Summer School 2010 General Information
REGISTRATION
CURRENT STUDENT REGISTRATION
Beginning Wednesday, April 21, 2010, current students will be able to register via IQ Web. Students may register for a maximum of 6 hours in one session. We recommend that you meet with your academic advisor for assistance in selecting your classes.
NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION
Begins Monday, May 3, 2010. Registration will be by appointment in the Summer School/ADP Office. Call 704.461.6666, to schedule an appointment.
Students may register for a maximum of 6 hours in one session.
VISITING STUDENT REGISTRATION
You are considered a visiting student if you fall into one of the following categories: Enrolled in another college or university High school senior All visiting students must complete the Summer School application before registering for classes. Please return the application to:
Belmont Abbey College
Summer School Office
100 Belmont-Mount Holly Road
Belmont, NC 28012
Summer school class offerings are contingent upon sufficient enrollment. Students should check the Belmont Abbey College website or the IQ Web database frequently for additional course offerings or changes in schedule. Students may register for a maximum of 6 hours in one session.
Admission to summer school does not imply or guarantee admission to the academic year. Students desiring admission to the academic year program should submit the appropriate admission application with the Office of Admissions or the Adult Degree Program.
If you are visiting from another college or university, you should obtain approval from the Dean or Registrar at your school for the courses you wish to transfer to that institution. If you are a high school senior and plan to attend Belmont Abbey College in the fall, the summer credits will be applied to a degree at Belmont Abbey College. Belmont Abbey is a fully accredited four-year, liberal arts, undergraduate college.
TUITION& FINANCIAL AID
TUITION
We offer a discounted Summer school tuition rate of $279 per credit hour. Tuition and fees for Summer school must be paid by May 14, 2010. It is the student’s responsibility to coordinate any financial assistance with the Financial Aid Department before May 14, 2010.
FINANCIAL AID
After registration, contact the Financial Aid Office to see if you qualify for financial aid. 704-461-6718 or FinancialAidOffice@bac.edu.
Office hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 5:00 pm. Evening appointments available.
PAYMENT PLAN
The Payment Plan is available for summer school. Students must enroll in the payment plan by May 7, 2010. For more details contact Ashley Graham in the Student Financial Services Office at 704.461.6716 or ashleygraham@bac.edu.
REFUND POLICY
If Belmont Abbey College cancels a course –100% of tuition is refunded to students.
TUITION REIMBURSEMENT
Students eligible for an employer reimbursement program must submit all Tuition Deferment forms to Diane Hinson in the Student Financial Services Office by May 14, 2010.
DROP/ADD/WITHDRAW DATES – See Academic Calendar.
HOUSING
Very limited housing will be available for traditional age students during the summer sessions. Contact the Residence Life Office at 704.461.6893, after you have registered for classes and complete the 2009 Summer School Housing Residence Hall Agreement.
Deadline for applying for housing is April 30, 2010.
College Bookstore
Location: St. Leo's first floor
Phone: 704.461.6891
Manager: Wanda Setzer
e-mail: bacbookstore@bac.edu
The Belmont Abbey College Bookstore is located in St. Leo's Hall You may reach the Belmont Abbey College bookstore by calling 704.461.6891.
For more information: Call the Summer School
Office 704.461.6666 or e-mail ADPOffice@bac.edu.
Belmont Abbey does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, age, religion, national and ethnic origin,
sex or handicap in administration of its educational policies,
scholarships and loan programs, athletics, and other school-administered
programs.
Summer 2010 Session
| May |
24
|
Monday |
summer school session i monday - friday classes begin
|
| |
24
|
monday
|
Summer school Session iI Monday/wednesday evening classes
begin
|
| |
25
|
Tuesday |
Summer school Session II Tues/Thurs evening classes begin |
| |
27
|
thursday
|
Last day to register for credit or change courses for Session
I or II
|
| |
31
|
monday
|
memorial Day – No classes
|
| June |
4
|
friday
|
Last day to officially withdraw from Session I or II classes
with “W” |
| |
22
|
tuesday
|
Summer school session III begins – Monday - Friday day
classes |
| |
24
|
Thursday |
Last day to register for credit or change course for Session
III |
| |
25
|
Friday |
Session I grades due by 12 noon – submit via IQ Web |
| july |
5
|
monday
|
Independence Day – No classes |
| |
6
|
Tuesday |
Last day to officially withdraw from Session III classes with “W” |
| |
8
|
Thursday |
Last day of Session II Tue/Thu 8 week evening classes |
| |
13
|
tuesday
|
Session II Tue/Thu 6:00pm class exam – exam begins at 6:00pm
|
| |
14
|
wednesday
|
Last day of Session II mon/wed 8 week evening classes
|
| |
15
|
thursday
|
Session II Tue/Thu 8:15 pm class exam – exam begins at 6:00pm
|
| |
19
|
monday
|
Session II Mon/Wed 6:00pm class exam – exam begins at 6:00pm
|
| |
20
|
tuesday
|
Session III final exams – normal class times
|
| |
21
|
wednesday
|
Session II Mon/Wed 8:15 pm class exam – exam begins at 6:00pm
|
| |
26
|
monday
|
Session II & III final grades due by 12 noon – submit
via IQ Web |
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