Weber State University Enrollment Weber State University advisors recommend that extracurricular activities should never interfere with a student's overall academic performance. Educational funding has shifted during the past few decades from families to the students themselves via loans, although many of them are federally subsidized; as a result, many students graduate from college with considerable debt. Religious affiliation: none. 14,699 Students Undergrad: 14,200 Graduate: 499 Graduation rate In 4 years: 27% In 6 years: 31% In 8 years: 34% Weber State University Athletics Program Sports camps offer athletes a great way to train, and to work on specific skills with real college coaches during their summer break. There are strict rules regarding contacts from NCAA Division One and Divsion Two coaches. Therefore, students playing competitive sports sometimes must be the ones to initiate contact with college coaches. Weber State University Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Weber State University is a member of The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Big Sky Conference. Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Weber State University offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. There are evening or weekend classes available, for students who are working, or otherwise unable to attend regularly-scheduled college classes. Day care services may be available; check with student services. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Weber State University offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC,Navy ROTC, Air Force ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at Weber State University. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Criminal Justice Clubs Law Students Group Computer Crime Fraud Investigation Credit Monitoring Legal Writing Forensic Science Studies Criminal Minds Banking Fraud Advisory Law Enforcement Forum Business Law Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 900 Dormitory charges = $4,050 Meal plan charges = $1,650 Total room and board = $5,700 Before you sign a rental contract, note the main elements of the length of the contract, such as when your security deposit may be returned, and on what conditions, and if you can sub-lease your apartment if you have to leave early. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Weber State University Tuition and Fees Weber State University tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $3,559 fees = $752 credit hour = $198 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $3,915 graduate fees = $745 grad credit hour = $267 Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $11,901 fees = $752 credit hour = $547 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $12,989 graduate fees = $745 grad credit hour = $650 Financial Aid Application Process The FAFSA website is www.fafsa.ed.gov and is free. Other websites look like the official FAFSA website, but are deliberately misleading. Weber State University suggests that parents keep financial records, including tax forms and business records, for later use when applying for financial aid. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. Private loans often carry an origination fee. Origination fees are a one-time charge based on the amount of the loan. 20% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $1,271,630. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 29% are able to get grants, averaging $1,902. Some 18% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $1,553 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $2,586 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Criminal Justice Training Forensic Science   Computer Crime   Court Reporting   Banking Fraud   Criminal Law   Business Law   Credit Monitoring   Fraud Investigation   Corporate Law   Business Tax law   Criminal Investigation   Law Enforcement Weber State University Admissions Office Address One benefit of the college admissions' essay is to help colleges further differentiate students who may have high grades and also strong SAT test scores. Counselors suggest an admissions essay should reveal insights into an applicant's character, such as how one coped with a setback. The ACT has more questions geared to higher levels of high school mathematics, suggesting that students who do well in math may perform better, but that the SAT is a better choice for students with an excellent vocabulary. Please visit the official website of Weber State University, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Weber State University majors and online degree programs. The undergraduate application fee is $30, and the graduate application fee is $30. Weber State University admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Weber State University Map Weber State University Map 1325 S. Colorado Boulevard Suite 100 Denver CO 80222-3308 (303) 876-7100 (303) 876-7105 Official Website: www.weberstatesports.com/
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Jefferson Davis Community College Jobs

	Jefferson Davis Community College Enrollment Jefferson Davis Community College has been reported to have mathematical algorithms which recalculate an applicant's high school grade point average by weighting different course grades by such factors as perceived course difficulty and strength of high school curriculum. Admissions officers seek to learn how a person thinks, what kind of person they are, and their level of intellectual promise. Religious affiliation: none. 1,042 Students Undergrad: 1,042 Graduate: 0 84% Accepted Graduation rate within 4 years: n/a Jefferson Davis Community College Athletics Program College coaches are constantly looking for the best players to fill next year's open positions, and rely on many different methods to finding the right recruits. If you are thinking about playing college sports, attend a summer sports camp on the college campus, if it is offered. Coaching staff gets a chance to see the athletes play in a game, even if in practcie scrimmages, and students can check out the feel of the campus. Jefferson Davis Community College Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Jefferson Davis Community College is a member of The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Jefferson Davis Community College offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Jefferson Davis Community College does not offer an ROTC training program. Campus living and academic learning come together at Jefferson Davis Community College. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Student Business Associations Small Business Group Economic Forum Project Management Business Association Tax Planning Program Online Advertising Student Roundtable Small Business Advisory Securities Investing Club MBA students Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 128 Dormitory charges = $2,800 Meal plan charges = $0 Total room and board = $2,800 If you decide to rush a frat or join a sorority, there are many factors you should take into account, before you get overwhelmed by the attention they are giving you. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Jefferson Davis Community College Tuition and Fees Jefferson Davis Community College tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $2,700 fees = $578 credit hour = $90 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $5,400 fees = $578 credit hour = $180 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Financial Aid Application Process Filing taxes early is recommended, but using estimates for FAFSA from previous years is possible provided the numbers are updated later after taxes are filed. Academic scholarships tend to be few, and are usually awarded by the admissions office. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. While federal student loans can be discharged for total and permanent disability, private student loans cannot be discharged outside of bankruptcy. 23% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $819,662. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 82% are able to get grants, averaging $2,935. Some 43% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $3,085 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $4,675 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Business Administration Business Management   Tax Planning   Professional Development   Employee Benefits   Investment Analysis   Credit Management   Small Business Administration   Sales Management   Financial Services   Hotel Management   Restaurant Management   Business Writing Jefferson Davis Community College Admissions Office Address High school grades are probably the single most important factor in winning admission. Counselors suggest an admissions essay should reveal insights into an applicant's character, such as how one coped with a setback. The SAT has a separate vocabulary section while the ACT has a separate science reasoning section. Please visit the official website of Jefferson Davis Community College, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Jefferson Davis Community College majors and online degree programs. Jefferson Davis Community College admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Jefferson Davis Community College Map Jefferson Davis Community College Map 220 Alco Dr Brewton, AL 36426 (251) 867-4832 (251) 809-1527 Official Website: http://www.jdcc.edu

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Heritage Christian University Athletics

	Heritage Christian University Enrollment Sources at Heritage Christian University report that about a quarter of high school seniors apply to seven or more schools on average, paying an average of $40 per application. Regarding whether to choose the SAT or ACT, the consensus view is that both tests are roughly equivalent and tend to bring similar results, and that each test is equally accepted by colleges. Religious affiliation: Churches of Christ. 55 Students Undergrad: 47 Graduate: 8 Graduation rate In 4 years: 33% In 6 years: 33% In 8 years: 33% Heritage Christian University Athletics Program College coaches want to see you play. A lot of the time college coaches only have one single chance to see potential recruits play. It is a good idea to look at the graduation rate of athletes at the colleges you'll apply to. A lower graduation rate may indicate that the college accepts athletes whose academic abilities aren't strong enough to succeed in college long-term. Heritage Christian University Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Heritage Christian University offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Heritage Christian University does not offer an ROTC training program. Campus living and academic learning come together at Heritage Christian University. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Student Business Associations Small Business Group Economic Forum Project Management Business Association Tax Planning Program Online Advertising Student Roundtable Small Business Advisory Securities Investing Club MBA students Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 48 Dormitory charges = $3,000 Meal plan charges = $700 Total room and board = $3,700 Try to find an apartment close to campus, with both security patrols and local police protecting the area at night.For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Heritage Christian University Tuition and Fees Heritage Christian University tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $8,520 fees = $840 credit hour = $355 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $3,582 graduate fees = $450 grad credit hour = $199 Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $8,520 fees = $840 credit hour = $355 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $3,582 graduate fees = $450 grad credit hour = $199 Financial Aid Application Process Many parents make mistakes when filling out the FAFSA information, including failing to hit the 'submit' button, visiting an incorrect FAFSA website, leaving some fields blank instead of properly entering a zero, spelling names or entering social security numbers or estimating tax data incorrectly. Heritage Christian University suggests that parents keep financial records, including tax forms and business records, for later use when applying for financial aid. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. The terms for private loans vary from lender to lender. A common suggestion is to shop around on all loan terms, not just the lending interest rate. 34% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $26,090. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 39% are able to get grants, averaging $8,658. Some 20% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $2,672 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $8,440 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Business Administration Business Management   Tax Planning   Professional Development   Employee Benefits   Investment Analysis   Credit Management   Small Business Administration   Sales Management   Financial Services   Hotel Management   Restaurant Management   Business Writing Heritage Christian University Admissions Office Address A key attribute which admissions evaluators look for is authenticity, ie, a real person who comes through the application, not a packaged artificial entity crafted to impress an admissions officer. The admissions' essay topic should be something the applicant cares about, and which shows leadership in the sense of 'asserting yourself to help others have more success. The ACT has more questions geared to higher levels of high school mathematics, suggesting that students who do well in math may perform better, but that the SAT is a better choice for students with an excellent vocabulary. Please visit the official website of Heritage Christian University, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Heritage Christian University majors and online degree programs. The undergraduate application fee is $25, and the graduate application fee is $25. Heritage Christian University admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Heritage Christian University Map Heritage Christian University Map 3625 Helton Dr Florence, AL 35630-9977 (256) 766-6610 (256) 760-0981 Official Website: http://www.hcu.edu

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Gadsden State Community College

	Gadsden State Community College Enrollment Gadsden State Community College has been reported to have mathematical algorithms which recalculate an applicant's high school grade point average by weighting different course grades by such factors as perceived course difficulty and strength of high school curriculum. Regarding whether to choose the SAT or ACT, the consensus view is that both tests are roughly equivalent and tend to bring similar results, and that each test is equally accepted by colleges. Religious affiliation: none. 5,168 Students Undergrad: 5,168 Graduate: 0 51% Accepted Graduation rate within 4 years: n/a Gadsden State Community College Athletics Program Summer can be a crucial time for athletes who are looking to get recruited. Stay in touch with prospective college coaches throughout the summer, and keep training. Some student-athletes delay college entrance by a year. An extra year in high school can allow players to mature mentally, bring grades and test scores up, put on more weight and gain strength. Gadsden State Community College Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Gadsden State Community College is a member of The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Gadsden State Community College offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. There are evening or weekend classes available, for students who are working, or otherwise unable to attend regularly-scheduled college classes. Day care services may be available; check with student services. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Gadsden State Community College offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at Gadsden State Community College. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Physical Science Clubs Physics Students Club Biotechnology Forum Alternative Fuel Technology Organic Chemistry Lab Student Science Fair Applied Physics Lab Biochemistry Student Program Earth Changes Advisory Marine Biology Club Science Forum Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 110 Dormitory charges = $0 Meal plan charges = $0 Total room and board = $0 If you are walking home alone, or on your bicycle, you may have to pass lowlife gangs drinking or selling drugs. If they just minded their own business, it wouldn't be so bad, but you can count on them singling out the college student as an easy target for trouble-making. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Gadsden State Community College Tuition and Fees Gadsden State Community College tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $2,700 fees = $570 credit hour = $90 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $5,400 fees = $570 credit hour = $180 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Financial Aid Application Process The FAFSA website is www.fafsa.ed.gov and is free. Other websites look like the official FAFSA website, but are deliberately misleading. There is a report suggesting that in recent years, wait-lists are more fluid than in previous years, and have become more of a 'safety net' for colleges rather than students. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. The terms for private loans vary from lender to lender. A common suggestion is to shop around on all loan terms, not just the lending interest rate. 23% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $3,281,313. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 66% are able to get grants, averaging $3,302. Some 42% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $3,141 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $4,675 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Physical Science Biology   Molecular Biology   Chemistry   Organic Chemistry   Physics   Paleontology   Earth Sciences   Biotechnology   Biostatistics   Anthropology   Anatomy and Physiology   Biochemistry Gadsden State Community College Admissions Office Address Please be patient, as an average admissions officer is responsible for analyzing over a hundred applications. A common transfer path is that of students moving from two-year community colleges to four-year institutions. Generally over half of juniors retaking the SAT or ACT tests during the senior year saw improvements in their scores. Please visit the official website of Gadsden State Community College, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Gadsden State Community College majors and online degree programs. Gadsden State Community College admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Gadsden State Community College Map Gadsden State Community College Map 1001 George Wallace Dr Gadsden, AL 35903 (256) 549-8200 (256) 439-6812 Official Website: http://www.gadsdenstate.edu

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Faulkner University

	Faulkner University Enrollment Faulkner University students with lots of extracurricular activities in the senior year, but little in preceding years, aren't going to fool the admissions' comittee. Many colleges are paying greater attention to a student's grades throughout their senior year. Religious affiliation: Churches of Christ. 27% of undergraduates go on to graduate within four years, and Faulkner University has a cumulative graduation rate of 34% within eight years of first enrollment. 3,590 Students Undergrad: 2,970 Graduate: 620 51% Accepted Applicants: 1,200 Admissions: 614 Enrolled: 285 Average SAT SAT V = 498 SAT M = 500 Faulkner University Athletics Program College coaches want to hear from serious recruits throughout their high school career. If you are thinking about playing college sports, attend a summer sports camp on the college campus, if it is offered. Coaching staff gets a chance to see the athletes play in a game, even if in practcie scrimmages, and students can check out the feel of the campus. Faulkner University Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Faulkner University is a member of The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Mid-South Conference. Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Faulkner University offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. There are evening or weekend classes available, for students who are working, or otherwise unable to attend regularly-scheduled college classes. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Faulkner University offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC, Air Force ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at Faulkner University. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Fine Arts Groups Theater Management Group Art History Forum Screenwriters Association Ceramics Club Screenwriting Program Online Film Studies Musical Theatre Roundtable Modern Dance Advisory Television Broadcasting Club Interior Design Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 572 Dormitory charges = $3,100 Meal plan charges = $3,400 Total room and board = $6,500 If you can't get your landlord to make repairs, such as fixing a broken toilet or water pipes, you can usually hold your rent until the utilities are working again. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Faulkner University Tuition and Fees Faulkner University tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $13,740 fees = $1,080 credit hour = $480 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $8,190 graduate fees = $110 grad credit hour = $455 Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $13,740 fees = $1,080 credit hour = $480 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $8,190 graduate fees = $110 grad credit hour = $455 Financial Aid Application Process Since FAFSA formulas assume 20% of a student's assets can be used for college expenses as opposed to 6% of a parent's assets, advisors recommend moving funds from student to parent accounts in prior years, including moving funds to a parent-controlled 529 plan tax-advantaged account. 45 million Americans in 2009 held student debt, and 90% of students used an average of 4 credit cards to pay for some educational expenses. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. When Federal student loans enter repayment, they are automatically enrolled in standard repayment. Under it, a borrower has 10 years to repay the total amount of his or her loan. 81% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $1,889,415. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 93% are able to get grants, averaging $2,420. Some 48% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $1,779 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $4,906 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Fine Arts Art History   Theater Management   Ceramics   Video Production   Playwriting   Television Broadcasting   Sculpture   Modern Dance   Film Studies   Interior Design   Fashion Photography   Cinematography Faulkner University Admissions Office Address High school grades are probably the single most important factor in winning admission. A common transfer path is that of students moving from two-year community colleges to four-year institutions. The ACT has more questions geared to higher levels of high school mathematics, suggesting that students who do well in math may perform better, but that the SAT is a better choice for students with an excellent vocabulary. Please visit the official website of Faulkner University, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Faulkner University majors and online degree programs. The undergraduate application fee is $25, and the graduate application fee is $35. Faulkner University admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Faulkner University Map Faulkner University Map 5345 Atlanta Hwy Montgomery, AL 36109-3378 (334) 272-5820 (334) 386-7244 Official Website: http://www.faulkner.edu

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University of Alabama at Huntsville

	University of Alabama at Huntsville Enrollment Some universities, such as University of Alabama at Huntsville, have formal programs for spot-checking applications for accuracy, such as sending a follow-up letter to the student asking for proof about an extracurricular activity or summer job. Maintaining high grades is particularly important for the fall semester of senior year, as well as winter grades if applying by regular admission. Religious affiliation: none. 27% of undergraduates go on to graduate within four years, and University of Alabama at Huntsville has a cumulative graduation rate of 34% within eight years of first enrollment. 6,065 Students Undergrad: 5,137 Graduate: 928 66% Accepted Applicants: 1,846 Admissions: 1,221 Enrolled: 622 Average SAT SAT V = 570 SAT M = 583 University of Alabama at Huntsville Athletics Program It's practically impossible for college coaches to watch every player who has expressed interest in their program, so if you get the chance, make sure to set a memorable first impression. If you are going to compete in sports while in college, you'll be spending a lot of time with the coach and other players, so make sure you feel comfortable with the lifestyle offered. University of Alabama at Huntsville Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. University of Alabama at Huntsville is a member of The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, University of Alabama at Huntsville offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. Day care services may be available; check with student services. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. University of Alabama at Huntsville offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at University of Alabama at Huntsville. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Education Clubs Math Education Online Student Tutoring Bilingual Education Continuing Education Technical Degree Program Software Download Club Video Game Design Vocational Education Website Design Group Technical Training Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 1,680 Dormitory charges = $5,290 Meal plan charges = $2,250 Total room and board = $7,540 A more aggressive method of finding an apartment is to offer a cash reward directly to local apartment managers, both through flyers, and knocking an apartment office doors in your target area, close to campus. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. University of Alabama at Huntsville Tuition and Fees University of Alabama at Huntsville tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $6,352 fees = $1,140 credit hour = $243 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $8,330 graduate fees = $912 grad credit hour = $393 Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $15,250 fees = $2,736 credit hour = $584 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $19,993 graduate fees = $2,189 grad credit hour = $936 Financial Aid Application Process Merit-based aid is a package of scholarships and grants awarded to top academic performers or other students with special talents. Students who take a 'gap year' between high school and college can benefit in the admissions' process if the year was enriching, and helped the student to mature. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. Private loans are higher cost than federal loans, and are generally only used when students have exhausted the borrowing limit under federal student loans. 43% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $1,940,405. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 49% are able to get grants, averaging $4,341. Some 23% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $3,295 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $6,966 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Education Degree Business Education   Teacher Training   Art Education   Bilingual Education   Computer Education   Career Training   Education Administration   Continuing Education   Instructional Technology   Math Education   Technical Degree Program   Special Education University of Alabama at Huntsville Admissions Office Address Harvard University's admissions staff has rejected applicants who later became quite successful, including Warren Buffett, Ted Turner, Tom Brokaw, and John Kerry. Several reports confirm that it is important to file aid forms such as the CSS Profile early in the school year. Early decision is a legally binding decision, meaning that students must withdraw applications to other schools if accepted. Please visit the official website of University of Alabama at Huntsville, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on University of Alabama at Huntsville majors and online degree programs. The undergraduate application fee is $30, and the graduate application fee is $40. University of Alabama at Huntsville admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. University of Alabama at Huntsville Map University of Alabama at Huntsville Map 301 Sparkman Dr Huntsville, AL 35899 (256) 824-6120 Official Website: http://www.uah.edu

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Birmingham Southern College

	Birmingham Southern College Enrollment Birmingham Southern College students with lots of extracurricular activities in the senior year, but little in preceding years, aren't going to fool the admissions' comittee. Students should plan on taking the SAT or ACT test twice, so that a low score can possibly be improved. Religious affiliation: United Methodist. 58% of undergraduates go on to graduate within four years, and Birmingham Southern College has a cumulative graduation rate of 73% within eight years of first enrollment. 1,407 Students Undergrad: 1,385 Graduate: 22 66% Accepted Applicants: 2,217 Admissions: 1,474 Enrolled: 368 Average SAT SAT V = 585 SAT M = 580 Birmingham Southern College Athletics Program Coaches are going to be more drawn to players who have displayed interest in their program throughout the recruitment process. If playing in the NCAA, you need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Athletes who aspire to NCAA Division I or Division II colleges need to register; all others don't. Birmingham Southern College Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Birmingham Southern College is a member of The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Student Programs If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. Birmingham Southern College offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC, Air Force ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at Birmingham Southern College. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Student Business Associations Small Business Group Economic Forum Project Management Business Association Tax Planning Program Online Advertising Student Roundtable Small Business Advisory Securities Investing Club MBA students Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Dormitory Rooms Total dormitory room occupancy = 1,597 Dormitory charges = $5,750 Meal plan charges = $4,460 Total room and board = $10,210 If you are walking home alone, or on your bicycle, you may have to pass lowlife gangs drinking or selling drugs. If they just minded their own business, it wouldn't be so bad, but you can count on them singling out the college student as an easy target for trouble-making. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Birmingham Southern College Tuition and Fees Birmingham Southern College tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $26,900 fees = $990 credit hour = $1,120 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $16,600 graduate fees = $278 grad credit hour = $692 Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $26,900 fees = $990 credit hour = $1,120 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = $16,600 graduate fees = $278 grad credit hour = $692 Financial Aid Application Process There are many reports that many applicants fail to apply for financial aid when they are qualified for it; one estimate was that 2 million students who would have qualified for aid did not apply for it. There is a report suggesting that in recent years, wait-lists are more fluid than in previous years, and have become more of a 'safety net' for colleges rather than students. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. Eligible loan programs generally issue loans based on the credit history of the applicant and any applicable cosigner. This is in contrast to federal loan programs that deal primarily with need-based criteria, as defined by the FAFSA. 41% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $7,019,762. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 94% are able to get grants, averaging $16,911. Some 17% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $3,628 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $8,342 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Financial Aid Loan Calulators College Cost Projector Savings Plan Designer Family Contribution Loan Calculator Savings Growth Projector Compound Interest Trust Fund Calculator Payment Chart Generator Loan Balance vs. Rates Loan Consolidation Calculator Stafford Loan vs. PLUS Loans Loan Interest Rate Inverter Loan Term Inverter Prepayment Calculator Source: www.FinAid.org Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Business Administration Business Management   Tax Planning   Professional Development   Employee Benefits   Investment Analysis   Credit Management   Small Business Administration   Sales Management   Financial Services   Hotel Management   Restaurant Management   Business Writing Birmingham Southern College Admissions Office Address High school grades are probably the single most important factor in winning admission. Essays must emphasize personal character and demonstrate intellectual curiosity, maturity, social conscience, and concern for the community. College counselors recommended taking the SAT or ACT test only once or twice, otherwise an applicant may appear 'score obsessed.' Please visit the official website of Birmingham Southern College, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Birmingham Southern College majors and online degree programs. The undergraduate application fee is $40, and the graduate application fee is $25. Birmingham Southern College admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Birmingham Southern College Map Birmingham Southern College Map 900 Arkadelphia Road Birmingham, AL 35254 (205) 226-4600 (205) 226-3074 Official Website: http://www.bsc.edu

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