Morrisville State College Norwich Campus prepares for spring semester
NORWICH – The Norwich Branch of Morrisville State College will hold its annual Instant Admissions Day from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, in preparation for the spring semester. Students wishing to enroll should visit the Roger W. Follett campus, 20 Conkey Ave., next to the Eaton Center.
“As always, we’re looking forward to another successful and productive semester,” said Marsha Cornelius, interim dean for the Norwich Campus. “It’s our hope that prospective students will take full advantage of the educational opportunities we provide.”
Instant Admissions Day offers potential students a chance to meet with financial aid and admissions counselors, along with an academic advisor. Those attending must provide a copy of their high school or GED transcript, 2008 tax return and current immunization records. If applicants have all their paperwork in order, and a $40 check or money order for the admissions application fee, they will be instantly admitted to the college.
“We have several new programs available this semester,” stated Cornelius. “In addition to our Criminal Justice and Early Childhood degrees, which are only offered here at the Norwich Campus, we are now offering a bachelor’s degree in technology management, business education and analytic marketing courses, and for the first time at the college level, general college chemistry and physics.”
Once accepted, students should be prepared to attend orientation on Jan. 12, as classes for the spring semester begin the following week on Jan. 19.
“Enrollment has been steady for the last few semesters,” said Cornelius. “We have over 500 students dedicated to the success of the college, but we always like to see new faces.”
For more information on the Norwich Campus of Morrisville State College call 334-5144, or contact the school via e-mail at www.morrisville.edu.
“As always, we’re looking forward to another successful and productive semester,” said Marsha Cornelius, interim dean for the Norwich Campus. “It’s our hope that prospective students will take full advantage of the educational opportunities we provide.”
Instant Admissions Day offers potential students a chance to meet with financial aid and admissions counselors, along with an academic advisor. Those attending must provide a copy of their high school or GED transcript, 2008 tax return and current immunization records. If applicants have all their paperwork in order, and a $40 check or money order for the admissions application fee, they will be instantly admitted to the college.
“We have several new programs available this semester,” stated Cornelius. “In addition to our Criminal Justice and Early Childhood degrees, which are only offered here at the Norwich Campus, we are now offering a bachelor’s degree in technology management, business education and analytic marketing courses, and for the first time at the college level, general college chemistry and physics.”
Once accepted, students should be prepared to attend orientation on Jan. 12, as classes for the spring semester begin the following week on Jan. 19.
“Enrollment has been steady for the last few semesters,” said Cornelius. “We have over 500 students dedicated to the success of the college, but we always like to see new faces.”
For more information on the Norwich Campus of Morrisville State College call 334-5144, or contact the school via e-mail at www.morrisville.edu.
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