1. When should I apply?
The sooner, the better.  Part-time, non-degree seeking, or guest students can apply any time as long as spaces are available in classes.  Full-time, degree seeking students should have all their credentials in 30 days prior to the semester they wish to take classes.  For Summer Session, the deadline is April 4, 2007. Students can apply online for free- http://www.mtu.edu/apply/ (apply for part-time non-degree). Guest students that are unable to apply online-they must fill out the Guest Application and submit a $40 application fee with it.
 
2. I’m a former MTU student.  How should I reapply?
For complete information on how to reapply, please go to the following site: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/services/policy/readmit.php
 
3. I’m a student at another university.  Can I take summer classes at Michigan Tech?Yes.  A student who is regularly enrolled in good standing at another institution may be admitted to MTU for one semester as a guest student. Obtain a Michigan Uniform Undergraduate Guest Application form at:   https://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/students/records/guest.php or from any other college or university in Michigan.  If you wish to register for two or more consecutive semesters, then you must apply for admission as a transfer student. 
 
4. Can high school students take Summer Session classes?
Yes. High School students can be part-time students not seeking a degree at Tech while they are still in high school.  High school students can take classes at MTU if they obtain written permission from their high school principal and provide a high school transcript.  Please visit the following site for more information:  http://www.admissions.mtu.edu/hsdual.html
 
5. What about high school and college transcripts?
Part-time, non-degree seeking students are not required to submit high school and college transcripts.  However, if you want to be a full-time, degree seeking student, you must submit all requested credentials.
 
6. If I change my mind or my plans change, can I get my money back?
The application fee is nonrefundable, but tuition and fees are 100% refundable if you withdraw before the first day of class.  After that, refunds are prorated.
 
7. The course I want to take requires a prerequisite; do I have to have it?
Yes.  You may not elect a course without the proper prerequisites.  If you have questions about prerequisites, contact the department where the course is taught before you register.  In some cases, an equivalent prerequisite may be accepted or you may register with instructor permission.
 
8. Where can I get more information about academic regulations and all the classes offered at MTU?  You can get this information from the Student Records and Registration webpage at:  http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/    NOTE:  While every effort is make to ensure that the course offerings listed are accurate, unforeseen circumstances or low enrollments may cause changes or cancellations.  Michigan Tech also reserves the right to change the days, times, room, or instructors as deemed necessary.
 
9. Can I still register after classes begin?
Yes, assuming openings exist.  However, if you are registering for the first time after May 9, 2007, a late fee of $100 will be assessed.
 
10. Who do I contact for information about housing?
On-campus room and board is available to students staying at MTU for the summer.  If you plan to attend any classes at MTU and wish to stay on campus, please contact Lisa Moyle lgmoyle@mtu.edu, (906) 487-2682) as soon as possible for any information on rates.
 
11. How do I find out about financial aid?
Please contact the Financial Aid office directly for any questions on scholarships, loans, applications, or any other form of financial aid. (906) 487-2622.  Special applications for summer financial aid are available through this office.
 
12. How do I receive graduate school information?
Visit our website:  www.gradschool.mtu.edu.  If you are interested in applying to the Graduate School at MTU, obtain an application packet from the department of interest.  Basic application forms are available in the Graduate School, but other materials and forms specific to individual departments are available only from those departments.  (906) 487-2327.  Students who want graduate credit but don’t want to apply for a degree program can apply for non-degree graduate status. 
 
13. Can I take classes without having to formally apply?
This program allows the general public to take a regular college course without having to formally apply to the University. Individuals are allowed in courses, specified by individual departments, as long as there are spaces available after regular students have enrolled.  Participants in the program do not receive credit for the class.  However, they can receive a certificate of completion for the course.  For more information, contact Beverly Auel, e-mail: blauel@mtu.edu.  Senior citizens can take classes for free.
 
14. What can my children do while I’m taking classes?

Non-credit Enrichment Courses for Youth, Grades 6-11.
Pre-College Summer Youth Programs:
Orchestra Fellowship Program
American Indian Workshop
Explorations in Engineering
Women in Engineering
Summer Youth Program
 
For more information contact:
Rose Martell, Youth Programs Administrative Aide
Web Site: http://www.youthprograms.mtu.edu
E-mail: yp@mtu.edu
Toll Free Telephone: 888-PRECOLLEGE

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