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Florida Sites

 

Florida Sites, 81 Beal Pkwy SE , Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548-5327 , (850) 244-7414 

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Johnson & Wales University North Miami, Florida                       

http://www.jwu.edu/

Johnson & Wales University - North Miami Campus
1701 NE 127th Street
North Miami, FL 33181

 

At Johnson & Wales University, we prepare you for personal and professional success. Our pioneering educational model of combining academics, hands-on training, work experience tied to a field of study, leadership opportunities and career development has made JWU a recognized leader in career education.

Just north of Miami’s downtown and South Beach—and just south of Ft. Lauderdale— our campus is located within a cultural and design mecca, and hub of international business. Established in 1992, the North Miami Campus has grown to include more than 2,000 students from 50 countries and 45 cities, enrolled in our College of Business, College of Culinary Arts and The Hospitality College.

Our Campus

Our palm-tree lined campus is just south of Ft. Lauderdale and just north of downtown Miami, putting you in an international business hub and a cultural hotspot. More than 2000 students from 50 states and 45 countries create an active, multicultural environment.

Twenty five acres and growing, the campus is steps from shops, restaurants and commerce. Residence halls include traditional, apartment and suite-style rooms—most with cable, telephone and internet. Many have television lounges, game rooms and laundry facilities. You’ll find your culinary and pastry peers staffing our Mix dining center, located in the hub of our campus. And it wouldn’t be Miami without our two swimming pools and beach volleyball court.

Programmes/Courses

JWU offers accredited undergraduate and graduate degree programs in business, hospitality, culinary arts, technology and education. Our pioneering approach to academics combines classroom education and industry-specific skills with relevant work experience, career preparation and leadership development. You’ll be ahead of the competition—with a road map in hand to achieve your career goals.

 

College of Business
Bachelor's Degree
Criminal Justice
Fashion Merchandising & Retail Marketing
Food Marketing
Management
Marketing

One Year/Certificate Programs
Business Administration One-year program (1)

College of Culinary Arts
Associate Degree
Baking & Pastry Arts
Culinary Arts

Bachelor's Degree
Culinary Arts & Food Service Management (4)
Pastry Arts & Food Service Management (4)

The Hospitality College
Bachelor's Degree
Culinary Arts & Food Service Management (5)
Hotel & Lodging Management
Pastry Arts & Food Service Management (5)
Restaurant, Food & Beverage Management
Sports/Entertainment/Event Management
Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Management

1=Students entering this program will complete one year and then be required to select a Business degree-granting major
2=Students entering this program will complete courses in multi-disciplined areas and then be required to select a Business or Hospitality degree-granting major
3=Students must meet specific academic standards for enrollment in this bachelor's degree program
4=Joint degree w/The Hospitality College
5=Joint degree w/College of Culinary Arts

 

Whatever business trail you want to blaze, JWU’s College of Business will help you get there. From marketing and management to fashion merchandising and retail marketing, criminal justice and even food marketing, our accredited degree programs bring you inside your chosen field, so you’ll be ready to hit the ground running.

·                     Our pioneering approach combines classroom education with hands-on learning and work experience

·                     By taking classes in your major right away, you’ll know if you’ve chosen the right field

·                     Our concentrations keep you on top of global trends and focus your interests

·                     As professional educators with significant industry experience, our faculty bring real-life projects and networking opportunities into small classroom settings

Our curriculum is developed with industry input, so you'll gain the knowledge and skills that employers are seeking

Bachelor of Science Degree
Criminal Justice
Fashion Merchandising & Retail Marketing
Food Marketing
Management
Marketing

Non-Degree Programs
Business Administration (one-year program; tracks into College of Business bachelor’s degree)

 

From positions in restaurants, resorts, spas and cruise lines to careers in nutrition, food product development or as a celebrity chef—opportunities in the expansive culinary industry are limited only by your imagination. In the next decade alone, the U.S. culinary industry is predicted to add 2 million new positions, creating the need for well-trained professionals.

Combining Culinary Arts with Business
Since good food is serious business, JWU’s College of Culinary Arts will do more than turn your passion into an art.

·                     Our pioneering approach combines culinary skills with management education, work experience, social responsibility and a foundation in the liberal arts. Unlike ordinary cooking schools, you’ll graduate from an accredited university—with the critical thinking and business skills necessary to achieve your long-term career goal

·                     Small class sizes allow you to master techniques in an array of world-class production environments. From hot and cold kitchens and bake shops to specific beverage, bread, chocolate and baking formula technology labs—we offer top-notch facilities to fulfill your greatest ambition

·                     Choose from among the broadest selection of culinary degree programs , and customize your degree with our innovative concentrations. Because our curriculum is developed with industry input, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills that employers are seeking

·                     Our faculty are professional educators and accomplished chefs with industry experience—many with international recognition. Explore global cuisines and culture through study abroad and exchange programs in Europe or Asia—or test your skills in national and international competitions

·                     Strengthen your resume through hands-on work opportunities at local hot spots, our Michelin 3-star partnership sites around the globe, or at our JWU-owned and operated hotels, restaurants and banquet facilities

Degree Programs

At JWU you can receive two culinary degrees in four years — an Associate in Science (A.S.) degree after the first two and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree after the second two. 

Associate Degree
Baking & Pastry Arts
Culinary Arts

Bachelor Degree
Baking & Pastry and Food Service Management
Culinary Arts and Food Service Management

Within the traditional B.S. degree, JWU also offers concentrations in Baking & Pastry Arts, Beverage Service Management, Contemporary Pastry Arts, and Culinary Capstone Labs.

JWU also offers a variety

The North Miami Campus brings the excitement of criminology to life with its crime scene facilities and criminal justice major. The program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach to understanding law enforcement and crime. Our curriculum is interdisciplinary, taking material from sociology and psychology, and combining it with criminal justice theory and practice, and our courses cover a variety of topics, and our brand new criminal justice lab is technologically advanced and modeled after equipment found in the industry.

The Criminal Justice bachelor of science  degree gives you a number of options upon graduation. In fact some employers, especially federal government law enforcement agencies, require a baccalaureate degree as an entry level requirement.

The School of Arts & Sciences integrates liberal arts courses with career education to prepare students to be productive and responsible citizens. 

We provide you with valuable workplace skills in writing, math, logical thinking, and communication, and seek to broaden your understanding of the world and your place within it, through courses in literature, history, science, leadership, humanities, language, and the social sciences.

International students who have not submitted an official TOEFL exam or have not met the TOEFL score requirement will be registered for the English as a Second Language (ESL) program. Pending the results of the ESL Placement Exam, students will be registered for Beginner Level ESL classes.

 

Scholarships

You can earn an international student scholarship for the Fall 2009 term. International students may be eligible for academic scholarships ranging from $1,000 to full tuition based on academic merit. These scholarships are awarded during the application and credential evaluation stage, and may be renewable for up to four years.

For International and Study Abroad students visit these sites:

Council on International Educational Exchange

Institute for International Education

International Presidential Scholarship

Internationalscholarships.com

internationalstudent.com

The below rates apply for the 2008-2009 academic year.

Tuition: $21,297
General Fee: $1,023
Orientation Fee: $265*
*fall term rate (charged to first term only)

Room and Board is assessed for the academic year and includes residence hall accommodations and three meals daily Monday through Thursday. The Optional Weekend Meal Plan provides two meals daily from Friday through Sunday for students who wish to have weekend meals in a university dining facility (excluding designated holiday periods).

Residence hall students may remove the plan only through the first two weeks of each term; after that time, the charge cannot be credited for that term.

A student may add the weekend meal plan at any time during the term but will be charged a prorated fee.

If you are an international student interested in entering the U.S. to study full-time, you will need a student visa. You are considered an international student if you:

were not born in the U.S. and

are not a citizen OR

do not have a “green card” granting you permanent residency status in the U.S.

There are two major categories of nonimmigrant student visas: J1 and F1.

J1 student visas are for those who want to participate in an exchange visitor program or internship program in the U.S. This visa is intended for students needing practical training that is not available in their home country.

An F1 student visa is needed if you are interested in studying in the U.S. at an accredited college or university.

To obtain the necessary visa, you must submit a DS-156 Form, as well as an I-20 (for an F1) or a DS-2019 (for a J1), to the United States embassy or consulate in your country of citizenship or permanent residency.

For visa application forms, go to the U.S. Department of State. You can also check current visa wait times for your country online.

You will also need to present a valid passport, evidence of financial support and any other documents required by the embassy or consulate. Check with your respective U.S. Embassy before you apply, since requirements might differ from embassy to embassy.

In addition to completed and signed application forms, you must prepare the following documents when applying for a visa:

A passport valid for at least six months after your proposed date of entry to the U.S.

One passport size photograph (37x37mm), showing full face, without head covering, against a light background.

A receipt for the visa processing fee. (Keep a copy for your records.)

All three pages of I-20 (for F1) or DS-2019 (for J1) form, signed by the applicant and by a school official in the appropriate places.

Financial evidence (such as bank statement, scholarship letter or graduate assistantship appointment letter) that clearly shows that you or your financial sponsors have sufficient funds to cover your tuition and living expenses.

Proof of binding ties to a residence in your home country that you have no intention of abandoning.

F2 and J2 visas are for the spouses and/or children of F1 or J1 applicants. F1 applicants with dependents must furnish the relevant marriage and/or birth certificates as proof of the relationship. It is preferable that families apply for the required visas at the same time; however, if the spouse and children must apply separately, both parties must bring with them a copy of the F1 visa holder's passport and visa, along with all other required documents.

I-901 SEVIS Fee receipt

 

 Florida Southern College SG, Florida             

 

 

111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive
Lakeland, FL   33801-5698
fscadm@flsouthern.edu

Location in Lakeland, Florida
The campus is located in Lakeland, Florida, one of Florida’s most beautiful cities, in the heart of Florida’s high-tech corridor. The campus is situated on Lake Hollingsworth, which is home to the FSC water ski team. The 3-mile lake perimeter walking trail is a favorite gathering place for students. The city has wonderful restaurants, theatres, golf courses, shopping options, and museums. It is a short drive to some of the nation’s most popular beaches.

FSC Quick Facts

Description
Founded in 1883, Florida Southern has a superb liberal arts and sciences core, as well as outstanding professional programs in business, nursing, and education and pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, physical therapy, theology, and veterinary medicine.

Read the 2008 edition of The Princeton Review's prestigious college guide, “The 366 Best Colleges,” to learn what FSC students have to say about their college experience. Only 15% of all undergraduate institutions in the nation meet this publication’s rigorous standard for excellent academics and campus life. U.S. News & World Report ranks Florida Southern in the Top 5 among “The Best Baccalaureate Colleges in the South.” As for value, U.S. News & World Report rates FSC #4 in its “Best Value” rankings, which relate a school’s academic quality with the cost of attendance. The Princeton Review also consistently ranks FSC as a “Best Value College,” and Barron’s calls us one of the nation’s “Best Buys in College Education.”

Academic Programs
Florida Southern offers the following undergraduate degree programs:

Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Music Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts	Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Music	Bachelor of Science in Nursing

The College offers 48 majors and 40 minors.

Master’s degree programs are offered in business, nursing, and education.

Undergraduate and graduate degree programs are offered at centers in Orlando and Ocala, Florida

Distinctive Programs
Florida Southern College is nationally known for engaged, active learning. Programs of distinction include:

Student-Faculty Collaborative Research - Students have the opportunity to work in groups of 2 to 5 students with a faculty member on key research projects in a variety of disciplines. Results are often published or presented at national conferences.

Study Abroad - Florida Southern sponsors trips to 13 international destinations including China, United Kingdom, Australia, Bahamas, Costa Rica, Fiji, France, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, and Spain. Students can choose to spend a semester abroad or take shorter courses in a variety of disciplines.

Honors Program – Academically talented students who seek a highly-rigorous program of study may apply for admission to the FSC Honors Program, which provides exciting exploration of interdisciplinary topics, as well as more extensive study of selected topics.

EXL courses – designed specifically for incoming first year students, EXL is conducted in a dynamic discussion format, allowing students to work together in groups to explore interesting and very unusual topics such as Restaurant Nation: The Menus Tell the Tale of Our American Culture and Everything I Need to Know About College, I Learned from Disney, while providing a great way to become acquainted with other students and faculty.

Career Center – Services include personalized career coaching; job search assistance; Career Expos; seminars; resume critiques; mock interviews; and graduate school planning.

The Festival of Fine Arts – This exceptional arts forum presents world-class artists in concert, plays, ballet, opera, art exhibits, and jazz events. All full-time students receive complimentary admission.

Other distinctive programs include internships, independent study, ROTC, and many more.

Students
Florida Southern is home to 1,710 undergraduate and 108 graduate students from 41 states and 31 foreign countries.

Faculty
Florida Southern has an extraordinary faculty of teacher-scholars deeply committed to their students' success. There are 107 full-time faculty members who teach undergraduate courses. 88% hold the highest degree in their area of expertise.

Student-Faculty Ratio
Florida Southern's student-faculty ratio is 13 to 1, with an average class size of 20.

Costs for the 2008-2009 Year

Full-Time Residential Tuition, Room/Board, and Fees  $29,995

Full-Time Commuting Tuition and Fees  $22,145

Financial Aid
Florida Southern provides more than $14 million annually in institutionally-funded scholarships. Adding federal and state financial aid awards to the equation, FSC students receive more than $26 million in overall financial aid assistance. In fact, 96% of our students receive financial aid annually!
Campus
Florida Southern is located on a 100-acre campus, with 60 structures including a renovated science building, modern auditorium that seats 1,800, student-recital auditorium that seats 200, 19 computer labs, a communications building equipped with its own computer labs and television studio, modern residence halls, a remodeled dining hall and a cyber café located within the library, a state-of-the-art wellness center with a world-class Olympic swimming pool and gymnasium, tennis courts, ball fields, soccer stadium venues, and intramural facilities that are home to soccer, basketball, tennis, and a wide variety of other activities.

Athletics
The Florida Southern College Moccasins are members of the NCAA Division II and include student-athletes on 18 varsity sports. The Mocs are proud of 26 NCAA Division II national championship titles and more than 420 All-American athletes. FSC offers 12 intramural sports, in which almost 50% of all students participate.

Activities
Florida Southern students are actively engaged in more than 70 clubs and organizations, including special interests clubs, Student Government Association, Young Republicans, Young Democrats, sororities and fraternities, and many more! Students are nationally known for outstanding leadership skills, which result from these outstanding activity opportunities. Students are also very involved in student service projects and volunteer more than 32,000 hours each year to benefit local agencies.

Residence Halls
Florida Southern College believes that an important part of a student's education is achieved within the group living atmosphere maintained in its residence halls. Single and double room choices are available. The FSC Resident Advisors are outstanding campus leaders and coordinate great hall activities.

Alumni
Florida Southern has approximately 25,000 alumni living all over the world.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADMISSION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To apply to Florida Southern College as an international student we will need for you to submit the following documents:

Completed, signed application form, along with US $30.00 application fee

Official transcripts of all academic work completed at the secondary school or university level, translated & interpreted in English. For more information on translation of transcripts visit World Education Services.

One letter of recommendation, which must be from an academic source.

SAT or ACT score, or a TOEFL score of 213 on the computerized test (550 on the paper test), (the TOEFL may be waived if you can supply evidence of successful completion of an approved English-as-a-second-language program, or transcripts from at least 1 year of academic work in an English speaking environment).

A Bank Letter (on bank letterhead) demonstrating available funding to you while you are studying in the United States.

A completed Sponsorship Guarantee Form

A photocopy of a current passport, student visa and I-20 if you are already studying in the US.

In addition, all freshmen desiring to participate in our NCAA Division II varsity sports program must submit SAT and/or ACT scores at acceptable levels.  Test scores and core curriculum grades must be reported to the NCAA Clearinghouse.  Transfer students will need to arrange for appropriate release forms and a credit evaluation of their previous work to determine their eligibility for intercollegiate competition.

Student Visas

Along with a letter of admission, immigration officials require a completed 
I-20 form from students seeking to obtain an F-1 student visa for study in the US.  Any I-20 issued with our letter of admission clearly lists the sources of funding which will cover the direct costs and incidental expenses of attending Florida Southern College for the academic year.  Most often, the list includes several sources:  the student’s own contribution or that expected from the family, various sponsoring agencies from which the student may have secured assistance (such as churches, corporations or service organizations which might agree to provide limited scholarship aid), and any funding which FSC will provide in the way of scholarships or grants.  In order to list those funds and issue an I-20, we need to have on hand a bank letter (on original bank letterhead) showing available funding and/or a completed sponsorship form. 

Our Financial Aid Office will notify students about any scholarship aid for which they qualify, and all such funds will be listed on the I-20 in the appropriate space.  The I-20 is issued once the student has been accepted for admissions and has indicated a commitment to attend by paying the required deposit of US $500. An I-20 form will not be issued until the $500 is paid to Florida Southern College.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available to international students, but are minimal. They are based on academic merit, community service and leadership. To view a list of possible scholarships from FSC please check out  http://www.flsouthern.edu/finaid/scholarships.htm

Please check with your guidance counselor or local advising center for possible scholarships and loans from your home country. 

Some possibilities for students from Latin America can be found at: www.oas.org  click on “opportunities” and then “fellowships”.

Possible scholarships for students from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe and Russia can be found at  www.fulbright.org and www.fordfound.org

 

 Webber International University SG, Florida                   

http://www.webber.edu

Webber International University
1201 N. Scenic Hwy
Babson Park, FL 33827

 

Webber is a very special place.  While our students represent some 37 different nations (and at least five more countries are represented by our faculty and staff), we are truly, at our core, a family.  Beyond a high quality, highly relevant education, you will find Webber students grow not only academically, but athletically, socially, and personally, in a supportive, collegial, highly engaged environment.  Our undergraduate students participate in 16 different intercollegiate sports.  Some play in our band.  They join clubs such as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Marketing Club, the Society of Hosteurs, the Fishing Club, and Phi Beta Lambda.  They participate in the Student Leadership Association, publish the school newspaper, and compete in a variety of intramural competitions.  And that's just for starters...activities, both formal and informal, abound. 

 

Academics

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS:

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE

Curriculum Requirements - Satisfactory completion of 60 academic semester hours of credit or equivalent in an approved program as outlined in this catalog and as determined by the faculty of the department.

Residence Requirements -

a) The minimum residence requirements for the associate degree is two semesters.

b) Students are required to complete 30 of the last 33 credits applied toward the Associate Degree during regular residence in the college.

G.P.A. Requirement - Students must maintain a 2.00 or higher grade point average for all study completed at Webber International University.

Physical Education - Students will be allowed no more than 3 credits of Physical Education courses toward grade point. These credit hours will not count toward Graduation requirements.

Application for Graduation - Application for graduation must be filed in the Registrar's office ONE semester before the semester of graduation.

Financial Obligations - All financial obligations to the college must be fulfilled.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Curriculum Requirements - Satisfactory completion of 120 academic semester hours of credit or equivalent in an approved program as outlined in this catalog and as determined by the faculty.

Residence Requirements -

a) The minimum residence requirements for the associate degree is two semesters.

b) Students are required to complete 30 of the last 33 credits applied toward the Bachelor's Degree in regular residence in the college.

After the student enrolls at Webber International University only general education courses may be taken at other institutions. All remaining business core and subject area specialization courses must be taken at Webber International University. An exemption from this requires a special petition to the Chief Academic Officer.

G.P.A. Requirement - Students must maintain a 2.00 or higher grade point average for all study completed at Webber International University.

Physical Education - Students will be allowed no more than 3 credits of Physical Education courses toward grade point. These credit hours will not count toward Graduation requirements.

Application for Graduation - Application for graduation must be filed in the Registrar's office ONE semester before the semester of graduation.

Financial Obligations - All financial obligations to the college must be fulfilled.

DEGREE COMBINATIONS

Any student pursuing a four-year degree may elect to pursue an Associate of Science degree in one area of concentration and a Bachelor of Science in another area of concentration. Such diversity of effort not only broadens one's horizon, but offers flexibility among alternate employment opportunities in today's fluctuating business environment.

A student wishing to earn a second bachelor's degree in another concentration would complete 120 credit hours toward the B.S. degree in the first area, then would be required to complete an additional 30 credit hours in the second area. HOWEVER, none of the 30 credit hours in the second area CAN be duplicated of the 30 specialty hours from the first area.

The student will complete the second B.S. degree with a minimum of 150 credit hours. A student wishing to earn a second associate's degree in another concentration would complete 60 credit hours toward the A.S. degree in the first area, then would be required to complete an additional 15 credit hours in the second area. HOWEVER, none of the 15 credit hours in the second area CAN be duplicated of the specialty hours from the first area. The student will complete the double A.S. degree with a minimum of 75 credit hours. GRADUATION Webber degrees are conferred during graduation ceremonies held each Spring at the completion of the second semester of the academic year.

Any student who has a 2.00 cumulative G.P.A., is pre-registered to complete his degree by the end of August, and has completed an application for graduation will be allowed to march in the Spring graduation ceremony.

GRADUATION HONORS

Honors recognition is given to degree candidates whose cumulative grade point average for all study completed is 3.50 or higher.

Baccalaureate students who have earned 60 hours at Webber International University may receive the following designed honors:

Accounting

Computer Information Systems Management

This major is designed to prepare the graduate with skills in information systems and management for an entry-level position that could lead to a career in a variety of IS positions. The student will develop skills with typical �office� software packages, basic networking and operating systems, relational database design and programming, basic web design, structured programming using one or more high-level programming languages, systems analysis and design, team management, and a fundamental knowledge of the organizational structure. Courses in the program are designed around realistic business problems and hands-on experience with both hardware and software. As the graduate expands his/her knowledge and skills with specific software and systems, and develops important experience; career opportunities widens into positions, such as systems/network administrator, programmer, systems designer, systems analyst, systems engineer, or MIS manager

Corporate Communications

Today’s business environment relies heavily on the production, presentation and
management of information. The modern corporate communication professional writes news
releases, designs brochures, edits material created earlier, and updates the organization’s web
page all from a desktop computer. The Corporate Communication program, leading to the B.S.
degree, prepares students for positions in government, private industry, and the not-for-profit
sector as specialists in the visual and verbal presentation of information. The required courses in this interdisciplinary program focus on how communication is used in business to promote
products and services motivate employees and explain corporate decisions to stakeholders. The elective courses enable students to pursue an area of interest or specialization--particularly in the areas of media relations or employee motivation and training.

 

Finance

This program is designed to prepare the graduate as a financial analyst. The student will develop an understanding of the theory of finance and the interaction of private and public sector finance as they relate to the overall economy. The student will develop a theoretical as well as a practical understanding of the various areas in the field of finance: banking, investments, financial institutions, insurance, real estate, portfolio management, and general financial management

Hospitality & Tourism Management

The graduate of Webber International University's Hospitality Business Management program will have the knowledge and skills needed to be an effective manager in the hospitality industry. The program is designed to give the student both theory and practice in the most relevant aspects of Hospitality Business Management. The graduate will have learned how to deal with human and material resources, how to face challenges in a positive and productive manner, and how to direct a team effort in the delivery of superior service.

Management

The program's inherent flexibility promotes the skills to manage in a variety of business and industry positions. The carefully planned courses provide the foundation for making intelligent business decisions. Entrepreneurial education is an essential component of the Management Program. Emphasis is placed on: creating and revising strategic plans; processes leading to planned outcomes; budgets and controls; personnel issues and ethics in business. These skills are as applicable to small business as they are to medium and large business enterprises.

Marketing

Marketing is a dynamic field and includes product development and planning, pricing, distribution and promotion. Marketing operations are carried out by all business organizations offering a product or service. The program is designed to give students an overview of the variety of marketing activities and functions, and to assist them in acquiring the necessary skills that will enable them to meet the many challenges Marketing poses.

Pre-Law

The Pre-Law major at Webber International University gives the student the best of both approaches to the preparation for law school. The business core courses prepare the student for the commercial and corporate aspects of the practice of law and the courses that compose the pre-law major represent the sociological and political aspects that lead to the development of the current legal environment. Students selecting this major should strongly consider elective courses that reinforce analytical and critical thinking and problem solving. The Webber International University curriculum is especially appropriate for students pursuing a career in law because of the concentration of writing and oral communications skills cultivated in the general education courses and the business core courses. Students may also select a minor in another area of business such as accounting or finance. These areas comprise a significant portion of the preparation for law school and the practice of law as a profession.

Security Management

The Security Management major is designed for those students who aspire to have a leadership role – in either the public or private sector – in the realms of security. Consequently, the degree is designed to provide students with the fundamentals they need to be managers in general coupled with specific coursework in crime, justice, investigation, and security. As a cohesive course of study providing a broad base of management knowledge and a concentration of industry specific knowledge, the program of study is intended to provide students, whether in private or governmental entities, with the skills they need to manage security related departments and functions

Sport Management

The sport industry is truly international. Demand for the leaders needed to maintain its success is growing rapidly. The Sport Management program is designed to provide such leaders. Building on a solid business core, the student then explores the unique aspects of such areas as sports promotion, sports information and media, and facilities and event management.

General Business Studies

The Bachelor of Science in General Business Studies is a program that recognizes the ever-changing needs in the world today. The program offers flexibility for students who have career goals that require a business background but do not require a specific major field. The program is structured to permit the transfer of up to 39 non-business related credits for students who have earned credit in another area but have recognized the need for a business foundation in their chosen field of employment. It also provides flexibility for the student to select a large number of electives within the business field to tailor the educational program to the student’s life goals. The General Business Studies course work is largely managerial and entrepreneurial in scope. The program is ideal for students who want to operate a small business in a technical field or who are reentering college after having earned college credit in another field. Students are encouraged to consider a minor to accompany the General Business Studies degree

 

Graduate Academic Programs

MBA PROGRAM:  GAINING A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

Contemporary business environments require competitive organizations to foster a culture where employees continuously and actively develop skills that allow the firm to take full advantage of business opportunities. The global business arena has recognized the value that is created through capitalizing on the following trends:

Leveraging information technology

Minimizing the cost of capital inputs

Cultivating and nurturing powerful brands through quality programs

Integrated global markets organizational commitment to ethical dealings and financial reporting that creates information symmetry between stakeholders and shareholders.

Through an enhanced understanding of business practices, managers can sharpen strategic skills which can be utilized to seize opportunities which will manifest themselves well into the next century. It will be the responsibility of each business professional to seek additional training and expertise. The Webber MBA aims to assist students in enhancing managerial skills through the delivery of techniques and best practices that integrate academic theory with contemporary applications. The program places a premium level of focus on developing critical thinking skills, so that they may more easily adapt to paradigm shifts within business

Tuition Fees For 2008-09 College Year (Summer, Fall & Winter)
Undergraduate
Regular, Traditional Students:
Summer Session
Tuition:	1-9 hours	$235 per credit hour
Room and Board:	$1000 per session (Board includes 19 meals per week-3meals per day, Monday through Friday and 2 meals per day Saturday and Sunday)
Fall & Winter Tuition / Semester:
Part Time	1-7 hours	$235 per credit hour
	8-11 hours	$590 per credit hour
Full Time	12-16 hours	$8,500
	+17 hours overload	$235 per credit hour
All Freshmen living in the dormitories MUST be on the full meal plan A. All other students living in the dormitories must be on one of the meal plans A or B. Students living in the dormitories may qualify for the "Early Incentive Scholarship" if they are on the full meal plan A.
Room Charges (Grace and Camilla):	$2,000 per semester	Double, triple, quad ++ occupancy
New Residence Halls	$2250 per semester	Double, triple, quad ++ occupancy
	$2,600 per semester  --  Single-designed rooms (Grace Hall and New Residence Halls)
Full Meal Plan A:	Approx. 295 meals per semester*
	$1,100 + $77 (sales tax) = $1,177 per semester
* 19 meals per week- 3 meals per day Monday thru Friday; and 2 meals per day on Saturday and Sunday
Meal Plan B:	Entitles the student to 200 meals of his/her choosing during the semester.
	$900 + $63 (sales tax) = $963.00
Heath Insurance	$410 per semester for all undergraduate students
Security Deposit:	$205 per student
Graduation Fee:	$195
Audit Fee:	$100 per course
Adult Students, Non-Traditional: (Summer, Fall & Spring)
Tuition:	1-9 hours	$235 per hour
	10+	$300 per hour
MBA 2008-2009 TUITION FEES
Tuition:	$510 per credit hour	$1,530 per 3-hour course
Room Charges:	$1,200 / MBA term	Double Room
	$1,500 / MBA term	Single Room
Meals:	$700 + $49 (sales tax) = $749 / MBA term.
Graduation Fee:	$195
Health Insurance	$205 per term for all MBA International students and MBA student-athletes
Tuition fees for Undergraduate and MBA program are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact Business office at 863-638-2944 for current tuition and room and board fees. All students will be assessed a health insurance fee each semester for Health Insurance required by the University

 

Freshman Admissions

 

International students who are entering Webber International as freshmen must submit documentation in the original language (if other than English) and an English translation.  Proof of high school graduation or the equivalent in the country the student attended secondary school is required.  Exit examinations for students from countries where they are required must be submitted.

In some countries, the student is issued only one original copy of the transcript or examination results.  In these cases, students may submit a certified copy of the original that bears the seal of a public official or the Director (Headmaster) of the school for admission consideration.  When the student arrives at Webber International, the original documents will be photocopied and certified by a Notary Public.  The certified copies will be maintained in the student’s academic record and the originals will be returned to the student.

 

TOEFL or completion of English as a Second Language program may be used to satisfy the English proficiency requirements.  Some schools abroad are teaching course work in English.  A student, who has studied in a school where all courses are instructed in the English language, may request waiver of the TOEFL requirement.

REQUIREMENTS

· WIU Admissions Application

· Official High School Transcript (original and English translation)

· SAT I and/or ACT Scores

· $75 Non-refundable Application Fee

· TOEFL (or approved substitute)

· Financial Statement with supporting documentation

 

ADMISSIONS STANDARDS

You should fit one of these categories:

Category I -
Standard High School Diploma -GPA 2.0 or  better
*SAT 870 or ACT 18 or better or TOEFL 500 (paper based), 173 (computer based), 61 (internet based)

Category II -

Standard High School Diploma
*SAT 1000 or ACT 22 or better or TOEFL 600 (paper based), 250 (computer based), 100 (internet based)
*SAT score will be computed based on the Math and Critical Reading sections only

 

Graduate Admissions

International students who are seeking admission as graduate students will need to submit official transcripts in the original language (if other than English) and an English translation.

International colleges and universities must be recognized by the Ministry of Education, Department of Education or other official accrediting body in the country in which the student studied.  Coursework completed at technical schools may be eligible for graduate admission.  However, coursework completed at vocational schools does not qualify the student for graduate studies.

Students applying for graduate admission based upon work completed in foreign universities must have their transcripts evaluated by a professional evaluation service.  The Webber International University faculty will make the final decision regarding transfer credit into the university degree programs.  Webber International University recommends several services that can be contacted through the links provided.   World Education Services Southeast Region P.O. Box 01-5060 Miami, FL  33101-5060 Fax:  305-358-6688 email: info@wes.org www.wes.org

Lisano International 1381 Lee Rd. #400 Opelika, AL  36804 334-745-0425 email:  Lisano-INTL@aol.com www.Lisano-INTL.com

AACRAO International Education Services 1 Dupont Circle, NW Suite 520 Washington, DC  20036-1135 202-296-3359 Fax:  202-822-3940 email:  oles@aacrao.org www.aacrao.org/international

Josef Silny & Associates Inc. International Education Consultants 7101 SW 102 Ave. Miami, FL 33173 305-273-1616 Fax: 305-273-1338 Translation Fax: 305-273-1984 Email: info@jsilny.com www.jsilny.com

TOEFL or completion of English as a Second Language program may be used to satisfy the English proficiency requirements.  Some schools abroad are teaching course work in English.  A student, who has studied in a school where all courses are instructed in the English language, may request waiver of the TOEFL requirement.

APPLICATION DEADLINES

International students should consider the time required to obtain a student visa when making application.  Visas require at least 30 days to obtain in most countries.  Normal review of applications will begin on March 1, with full consideration given to applications submitted by May 15.  Once the file contains all required information, the applicant's status will be communicated in writing within 45 days.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Admission to the MBA program will be based on both quantitative and qualitative criteria as noted below:

Application for admission:

A non-refundable application fee of $75 International

Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college or university or equivalent preparation from international institutions

Official transcripts from all previous undergraduate and graduate work

The Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT)

Official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores or an approved substitute for students with undergraduate degrees from universities whose primary language of instruction is not English

Three (3) letters of recommendation from academic or professional advisors

One page essay stressing professional and personal expectations and goals

MBA PREPARATION

Students with non-business undergraduate majors might need to take a few additional courses at Webber or other regionally accredited institutions to enhance their fundamental understanding of business functions before entering the MBA program.  The suggested pre-MBA foundation courses are:

Course in Economics

Two courses in Accounting

A course in Algebra or Calculus

A course in Statistics

A course in Computer Applications

A course in Finance

A course in Social Science

The Graduate School reserves the right to evaluate the applicant's potential by conducting a personal interview in addition to all other requirements for admission, if deemed necessary.

ADMISSION STANDARDS

Each applicant will be considered for admission to the MBA program based on a combination of qualitative and quantitative information. If these measures are deemed satisfactory by the Graduate Council, an applicant can be granted admission according to the following quantitative levels of achievement:

I. Honors Acceptance
A. Need a minimum of 3.5 undergraduate GPA
                          AND
B. A minimum score of 530 GMAT

II. Regular Acceptance
A. GMAT + Quality Points = 550 or higher
                             OR
B. (GPA * 200) + Quality Points = 650 or higher
                             OR
C. GMAT +(GPA*200) + Quality Points =1,100 or higher 

III. Provisional Acceptance
GMAT + (GPA * 200) + Quality Points = 1000-1099 

*Quality Points are based on experience, resume, essay and references.

In addition, all international students with undergraduate degrees from universities whose primary language of instruction is not English must have a minimum TOEFL of 500 (paper based), 173 (computer based) or 61 (internet based).

Employment

When you apply for an F-1 visa, you must prove that you have full financial support. The law assumes that you will not be employed in the U.S. and therefore will not accept employment that could be filled by a U.S. worker or student. There are some exceptions to this policy provided that full-time enrollment during the year is maintained and the appropriate permission is obtained, but you should always check with a DSO before accepting employment, especially if it is off campus. Some types of acceptable employment are given below:

On-Campus Employment: If you are maintaining your student status, you may take a part-time job (20 hours or less per week) on campus as long as it does not interfere with maintaining full-time enrollment. If you do not have a U.S. social security card, you will need to request one. Contact the Student Development Office for assistance. F-1 students do not need work permission from the INS to work on campus or to receive a graduate assistantship, but the Student Development Office must certify work eligibility. 

Off-Campus Employment (for Economic Necessity): International students may qualify for off-campus economic necessity employment only with the express authorization of INS. Authorization is very difficult to obtain and will be granted only under the following conditions:

· Unforeseen changes in financial conditions occur after beginning the program of study, which are beyond the student’s control and make employment necessary for the student's support.

· Acceptance of employment will not interfere with the student’s ability to maintain a full course of study.

· Employment will not exceed 20 hours per week while school is in session.

In order to apply for such permission, the student must be in good academic standing and carrying the required full course of study. F-1 students who have been in the U.S. for less than one academic year are prohibited from working off campus. See a DSO for further details.

Practical Training: The information on Practical Training is complicated and subject to change at any time. Please check with a DSO for any updated regulations and additional information. In order to qualify for practical training the following criteria must be met:
· A student must have been in F-1 status for at least nine months before any practical training may be authorized.

· A student must be registered full-time in the preceding semesters and must be IN-STATUS with INS.

· The practical training employment is authorized only in the student's field of major study.

Curricular Practical Training: If you register for a paid internship off campus, there are, as with any off-campus employment, INS procedures to follow. Contact the Student Development Office for assistance. Unpaid internships do not require INS paperwork.

 

 

Indiana State

 

 

Indiana State

Trine University Angola, Indiana                    

http://www.trine.edu/

Trine University, One University Avenue, Angola, Indiana 46703

 

There’s a time and place for thinking and doing. We make both happen at Trine University. Founded in 1884, we’re known for our rigorous academic programs, exceptional faculty, and hands-on experiences that lead to real-world, skill-based knowledge.

The results are phenomenal. The rate at which Trine students find work related to their majors within six months of graduation—at 92 percent—is among the highest in the country. Our graduates’ starting salaries exceed the national average in every category.

Branch campuses
Take advantage of the opportunity to pursue your educational goals close to home. Programs and courses vary according to site, so check individual locations for specific offerings. We have branch campuses in the following four locations:

Angola

Fort Wayne

Merrillville

South Bend/Mishawaka

Trine’s School of Professional Studies allows you to explore opportunities as you experience higher education. It’s just what you need to excel in your career.

 

Quick Facts

Locations

Our 485-acre main residential campus in Angola includes an 18-hole championship golf course. We have four additional satellite locations: in Angola, Fort Wayne, Merrillville, and South Bend/Mishawaka, Indiana.

Enrollment

With only 1,350 students, expect intimate classes and a student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1.

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Degrees

We grant associate, baccalaureate, and master’s degrees through exceptional programs offering career-oriented, hands-on learning and student-focused teaching.

Programs

Choose from over 35 degree programs in engineering and technology, accounting, criminal justice and forensic science, education, golf management, and various other fields of study.

Faculty

Educated at prestigious universities, our faculty bring practical industry experience into their classes. They work one-on-one with students, acting as mentors and advisors. Seventy-one percent have earned Ph.D.s.

Facilities

The recently completed $15.5 million University Center and Center for Technology and Online Resources, at the heart of Trine’s campus, houses a 320-seat theater, Center for Digital Excellence, library, fitness center, radio station, bookstore, indoor and outdoor café dining, and more. Recent building renovations include state-of-the-art updates to Fawick Hall, the engineering building, T. Furth Center for Performing Arts, and Ketner Sports Center, and adding top tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts to Hershey Hall.

Student life

Take advantage of great leadership opportunities on our vibrant campus, offering more than 60 student organizations, clubs, activities, and Greek organizations.

Athletics

We’re competitive members of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association and the NCAA Division III Conference, offering 21 varsity sports teams and intramural recreation. Trine Thunder is represented in Navy and Vegas Gold colors.

Financial aid

U.S. News & World Report ranks Trine as one of the top colleges and universities whose graduates carry the least amount of debt. Over 90 percent of our students receive some form of financial assistance, and every year Trine distributes more than $9 million of institutional funds for scholarships and grants.

Costs

Tuition and fees: $23,350
Room and board (double occupancy): $6,700
Activity Fee: $100
Parking Fee: $50

Housing

Students live in apartment-style buildings for comfortable, spacious housing on campus. The newest are townhouse-style apartments overlooking Trine’s Zollner Golf Course.

National recognition

The Foundry Education Foundation ranks Trine as having the nation’s top undergraduate cast metal program. Additionally, Trine’s computer-aided drafting and design program is among the best in the country. Trine’s engineering and education programs are nationally accredited.

Careers

Trine students excel. More than 90 percent of Trine graduates find work in their fields of study within six months of graduation. Their starting salaries rank among the highest in the nation for every major category.

Academics

Programs
You’ll choose from more than 30 programs that include undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees in engineering, mathematics, science, computer science, business, teacher education, communication, English, criminal justice, golf management, social sciences, and various other fields of study.

Academic Programmes

Programs and courses
You’ll enjoy the interaction that’s possible in our small classes. We offer courses on weekends and in the evenings—times that make sense for busy, working adults. Online classes fit around schedules that demand flexibility. Our adult programs, taught by professionals who work full-time within their individual fields, have a practical, career-oriented focus. We offer:

Associate’s degrees

Bachelor’s degrees

Master’s of Science with a major in criminal justice
(available at Fort Wayne location only)

Middle college

On-site training for local businesses

Undergraduate Majors

Arts and Sciences

Biology Chemistry Communication Criminal Justice Forensic Science Informatics Mathematics Pre-Medical Psychology General Studies (Pre-Legal) General Studies (Self Designed) General Studies (Social Studies) General Arts and Sciences

 

Business

Accounting Entrepreneurship Finance Golf Management Fitness and Recreational Programming Hospitality and Tourism Management Marketing Sports Management General Business

 

Education

Elementary Education Health/Physical Education Mathematics Education Science Education Social Studies Education General Education

 

Engineering

Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Design Engineering Technology (formerly CADD) Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering

 

Master Programs

Trine University is proud to add the Master of Engineering degree to the offerings of the Allen School of Engineering and Technology. This program offers an array of possibilities for young engineers and returning graduates alike: new degrees in five years, a better salary, or a promotion.

Master of Engineering
The rapid pace of technological advancement has resulted in a demand for engineers with advanced training. Engineers with the skills necessary to lead the design of a complex system are highly sought by industry. Regional manufacturers regularly comment that new engineers “lack the applied experience that allows them to take their knowledge from the classroom confidently into the workplace,” and that “more design skills will be required.”

Explore.

By emphasizing advanced design skills rather than research, the Master of Engineering program addresses the needs’ of industry leaders. The Master of Engineering is a design-based, engineering practice-oriented degree. This fits our mission of educating quality, work-ready engineers. Trine has built its reputation on the success of its graduates in engineering practice; the Master of Engineering degree is designed to further that success.

Experience.

A proposal to require one year of education beyond the bachelor’s degree for registration as a Professional Engineer is now being considered in many states. With its emphasis on design and practice, the Master of Engineering degree will give you an excellent base for professional registration.

Excel.

Master of Science with a major in Criminal Justice
is an accelerated degree program that provides education for both pre- and mid-career individuals serving their communities as law enforcement, corrections, court practitioners or with private agencies that deliver services in the justice arena.  The curriculum is designed to prepare these professionals to assume key leadership roles within the justice system or the private sector. This Master program is available at our Fort Wayne location.

Adult Student Programs

 

Admission

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: How much does it cost for international students to attend Trine for one year?

A: for ESL: To attend Trine, an ESL student will need to document the availability totaling the minimum of $17,300 U.S. Dollars. Acceptable documents include bank, stock account statements, and the International Student Certification of Finances form.

A: for Undergraduate: To attend Trine, an undergraduate student will need to document the availability totaling the minimum of $28,750 U.S. Dollars. Acceptable documents include bank, stock account statements, and the International Student Certification of Finances form.

Q: As an international student, can I receive transfer credit for my previous college-level work?

A: Yes, if Trine offers the same course, you may receive transfer credit for your previous work.

Q: Do you offer financial aid for international students?

A: Trine offers scholarships available to all degree seeking students with a record of high academic achievement. Scholarships are not available to ESL students.

Q: What is the on-campus housing policy?

A: Any full-time student under 21 years of age and not living at home with a legal guardian must reside in the university housing. Students may move off campus following the completion of their sophomore year with the written approval of the Dean of Student Life and their parent or legal guardian.

Q: What are the application deadlines?

A: The application deadline for fall admission is May 1. The deadline for spring admission is October 1.

Q: When must my tuition be paid?

A: Payment of tuition, fees, and room and board is due at the Business Office on the date indicated on the student's bill.

Q: How do I find a roommate?

A: If you are living on-campus and you do not request a specific roommate, you will be assigned a roommate(s) based upon the information you provide on your housing application.

Q: How do I apply for on-campus housing?

A: To apply for on-campus housing go to Housing Information Form.

Q: Who do I ask for help to obtain a visa?

A: When you have completed the steps to apply for Trine, the Dean of Admissions will issue you an I-20.

Q: How do I travel to Trine University?

A: You can reach Angola, Indiana via air travel by flying to either the Fort Wayne International Airport (located approximately 1 hour away from Angola) or the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (located approximately 2.5 hours from Angola). Transportation will be offered from Fort Wayne International Airport only. Notification is required in advanced. Please send arrival information to mchenryd@trine.edu.

NOTICE: Fort Wayne is not Indianapolis.

Q: Must I have medical insurance? From where do I obtain this? How much does it cost?

A: All international students will be required to carry Trine University's student insurance unless they are government sponsored and can provide proof on insurance through a sponsor. The semester cost for is $490 U.S. dollars. The annual cost is $980 U.S. dollars.

Q: Can I work on-campus?

A: Degree seeking students who have an I-20 and F-1 are eligible to work on-campus. You must apply for a social security number as soon as you are hired.

Q: What are your academic terms?

A: Trine operates on semesters. A new academic year begins the third week in August. There are two semesters in an academic year.

Q: What documents do I need to apply for admission?

A: After applying online, you should send all secondary school academic records. These records should include all courses taken, grades received and degrees or certificates earned. An explanation of your school's coding system used to evaluate your work should accompany the records. Make sure to add all post secondary. Send all these records in ENGLISH

Q: As an international student, can I study English at Trine?

A: Yes. Trine offers an ESL (English as a Second Language) program designed to help students whose native language is not English. This class is recommended in order to successfully complete college-level classes

Q: Can you issue an I-20 to an international student?

A: Yes, an I-20 is issued once an international student has been admitted. (To apply for a visa, please send your I-20 documentation and acceptance letter to the U.S. embassy in your country.)

Q: What is the minimum TOEFL requirement for an international applicant?

A: A minimum TOEFL score of 550 is required on the paper test, or 213 on the computerized version as a degree seeking student. If lower the student will be requested to take English and a Second Language (ESL).

Q: Is on-campus housing available for international students?

A: Yes. Please go to Housing Information Form to apply.

 

ILLINOIS STATE OF

Millikin University, Illinois   

·          

1184 West Main Street, Decatur, Illinois 62522

http://www.millikin.edu/

 

Quick Facts

Type

Coed, independent 4-year university with undergraduate studies in Arts & Sciences, Business, Fine Arts and Professional Studies and graduate studies in Business Administration and Nursing

Founded In 1901 by James Millikin, a prominent Decatur businessman, and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

Location

Decatur, Illinois, a metropolitan area of 100,000 residents, 120 miles north of St. Louis, 180 miles south of Chicago, and 150 miles west of Indianapolis (click here for directions)

Academic Year Fall and Spring Semesters, Summer Session and Intersession Immersion Courses

Student Body Size About 2,300 undergraduate students and 40 graduate students

Average Class Size 23 students

Student/Faculty Ratio  10.6:1

Male to Female Ratio 56% female and 44% male

Campus Size 75 acres

Comprehensive Placement Rate

99% of 2007 graduates gained employment or entered graduate/professional school within 6 months of graduation.

Accreditation Millikin University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.

Internships

Internships are an integral part of the Millikin educational experience; students in all fields have opportunities to intern in Decatur, nationally, and internationally.

International opportunities

Millikin sends students abroad to partner programs in the Dominican Republic, Taiwan, the Galapagos Islands, and South Africa for two-week Immersion courses to further their studies outside of the classroom.

Center for Entrepreneurship

The Center for Entrepreneurship engages business students in internships and professional opportunities in the local Decatur business community that focus on the development of skills in finance, marketing, information systems, accounting and management.

Athletics

Millikin is part of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) and students participate in 19 Division III athletic teams, as well as junior varsity and intramural sports. Nearly 50% of Millikin students are involved in athletics at some time during their four years.

National Champions

In 2005, Millikin's women's basketball team won the Division III National Championship title.

 

Center for International Education - Incoming International Students

Applicants must submit:

Application Form

Official TOEFL results

Academic records or transcripts

Letters (2) of recommendation: one from a guidance counselor or headmaster and one from a professor of the home university

Certificate of Finances

Copy of Passport

Applicant's Statement

For more information or to download the application for admission, please visit Millikin's Admissions Office website

Academic Calendar for International Students

Fall Semester 2008

Spring Semester 2009

 

 

Colleges & Schools

 

College of Arts & Sciences

College of Fine Arts

College of Professional Studies

Tabor School of Business

Majors, Minors & Programs

Financial Aid

 

An Investment in the Future

When your family chooses to send a student to Millikin University, you will not simply be paying for a four-year private education; instead, you will be making a valuable investment that will affect the rest of his or her life.