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| Alverno College is currently able to accept up to twenty resident female undergraduate students, along with larger numbers of commuter students, for the current semester. The college is working with students on individual bases regarding tuition and housing cost issues, transfer information, major/program issues and other details. The college strongly encourages young women interested in attending or learning more to call the academic dean's office to arrange for a personalized situation assessment (414.382.6084). Alverno is an independent, Catholic women's liberal arts college located in Milwaukee, WI. For updated information, visit www.alverno.edu. |
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| Tuition is situation dependent. Please contact the academic dean's office for a personal evaluation of your situation. Alverno is committed to providing assistance to students and will work with individuals to make equitable financial arrangements. |
| Alverno is able to provide housing to up to twenty women (Alverno is a women's college, no housing is available to male students). $2835/semester |
| Ongoing Process, call for information |
| The college strongly encourages young women interested in attending or learning more to call the academic dean's office to arrange for a personalized situation assessment (414.382.6084). |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for up to 55 students. |
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| Tuition deferred for students who have already paid their home institution until they are able to get refunds. |
| For on-campus housing contact Bill Breese (414) 277-7401; breese@msoe.edu. For off-campus housing www.msoe.edu/st_life/st_act/offcampus.shtml or contact Rick Gagliano (414) 277-7228; gagliano@msoe.edu. |
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| (414) 410-4055 |
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| Has housing for 25 undergraduates. |
| September 9th |
| Christine Benedict, Office of Admissions (608) 663-2294. |
| Case by case, space available admission as a visiting student |
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| Ken Anselment, Director of Admissions |
| Offering fall enrollment to 30 undergraduate students; able to provide a scholarship for all or part of tuition, fees, books, living expenses or other expenses. |
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| Off-campus housing is available. |
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| Theresa Barry, Vice President of Student Services; (414) 298-7227 or barryt@matc.edu |
| Fall Enrollment. Students may look at www.msoe.edu/acad.shtml to see the programs they may be interested in. |
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| Reduced by 1/3 |
| Available for Fall, January, and Spring enrollment. |
| Classes begin September 6th. |
| Paul Borens, Admissions Office (414) 277-7200; borens@msoe.edu, or Amy Graf at graf@msoe.edu or Jen Haro at haro@msoe.edu. |
| Enrollment and Housing for as long as the need exists. |
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| Will be based on need and will not exceed the amount at home school. |
| Yes; $2,710-$3,220 pr semester |
| As soon as possible- No later than September 23. |
| admiss@mtmary.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment to 25 undergraduates. |
| 25 undergraduates |
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| University will assist with the housing search |
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| (715) 682-1809; khalbers@northland.edu |
| We will help financially and help transport the students to Ripon College. We will find housing for the students and help with any students needing special housing arrangements. We will also find host families which will help support any faculty and/or staff that accompany the students. |
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| Each student's case will be taken care of on an individual basis. |
| Housing will be found on campus or in the local community. Charges will be handled on a case-by-case basis. |
| Handled on a case by case basis |
| Steven Schuetz, dean of admission and financial aid. Call 1-800-947-4766 |
| Immediate Enrollment: student must supply a letter of admission or registration form for admission. Delayed Enrollment: If immediate enrollment is a concern, the college is offering the opportunity to complete a full-year of study by participating in its January-term, spring semester, and summer program. International Students: the college hosts students from 29 countries and will work with international students for enrollment. |
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| Bridget Krage O'Connor, Office of Admissions 1-800-403-4878 |
| Wisconsin residents who are freshmen at an affected institution and were previously accepted at UW-Madison can enroll as an undergraduate. Wisconsin residents who are upperclassman or freshmen not previously admitted may continue their studies through the UW-Madison Division of Continuing Studies. |
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| September 23rd |
| Tom Reason, Office of Admissions (608) 262-3961; reason@admissions.wisc.edu |
| UW-Baraboo/Sauk County will attempt to accommodate students from institutions that have been officially closed by hurricane damage. The campus will also help to facilitate the departure of any students called to ACTIVE DUTY by the Wisconsin National Guard in the wake of the storm. Contact the Office of Student Services at (608)356-8351, ext. 245, or e-mail: tmartin@uwc.edu |
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| Housing arrangements will be made through private residences. |
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| Contact the Office of Student Services at (608)356-8351, ext. 245, or e-mail: tmartin@uwc.edu |
| Fall enrollment for students affected by Hurricane Katrina. If any students affected by Hurricane Katrina wish to compete for admission and complete their degree in Wisconsin they will be charged for all the UW credits they earn and apply toward a UW degree. |
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| Fall 2005 tuition will be waived for students who were enrolled at, or had previously been attending, an institution located in an area designated as a federally-designated disaster area that will be closed as a result of the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina and who instead have been, or will be enrolled, at a UW System institution as a student for the fall 2005 semester. The policy to waive tuition for these students will expire following the fall 2005 semester. |
| Varies by campus. |
| As soon as possible. |
| UW-HELP http://uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/hurricane 1-800-442-6459 |
| Fall Enrollment. |
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| Undergraduate students should contact Amy Randall (414) 229-4481 or Beth Weckmueller (414) 229-6164 in the Department of Enrollment Services. Graduate students can contact Associate Dean Gwat Lie (414) 229-4100. |
| UW-Eau Claire is prepared to admit 15 to 20 students from institutions closed due to hurricane damage and who are interested in continuing their studies at UW-Eau Claire. |
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| Out-of-state tuition will be waived for displaced students outside of Wisconsin, and application fees will also be waived. |
| Yes. On-campus housing is available. |
| Friday, September 23, 2005 |
| Heather Pearson, Associate Director of Admissions, at pearsonh@uwec.edu or (715) 836-5415 |
| Enrollment for fall and spring semesters |
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| September 20, 2005 for fall; Three-week interim runs Jan.3-21; spring semester begins January 20, 2006 |
| Diane Schumacher, Executive Director/Registrar, Enrollment Services (608)785-8953 or schumach.dian@uwlax.edu |
| The University of Wisconsin-River Falls has been expediting admission, financial aid and housing requests from students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. More information regarding UW-RF's relief efforts may be found at http://www.uwrf.edu/katrina. |
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| Tuition and housing cost information available on the UWRF website, but application fees and some costs may be deferred or waived for impacted students. |
| On-campus housing available |
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| Admissions Office, 715-425-3500 |
| Fall Enrollment. |
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| September 12th |
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