| Tuition & fees waived |
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| Office of Admissions 1-800-700-1662; School of Law Office Admissions (804) 289-8189 |
| Fall Enrollment |
| Virginia residents |
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| UVA Office of Undergraduate Admissions (434) 982-3200; undergrad-admission@virginia.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
| Virginia residents |
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| Housing is available. |
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| Tuition and housing waivers, scholarships |
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| Jared McGrath, International Student Advisor jared@viu.edu (703) 591-7042 |
| Fall Enrollment for undergraduate and graduate students. |
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| Applications must be received by 5pm on Wed. September 7th. |
| Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions (540) 231-6267; admiss@vt.edu. Complete an application at www.admiss.vt.edu. Graduate students should contact the Graduate School (540) 231-7581.F88 |
| Eddie N. Moore, Jr., President of Virginia State University in Petersburg, VA has agreed to receive and enroll any Virginian who desires to complete their academic studies for the remainder of the fall semester, as a result of the displacement caused by 'Katrina.' |
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| No cost for tuition and fees for Fall 2005 (for Virginia residents) |
| None |
| Friday, September 9, 2005 but may be extended under special circumstances until September 16, 2005 |
| Irene Logan, Director of Admissions (804) 524-5688 Office Phone (804) 524-5055 Fax |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for 18 female Dillard University students |
| female Dillard University students |
| Tuition waived |
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| (757) 455-3289 or (757) 455-3212 and leave your contact information so the university can contact you. |
| Fall Enrollment for up to 25 undergraduates and 15 law students. |
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| Tuition waived if already paid at the home institution. |
| At full capacity |
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| Undergraduates should contact Office of Admissions (540) 458-8710; admissions@wlu.edu. Law students should contact Sidney Evans, Associate Dean for Student Services (540) 458-8533; sevans@wlu.edu |
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