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University at Night
Financial aid is available. All North Carolina residents (completing their first bachelor's degree), including military personnel and their family members taking a full-time load (12 hours per semester), are eligible for a North Carolina Legislative Tuition Grant (NCLTG). ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Students have one semester to complete all admission requirements. Students who do not complete the admission requirements are not fully admitted to the college, 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. 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) to the Evening/Summer Admissions Office. A visiting student is exempt from items 2 and 3 above. PARKING STICKERS If you are going to park on campus, your vehicle must be registered. Parking stickers are sold for the first two nights at the beginning of each term in the Horner Administration Building from 5:00 - 8:00 P.M., and during the semester at the Security Office. Parking fees for the 2008-09 school year are as follows: $34 per semester or $56 for the full year. 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.
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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, leading to Associate of Arts, Bachelor
of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees.