Accounting Degree Programs

Admission Requirements in accounting degree couse at Sauder School Of Business

Read the DAP Admission Requirements document below carefully, and submit the Exemption Request form with relevant documentation if necessary.
DAP Admission Requirements
DAP Course Exemption Request Form

Application Deadlines
Applicants who graduated from a Canadian university:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: April 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: August 1

Applicants who graduated from a university outside of Canada:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: March 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: July 1

Application Forms

Proceed to our Application Forms page to complete a printed or online application form.

After Applying for Admission

Once you have submitted your application for admission, you can check your admission application status online.

Careful financial planning and knowledge of the financial aid process and polices are essential for you and your family to prepare for and meet the cost of your college education. We have outlined the various types of financial aid programs at WSC which include grants/waivers, federal work study programs and loans. Details of our billing cycle, costs, yearly application process and deadlines are outlined for your successful participation in the wide variety of financial aid programs offered at Westfield State College.

Financial aid is available at colleges and universities in order to supplement student and family resources that are insufficient to meet the costs of a college education. The primary responsibility for financing your education rests with you and your family, but most colleges offer a variety of financial aid programs for qualified students and their families to consider. At Westfield State College, the financial aid staff will assist you throughout the application process and provide you with the most current information available on its many financial aid programs.

New students should bear in mind that the financial aid application is independent from the admission application process; Westfield State College has a need-blind admission policy. Please complete the financial aid and admission application processes separately, following each individual set of guidelines, requirements, and deadlines.

Tuition, fees, room and board are charged on a semester basis. These must be paid before students attend class, unless payment arrangements are made with the Student Account Services office.

TUITION
Undergraduate
Part-time (1–11 semester credits), per semester credit $672
Full-time (12–18 semester credits), per year $21,610
Other (19 or more semester credits), per semester credit $672
ACCEL and Master of Organizational Leadership

Graduate Programs

Room and Board 2008-09

SPECIAL EXPENSES
Matriculation Fee $75 (payable only once at the time of the first registration.)
Application Fee $25 (accompanies the admission application when it is returned to the Admissions Office. The fee will not be applied toward tuition, and it will not be refunded.)
Tuition Deposit $100
(Non-refundable tuition deposit is required after admission to the university.)
Housing Deposit $250
Motor Vehicle Registration, per year $45

REFUNDS
Tuition Refunds: Students are obligated for the full amount of tuition for the courses for which they are registered, subject to the refund schedule.

Other Refunds: Upon withdrawing from the University, a refund for room and board will be made on a pro rata basis dating from the day the student has successfully completed the check out procedure with the Office of Student Services. No refund will be given on fees.

TUITION REFUND POLICY
You will have 10 days to make changes to your enrollment without penalty.

You will be charged 50% of tuition through the 20th day if you drop below 12 credit hours (full time); or, if you are already a part-time student and you drop below your original enrolled credits. Any changes made after the 20th day, will result in a full charge of tuition.

This rule does not apply to graduate students or ACCEL students.

This rule does not apply if you fully withdraw from the University. In that case, your tuition will be prorated based on the number of days attended.

Fee Description Cost
Course Drop Fee (per each drop) $10.00
Credit Card Rejection Fee (per each occurrence) $25.00
Deferred Payment Fee (charged each session) $5.00
Duplicate Diploma Fee $15.00
Financial Records Search Fee $5.00
Graduation Evaluation Fee (accompanies graduation application) $100.00
Grade Change Fee $10.00
International New Student Processing Fee (accompanies admission application) $100.00
International Student Reporting Fee (charged each session) $25.00
Late Registration Fee (per each occurrence) $25.00
Library Fines (fine charges are progressive by days overdue)
Returned Check Fee (per each occurrence) $25.00
Transcript Fee (per each transcript ordered) $5.00

New freshmen are automatically considered for scholarships with their admission application, although certain Freshman scholarships require a supplemental application. Current students should apply before the March 21 deadline. Students may also apply for other financial aid opportunities by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov after January 1st.

For first consideration of federal campus based aid, students should file the FAFSA before February 15th in order to meet the first priority deadline of March 15.

Freshmen Scholarship deadline is March 1, 2009.
Upperclassmen Scholarship deadline is March 21, 2009.

You can earn scholarships or awards simply for being a good student or participating in a co-curricular activity at Northwestern College. Still other scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need or if you match certain criteria, such as choice of a major, career goals or church membership.

Academic scholarships
Northwestern offers a number of competitively awarded academic scholarships to high school graduates who meet the criteria of class rank, cumulative grade point average, ACT or SAT scores and other requirements.
Norman Vincent Peale Scholarships
Presidential Scholarships
Collegiate Scholarships
Academic Achievement Scholarships
National Merit Scholarships

Merit scholarships
A number of scholarships are available in art, athletics, music and theatre. The scholarships are based upon past achievements and potential for further development. Awards are made for a year at a time (up to a total of eight semesters) and are reviewed at the end of each year. Submitting an admission application begins the scholarship process. For more information, contact the appropriate department:
Art
Athletics
Music
Theatre

Special scholarships and grants
Numerous special scholarships and grants are available to Northwestern students through the generosity of alumni and friends of the college. The application process for these awards opens in mid-November; the application deadline for consideration for the fall semester of 2009 is Jan. 16, 2009.

Learn more
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Scholarships for incoming freshmen
Scholarships for international students

Financing Your Education & Your Life

At Post University, education is an essential part of your future success. The objective of the financial aid staff at Post University is to work with you and your family to develop a plan to make your education affordable—a commitment that Post University has dedicated itself since 1890. To develop the most comprehensive plan, utilizing all available resources, we encourage students and parents to apply for all available scholarships, federal aid, grants, and loans. Our financial aid staff can deliver a financial aid award letter to you in as few as 7 to10 days after you have completed and submitted all application forms. Financial Aid commitments are made on a first come, first serve basis. A vast majority of students today use some combination of the following to finance their education and day-to-day living expenses:
Scholarships - Post University Specific
Scholarships - National Scholarship Search Sites

Federal Financial Aid
Loan
Payment plans (click here to get Financial Aid calculators)
Other Useful Resources

When you submit your application for admission, it is important that you indicate whether you intend to apply for financial aid. Once the admissions office receives your completed application, you will be contacted to initiate your financial aid application. Only accepted students, whose financial aid applications are complete, will be considered for financial aid awards. To maintain awards, students must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress. Students must refer to the Post University catalog (see page 40) to understand the specific requirements for meeting SAP.
Procedures for Applying for Federal Financial Aid

If you are applying for Federal Financial Aid, you must remember to use Post University’s school code on your submission 001401. For fall admissions, it is best to apply by February 15. All other applicants are advised to apply for financial aid immediately after submitting an admission application. For fall admissions, financial aid applicants after February 15 will be considered on a first come, first serve basis. For best results, follow the steps outlined below:
The Free Federal Financial Aid Form (FAFSA): Students and parents can easily apply for the FAFSA electronically via www.fafsa.ed.gov. This is the most efficient and effective way to apply for federal financial aid. You will need Post University’s school code when applying 001401.
IRS Form(s) 1040 and Attached Schedules may be requested if you are selected for Verification (see pop up window info). At minimum, students and parents will need their W-2 forms from all jobs held last year, in order to accurately complete the FAFSA.
Recommended Deadline is February 15. For best results, the FAFSA should be electronically submitted, by this date, via www.fafsa.ed.gov, using the Post University school code 001401.
It is a good idea to have already applied for the Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) loan prior to applying for Federal Financial Aid. Your financial aid tuition planner will advise and assist you with this process. Once we receive the results of your FAFSA submission, our financial aid staff will send you an award letter outlining the financial plan options available to you.

Financial Need

When students and their parents complete the FAFSA with the Post University school code 001401, the University in most cases will receive an institutional student aid report within 3 days. The federal government determines your financial need through its own methodology.
Application Deadlines

For fall admissions, Post University recommends that students and parents complete the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) by February 15, using our school code 001401. Post University understands that paying for college is the main obstacle in achieving an education and a successful career. Therefore, we encourage you, and the families and guardians involved, to apply for federal aid. For best results apply by our recommended deadline. When contacted by the Financial Aid Office the staff will review with you, the required steps in the process:

Financial Aid Estimate
Deadlines
Documentation
PLUS loan pre-qualification
Financial Aid Award Letter - Commitment
Federal Financial Aid Award Letter

As quickly as 7 to 10 days after you apply for federal financial aid on the website www.fafsa.ed.gov, our financial aid staff can issue an official financial aid award letter. This letter will outline the federal financial aid for which you qualify. This may include gift aid first, federal, state and institutional funds that do not have to be repaid. Secondly, self-help aid such as Federal or Institutional Work study are offered, these monies go directly to the student and are not used to pay direct costs to the University, unless provided written instructions to do so. Finally, loans are offered to assist the student and family in paying for school. These monies are disbursed to the University and must be repaid. Loans may come in a variety of forms, such as the Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) as well as other alternative financing options that the student, family, and/or friends may apply for.

Once you receive your financial aid award letter, you and your parents or guardians, have 14 days to sign and return the letter. Award letters may be faxed and/or mailed to the Office of Student Finance to the following contact information.

Tuition and Fees for 2008-09

Tuition, fees, room and board are charged on a semester basis. These must be paid before students attend class, unless payment arrangements are made with the Student Account Services office.

TUITION
Undergraduate
Part-time (1–11 semester credits), per semester credit $672
Full-time (12–18 semester credits), per year $21,610
Other (19 or more semester credits), per semester credit $672
ACCEL and Master of Organizational Leadership
Graduate Programs

Room and Board 2008-09

SPECIAL EXPENSES
Matriculation Fee $75 (payable only once at the time of the first registration.)
Application Fee $25 (accompanies the admission application when it is returned to the Admissions Office. The fee will not be applied toward tuition, and it will not be refunded.)
Tuition Deposit $100
(Non-refundable tuition deposit is required after admission to the university.)
Housing Deposit $250
Motor Vehicle Registration, per year $45

REFUNDS
Tuition Refunds: Students are obligated for the full amount of tuition for the courses for which they are registered, subject to the refund schedule.

Other Refunds: Upon withdrawing from the University, a refund for room and board will be made on a pro rata basis dating from the day the student has successfully completed the check out procedure with the Office of Student Services. No refund will be given on fees.

TUITION REFUND POLICY
You will have 10 days to make changes to your enrollment without penalty.

You will be charged 50% of tuition through the 20th day if you drop below 12 credit hours (full time); or, if you are already a part-time student and you drop below your original enrolled credits. Any changes made after the 20th day, will result in a full charge of tuition.

This rule does not apply to graduate students or ACCEL students.

This rule does not apply if you fully withdraw from the University. In that case, your tuition will be prorated based on the number of days attended.

Kent State Tuscarawas has over $230,000 to award each year in scholarships to deserving students. Although there are a variety of scholarships, each with unique criteria, you will only need to complete one application to be considered for all of our campus-based scholarships.

To be considered for our scholarships, you must submit the following:

* Completed Kent State Tuscarawas Scholarship Application

* All materials required for admission to the campus (admission application, ACT score report, high school transcript, etc.)

* Completed FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Although many scholarships are not based on financial need, students desiring any scholarship must complete the FAFSA.

All application materials must be submitted by:

March 1 – for new freshmen

May 1 – for returning students

The scholarship application is available from your high school guidance counselor. You may call our Admissions office at 330-339-3391 to request an application be sent to you, or send a request via e-mail to info@tusc.kent.edu.

Applicants must hold a Saudi Secondary High School Certificate or equivalent.
High School Certificate should be recent or not more than five years old.
Applicants should not be recently dishonorably terminated or dismissed from other colleges or universities.
Applicants should not be enrolling with other colleges or universities.
Applicants should pass all exams required by the CBA.
Applicants should be medically fit.
Applicants should maintain good ethics and behavior.
Applicants should be ready to enroll as full-time students or have permission to do so from their supervisors at work , governmental or private employers.
Applicants should pass all requirements presented by the college council during the presentation of the admission application