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Mount Allison offers a programme of courses for part-time, non-degree, and “First Year in Moncton” students. The courses are offered during the evening. Admission Procedure Every student registering at Mount Allison for the first time must be admitted to the University by the Admissions Office. Please complete the full or part-time application form and submit before trying to register. The full and part-time application forms can be accessed by clicking here. Mature Students Anyone who has been out of school for more than five years is classified as a mature student. These persons may be admitted to the University even if they do not meet normal admissions criteria. All applicants are considered on an individual basis. Registration Students may register at any time, by mail or in person. If you wish to register, please complete the registration form available here: Registration Form. Tuition Fees Tuition fees must be paid at the time of registration by cheque, money order, or cash. Cheques should be made payable to Mount Allison University. Unfortunately, credit cards are not accepted. Off campus students pay for all courses on a per course basis. Senior citizens (over 65) may take all credit courses free of charge. Tuition fees for the 2008/2009 academic year are: Canadian Citizens:
$672 (3 credit course)
International
Students: $1344 (3 credit course)
Academic Withdrawals and Credits to Accounts Absence from classes does not constitute withdrawal. Students who wish to withdraw from a course must do so in writing, by e-mail at sas@mta.ca, or by Fax: 364-2272. For more information, please, see section 4.5.4 inthe Academic Calendar Books Books for all courses may be obtained directly from the Mount Allison Bookstore (364-2225) or bookstore@mta.ca). If paid for by credit card, books will be sent out by Purolator; otherwise books will be sent COD. Scholarships, Bursaries and Loans Full-time student are eligible for University Scholarships, Bursaries, and Government loans. Part-time student loans are also available from the government. Scoudouc River Part-time Student Bursary The Scoudouc River Part-time Student Bursaries are available to needy New Brunswick residents who are part time students. The deadline to apply for Winter term is February 12, 2010. Please click here for the application form. Please send completed forms to:
Continuous Learning
Dates, Times, and Locations of Classes - Fall/Winter Winter classes start during the week of January 11th. Classes end the week of April 16th. There is a minimum number of students required for any one class to run. All classes are three hours long and once per week at 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Location:
New Brunswick Community College
For more information please contact the Department of Continuous Learning at Mount Allison: phone: 364-2266, fax: 364-2272, or email: cont_learning@mta.ca
FALL Commerce 3431 - Management Information Systems, B. Waterman, Wed. 6:00 to 9:00 pm, A3005 WINTER Classes are cancelled |
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