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Be sure to allow enough time to complete the admission
process. You must be admitted to East Carolina University before you
can be enrolled. Once you are admitted and enrolled, tuition and fees
must be paid by specified deadline dates or you will be dropped from
classes. You can access University calendars by clicking here.
On this page, you'll find information about fees, admission procedures
(initial admission and re-admit), financial
aid, and withdrawing
from classes.
Tuition & Fees . . .
For information about tuition and fees, campus students should
click here but note that you will need
to scroll to the bottom of the page to find the link to the information
that you are seeking.
Note that the Division of Continuing
Studies houses online programs and courses (Distance Education). Online
students should go
to the "current students" link at http://author.ecu.edu/cs-acad/options/currentstudents.cfm
On that page, you can find links to information about
tuition and paying tuition. Note that you can pay by phone at
1-800-398-9275
NOTE: you can pay using credit or debit
card.
If you are in the military or a spouse of military personnel
and if you are considering enrolling as a distance education student,
you can find information about tuition at http://author.ecu.edu/cs-acad/options/militaryrates.cfm
Admission . . .
For information about being admitted to the Certificate in
Professional Communication or the MA in English, Technical &
Professional Communication concentration, OR being readmitted, go to
information provided by the ECU Graduate School at http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/gradschool/applicationinfo.cfm
Additional helps can be found on the English Department
website:
For information
about being admitted to the PhD in Technical & Professional
Discourse, go to http://www.ecu.edu/english/phd/
Encountering
difficulties ...
Should you encounter difficulties, see contact contact
information at the bottom of the following page: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/gradschool/applicationinfo.cfm
As a "non-degree" and "non-degree Certificate" student, you
cannot receive financial aid, but with MA status, you can. HOWEVER, you
need to check about requirements for receiving such aid, such as
required number of credit hours that you must be enrolled in, as well
as the amount of aid you'll receive.
See http://www.ecu.edu/financial/
Withdrawing from Classes . . .
"Distance Education" Students . . .
If you are enrolled in a class as a "distance education"
student (a 601 or 602 section number, as opposed to a 001 or 002
section number), contacting the lead faculty and/or your instructor
is NOT enough. Of course, as a professional courtesy, you should notify
your instructor.
You can find information about the dropping/ withdrawal
process at http://author.ecu.edu/cs-acad/options/drops.cfm
Bottom line: send an email using your ECU email account to
DEdrops@ecu.edu or fax 252-328-4232 providing the
following information:
- Complete name
- Last 4 digits of social security number
- Reason for dropping
- Complete name of class, ie, Engl 7710.601
- Mailing address
If the class (or classes) that you are dropping is (are) the
only one (or ones) that you
are enrolled in, then you need to indicate that fact because, in that
situation, you are both dropping a class (or classes) and withdrawing
from the
University for that semester or summer session. Note: you
are not
withdrawing from the program that you are enrolled in. At the
appropriate time, you can register for the next semester or summer
session. [If you do not enroll for a subsequent fall or spring
semester, then you would need to be readmitted. See above for
procedures for being readmitted. Summers are not included, only fall
and spring semesters.]
To learn whether you are eligible for tuition refund, see http://author.ecu.edu/cs-acad/options/refund.cfm
BE SURE to check your ECU email (after requesting
the withdrawal) because if continuing studies needs to contact you
about your withdrawal and/or refund, they use your ECU email address.
"Campus" Students . . .
If you are enrolled in a class as
a "campus" student (a 001
or 002 section number, as opposed to a 601 or 602 section number), see http://www.ecu.edu/business_manual/Cashiers_Procedure2.htm
If the class that you are dropping is the only one that you
are
enrolled in, then you need to indicate that fact because, in that
situation, you are both dropping a class and withdrawing from the
University for that semester or summer session. Note: you are not
withdrawing from the program that you are enrolled in. At the
appropriate time, you can register for the next semester or session.
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