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| Essentials GW Summer 2008 | ||||||
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| Visiting Students – Non-Degree Admission The George Washington University expects all applicants for non-degree status to submit their application online. The online system maintains your confidentiality through the assignment of a personal identification number. It also allows you to complete the application at your convenience. You can complete your application in one sitting. Note that it is not necessary for non-degree applicants to include references, test scores, and transcripts. You will be notified via e-mail of your admission within two business days. At that time, you will be assigned a GW ID number or sent notice of your old ID number. You must use the GW ID number to register for classes. Please visit www.gwu.edu/~ous and click on “Step One: Application” to locate the online application. Visiting students should check with their home institution regarding the transferability of credits for online courses before registering. School Without Walls and Center for Talented Youth students should contact their program coordinator and follow the procedures and deadlines for their respective programs. Secondary school applicants must contact Thaddisa Fulwood, Assistant Director for Undergraduate Admissions, and complete the paper version of the application. For those unable to apply online:
Continuing GW Students All GW students in good standing who have registered for courses on campus during the 2007 spring semester (except those admitted for one semester only) may register for 2007 summer sessions without special application. Follow the registration instructions. New Degree-Seeking Students Follow application guidelines published for the school and department of their choice. Students should be aware of published application deadlines for entry in the summer. International Students (Degree and Non-Degree) GW is home to more than 2,400 international students from over 120 countries. International students enrich our community by bringing their global perspectives into GW classrooms and activities. Apply online or fill out a hardcopy application at www.gwu.edu/~ous. Deadlines apply. Prospective graduate students should consult the department of their proposed major field. Questions about services provided to international students may be directed to the International Services Office at 202-296-5254. Non-immigrants who wish to attend GW for the summer only may do so if they are in a valid legal status which allows them to pursue nondegree study. Students in F-1 or J-1 status from other schools may attend GW for the summer provided that they intend to return to their I-20/IAP-66-issuing program after completion of their summer courses (documentation is required). GW does not generally issue I-20 or IAP-66 forms for summer school students. Non-degree visiting foreign students should contact the Office of University Students at 202-994-1972. Transcripts By Request When the summer sessions are concluded, official transcript records are made available to visiting students and their universities upon request to: Travel Courses, Special Programs, and Distance Learning This summer, students will have the opportunity to choose from a variety of travel, special programs, and distance learning courses. Please note that specific qualifications, application requirements, and early deadlines pertain to many of these programs.
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