61. Saint Anselm College - Applying For Aid financial aid, applying FOR AID PROFILE is a supplemental form required by Saint Anselm college and many other private colleges and universities. http://www.anselm.edu/admission/financial aid/Frequently Asked Questions/Applyin

CURRENT STUDENTS NEW STUDENTS CALENDAR OF IMPORTANT DATES TYPES OF AID ... STAFF APPLYING FOR AID What is the difference between the PROFILE and FAFSA? Why do I need both? The FAFSA asks for tax information from my parents and me. What should I do if I haven’t filed my tax returns? I consider myself independent. Can I file as an independent student? What should I do if I have special circumstances not indicated in the FAFSA? ... What kind of refund can I expect to receive if I withdraw from Saint Anselm College? What is the difference between the PROFILE and FAFSA? Why do I need both? The FAFSA is required of every student who wants to be considered for federal student aid and most state funds. It collects information to establish your eligibility for federal and state student aid. PROFILE is a supplemental form required by Saint Anselm College and many other private colleges and universities. It collects additional information to help determine your eligibility for Saint Anselm College funds. The FAFSA asks for tax information from my parents and me. What should I do if I haven’t filed my tax returns? You may fill out your FAFSA using estimated tax information. You’ll have the opportunity to correct this information when you receive the processed Student Aid Report (SAR). It’s better to use estimated tax information than risk missing the financial-aid deadline.

62. City And Guilds Of London Art School: Welcome! Independent art college offering MA and BA (Hons) degrees and degreelevel Graduateship Diploma courses, as well as a one-year, full-time course in Foundation Studies. Provides information about the school, the departments, staff, applying and contacts. http://www.cityandguildsartschool.ac.uk/

The School Departments Staff CVs Applications ... Short Courses . Here you will find outlines of all the courses of study currently available, together with staff profiles and details of the application procedure. The School is at an interesting stage in its development, having recently gained degree status in both Fine Art and Conservation studies, in addition to its long established Graduateship and Postgraduate Diploma courses. A one year full-time and two years part-time MA Fine Art course has also been validated. Students and staff alike find the ambience of the School most congenial; it is always warm and friendly. If you like what you see on this site, why not visit us in person? A phone call is all it takes and a welcome is guaranteed. We look forward to meeting you. City and Guilds of London Art School 124 Kennington Park Road London Tel: Fax: Email: info@CityandGuildsArtSchool.ac.uk To search the web site, enter a word or phrase below and hit the button: Job Opportunities theartpack: art for offices are a group of recent graduates from City and Guilds who provide art exhibitions, sales and leasing services to offices. The group helps talented new artists in the early stages of their careers by building links with businesses. Clients include Shell International, Tricorn Partnership and Kidd Rapinet

63. Columbia College - Applying To Evening Program At Columbia college, we combine the tradition of a liberal arts and sciences education with a contemporary perspective on the working world. http://www.ccis.edu/evening/admissions/

EVENING HOME CC HOME eSERVICES ePAYMENT ... HELP SEARCH Evening Campus Collegewide Admissions Applying for Admission Apply Request More Information Apply Online Fax Registration Admission Policies Freshmen Transfer Students Readmission International Students ... Work Study Applying for Admissions Columbia College wants to make the admission process as streamlined as possible. If you have a high school diploma, GED or previous college experience, complete this printable paper application or apply online and send transcripts from high school and all colleges and universities you have attended. The Evening Campus admission requirements are considered "moderately selective." The Admissions Office will consider your overall high school performance or GED scores and any college coursework. Your academic past is important, but so are your life accomplishments, so personal letters of recommendation and resumes are welcome additions to your application file. Giving Credit Where Credit is Due Columbia College accepts college credit from these programs: CLEP Advanced Placement (AP) International Baccalaureate (IB) Dual Credit Proficiency Exams DANTES Credit for Prior Learning Learn more about CLEP and other testing services avaialable at the Career Services Center New freshmen requirements include minimum 50th percentile class rank or test score (ACT, SAT or GED) and 2.0 cumulative grade point average. However, freshman applicants who graduated from high school more than two years ago typically are not required to submit ACT or SAT scores. Transfer students must have earned a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average. If you have accrued more than 24 college credits, your high school transcript will not likely be required. There is a $35 application fee, which is nonrefundable.

64. Hughes Hall, Cambridge Official site of the postgraduate college. Includes information about college life, applying, and the conference facilities. http://www.hughes.cam.ac.uk/

document.write(''); August 24th, 2005 Induction programmes are now online! You will find them in 'induction information', which is under the menu tab for incoming students. Check back here regularly for updates. document.write(''); Tuesday 20th September To view this menu, please use either Internet Explorer or Javascript enabled. HUGHES NEWS: A Historic Graduate College in the Heart of Cambridge Hughes Hall was founded in 1885, at a time of great progress in many areas of public life. The opening of The Cambridge Training College for women (as it was then known) was part of a concerted effort to broaden education in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Initally, just 14 women were admitted, and the college was housed in a local cottage. In 1895 the building pictured below was opened, and over the next century the college moved from strength to strength in terms of its student body and fellowship. Today, Hughes Hall has approximately 450 graduate and affiliated and mature (aged over 21) students, of both sexes. The college provides a warm and lively social and academic environment for an international community of students and Fellows - all committed to the pursuit and fostering of academic excellence in research, scholarship and teaching. We offer an ideal setting in which to study, enhanced by some of the best graduate accommodation in the University conveniently located in the heart of the city. Applying Contact Hughes Hall Conferences Events ... Alumni The content of these pages is intended as a guide only. Specific information must be obtained from the relevant College office.

65. Trinity College Cambridge - Graduate Admissions Section of the Trinity college official site. Information on applying, accommodation, awards and funding available. http://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/index.php?pageid=80

66. Chipola Junior College - Applying For Admission When applying for admission always refer to the college calendar for application and registration dates and deadlines. Step 2 Official Transcripts http://www.chipola.edu/registrar/Admission-Applying-for-Admission.htm

Admissions and Records Applying for Admission To apply for admission and enroll for academic and workforce development classes you must complete the following steps: Step #1 - Application for Admission Submit an Application for Admission as soon as you decide to attend Chipola. Come by, write, or call the Admissions and Records Office at (850) 718-2211 to request an application or you can print one from your computer by clicking on, Application for Admission or apply online at www.facts.org Students interested in applying for the BS degree programs in Secondary Mathematics Education and Secondary Education must complete the Baccalaureate Application Supplement. For more information contact the University Center at (850) 718-2276. When applying for admission always refer to the college calendar for application and registration dates and deadlines. Step #2 - Official Transcripts College Credit Students Request your "

67. CollegeScoop.com: Real-world Advice For College-bound Students collegeScoop.com helps students through the process of choosing and applying to college with articles by independent college counselor Marcia Hanlon and reviews of quality books and web sites. http://www.CollegeScoop.com

HECA Conference attendees Click here for Marcia's conference materials! Click here to find the right college loan for you. It's fast and free! "But I don't know where to start" Printer-friendly version That's what I hear most often. So here's the scoop. Think in terms of four basic steps. Step 1 Do you want to go to college? Why? What for? You may never have stopped to think about this, but it's important. It's your life and your college education, so to increase your motivation and your chances for success, you have to begin by being able to provide an answer to these questions. (If you need some ideas to stimulate your thinking, check out the list in "Start Here." If the answer is "No," OK. But then begin to think about what else you will want to do when you graduate from high school. You have to make some plans, identify some goals. If the answer is "I'm not sure" or "I don't know," then proceed as if the answer is "Yes" because you don't want to close any doors at this point. Keep your options open. If the answer is "Yes," then you're at the right place. Let's get started.

68. West Cheshire College - Applying To WCC Applications, Admissions and Enrolment Queries are processed through the Central Admissions System. Apply online or download an Application Form, http://www.west-cheshire.ac.uk/apply/

@import url("../css/default_format.css"); skip navigation Telephone: 01244 677677 Colour Scheme Help Applying to WCC WCC Home Applying to WCC WCC Home Courses Contact Search ... Privacy Statement Application Details West Cheshire College is proud to offer a Central Admissions System which means all prospective students are given equal opportunities when applying for a course. Applications, Admissions and Enrolment Queries Please refer any enquiries regarding your application to Sharon Hitchmough on either 01244 670515 or 01244 670308, or email to s.hitchmough@west-cheshire.ac.uk

69. The CTW Mellon Language And Technology Project Consortium between Connecticut college, Trinity college and Wesleyan University, funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which promotes the teaching of foreign languages and applying new technologies to the instruction of languages. http://www.wesleyan.edu/CTWMellon/home.html

70. West Cheshire College - Applying To WCC - Full And Part Time Information on applying for full and part time courses that incorporate vocational passports. http://www.west-cheshire.ac.uk/apply/full.asp

@import url("../css/default_format.css"); skip navigation Telephone: 01244 677677 Colour Scheme Help Applying to WCC WCC Home Applying to WCC Full and Part Time WCC Home Courses Contact Search ... Privacy Statement Full and Part Time All full time learners will need to complete an application form for entry to the College. This will also apply to a number of our part time learners. Part time courses that require interview can be viewed in the course listings. We organise all our courses into packages of learning called Vocational passports. Vocational Passports are directly linked to career choices leading to employment or further study including Higher Education (HE). Each passport provides information about qualifications and where you can go when you complete your studies. You can apply now on our On-Line Application Form Alternatively, download the Application form or ring our hotline on 01244 670600 or 0151 356 7800 and request a copy and send it our FREEPOST address listed below. West Cheshire College Free post Chester Campus Handbridge Centre Eaton Road Handbridge Chester If you require assistance in completing the form contact one of our advisors on 01244 670504 or drop into one of our main sites Application forms can be provided in braille and on tape on request.

71. Expert College Admission Essay And Personal Statement Editing, College Counselin Offers essay editing and articles about applying to college. http://www.college-admission-essay.com

college-admission-essay.com Home About Us Services ... Contact Welcome to the Penn Group’s college and graduate school admissions website. We specialize in college admission essay and personal statement editing, college counseling, and application assistance. We also have the largest collection of articles about the college admission essay and personal statement online. Enjoy! Search CAE: College Guide Admission Calculator Ask the Expert Transition Tales ... Blog The Penn Group College Guide is the only uncensored, completely student-written college guide on the web that doesn't require fees or membership. We now feature 225 colleges, and will be adding more soon. It's finally here: Our new column on college dating . Find out what it's like to date in college by reading juicy anecdotes about experiences in the college dating scene. Going off to college? Find out what it's really like. Read our Transition Tales section, recently updated with new stories. Congratulations to our blogger, Corinne Flax, who received a fantastic score on her GREs. See her column, Blog Of An Underemployed and Overextended College Graduate , for more details.

72. Muskegon Community College - Applying For Admission If you are applying for financial aid as a parttime student, If you are seeking admission to Muskegon Community college, you can apply online or obtain http://www.muskegon.cc.mi.us/studentsvcs/applying/

@import "/css/layout5.css"; Skip directly to: Content Main Navigtion Section Navigtion Quick Links ... Stevenson Center for Higher Education Change your mind. As an "open door" institution, Muskegon Community College welcomes applications from all who wish to attend. The information asked for on the application is used solely to help us serve your educational needs more effectively. Admission to the College does not guarantee admission to all courses and programs within the College. The special admission requirements to certain courses and programs may be obtained from appropriate sections of this catalog or by inquiring at the departmental office in question. Students wishing to enter the Honors, Nursing, or Respiratory Therapy programs must submit an additional application. Applications for these programs may be obtained in the Admissions Office, Room 100. Full-time Student - The term denotes a student who is enrolled for 12 or more credit hours during the Fall or Winter Semester or who is enrolled for six or more credits during a Spring or Summer Session. Note, however, earning the Associate Degree (62 credits) in four semesters will mean carrying an average of 15 1/2 credits per semester. Full-time students who wish to graduate in two years must carry more than the 12 hours each semester or plan on attending Spring or Summer Sessions as well. Part-time Student - The term denotes a student who is carrying less than 12 credit hours per semester. Those enrolled for 9 - 11 credit hours per semester (or 5 credit hours during the Spring or Summer Session) are classified as three- quarter time. Six - eight credit hours per semester or 3 - 4 hours per session makes one a "half-time" student. If you are applying for financial aid as a part-time student, you should consult the Financial Aid Office for details on just how much help is available to you each semester or session.

73. Rockford College - Applying For Admission To apply for Rockford college’s MAT or MBA programs, fill out the online application or contact the Office of Graduate Studies. http://www.rockford.edu/graduate/applying.asp

Applying for Admission Master of Arts in Teaching Alternative Teacher Certification Program Master of Business Administration ... Staff Campus Quick Links EMAIL Login DIRECTORY - Staff, faculty I.Q. WEB Work Order Form Academic Calendar Bookstore Campus Life Career Services Colman Library Community-Based Learning Financial Aid Graduate Programs HART Humanitarian Action Response Team Illinois Campus Compact Jane Addams Center (JACCE) N. IL Center for Nonprofit Excellence Kobe-Regent’s Center for Global Education Study Abroad Lang Health Center Learning Resources Center (LRC) Music Academy Registration / Class Schedule Student Handbook Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Business Administration Admission to both the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs is coordinated through the Office of Graduate Studies. online application or contact the Office of Graduate Studies. Download the recommendation form to provide to your references for each program. Rockford College Office of Graduate Studies Nelson Hall 5050 E. State Street

74. NJIT - Albert Dorman Honors CollegeApplying Index Page applying Index Page, ADHC, SAT, admissions. students currently at NJIT and those transferring to NJIT are invited to apply to the Honors college. http://honors.njit.edu/admission/cc_students.php

About ADHC Academics Admission Current High School Students ... People Apply Those currently attending NJIT or another college who wish to enter the ADHC: Exceptional students currently at NJIT and those transferring to NJIT are invited to apply to the Honors College. (Both categories are considered transfers) Candidates are expected to meet the following conditions: Full-time student currently taking no Developmental courses such as Math 098, 103/104; Physics 105/106; or HSS 099/100. Have taken 15 or more credits each semester (one semester of 12-15 credits allowed) Must have a GPA of at least 3.4. Completed any Honors courses taken with a B or better. Semesters and courses remaining Must have at least 6 semesters remaining to complete the current degree; and be eligible to take at least 4 Honors courses that fit into the student's curriculum; or Students with at least four semesters remaining to complete the current degree, but who are not able to fit in at least 4 honors courses, will be required to complete the 2-course upper-division honors requirement and carry out an Honors senior research project in their academic area or a closely related one, and submit an acceptable written report to the Associate Dean. Students who are accepted under this project option will work with the Associate Dean and their major department to select an advisor and topic.

75. NJIT - Albert Dorman Honors CollegeApplying Index Page applying Index Page, ADHC, SAT, admissions. Current High School students and others who have never attended college. The Honors application is part of http://honors.njit.edu/admission/hs_students.php

About ADHC Academics Admission Current High School Students ... People Apply The Albert Dorman Honors College considers students who have SAT scores of 1250 or higher, are in the top 15 percent of their high school class, and have a wide range of interests, leadership activities, and community service. Those who do not meet all of the criteria can be considered for Honors if they present otherwise excellent credentials. Current High School students and others who have never attended college: The Honors application is part of the NJIT application form. You can apply on line or by mail. Click here to visit admissions For more information about applying, contact the Assistant Dean for Enrollment, Ms. Maria Kihiczak. Maintained by Albert Dorman Honors College . Date of last update: 01/23/2004 10:38 AM var m1 = new Menu("ly1");

76. New England College - Applying To NEC applying for admission to New England college is easy and straightforward. STEP I Complete application form (pdf) (to be printed out, completed and http://www.nec.edu/admissions/applyingToNec.html

Graduate Online Degree Admissions Academics ... Staff Admissions Apply for Undergraduate Ask NEC International Experience Transfer Experience Applying to NEC Applying for admission to New England College is easy and straightforward. STEP I Complete application form (pdf) (to be printed out, completed and mailed/faxed to us) or use our online application which must also include of the application. (more details below) STEP II Arrange to have the following sent to the Office of Admission: Evaluation (pdf) from your high school guidance counselor or headmaster. (more details below) note - an Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to access pdfs on the site - click on the graphic below if you do not have one already installed - all links open in a new window - close to return to the NEC site back to top Rolling Admission New England College has a rolling admission policy. This means that decisions are made on applications as they become complete. Although there is not an application deadline, students are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible-for two reasons:

77. New England College - Applying For Financial Aid DEADLINES How to apply for Financial Assistance is deferred until the student either graduates, withdraws or cease enrollment at New England college . http://www.nec.edu/admissions/applyFinancialAid.html

Graduate Online Degree Admissions Academics ... Staff Admissions General Information Institutional Assistance Applying for Financial Aid Employment Applying for Financial Aid First Year / Transfer / International Students US Citizens and Permanent Residents DEADLINES: How to apply for Financial Assistance NEC FINANCIAL PROFILE (International Students must complete form; US citizens interested in an early determination see below) By November 15, 2004 or with Admissions Application 2005-2006 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) March 18, 2005 2005-2006 Federal Verification Worksheet (*see below) March 18, 2005 Parent's and Student's Signed 2004 Federal Tax Returns(all pages and schedules) March 18, 2005 Parent's 2004 W-2 and 1099 Forms March 18, 2005 Loan Applications (Stafford, PLUS, Alternative )

78. Alma College: Applying For Aid Apply early for admission to Alma college. Generally, most students should apply during the fall of their senior year. You must apply for admission by April http://www.alma.edu/community/offices/financial_aid/applying

Search: Blackboard Webmail Site Map Prospective Students ... Parents Applying for Aid Home Community Offices Financial Aid ... Applying New Students To maximize your chances of receiving financial assistance, just follow these steps: Apply early for admission to Alma College. Generally, most students should apply during the fall of their senior year. You must apply for admission by April 1 to be considered for Alma's merit-based scholarships File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA ) by the Michigan deadline of March 1 List Alma as one of your choices on the FAFSA to ensure that we receive the results; our code for the FAFSA is 002236. Forward a signed copy of your parents' 1040 federal tax return and W2's to the Financial Aid Office, as well as any additional documentation that may be requested. For Performing Arts Scholarships, students must apply and audition by March 1. Once we complete your file, we'll send a personalized aid package in early spring that details the cost of attendance and your eligibility for scholarships, grants, loans, work-study, and other federal or state programs. If you'd like to get an estimate of what it may cost your family to send a student to Alma, call our Admissions Office at 1-800-321-ALMA.

79. Pima Community College : Applying For Financial Aid If you have never attended Pima Community college, apply for admission before the priority date in order to meet all eligibility requirements. http://www.pima.edu/financialaid/applyingaid/index.shtml

Getting Started Admissions Assessments Advising ... Businesses Applying for Financial Aid Getting Started Paying for College Financial Aid Applying for Financial Aid Application Process First, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): There are two ways to complete the application: Paper Application: The FAFSA is available at your local high school, community college or area university. There is no fee to apply for federal need-based aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Online Application: Using the online application is preferred because it yields quicker results and contains features that result in fewer errors in your application. The online FAFSA can be completed on the Department of Education website , Students who applied for aid last year may also complete a Renewal FAFSA application online. The address that you fill out on your FAFSA will not update your master record with the College. Make sure that your permanent and mailing addresses on record at the College are correct. If you need to change your permanent or mailing address, you may do so at any campus Admissions Office. Next, your results will be returned to you in the form of a

80. Pima Community College : Applying For Graduation Pima Community college applying for Graduation. » Student Resources » Academic Support » Graduation » Graduation Requirements » applying for Graduation http://www.pima.edu/admissions/graduation/req/ApplyingForGraduation.shtml

Student Resources Academic Support Testing Tutoring ... Businesses Applying for Graduation Student Resources Academic Support Graduation Graduation Requirements ... Applying for Graduation Once you've reached the final semester of your degree or certificate program, it's time to apply for graduation. Degrees and certificates are awarded at the end of each semester, and graduation ceremonies are held each May. Meet with an advisor or counselor to review your program requirements. Download the appropriate graduation application forms and AGEC applications, or pick them up from any Advising or Admissions office. The $15 application fee covers all degrees and certificates applied for in a given semester. Applications for Spring 2005 were due February 23. Applications completed after this date will be processed next semester. Associate degree students must also complete an Academic Student Profile in order to graduate. Visit Admissions for more information.

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