News
release
Public Information Office
SLU 10880 Hammond,
LA 70402 phone:
985-549-2341 fax:
985-549-2061
Contact: Rene
Abadie
Date: 10/12/05
APPLICATION DEADLINE NEARING FOR SOUTHEASTERN’S SPECIAL TERM
HAMMOND -- Applications
for Southeastern Louisiana University’s special eight-week compressed term
will be accepted through Monday, Oct. 17 with classes scheduled to begin
Oct. 20.
More than 90 courses, most offering
three hours credit, are being offered in the term, which was expanded in
response to needs expressed by Southeastern and area students displaced
by Hurricane Katrina.
The special term is open to current
Southeastern students as well as visiting students and new students, said
Dean of Enrollment Management Steve Soutullo.
While Southeastern has enrolled
in its regular semester more than 1,200 additional students from the Greater
New Orleans area whose education was interrupted by the storm, the university
also lost approximately 700 students who resigned because they could not
return immediately to the campus, according to Soutullo.
“A significant number of those
students have indicated that they can now resume their studies,” he said.
“The compressed term will allow them and other students to obtain some
college credit for the semester.
Information on the special semester
can be obtained by calling Enrollment Services, 985-549-2062 or 1-800-222-7358,
or by visiting the university web site, www.selu.edu,
where a link to the term’s courses and the application and registration
process is available.
Students previously enrolled in
an institution affected by Hurricane Katrina who have not yet applied for
admission to Southeastern must fill out a “Guest Student Application” by
Monday, Oct. 17.
Applications are available at the Office of Admissions in room 113
of the North Campus Main Building.
New students who were not enrolled
in Katrina-affected institutions must also apply for admission by Oct.
17 and must meet Southeastern’s regular admission requirements.
Students may register for classes
at the Office of Records and Registration in room 107 of the North Campus
Main Building. |
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