International Undergraduate Admission by Christopher Newport University

INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION

From the

PRESIDENT

Each of us has the capacity to make a positive difference in the world. At Christopher Newport University, we want you to be successful in your studies. Even more importantly, we want you to lead a life of significance. With that in mind, we have designed an undergraduate experience to instruct and inspire great leaders for the 21st century. We want students who will make the world a better place — young women and men who have a passion for engagement and a strong sense of civic responsibility. Christopher Newport’s outstanding liberal arts and sciences curriculum shapes hearts and minds for a lifetime of service. From the moment you arrive on campus, you will enjoy countless opportunities to develop strong leadership traits. Your journey begins in the classroom, where you will study with distinguished faculty — accomplished scholars of outstanding quality. Outside the classroom — from athletics to clubs and student organizations — you will fine-tune your leadership skills by collaborating closely with fellow CNU students. You will work together on projects and initiatives that make a lasting impact on our campus, community and the world. I invite you to explore Christopher Newport and discover how you can make a significant difference and have the best four years of your life. Find out who we are and how you’ll fit in. It’s all about fit — the size, the place, the people and a community dedicated to your success. We hope you will visit us soon to experience the magic of Christopher Newport University.

CNU at a

GLANCE

CAMPUS Located on 260 acres in Newport News, Virginia, between historic Williamsburg and Virginia Beach and adjacent to the 550-acre Mariners’ Museum and Park, the Noland Trail, and the James River.

CLASS SIZE Average class size: 25

CLUBS & STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

FACILITIES

More than 200 academic, social, athletic, and other clubs and student organizations.

Nearly $1 billion in new construction has built a beautiful campus with world-class facilities.

ENROLLMENT*

FACULTY

5,172 students; 1,225 first-year students Undergraduate students: 5,051 Graduate Students: 121

Nearly 90 percent hold a PhD or highest degree in their fields. Our professors were called “dedicated and caring” in a Washington Post survey.

U.S. News & World Report

“The nation’s only perfect A”

GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION*

CLUB AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS

SCHOLARSHIPS

Students are enrolled from every region in Virginia, 29 other states and 31 foreign countries.

In addition to our varsity teams, CNU has intramural and club sports teams that include season-long, one-day, individual, team and coed sports.

HIGH SCHOOL GPA*

RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES

International students are eligible for more than 400 renewable freshman Honors, Leadership, performing arts and service scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 offered each fall.

Middle 50 percent range: 3.5- 4.0 (4.0 scale)

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS NCAA Division III; 23 varsity teams

All students are required to live on campus for the first three years. The Princeton Review has ranked our modern and spacious residence halls among the top in the United States in the group’s “Best College Dorms” category.

*From fall 2015

Our

LOCATION

Virginia is located midway between New York and Florida and borders Washington, D.C., the nation’s capital. Virginia is home to a variety of landscapes, from the mountains in the western part of the state to the sandy coastal plains along the Atlantic Ocean. The different regions across Virginia offer a wide range of outdoor activities, such as skiing and snowboarding in the mountains. Golfing, hiking, bicycling and camping are year-round pursits in Virginia, and the coastal regions provide plenty of opportunities for such year-round water sports as surfing and kayaking.

Newport News,

VIRGINIA

Christopher Newport University is located in Newport News, Virginia, adjacent to the 550-acre Mariners’ Museum and Park, the Noland Trail, and the James River. Newport News is geographically the fourth-largest city in the state with a population of 180,719 (2010 Census Bureau), and was settled in 1621, not long after the Jamestown Colony. It is named after our own Captain Christopher Newport — an English sailor and privateer who captained the largest of the three ships carrying settlers to Jamestown and the Virginia Colony.

NEWPORT NEWS WEATHER Month

Avgerage High (ºC)

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February

DISTANCE FROM NEWPORT NEWS, VA Washington, D.C.

274.7 km

Philadelphia

498.3 km

New York City

635.9 km

Boston

978.8 km

March

April

May

June

July

August

14.4 km: Newport News, VA (PHF)

September

43.8 km: Norfolk, VA (ORF / KORF)

October

106.2 km: Richmond, VA (RIC / KRIC)

November

December

Climate in Virginia and Newport News is mild with four distinct seasons.

Atlanta

951.3 km

Miami

1,546.9 km

CLOSEST TO CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT

4.8 km: Newport News, VA 125.5 km: Richmond, VA

Virginia Beach, VA

Christopher Newport University is located in the heart of one of the most historic — and beautiful — areas in the United States. Just a short drive away are significant historic sites, such as Colonial Williamsburg, and great beaches on the Virginia coast. •

Colonial Williamsburg, just 20 minutes away, is the nation’s largest outdoor living-history museum. Pre-Revolutionary times come alive through reconstructed homes, stores and taverns populated by interpreters and actors. Williamsburg is also home to Busch Gardens amusement park and Water Country USA water park.

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Virginia Beach offers world-class beaches, great water sports and a rich nightlife — only 45 minutes from campus.

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Washington, D.C., just over two hours away, is the nation’s capital. You’ll find numerous free, public museums and treasured buildings, monuments and memorials — the National Mall, the Capitol, Washington Monument, the White House and Lincoln Memorial, among others.

Areas of Undergraduate

STUDY

Our broad and numerous areas of study will stimulate your intellect and challenge you to excel.

ARTS Acting Arts Administration Art History Dance Film Studies Fine Arts Jazz Studies Music Music Composition Music Education Music Performance Photography and Video Art Studio Art Theater Design Technology Theater Directing/ Dramatic Literature Theater Music Dance Theater Studies BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS (AACSB accredited) Accounting Business Administration

Finance Management Marketing HUMANITIES African-American Studies American Studies Asian Studies Classical Civilization Classical Studies Constitutional Studies Digital Humanities English English – Literature English – Writing French German Greek Studies History Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Interdisciplinary Studies International Culture and Business Judeo-Christian Studies

Latin Latin American Studies Linguistics Medieval and Renaissance Studies Middle East and North Africa Studies Museum Studies Philosophy Philosophy of Law Pre-Seminary Studies Religious Studies Spanish Women’s and Gender Studies MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Applied Physics Biochemistry Biology Biology and Life Sciences Biology – Cellular, Molecular and Physiological

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Biology– Environmental Biology – Integrative Biology – Organismal Chemistry Computational Chemistry Computer Engineering Computer Science Economics Electrical Engineering Environmental Studies Information Science Information Systems Mathematics Mathematics– Applied and Computational Neuroscience Physics, Dynamics and Engineering Psychology

SOCIAL SCIENCES Anthropology Civic Engagement and Social Entrepreneurship Childhood Studies Communication Criminology Leadership Studies Military Science Political Science Sociology Social Work U.S. National Security Studies Pre-Professional PROGRAMS Pre-Health Pre-Law Pre-Med

Graduate

PROGRAMS

We offer three programs that allow you to complete both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years. Applied Physics and Computer Science

Environmental Science

Teaching (MAT)

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Academic

HIGHLIGHTS

Academic

EXCELLENCE

The undergraduate academic experience represents the heart of our university. Our small class sizes give you direct access to experts in their fields – teacher-scholars who provide outstanding instruction, conduct groundbreaking research, and publish noteworthy books and articles. Our professors’ passion is teaching, and you’ll enjoy the intellectual challenge of working alongside them on exciting projects. cnu.edu/about/academiclife

Christopher Newport is the nation’s only public institution to

EARN A PERFECT

“A” RATING from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, based on the strength of our liberal arts and sciences curriculum.

Bloomberg Businessweek has

Liberal Arts and

ranked the Luter School among

SCIENCES

Many of today’s careers didn’t exist 20 years ago. Studying the liberal arts and sciences provides a breadth and depth of knowledge that will prepare you to take advantage of any opportunity that presents itself in today’s global marketplace. Think of the liberal arts and sciences as your academic fitness routine. You invest your energy now, getting in academic shape to provide a strong foundation for success. Through Christopher Newport’s rigorous curriculum you will learn how to think critically and communicate effectively while developing tools and skills that will serve you for a lifetime of significance. liberallearning.cnu.edu

Pre-Med and Pre-Health

PROGRAMS

Medical schools and other graduate programs seek applicants with a well-rounded undergraduate education. The Pre-Med and Pre-Health Program at Christopher Newport assists students pursuing any academic major to prepare for postgraduate study. In addition to the necessary prerequisite coursework, we offer several resources to help you gain admission to your professional school of choice — from academic and career advising to mentoring, clinical internships, workshops and seminars. premed.cnu.edu | prehealth.cnu.edu

AMERICA’S TOP 100 BEST UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS SCHOOLS

and No. 48 among public universities

Luter School of

BUSINESS

In addition to studying alongside expert professors in accounting, finance, management and marketing, you’ll gain hands-on experience through internships, mentorships and other business-related activities. Bloomberg Businessweek recently included CNU in its “2016 Best Undergraduate Business Schools.” We have a tradition of winning top honors, capturing national and international awards, and competing against top business schools in direct marketing, case competitions and small business entrepreneurship. Our business students historically place within the 90th percentile on the AACSB national Major Field Test. Additonally, each year our accounting students participate in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program to provide free tax assistance for low-income taxpayers. Students help prepare more than 200 state and federal tax returns annually. schoolofbusiness.cnu.edu

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Ylitornio, Finland MAJORS: Economics and Finance ACTIVITIES: • Varsity Tennis • Economics and Finance Club • International Club

“Being part of this awesome university

has been a blessing. The class sizes are small, and professors are very helpful and interested in the success of the students. My dream is to work in international business, and coming to CNU is one step toward my goal. The Luter School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), which means my degree is accepted all around the world.

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Alina Sanchez Havana, Cuba

MAJOR: Management MINOR: Spanish ACTIVITES: • Hispanic Organization for Latin Awareness • International Club • Students for Christ • M.O.V.E to the mic

“There is something great about

knowing that no matter where you’re

from or where you’ve been you will find a group that accepts you and finds wonders in your differences. For me,

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that group has been CNU.

Undergraduate

RESEARCH

From the moment you arrive at Christopher Newport, you’ll have the opportunity to conduct compelling undergraduate research. It’s one of the best things you can do as a student and will help open doors after you graduate. As undergraduates, students from every major enrich our campus with their creativity and action, working directly with expert teacher-scholars to create new knowledge and seek answers to great questions. Student work has led to peer-reviewed publications in notable journals, presentations at conferences both here and abroad, and performances across the country. Whatever field excites you, you’ll find a unique opportunity to explore it.

You’ll discover some of the world’s best science and engineering facilities right in our backyard, such as the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) and NASA. We’re also in the heart of one of the most historic regions in America, and our nation’s capital is just a few hours away.

Summer

SCHOLARS

Summer scholars are full-time, paid undergraduate research fellows. This program teams intellectually curious, motivated students with a professor on a compelling research question. The result is a community of scholars that promotes the collaborative nature of research, champions communication across disciplines and fosters discovery. Through this eight-week, in-residence experience, participants gain research and communication skills, learn more about the University’s scholarly resources, and become better problem solvers. cnu.edu/research/summerscholars

The Christopher Newport

EXPERIENCE At Christopher Newport you’ll learn the answers to two important questions — “What am I good at?” and “What do I love to do?” Whatever your passions lead you to study — from electrical engineering to philosophy of law, from music performance to accounting — the liberal arts and sciences are the foundation of your academic endeavors. Here we don’t teach you to do something; we prepare you to do anything. cnu.edu

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Hometown: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Major: Management Activities: Alpha Kappa Psi (Professional Business Fraternity)

Coming to the U.S. and studying at CNU provides a great educational opportunity that can be used anywhere around the world. It’s a challenge to adapt to a new culture, but the students and people you meet at CNU are all so nice. Everyone says ‘hi’ to each other, which was new to me. People here also help out in any way they can, whatever your need may be.

Preparing You for

SUCCESS

At Christopher Newport we are here to support your academic progress and transition into college life as you become an active part of our community. We will ask you to work harder than you ever have before, but we’ll be with you every step of the way.

Center for Academic

Center for Career

PLANNING

SUCCESS

Throughout the CNU experience, the Center for Academic Success offers free tutoring, workshops, seminars and one-onone assistance to help students improve their academic performance with effective study strategies. Peer writing consultants available in the Writing Center offer specialized help with all stages of the writing process.

The Center for Career Planning directly assists students with academic major exploration, landing a first job or getting into a top graduate school. Workshops, seminars, job fairs, on-campus interviews and career counseling — a full range of services — are available to students and alumni. ccp.cnu.edu

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60% CAREER OUTCOMES CLASS OF 2015

Declaring Your

MAJOR

You will officially declare your major on Signing Day, a special tradition held during spring semester of your sophomore year. Then spend the next two years pursuing your passion, focused on your chosen area of study. Once you have declared your major, you will be assigned a faculty major adviser from within that department who will guide you in the completion of your academic requirements and the transition into graduate school or career opportunities.

1.8% 4.5% 8.9%

Full-Time Employment

24.8% Part-Time Employment

Graduate School & Continuing Education Seeking Employment

Other

Study

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Where will

YOU GO?

We encourage you to study abroad, either accompanied by our faculty or independently. Learn about different cultures while falling in love with America. You may choose to study for an entire semester, year or more briefly between academic terms. These rich cultural experiences are as unique as the destinations. At Christopher Newport, the world is your classroom!

Yukon, Canada Daniel Thompson ’16

a Mo’orea, French Polynesi ’16 Malia Pownall

Our students have recently spent semesters or full academic years in Australia, Costa Rica, England, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Scotland, Spain and many other international locales.

Machu Picchu, Peru Ashley DeMoss ’16

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Student

LIFE

College is much more than classes and assignments. It’s also serious fun! Student life contributes greatly to your Christopher Newport University experience, and you’re sure to find many activities to peak your interest. We offer a wide number of diverse clubs and extra-curricular opportunities — more than 200 in all! You’ll also enjoy various special events scheduled year-round, from comedians and coffeehouse music performances to game nights, movies and Springfest. Additional activities and groups include sporting events, Greek life, the CNU Marching Captains, CNU cheerleaders and the Storm dance team. studentlife.cnu.edu

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STUDENT CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Tulsi

RATNAM

CNU is a very open and inclusive community; there are so many opportunities to get involved. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be shy. Speak up, talk to your fellow Captains and be an active participant on campus.

Hometown: Chennai, India Major: Political Science Minors: Psychology and American Studies Activities: Eastern American Student Triumvirate, Multicultural Student Association, Where Is the Line Club

Hub of Student

ACTIVITY

The David Student Union is the hub of student activity. It houses the Captains Locker spirit store and Crow’s Nest student lounge, a great place to play a game of pool or foosball, sing karaoke, or just hang out in the video game room. It also houses myriad dining options, conference spaces, meeting rooms and a spectacular ballroom.

Headline

PERFORMANCES

Our students enjoy year-round performances at Christopher Newport’s world-class Ferguson Center for the Arts, such as Andrea Bocelli, John Legend, Blue Man Group, Wynton Marsalis, Sarah Bareilles, National Symphony Orchestra and Broadway blockbusters like “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast,” “Jersey Boys,” “Chicago” and countless others. Plus, students can attend most shows for between $5 and $15.

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Recreation and

FITNESS

We make it easy to stay active with programs and facilities to match all fitness levels. With a 200-meter indoor track and state-of-the-art fitness equipment in the Trieshmann Health and Fitness Pavilion, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great place to work out. Christopher Newport offers outdoor adventure and recreation activities, club and intramural sports, and dozens of fitness classes, such as spinning, pilates, body sculpt, yoga and Zumba.

The Freeman Center, our sports and convocation facility, was named an outstanding sports facility by the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association. freemancenter.cnu.edu

CLUB SPORTS Basketball Boxing Crew Cycling Dressage Equestrian Field Hockey

Fishing Fit Club Golf Gymnastics Hiking Ice Hockey Lacrosse

INTRAMURALS Martial Arts Quidditch Rock Climbing Rugby Running Ski and Snowboard

Scuba Soccer Swimming Table Tennis Tennis Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball

Basketball Dodgeball Flag Football Kickball Soccer

Softball Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball

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Captains

ATHLETICS

Christopher Newport University has one of America’s most successful NCAA Division III programs, producing 80 individual and team championships and more than 600 All-Americans. Nearly every year we have the top winning percentage among all Virginia schools. In addition to our varsity teams, CNU has club and intramural sports teams. Unlike NCAA collegiate athletics, club sports are student initiated, operated and managed while members work to fund their activities. They can be either competitive or recreational. Competitive clubs play against other collegiate teams while typically requiring greater time, travel and financial commitment, and may involve tryouts and leagues. Recreational clubs focus more on enjoyment, yet sometimes involve matchups against area schools. Students of all athletic abilities seeking healthy on-campus competition can take part in intramural sports, a great way to be part of a team without the long-term commitment. ONE OF THE NATION’S M O S T S U C C E S S F U L

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

640+ ALL-AMERICANS TOP WINNING PERCENTAGE NEARLY EVERY YEAR

AMONG ALL VIRGINIA SCHOOLS

Men’s Varsity

SPORTS

Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Indoor Track & Field Lacrosse Outdoor Track & Field Soccer Tennis

Women’s Varsity

SPORTS

Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Indoor Track & Field Lacrosse Outdoor Track & Field Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball

Coed Varsity

SPORTS

Cheerleading Sailing Storm Dance Team

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Campus

LIVING

Enjoy your home away from home. Our residence halls and apartment complexes win rave reviews from students and parents alike. In fact, The Princeton Review ranked our residence halls among the top in the nation in the group’s “Best College Dorms” category. reslife.cnu.edu

Modern

AMENITIES

N E A R LY

4,000 students live

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Our students live in modern residence halls and apartment suites with all the amenities and comforts of home. As a freshman, students are housed two or three to a room. Every residential room has air conditioning, a microwave and mini-refrigerator or kitchen access, high-speed Internet, basic satellite cable TV, and electronic room access. Laundry facilities are conveniently located in each residence hall. Upperclassmen have private bedrooms and bathrooms, an in-unit washer and dryer, and fully equipped kitchens. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors are required to live on campus. For room layouts of each residence hall visit housing.cnu.edu/residencehalls.

Campus

DINING

We set the standard for an exceptional college dining experience — from our friendly and welcoming staff to our excellent facilities and wide array of dining choices.

Chick-fil-A Discovery Bistro Discovery Café Discovery Grill Discovery Pizza Einstein’s Café

Hiden-Hussey Commons (dining hall) Regatta’s (dining hall)

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Alex Makumbi Kampala, Uganda MAJOR: Political Science MINOR: Economics ACTIVITIES: • Varsity Soccer Team • CNU Athletics Ground Crew • Tennis Events Manager • Men of Vision and Excellence (M.O.V.E.) • The Africa Project

“If I had one word to describe

CNU it would be significance. Christopher Newport encourages students to participate, share and be part of the community. I want to live a life that makes a difference. I hope to someday work with a nonprofit organization working in less developed countries. My ultimate goal is to lead my own nonprofit focusing on youth

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development.

How to

APPLY

ONLINE APPLICATION AND APPLICATION FEE Apply online through the Common Application at commonapp.org and pay the $65 application fee (nonrefundable).

TRANSCRIPTS Submit your high school transcripts to an official credential evaluator (visit naces.org/members.htm for a list of evaluators) who will prepare an objective, analytical review that describes and interprets your credentials in terms of their U.S. equivalents. Once the review is complete, a copy of the review must be sent directly from the credential evaluator to the Office of Admission.

Admission

DEADLINES Entry Term

Deadline To Apply

Fall Semester

February 1

Spring Semester

October 1

(August Start)

(January Start)

TEST SCORES If English is your first language or your secondary school instruction was in English, have your official SAT or ACT scores sent directly to Christopher Newport University.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTS If English is not your native language, and your secondary school instruction was not in English, submit your official scores from one of the following English-language proficiency tests: - International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 6 or above - International Test of English Proficiency (iTEP): 3.7 or above Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): 530 or above on the paper-based test, a score of 71 or above for the Internet-based test, or a score of 197 or above on the computer-based test.

FINANCIAL RESOURCES STATEMENT Submit a Financial Resources Statement (if you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident). In addition, please attach any official bank statements or affidavits to show you can afford to study in the United States.

Skype

INTERVIEWS

We strongly encourage all applicants to participate in our admission interview process. While not required for admission, this personal interaction is an important part of the application process. To schedule an interview, email us at interviews@cnu.edu.

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Scholarship

PROGRAMS

President’s Leadership

Honors

PROGRAM (PLP)

PROGRAM

This unique program offers students more freedom to customize their academic experience for their personal and professional aspirations by reducing the liberal learning core requirements. This allows more time for interdisciplinary seminar-style courses and challenges students by means of study abroad, independent research, internships, jobs and volunteer experiences relevant to their passions. Each student receives an annual residential scholarship up to $10,000 (including a study abroad stipend), as well as priority housing in an Honors learning community and priority course registration. SAT or ACT test scores are required to receive program consideration.

As part of PLP, each student earns a minor in leadership studies. Through challenging courses, public service, personal development, foreign study and other targeted opportunities, PLP empowers leadership students to make a difference — to become caring, knowledgeable and effective leaders for America and the world. Each student receives an annual residential scholarship up to $10,000 (including a study abroad stipend), as well as priority housing in a PLP learning community and priority course registration. SAT or ACT test scores are required to receive program consideration. presidentsleadership.cnu.edu

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Scholarship Deadline: Priority Consideration December 15 Regular Consideration February 15

2016-17 COSTS PER YEAR TUITION AND FEES

$24,680

ROOM FEE

$6,764

MEAL PLAN

$4,150

HOUSING TELECOMMUNICATIONS FEE

$320

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Costs are estimated based on an average course load.

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