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Associate Degree in Business Administration at Pennsylvania State University Altoona

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

Welcome to Penn State Altoona and thank you for your interest in the associate degree in business. We have exciting opportunities for you in our program. You will work with highly qualified faculty in business, law, management, marketing, and information systems. An advantage of the associate degree in business is that it provides you with an academic credential at the end of two years as a full-time student or the approved 60 credits at your own pace as a part-time student. This is a great starting point to improve your career opportunities either in a new position or in your current job.

Upon completion of the associate degree in business, you may also choose to proceed seamlessly to the bachelor of science in business here at Altoona or to selected other majors in the Penn State system. You will work with an experienced faculty member as your academic advisor.

You will have the opportunity to participate in an elective business internship as part of your curriculum. Internships provide valuable experience before graduation and a great resume item. Some of our past students have had very interesting internships with local sports organizations, local retailers, manufacturing organizations, and non-profit organizations. Both students and host companies have been very pleased with this experience.

You may want to participate in the Society of Business club and meet local entrepreneurs or participate in the Students in Free Enterprise competition.

Tuition and Fees International Business B.S.B.A at St. Josephs College of Maine

Saturday, January 31st, 2009

lick on any of the following links for information:
Tuition
Special Fees
Resident Student Fees
Activity Fees
Advance Deposits
Refunds
Billing materials for the first term’s tuition will be sent in mid-June. Bills for the second term’s tuition will be sent in November.

Payment of bills is to be made before July 24 for the 1st term and before December 22 for the 2nd term, made payable to Saint Joseph’s College, and addressed to: Treasurer’s Office, Saint Joseph’s College, 278 Whites Bridge Rd., Standish, ME 04084. Cash payments are not officially received unless receipted at the Treasurer’s Office.

All financial obligations must be satisfied in order to insure continuance at the College. Grades and/or transcripts will not be released until all financial obligations are met. When it is necessary to forward an unpaid account to an outside collection agency, that account is responsible for all collection fees.

* All tuition and fee figures are applicable for the 2007-2008 academic year.

Note: Any student, regardless of program, taking 12 credits or more a semester is charged the full-time undergraduate rate.

Tuition
Full-time students (12-19 credits per semester) $11 ,250 per semester
Extra course (credits in excess of 19 per semester) 750 per credit
Part-time students (9-11 credits per semester) 750 per credit
Part-time students (1-8 credits per semester) 400 per credit
General Fee (assessed to full-time students) 275 per year

Two or more members of the same family are entitled to a 10% reduction of tuition for the second member.

Special Fees
Audit, per credit hour $150
Graduation fee 150
Transcript fee for each additional copy after the first 5
Late payment fee (per semester) 100
B.S. in Nursing, per year 250
Technology fee for full-time resident student 345
Technology fee for full-time commuter student 140
Technology fee for part-time student (6-11 credits) 140
Lab fee 50

Resident Student Fees ^ TOP
Room and Board (per semester) $4,800
Security Deposit 250

Activity Fees

A charge for Student Activities will be paid directly to the Treasurer of the College and will be included in the billing for the first term.The rates are: for residents $180
for commuters 160

Advance Deposits

All incoming first-year and transfer students are required to submit a $200 tuition deposit to the Office of Admission. The deposit will be applied to first term tuition charges. This deposit is refundable until May 1 for those entering in September. Deposits received after May 1 are nonrefundable. Requests for a refund must be addressed to the Office of Admission and be postmarked no later than May 1.

Candidates for the spring term must also submit a $200 tuition deposit upon notification of acceptance to the College. The spring term deposit is refundable if notice is given prior to January 1.

Refunds

The College must anticipate for fiscal reasons that enrolled students will complete the term to which they were admitted. Should it be necessary for valid reason (e.g., military service) to withdraw prior to the end of a term, the student must personally notify the Office of the Registrar to receive official permission to withdraw and to determine the date of withdrawal for refunding purposes. At that time the Treasurer will determine the amount of refund according to the following schedule for tuition (but not for fees):Withdrawal during the first 2 weeks Refund of 80% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 3rd week Refund of 60% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 4th week Refund of 40% of tuition
Withdrawal during the 5th week Refund of 20% of tuition
Withdrawal after the 5th week No refund

MBI tuition at Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt

Saturday, January 31st, 2009

Tuition depends on the study mode (online, blended, full-time, part-time, internship vs. Projectmanagement option in the final semester). It is paid by semester and is due before the semester starts.
Regular Council

Tuition is based on the number of courses in a semester. Full-time equivalent is 5 courses. The closing period (exam, thesis, project / internship) has separate schemes: Scheme 1 for students doing at internship, scheme 2 for students doing a project.
Cost per course: 440 euro
Closing scheme 1: 880 Euro (scheme 2: 1145 Euro)
Reduced Council

Students from countries with a low standard of living (World Bank classification) who live in such countries are eligible for reduced rates.
Cost per course: 260 euro
Closing scheme 1: 520 Euro (scheme 2: 676 euro)
Discount for full-time students: 60 euros per semester.
Blended Mode

I blended mode: You spend one semester (usually the first) at the European University Viadrina and take some face-to-face courses. Tuition for the other half is computed as above.
Blended mode II (ERP / SCM track): You spend two semesters at EUV and take, in addition to moderate I, ERP, SCM and related courses. Cost per face-to-face semester: 1.250 euros
Administrative Fees

An additional administrative fee of approximately 120 euros is to be paid to TEU every semester.
Sample Calculation

A part-time student taking 3 Course per semester (regular rates) pays per semester:
440 * 3 + 120 = 1.440 euro.
The total cost is:
MBI program, scheme 1: 440 * 15 + 880 = 7480 euros
TEU fees for 6 semesters: 120 * 6 = 720 euros

Payment is accepted by bank transfer and by credit card. Details for payment are given in the admission letters.
Certificate courses tuition

Most certificate courses (individual one-semester courses) cost 600 euros (plus VAT as applicable). Discount is 20% on the second, third, etc. course if you take more than one course.
Additional expenses

Additional expenses will occur in some courses for software licenses and text books. However, our policy is to provide student access to install software on our servers if the software is costly. Low-cost products are expected to be purchased by the student. Regarding books, many are available today in electronic versions for free download. However, if a certain course follows a specific textbook then you may be asked to get a copy of the book from a local or an Internet bookstore.

Scholarships for International Leadership Studies at Marietta College

Friday, January 30th, 2009

Scholarships, Honors, & Awards

The Carl L. Broughton Scholarship is awarded to superior students planning to enter the world of business and who intend to participate in programs for business through the McDonough Center.

The Sherrill and Diana Drake Cleland Scholarship is given to a student majoring in International Leadership Studies or minoring in Leadership Studies.

The Geon Leadership Scholarship recognizes emerging leaders at Marietta College, especially qualified students in the McDonough Leadership Program.

The Study Abroad Grant is awarded to a full-time student to help offset the cost of studying abroad.

The Spirit of McDonough Award is a certificate of recognition given to students in the first and second years of the McDonough Leadership Program who have distinguished themselves through their commitment to citizen-leadership development.

The William O. Whetsell Community Service Award recognizes a graduating leadership student who has exemplified the service mission of the McDonough Center in the Marietta community. This is a cash prize.

The Bernard P. McDonough Leadership Prize is a cash prize given to a graduating leadership student who has distinguished himself or herself as a citizen-leader throughout his or her four years in the McDonough Leadership Program.