Degree-seeking or certification-seeking students must meet the requirements for admission as stated in the University catalog. All necessary application forms may be obtained from the Summer School Office. Students wishing simply to take a class or workshop may do so without full admission if they give evidence of having requisite ability and background. Admission to the University, eligibility to participate in programs, and eligibility for financial aid are considered without regard to race, gender, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, age or physical handicaps.
CAMPUS HOUSING - 2008
Campus housing is available on a limited basis for $57.50 per week, $15.85 per night per person, or $12.70 per night (double). For further information or to make reservations, contact the Student Development office at (208) 467-8643 before April 15 for 1st session and May 19, 2008 for 2nd session.
LIBRARY USE - 2008
Students enrolled in classes have full access to the collections and services of the John E. Riley Library. The collection contains 125,000 volumes including over 4,000 e-books and 750 periodical subscriptions. The library is a repository for government documents and state adopted K-12 curriculum. The library's web page is www.nnu.edu/library. It provides links to the library's online catalog which is shared with College of Idaho, various indexes and databases many of which include full-text materials, and to other libraries. Students may request materials available at other libraries through interlibrary loan services. In order to check out materials, students must present a valid NNU photo ID. Hours are posted at the entrances to the library and on the web page.
COMPUTER USE
All summer school students will have access to computer labs on campus. Computer labs are located in the Wiley Learning Center, the Science Building, each dorm, and the Library. A $7.50 fee will be charged for each summer school session which will give the student access to standard campus software, email, Internet, and $5.00 of print credit.
NNU is founded on Christian principles. Policies of no smoking and no drinking of alcoholic beverages on campus prevail.
A course pre-registration deadline is set at a minimum of two weeks prior to the beginning of the course. At that date the instructor, in discussion with the program coordinator or department chair, will decide whether to teach the course for the number of pre-registered students or request that the course be canceled. Additional registrations will be allowed up to the first day of class for courses not canceled. The University also reserves the right to cancel a course or workshop on the first day of class if enrollment is less than the number pre-registered or if the instructor is incapacitated. Check course listings for special registration deadlines.
GUARANTEED COURSES
There will be a limited number of guaranteed courses. These courses will be taught regardless of the enrollment and are not subject to cancellation. Pre-registration for these classes is highly suggested. Please check the course listing for guaranteed courses.
The curriculum at Northwest Nazarene University is organized on a semester calendar system, and all courses are listed in semester credits.
If you plan to use financial aid, you must apply during the pre-registration process in April 2008.
To qualify for federal aid (grants and loans), you must be in a degree-seeking program and be at least a half-time student in order to receive federal loans. To receive NNU scholarships you must be a full-time student. Full-time status is at least 12 semester credits taken from May 05 - June 27, 2008. Half-time status is six semester credits taken from May 05 - June 27, 2008. For more information, call the Financial Aid Office at 208-467-8347 or 208-467-8638, or visit the Undergraduate Financial Aid website.
An official grade report is mailed to the student from the Registrar's office at the end of each session.
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Registration should be initiated at least two weeks prior to the first day of class or workshop. Pre-registration may be required at an earlier date as indicated in the course description. Classes will be filled on a first-come basis.
PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINES:
1st Summer Session -- April 22, 2008
2nd Summer Session -- May 19, 2008
Official enrollment for summer session(s) will occur when you have cleared your student account with the Business Office. Until that time, you WILL NOT appear on a classlist.
If you plan to use financial aid, you must apply during the pre-registration process in April 2008. Payment for Session I or Session II is due the first day of class. A late fee of $10 will be assessed after the first day of class. You will not be allowed to register for a class after the third day of the session.
REGISTRATION METHODS:
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1. By Mail or Fax: To register for any course, complete the appropriate registration form and mail it to Northwest Nazarene University. Your forms may be faxed to 208-467-8426.
2. In Person: You may register for courses in person at the Registrar's Office in the lower level of the Emerson Administration Building, or in the Summer School Office, Helstrom Business Center, between the hours of 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday.
3. On-Site: Registration is accepted on a space-available basis (note course cancellation policy) during the first session of all courses unless pre-registration is required. Full tuition must be paid on the first day of class.
4. Online: Online Registration.
To order an official transcript, send a letter of request to the Registrar or stop by the office. This letter must include your address, birth date, signature, place of birth, Social Security number, the last course you took, and the complete destination address of the transcript. Transcripts are processed at the end of the session.
Tuition is $325 per undergraduate semester credit. Payment for either session is the first day of class. A late fee of $10 will be assessed after the first day.
A technology fee of $7.50 will be charged to each student for each summer session in which the student is enrolled. For more information call 208-467-8495 or 800-349-6938.
To withdraw from a class while still enrolled in other classes during the current session:
To withdraw from a single class a student will need to complete a Drop/Add Form, which is available in the Registrar's Office or Summer School Office. Withdrawals must be processed before grades are posted, otherwise the grade received will remain on your permanent record. Last day to withdraw from a class is the last day of class.
To withdraw from all classes during the current session: To withdraw from all classes a student must complete the Request for Withdrawal from School Form available from the Registrar's Office or Summer School Office. Last day to withdraw from a class is the last day of class.
Refund policy: Full refund will be granted if the Summer School Office receives written notification of withdrawal from school or a class by the first day of the class session. Thereafter, refunds for on-campus classes will be made on a prorated basis for the first 60% of the session. NO refunds will be given after the first class session for off-campus classes. For more information regarding refunding, please contact the Business Office, 208-467-8526 or businessoffice(at)nnu.edu .