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| Undergraduate degrees: B.A. Liberal Studies; B.A. Liberal Studies with elementary teacher preparation Graduate degrees: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology; M.A. Education; Graduate Teacher Preparation in elementary, middle school and secondary certification; M.A. Environment and Community; M.A. Organizational Psychology; M.A. Whole Systems Design; M.S. Management; M.A. Psychology with clinical programs in art therapy, mental health counseling, and child, couple and family therapy; M.A. Psychology-integrative studies in psychology |
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| Special tuition arrangement for students enrolling short-term and transferring back to home institution. Enroll at same tuition cost as home institution. |
| Residential housing available about three blocks from campus. Costs are about $2,200 - $2,900 per quarter, depending upon room selection. |
| Classes for Fall Quarter 2005 begin Oct. 3 |
| Admissions Office Toll-free 1-888-268-4477 |
| Waived tuition for students who have already registered and paid tuition at their home institution for Fall 2005. Both on-campus and online courses available. If not yet paid tuition at home institution, they will be assessed the lesser of the current published tuition and fees at home institution, or Argosy University's published tuition and fees. |
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| 1.800.377.0617 |
| Half Tuition Scholarships for the 2005-2006 academic year to juniors and seniors majoring in nutrition or exercise science whose institutions have been forced to close because of Katrina. Bastyr is an upper division and graduate institution so undergraduate transfers are limited to juniors and seniors. |
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| Scholarship equal to half of tuition resulting in net tuition of $2295 per academic quarter for 15 credits. Application fee and matriculation fee waived. |
| Housing Office will assist in finding off campus housing with Batyr students. |
| Classes begin the week of September 26th |
| Richard A. Dent, Dean of Enrollment Services (425)-602-3080 ddent@bastyr.edu |
| Offered to waive out-of-state tuition, and believe they can arrange for housing in the community. BTC offers two programs, Process Technology and Instrumentation & Process Control, specifically related to the petroleum industry. |
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| Associate and Bachelor Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Public Administration Associate of Science in Criminal Justice Associate of Science in Paralegal Studies. Crown College offers 99% of it's courses live online in a synchronous learning environment. Attendance is take. Students and instructors communicate as if they were in a residential classroom. A 56k connections or better is required along with a computer. Currently there are students from all 50 States in attendance. A person's live, real-time, instructor-led education will not be affected if they have access to the internet, no matter where they move. |
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| $250 per semester credit |
| Not necessary |
| Anytime. New student entry points every three weeks |
| admissions@crowncollege.edu |
| Eastern Washington University welcomes undergraduate and graduate students who are registered at affected institutions in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. We will strive to accommodate them as visiting students in a comparable program at Eastern and to coordinate admissions, enrollment, financial aid and housing for as smooth a transition as possible. We will address long-term enrollment needs on an individual basis as the quarter proceeds. |
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| Fall classes begin September 21, 2005 |
| EWU Enrollment Services, (509) 359-6352 or e-mail enrollment.services@mail.ewu.edu |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| Classes begin September 6th - last day to enroll September 12th |
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| We will provide students displaced by the storm and its horrible aftermath with immediate admission to Saint Martin’s, financial aid, academic tutoring, and housing on or near our campus for one semester or, should it prove necessary, for the full academic year. Admissions requirements are being waved. We're noted for our education, civil and mechanical engineering and biology/pre-health programs. Offer is also open to community college students working toward associate's degrees and international students. |
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| Tuition is $9,825 per semester. We will do everything we can to put together generous financial aid packages. The South Puget Sound community is eager to help, and we've received many calls offering assistance to students. |
| Housing is available on campus, and we encourage living on campus to create a sense of belonging. Several individuals from the area also have offered students housing and meals at no cost to the students. Starts at $3,100 per semester. We will try to do everything possible to meet this need with financial aid. |
| We will try to work with the student, but they should try to begin in the next 10 days or sooner, since classes are now underway. |
| Melanie Richardson, dean of students 360-438-4367; mrichardson@stmartin.edu |
| SPU is open to accept displaced college students from the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. Students will be considered on a case-by-case basis, as space is available. To apply for enrollment at SPU complete the Visiting Student Enrollment Form (a downloadable .pdf form). SPU will work with each individual to assist them in enrolling in transferable coursework that advances them toward their academic goals. In some cases, classes needed may be closed, and alternatives will be proposed. |
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| Seattle Pacific University will waive tuition for eligible students enrolled in colleges and universities affected by Hurricane Katrina. Students eligible for this waiver will have paid tuition, fees, and other applicable charges at their home institution or will make arrangements to pay tuition, fees, and other applicable charges to their home institution. |
| Let us know your housing needs. There are various options available for your housing, and we will work with you to find out what option best fits your needs. Costs range from $3,400 to $6,700, depending on type of accommodations |
| Classes begin on Monday, September 26, 2005. Arrangements must be made prior to the start of classes. |
| If you are an undergraduate student, contact Undergraduate Admissions Director Jennifer Kenney at jkenney@spu.edu, or call the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at (800) 366-3344 or (206) 281-2021. If you are a graduate student, contact Graduate Admissions Director John Glancy at jglancy@spu.edu, or call The Graduate Center at (800) 601-0603 or (206) 281-2091. |
| Fall Enrollment. |
| Tulane University, Xavier University of Louisiana, and Loyola University of New Orleans students. |
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| Yes; $4,515 for the semester |
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| Barbara Nombalais, Director of Communications (206) 296-2555 |
| 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 |
| Enrollment for up to 15 displaced students. |
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| Tuition for displaced students may be waived for up to two quarters. |
| Housing arrangements will be made on a case-by-case basis |
| Classes begin Sept. 26 |
| Office of the Associate VP for Enrollment Management, 360-867-6310 |
| Waiving tuition for one year for up to 25 students; room and board on a case-by-case basis. |
| 25 students. |
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| Housing is available for about 100 students |
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| Students returned to campus on August 29. Americans on the Gulf Coast are dealing with an unimaginable set of circumstances. We have special concern, for those students who are very directly affected by this tragedy, and we have been engaged in identifying and reaching out to them. Additionally, The Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound (ASUPS), and other student clubs and organizations are holding fundraising events on campus, as well as recruiting volunteers to help local Red Cross chapters Another group of students is coordinating volunteer projects to coincide with their spring break. Commenting on the tragedy, Ronald Thomas, President of the University of Puget Sound said, “The response of so many on our campus to this catastrophic event reminds me again of the depth of care and concern exhibited by our Puget Sound community when help is needed.” |
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| Currently, we are considering requests from affected students and working with affiliated organizations like the Independent Colleges of Washington and the American Council on Education to respond to the needs of others who may have been displaced from affected institutions in the New Orleans area. Inquiries from displaced college students may be directed to the Admissions office at 1.800.396.7191. |
| The UW will assist displaced students from institutions of higher educations that are closed due to Hurricane Katrina. Up to 200 students can be temporarily enrolled and accommodated at the Seattle Campus. |
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| Students will be considered 'exchange students.' As such they will pay no tuition to the UW. However, they will be expected to pay tuition to their home institution as determined by that University. |
| Limited on-campus apartment housing is available. Assistance with locating off-campus will be provided. Some cost-free private home placements are available. |
| September 27, 2005 (For Fall Quarter) |
| The UW Katrina Resource Center. Questions regarding admissions, student housing, and academic course selection may be directed to this office. The Center is located in Room 191 Mary Gates Hall. It can be reached by phone at (206) 221-6861 or by e-mail at UWAssist@u.washington.edu |
| Fall admission |
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| Enrollment Services at (888) 468-6978. |
| Fall enrollment; Waiver on tuition, room & board; Web site available for more info: http://www.whitman.edu/content/admission/apply-to-whitman/katrina |
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| Tuition, Room & Board is being waived for up to 10 students. |
| Yes. Costs waived. |
| Displaced students must begin classes no later than September 19 |
| Tony Cabasco, Dean of Admission & Financial Aid, cabascja@whitman.edu, toll free 877-462-9448 |
| Offering 10 students free tuition who have already paid their home institution's tuition. |
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