The School of Engineering and Applied Science offers an annual, free and open to the public event that provides an opportunity for visitors to meet faculty and staff, interact with current students, take tours of state-of-the-art facilities, and attend interesting exhibits, presentations and demonstrations.
Bring friends, family members and others who have always wanted to know the answer to the question: “What do Engineers do?”Presentations often include "Sights and Sounds of Spaceflight," by former astronaut, Kathy Thornton; a discussion of admissions and curriculum by representatives from the U.Va. Admissions Office and the office of undergraduate programs in the Engineering School; and "Engineering Greats" by Professor Larry Richards. The day also includes exhibits in each department and walking tours of the Biomedical Engineering building and the Engineering School complex, led by faculty and students as well as activities planned by the Center for Diversity in Engineering.
There is no preregistration required for this event. Schedules and maps will be distributed from the registration table in the lobby of Thornton Hall on the day of the event and will be available on this site the week before.
For more information go to this web address: http://www.seas.virginia.edu/events/openhouse.php
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All those students planning on transferring to a four year school next fall: Make sure all of your information has been sent to the transfer school! Many deadlines have already past but others will be coming up very soon.
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Knowing what you want is important. You need to pick a direction. You need to know that your path is achievable. Planning that path is vital.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Randolph College Holding 50 spaces for New Transfers Fall 2013!
Randolph College is exapanding their transfer program for Fall 2013 and are holding space for 50 new transfer students.
Quality, combined with affordability, is the reason Randolph College was selected as a "best value" by The Princeton Review (one of only 75 private colleges nationwide).
For transfer students, we offer:
- Scholarships:
Generous merit scholarships, PTK scholarships, and need-based
scholarships. Also, students over the age of 24 will enjoy 1/2 price
tuition.
- Transfer Credit: Now
accepting up to 68 transferrable credits (up from 62)
- Masters
Program: Transfer students accepted into our Education Program
are guaranteed acceptance into our Master of Arts in Teaching or Master of
Education Program which currently has 100% job placement and can be
completed in just one year!
We offer application fee waivers for students who visit Randolph.
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