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Methodist
University at Night provides educational opportunities for non-traditional students
such as working adults, those with major family responsibilities and military
personnel. Classes are designed for exploring new careers, upgrading professional
skills or providing individual enrichment. Two eight week terms are scheduled
for the fall and spring semesters, followed by one term each summer. Weekend
classes—Friday evening or Saturday morning—are also offered. The
majors listed below are currently attainable entirely at night or on the weekend,
leading to Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees.
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Business Administration with a Health Care Administration
Concentration
- Elementary Education*
- Environmental and Occupational Management
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- Global Studies*
- History
- Justice Studies
- Political Science
- Sociology
- Social Work*
- Spanish (A.A. concentration only)
* May require some day classes
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The following certificate programs are also available entirely
through night and weekend classes:
2013-2014 EVENING TERMS
Summer 2013
Term IV: May 20 - July 13
Fall 2013
Term I: August 19 - October 12
Term II: October 21 - December 14
Spring 2014
Term I: January 6 - March 1
Term II: March 10 - May 3
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Methodist University at Night
Staff
Assistant Dean for MU at Night
and Summer School
Linda Gravitt
(910) 630-7074
Evening/Weekend/Summer Admissions
Sabina Schneider
(910) 630-7190
Fort Bragg Office
(910) 436-3624
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TUITION/FINANCIAL AID
The
regular tuition rate for MU at Night (Evening, Weekend, and Summer) for 2012-2013
is $308 per credit hour. Courses taken through MU Online
are $391 per credit hour. Students who are active duty military personnel (not
including dependents) are eligible for a discounted rate of $250 per credit
hour for evening, weekend, summer, or online courses. Financial aid is available.
To ensure maximum consideration for financial aid, applicants should complete
the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA). For information regarding financial aid processing,
please visit the Office of Financial Aid.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Submit a completed Methodist University at Night & Summer School Application
for Admission (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher; get
it or upgrade your version here)
- Complete the English Placement Examination (630-7190)
- Request official copies of transcripts from university(ies), college(s),
technical institute(s), and or junior/community college(s) attended; and a
high school/GED transcript be forwarded to the Office of Evening/Summer Admissions.
Students have one semester to complete all admission requirements. Students
who do not complete the admission requirements are not fully admitted to the
university, and will not be eligible for Financial Aid, Third Party Tuition
Assistance programs, or a Methodist University transcript. Students may not
return to Methodist University in subsequent terms/semesters until all admission
requirements have been completed.
Once a student is accepted, he or she may complete a Data
Schedule and bring it to the Office of MU at Night & Summer School (or
the Fort Bragg Office for active duty military)
so that an advisor can sign off on his or her proposed class schedule.
WITHDRAWAL
Students
withdrawing on or before the last day to drop classes will receive a refund
of the amount paid. Those students withdrawing from the college after the last
day to drop classes will not be eligible for a refund.
VISITING STUDENTS
Applicants seeking admission as visiting students must provide a "visiting
student letter" (from their current college or university) to the Evening/Summer
Admissions Office. A visiting student is exempt from items 2 and 3 above.
REQUEST MORE INFORMATION ON METHODIST UNIVERSITY AT NIGHT
& SUMMER SCHOOL
For questions pertaining to Academic regulations, courses, or schedules, please
see the Academic Catalogue
or Class Schedules.
To apply to Methodist University at Night, click
here.
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