Preview Catalog

This is a preview catalog. We will be adding additional classes throughout the month, and some classes may be subject to change. We advise you check back the first week of April and register for classes as soon as possible. A full 2017 Summer Catalog is expected to be available for download soon.

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Table of Contents

Page Math and Science Classes in Summer Session I (May 30-June 30) 2 Math and Science Classes in Summer Session II (July 5 - August 4) 3 Lifelong Learning Classes in Session I (May 30 – June 30) 4 Lifelong Learning Classes in Session II (July 5 - August 4) 5 Summer Workshops and Events from the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Program 6 – 8 Professional Development Summer Workshops from the School of Business (MSB) 9 – 11 Registration Information 12 Campus Map 13 Undergraduate and Graduate Registration Form 15 High School Student Registration Form & Parent Consent Form 16 – 17

The full 2017 Summer Catalog is expected to be available for download the week of March 27 from www.mville.edu/summer

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Math and Science Classes: Session I (May 30-June 30) Taking math and science classes in the summer are a great way for college students to boost their GPA, fulfill requirements, lighten their semester course load, and stay on track to graduate or to just try an interesting course. Register in WebAdvisor, then click "Search for Sections" and navigate to the summer term you wish to view.

For more information and to register for Session I Classes: WebAdvisor

Department Course Name Instructor Credit Days Class Schedule

Biology

BIO.1001.01 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY l TBD 4.00 MWR 5:00 PM-9:30PM

Chemistry

CHM.1001.01 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY I Minei 3.00 TWR 9:20 AM-12:00PM

CHM.1003.01 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY LAB I Minei 1.00 TWR 12:10 PM-3:10 PM

CHM.2001.01 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I Johnston 3.00 TWR 9:20 AM-12:00PM

CHM.2005.01 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB Johnston 1.00 TWR 12:10 PM-3:10 PM

Math

MATH.1030.01 CALCULUS I TBD 4.00 MTWR 12:10PM-3:00PM

MATH.1012.01 PRECALCULUS TBD 4.00 MTWR 9:20AM-12:10PM

MATH.1006.01 MATH FOR LIBERAL ARTS TBD 3.00 TR 8:00AM-12:10PM

Mathematics & Computer Science

MAC.1075.01 COMPUTERS & INFO TECHNOLOGY Kostrov 3.00 MTWR 3:00PM-5:10-PM

MAC.1010.01 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I TBD 4.00 MTWR 12:10PM-3:00PM

Physics

PHY.1001.01 COLLEGE PHYSICS l Pathak 4.00 MTWR 9:20AM-1:30PM

Psychology

PSY.1004.01 FUNDAMENTALS OF PSYCHOLOGY Marino 4.00 MWR 4:20 PM-8:00 PM

PSY.2018.01 DRUG USE AND ABUSE Santucci 3.00 MWR 10:45AM-1:30PM

PSY.2044.01 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY Santucci 3.00 MWR 3:00PM-5:45PM

PSY.2063.01 SOCIAL INFLUENCE & PERSUASION Schreer 3.00 MWR 9:20 AM-12:05PM The full 2017 Summer Catalog is expected to be available for download the week of March 27.

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Math and Science Classes: Session II (July 5 - Aug 4)

Taking math and science classes in the summer are a great way for college students to boost their GPA, fulfill requirements, lighten their semester course load, and stay on track to graduate or to just try an interesting course. Register in WebAdvisor, then click "Search for Sections" and navigate to the summer term you wish to view.

For more information and to register for Session II Classes: WebAdvisor

Department Course Name Instructor Credit Days Class Schedule

Biology

BIO.1002.01 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY ll TBD 4.00 MTR 5:00PM-9:30PM

BIO.2016.01 GLOBAL ENVIORMENTALISM Rahman 3.00 MW 10:45AM-2:55PM

Chemistry

CHM.1002.01 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY ll Minei 3.00 TWR 9:20AM-12:00PM

CHM.1004.01 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY ll LAB Minei 1.00 TWR 12:10PM-3:10PM

CHM.2002.01 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II Johnston 3.00 TWR 9:20AM-12:00PM

CHM.2006.01 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB Johnston 1.00 TWR 12:10PM-3:10PM

Math M th

MATH.1032.01 CALCULUS II TBD 4.00 MTWR 10:45AM-1:45PM

MATH.1007.01 MATH FOR LIBERAL ARTS TBD 3.00 MTWR 3:00PM-5:15PM

MATH.1012.01 PRECALCULUS TBD 4.00 MTWR 5:40PM-8:40PM

Mathematics & Computer Science

MAC.1075.01 COMPUTERS & INFO TECHNOLOGY Tunks 3.00 MWR 5:40PM-8:25PM

MAC.1010.01 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I Psihountas 4.00 MTWR 3:00PM-5:30PM

Physics

PHY.1002.01 COLLEGE PHYSICS II Reznikov 4.00 MTWR 9:20AM-1:30PM

Psychology

PSY.1004.01 FUNDAMENTALS OF PSYCHOLOGY Marino 4.00 MWR 9:20AM-1:00PM

PSY.2009.01 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Schreer 3.00 MWR 9:20AM-12:05PM

The full 2017 Summer Catalog is expected to be available for download the week of March 27.

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Lifelong Learning Classes Summer@Mville 2017: Session I (May 30 – June 30) Choose from a variety of classes in Psychology, History, Economics, Art and Music. Take advantage of our lifelong learner tuition discount*. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and evening, offering great flexibility. For more information and to register as a lifelong learner* in Session I: summer@mville.edu

Department Course Name Instructor Credit Days Class Schedule

Art History

ARH.109.01 19th CENTURY EUROPEAN ART Pings-Gaines 3.00 MWR 9:20AM-12:05PM

Studio Art

ART.3025.01 EXPLORATION OF CERAMIC METHOD TBD 3.00 TWR 9:20 AM-12:00PM

ART.3035.01 FILM PHOTOGRAPHY: BEGINNERS TBD 1.00 TWR 12:10 PM-3:10 PM

ART.3057/5057 EXPERIMENTAL PRINTMAKING Williams 3.00 TWR 9:20 AM-12:00PM

ART.4002.01 WATERCOLOR Williams 1.00 TWR 12:10 PM-3:10 PM

Communications and Media

CAM.1001.01 INTRODUCTION TO COMM & MEDIA Koch 3.00 MWR 10:45AM-1:30PM

Mathematics & Computer Science

MAC.1075.01 COMPUTERS & INFO TECHNOLOGY Kostrov 3.00 MTWR 3:00PM-5:10-PM

Marketing

MKT.1003.01 INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING Bigaouette 3.00 TR 4:20PM-8:30PM

Music

MUB.2021.01 POP SONGS & THE MUSIC BUSINESS Rachlin 3.00 MTR 1:35 PM-4:05 PM

* Lifelong learner tuition (senior adult tuition: no tuition charge- only the $60 registration fee, audit status).

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Lifelong Learning Classes Summer@Mville 2017: Session II (July 5 – Aug 4) Choose from a variety of classes in Psychology, History, Economics, Art and Music. Take advantage of our lifelong learner tuition discount*. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and evening, offering great flexibility. For more information and to register as a lifelong learner* in Session II: summer@mville.edu

Department Course Name Instructor Credit Days Class Schedule

Art History

ARH.1070.01 SURVEY OF EAST ASIAN ARTS Hyun 3.00 MWR 1:35PM-4:20PM

Studio Art

ART.4003.01 PAINTING TBD 3.00 TR 9:20AM-1:25PM

Biology

BIO.1014.01 CONTEMPORARY NUTRITION Pappas 3.00 W+1S 5:40PM-9:45PM/9AM-5PM

BIO.2016.01 GLOBAL ENVIORMENTALISM Rahman 3.00 MW 10:45AM-2:55PM

Education

EDU 5549.01 SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION INSTITUTE TBD 2.0 TBD 8:00AM-4:00PM

English

ENG.2047.01 THE JAZZ AGE Faber 3.00 MWR 1:35PM-4:20PM

Mathematics & Computer Science

MAC.1010.01 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I Psihountas 4.00 MTWR 3:00PM-5:30PM

MAC.1075.01 COMPUTERS & INFO TECHNOLOGY Tunks 3.00 MWR 5:40PM-8:25PM

Music

MUH.2016.01 HISTORY OF JAZZ Reynolds 3.00 MTR 10:45AM-1:25PM

Political Science

POS.1008.01 INTRODUCTION TO LAW Pauley 3.00 MWR 10:45AM-1:30PM

*Lifelong learner tuition (senior adult tuition: no tuition charge- only the $60 registration fee, audit status).

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Workshops and Events Summer@Mville 2017: Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Graduate Creative Writing Program The MFA graduate creative writing program at Manhattanville sponsors non-credit writing events and workshops that are open to the community. These programs welcome writers of all levels to explore their interest in creative writing in a variety of genres. The workshop instructors are published authors who are highly regarded in their fields.

For more information and to register for MFA Workshops: community.mville.edu/mfa Graphic Novel Writing Workshop with special guest Roz Chast Learn to tell a story in the style of a graphic novel—adult and youth (age 10 and up) offered. The day begins with a Keynote presentation by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast, author of “Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant.” The adult workshop will be led by Paul Levitz, former CEO of DC Comics; the youth workshop with will be led by Marvel Comics author Barbara Slate. No special drawing skills necessary to participate. Registration: $75 (includes a boxed lunch)

• May 13 (Saturday) • 11:00AM reading 1:00 PM-4:00 PM workshops • Reid Castle

Presidential Write-In This is a four-part writing workshop for all who seek a creative way to express their thoughts about the recent presidential election and current developments in American politics. This workshop will be led by author and Manhattanville MFA Program Director Lori Soderlind. It will include discussion of classic and popular writing concerned with American presidential campaigns, by authors such as Hunter S. Thompson and Rebecca Traister. Participants will craft and revise one original work—in personal essay, creative nonfiction, memoir, or literary journalism—that expresses a researched and crafted view on the contemporary political climate.

Registration: $150 • June 6, 8, 13 and 15 (Tuesdays and Thursdays) • 6 to 8:30 PM • Barat House classroom

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Workshops and Events Summer@Mville 2017: Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Graduate Creative Writing Program

For more information and to register for MFA Workshops: community.mville.edu/mfa 32nd Annual Summer Writers’ Week, June 19 - 23 A weeklong retreat for writers of all levels. The week is built around morning workshops; participants choose from fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama and young adult writing. Afternoons and evenings are filled with panels and readings. Special afternoon workshops in graphic novel, fantasy, and mystery writing. The intensive week can also be immersive; participants are encouraged to take advantage of housing on campus. Keynote Reading: Joseph O'Neill Joseph O’Neill is the author of four novels, including “Netherland,” which won the 2009 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction and the 2009 Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award, and “The Dog,” published in 2014, named a New York Times Notable Book in 2014. This reading is free and open to the public.

• June 21 (Wednesday) 7 PM • Free and open to the public

Special conference guest: Rivka Galchen Rivka Galchen is the author of a book of nonfiction, “Little Labors,” and the novel “Atmospheric Disturbances.” She is a contributor to The New Yorker, as wells as Harper's Magazine, the New York Times Magazine, and The Believer. She is the recipient of a 2006 Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award.

Summer Writers’ Week workshop faculty Mitchell Jackson (Fiction), Melissa Tuckey (Poetry) Michael McGregor (Nonfiction), Sharbari Ahmed (Dramatic Writing) and Meagan Brothers (Young Adult) Summer Writers’ Week Registration Early bird: $650 (March 1 through March 31) Full-price registration: $750 (begins April 1)

• June 19 to June 23 (Monday through Friday, all day) • Graduate and undergraduate academic credit available • Housing on campus available

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Workshops and Events Summer@Mville 2017: Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Graduate Creative Writing Program

For more information and to register for MFA Workshops: community.mville.edu/mfa

Teen Essay-Writing Bootcamp Essays. When you are in school, you have to write a lot of them, for class assignments, for college applications, and sometimes even for fun. This two-session workshop for high school students will help participants generate creative topics, explore strategies for organization, provide feedback for revision, and break down the essentials of proofreading. The workshop will be overseen by Manhattanville MFA Creative Writing Director Lori Soderlind, and will team teens with graduate writing students to provide a fun, and productive experience. Participants will create and revise one essay of approximately 600 words.

Registration: $150 • Monday and Tuesday, July 10 and 11, 2017 • 5:00PM-9:00PM

www.mville.edu/mfa

The MFA graduate creative writing program at Manhattanville sponsors non-credit writing events and workshops that are open to the community.

For more information and to

register: community.mville.edu/mfa

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Professional Development Workshops Summer@Mville 2017: School of Business (MSB) Enhance your resume, improve your skills, gain a professional certification, recertify or prepare for a new career. Professional development classes are offered in the summer as half-day, full-day, week-long and longer workshops as noncredit offerings. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and evening, offering great flexibility.

For more information and to register for MSB Workshops: community.mville.edu/msb

Microsoft Office Applications Improve your business skills with our Microsoft Office applications workshops. Classes are hands-on training in Excel, PowerPoint and Project. Students must have basic computer skills and previous experience with Microsoft Office. Sign up early to secure your seat. Bring a USB drive to class to save your work.

PowerPoint Basics Workshop I Learn the basic features of PowerPoint, how to create your own presentations both from scratch and with the help of one of the PowerPoint Wizards. Also learn how to prepare the presentation for travel. This two-hour workshop is designed for those unfamiliar with PowerPoint or want a refresher course.

• Date and time TBD • $35

Excel Basics Workshop I Learn the basic features of Excel, the structure of a spreadsheet, and begin learning the capabilities of this powerful program. This two-hour workshop is designed for those unfamiliar with Excel or want a refresher course.

• Date and time TBD • $35

PowerPoint “Beyond Basics” Workshop II Learn more of the advanced features that PowerPoint has to offer. This three hour workshop is for those with basic PowerPoint skills who want to learn how to design more visually appealing presentations. Create customized backgrounds, impressive graphics and diagrams, and learn how to apply custom animations to their graphics.

• Date and time TBD • $55

Excel “Beyond Basics” Workshop II Learn some of the most common formulas and use sample spreadsheets to practice inserting formulas into cells. This three hour workshop is for those who need more in-depth refreshing of quantitative skills.

• Date and time TBD • $55

Project Learn how running a project requires a mix of skill sets and tools in order to create an environment that leads to success. In this hands-on workshop, you are provided with a comprehensive overview of the project management process using Microsoft Project. From planning to execution, gain the skills to implement project management best practices within your organization.

• Date and time TBD • $195

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Professional Development Workshops Summer@Mville 2017: School of Business (MSB)

For more information and to register for MSB Workshops: community.mville.edu/msb

Our professional development classes are offered in the summer as half-day, full-day, week-long and longer workshops as noncredit* offerings. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and evening, offering great flexibility. Grant Writing Learn to analyze the strategies and processes of writing an effective proposal to a foundation, corporation, or individual in this one-day workshop. Examine the elements and characteristics of a successful proposal, including information gathering, organization, and budget review. This workshop helps you focus on writing clearly and tailoring your proposal to the prospective funder. Throughout the day, complete a number of written assignments, culminating in a prototype grant proposal by the end of the workshop.

• July 14 (Friday), 9:00 am to 3:00 pm • $195

Finance for Non-Financial Professionals Learn about key finance and accounting concepts and understand the relationships among profitability, cash flow, liquidity and growth, and identify the red flags in financial statements in this one-day workshop designed for non-financial professionals. Topics include foundations of bookkeeping, streamlining, budget making, contract work, along with an overview of basic financial software.

• Date TBD, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm • $195

The Work of Leaders The Women's Leadership Institute is delighted to present The Work of Leaders, a professional development workshop for leaders of all levels and organizations. Join us on June 22, when participants will learn that the critical work that leaders do can be drilled down to three areas: crafting a vision, building alignment and championing execution. This interactive session will help leaders at all levels, in all kinds of organizations, apply the simple concepts of vison, alignment and execution to their work. Participants will complete the Everything DiSC Work of Leaders® Profile, a research-validated leadership specific self-assessment, prior to attending the course, and will receive their personalized Work of Leaders report at the workshop. The information in this report encourages leaders to understand their own leadership behaviors and how these behaviors impact their effectiveness.

• June 22 (Thursday) , 9:00 am to 1:00 pm • $250

Using Social Media to Land Your Next Job Learn to market yourself across various social media platforms by optimizing Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook in this half-day workshop. Become skilled in creating a consistent message about yourself that highlights your skills and makes you stand out as a professional in your individual field. Emphasis is placed on LinkedIn's little-known and advanced features. Before upgrading to a premium subscription, learn what you can do with a LinkedIn free account first.

• July 28 (Friday) time TBA • $55

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Professional Development Workshops Summer@Mville 2017: School of Business (MSB)

For more information and to register for MSB Workshops: community.mville.edu/msb

Our professional development classes are offered in the summer as half-day, full-day, week-long and longer workshops as noncredit offerings. Classes are scheduled throughout the day and evening, offering great flexibility.

B-to-B Digital Marketing Certification (online class) This ten-week certification program, created by a team of top business-to-business (b-to-b) marketing experts at SiriusDecisions, a leading b-to-b advisory firm, presents a series of tools, techniques, and frameworks for overcoming these challenges and excelling in today’s digital environment. Using case studies, tool kits, peer review and discussion, and applied activities, participants will leave with a best-in-class education on b-to-b digital marketing strategy, processes, and tactics. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion from Manhattanville College as well as the SiriusDecisions B to B Digital Marketing Certification.

• June 7 - August 9, class meets online • Noncredit: $1,999 / Credit : $2,745 (3 graduate level credits)

www.mville.edu/msb

The School of Business (MSB) offers professional development classes as half-day, full-day, week-long and longer workshops as noncredit offerings.

For more information and to register: community.mville.edu/msb

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Registration Registration is expected to open by April 3, 2017. Current Manhattanville students need to follow the regular advising procedures to have their holds cleared in order to register for Summer. School of Education students should contact the School of Education Graduate Advising Office at: (914) 323-5366.

How to Register for Classes in Summer Session I and II Current Manhattanville Students: Register online in WebAdvisor (https://webadvisor.mville.edu/WebAdvisor/WebAdvisor?) for Summer Session classes as soon as you have been advised for the upcoming Spring registration and your advisement "Hold" has been removed.

Non-Manhattanville Students may use WebAdvisor to view available courses. Click the "PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS" link. Select the "Search for Sections" link and then choose "2017 Summer 1 Term" or "2017 Summer 2 Term" from the Term drop-down list. Choose the Subjects and Course Levels you're interested in and then click SUBMIT.

Visiting Student Registration If you are a visiting student and the course you wish to take does not require pre-requisites, please fill out the Visiting Student Registration Form and fax or deliver it directly to the Registrar's office. fax: 914-323-5211 Visiting Student with Courses that Require Pre-Requisites Visiting Students who wish to register for courses that require pre-requisites, will first need to provide proof that the pre- requisites has been met. An unofficial/student transcript must accompany the Visiting Student Registration Form. Fax or mail the materials to the Summer Session Coordinator. fax: 914-694-3488 or send a scanned copy as an attachment to: summer@mville.edu.

Tuition Undergraduate: $825 per credit* Bachelor of Science (APPEAL): $670 per credit Graduate Education: $915 per credit* Graduate MS: $915 per credit Graduate MFA: $770 Per Course Auditing Fee: $510 High School Students: $150 per credit*

Fees in Addition to Tuition Registration Fee $60 Late Registration Fee $150 Science Laboratory: $75 per course Language Resource Center: $75 Studio Art: $115 per course

*Manhattanville offers a discount in the per credit tuition for summer school to full-time Manhattanville undergraduates; to matriculated School of Education students taking undergraduate liberal arts courses; and to high school students. For further details, please contact: summer@mville.edu. Lifelong Learner For more information and to register as a lifelong learner, send an email to: summer@mville.edu. Lifelong learner tuition (senior adult tuition: no tuition charge- only the $60 registration fee, audit status). Summer@Mville 2017 Workshops and Events For more information and to register for non-credit workshops and events, go to: community.mville.edu/summer

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PAYMENT IS TO BE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS (914-323-5266).

ALL STUDENTS MUST PAY THE $60 REGISTRATION FEE PER SEMESTER.

TUITION COST PER CREDIT

FEES PER COURSE

$825.00 Art Lab Fee: $115 Undergraduate (traditional) BA/BS: Undergraduate APPEAL BS: $670.00 Language Lab Fee: $75

Music Lesson Fee:

Science Lab Fee:

½ Hr: $500; 1 Hr: $1000 $75.00

PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION FORM (ALL FIELDS REQUIRED) Semester: _______________

Course & Sec. #

Course Title

Instructor Days Times # of

Credits **Is this a REPEAT?

** NOTE: Certain courses may be repeated under the Undergraduate Grade Replacement Policy. See the Catalog or Registrar’s website for details. Students on Academic Probation must review repeated courses with their advisor.**

STUDENT ID: SSN: DATE:

LAST NAME: FIRST NAME: MIDDLE NAME:

ADDRESS

Street: ________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

City:__________________________________________________

State:_______________________ Zip:______________________

PHONE DOB:

Home: Check one: � Male �Female

Cell: DEGREE/PROGRAM (check one):

EMAIL � BA � BFABMUS � BS �BMUS

� CHECK HERE IF YOU HAVE LISTED A NEW ADDRESS_____________________________________ � Non-Matriculated

DEAN USE ONLY: Residency/Discount Code: Cohort: Approval Initials:

REQUIRED ADVISOR SIGNATURE: DATE:

RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: Registrar’s Office (Brownson Hall 113) � Manhattanville College � 2900 Purchase St. � Purchase, NY 10577

Phone 914-323-5337 � Fax 914-323-5211

ATTENTION AUDITORS

Registration for Auditors begins after the add/dropperiod and is conducted solely on a space-available basis. The auditing fee is $510 per course. Auditors may register for lecture style courses (ie. History, English, Philosophy). Auditors may not register for courses that require lab or class participation (ie. Art, Dance, Foreign Languages).

I agree to abide by all policies and procedures as stated in Manhattanville College’s publications including payment of all charges and collection fees. I realize I am solely responsible for selecting the courses needed for my degree. I am aware that registering for any repeat course may affect my financial aid.

STUDENT SIGNATURE:_____________________________ DATE: ____________

OFFICE USE ONLY

DATE ENTERED: __________________

ENTERED BY: ____________________

PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS (914-323-5266).

REGISTRATION FEE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IS WAIVED TUITION COST PER CREDIT COURSE FEES PER COURSE (if applicable)

$150.00 Art Lab Fee: $115 Language Lab Fee: $75 Music Lesson Fee: ½ Hour: $500; 1 Hour: $1000 Science Lab Fee: $75

High School Student Registration Form & Parent Consent Form

(This document has 2-sides)

IF THE ABOVE COURSES REQUIRE PREREQUISITES OR PERMSSION TO REGISTER, OBTAIN SIGNATURE BELOW:

Department/Faculty Signature: Date:

RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: Manhattanville College Registrar’s Office 2900 Purchase St. Purchase, NY 10577

Phone: 914-323-5337 Fax: 914-323-5211 Email: registrar@mville.edu

STUDENT ID: SSN: DATE:

LAST NAME: FIRST NAME: MIDDLE NAME: ADDRESS Street: ______________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ City:________________________________________________ State:_______________________ Zip:____________________

PHONE DOB: Home: Check one: Male Female Cell: OFFICE USE ONLY

EMAIL Discount Code: Approval:

Emergency Contact Information-Parents or Guardian:

First Name: ____________________________

Last Name: ____________________________

Phone (Home): __________________________

Phone (Cell): ____________________________

Email :_______________________________

Name of high school currently attending:____________________________ NOTE: Submit a current high school transcript and letter of recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor with this registration form.

Current high school level (check one):

Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior

OFFICE USE ONLY DATE ENTERED: __________________ ENTERED BY: ____________________

Parent/Guardian: I understand that I must pay all charges for this registration. If I fail to do so, I must pay additional fees to cover collection costs, including but not limited to third party fees, attorney’s fees, and interest. I also understand my child’s academic record is protected by FERPA and requires his/her consent to access it. NOTE: All course drop requests MUST be made in writing. REQUIRED SIGNATURE _____________________________________________________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN DATE

High School students ready for college work may earn credit for certain introductory Manhattanville courses. To apply and register, submit this registration form and the parent consent form (on reverse side) if student is attending classes on the Manhattanville campus. Seating for high school students in courses is on a space-available

basis only. Attending Manhattanville College as a high school student does not constitute acceptance to the College. A high school student may request to have an official college transcript sent to another institution (fee applies). Acceptance of Manhattanville credits is subject to the receiving institution’s transfer evaluation policies. * Please include a current high school transcript and letter of recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor with this registration form *

Term Course & Section # Course Title Instructor # of Credits

Registration Deadlines: High school registrations must be completed by the Add/Drop deadline for a given term as listed in the Manhattanville academic calendar. See www.mville.edu/registrar for term deadlines.

High School Student Parent Notification & Consent Form

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Consent Statement: 

I am aware that _________________________________ is attending class at Manhattanville College (print name of student)

located at 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, New York, my child is registering for one or more courses for the term indicated on the registration form and she/he may return to attend more classes in future semesters. I will make myself aware of the days and hours the course(s) are meeting and I understand the following:

My child may travel to the College by various forms of public and private transportation. Theremay be risks involved in this.

My child’s departure from his/her home or school to the College may be made without adultsupervision.

My child will be expected to follow instructions and directions from College academic,administrative and campus safety personnel at all times.

Course instruction may involve mature subject matter and the presence of mature visualcontent delivered in all media formats.

My child will be subject to the customary rules and policies set forth by the College in itsannual catalogs, hand books, email communications and web site postings.

Upon receiving a welcome email from the College (first time registrants), my child will establishaccess to their assigned Mville Office 365 email account and the WebAdvisor self-serviceportal.

I assume the above risks and responsibilities on behalf of my child and myself.

Registration Notice: 

If for any reason my child decides not to attend classes or discontinue attendance, it is his/her responsibility to inform the College’s Registrar’s Office to either drop their registration by the term’s Add/Drop deadline (courses and grades will not appear on transcript) or withdraw from

courses through the usual withdrawal procedure (courses and W grades will appear on transcript). Failure to do so will result in a permanent failing grade on his/her official

transcript. Partial or full tuition and fee liabilities will apply per the schedules set forth by the Student Accounts Office.

I understand and accept all of the conditions outlined above.

____________________________________ ___________________ Signature of parent/guardian Date

____________________________________ Printed name of parent/guardian

High School Reg Form - 2017