Viewbook With NAAS Insert

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Native American Academic ServicesPhone: 580-559-5671 / Fax: 580-559-5800

Email: [email protected]

Program Provides:

Academicadvisement&enrollment

Retentionefforts

NativeAmerican&tribalscholarshipassistance

Referralstooncampus&communityresources

Liaisonbetweenuniversity&tribalprograms

HayesNativeAmericanStudiesCenter ANativeAmericanstudentcenter

Culturallearningopportunities

Studentadvocacy

Academic Services

For more information

contact Renee Hogue


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www.ecok.edu/NAAS

WhyattendECU?

Smallerclassroomsize

Studenttofacultyratiois18to1

Personalattentionfrominstructors

NativeAmericanStudentAssociation

NativeAmericanStudiesdegreeoption

Partnershipswithtribalcommunities

The student population at ECU isaround 4,800 each semester and close

to18%are Native American

18%

Native American Academic ServicesHoraceMann,Room318B

1100East14thStreet,BoxS-14

Ada,OK74820


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How can YOU become

an ECU Tiger?1. Join us for Tiger Connectionor Transfer Enrollment Day inthe Fall and Spring

2. Apply to ECU by March 1for Fall or Sept. 1 for Spring

(Submit your $20 application fee withyour application)

3. Submit copies of yourACT and/or SAT report,

a transcript from yourcurrent high schooland any concurrent

hours you havereceived, plus $20

application fee

4. Take a Campus Tour

5. Complete the FAFSAforms to determine eligibility

for nancial aid & scholarships

6. Submit scholarshipapplication by March 1

7. Sign up for an enrollmentdate and a placement date (if

necessary) so you can registerfor classes at ECU

8. Apply for campus housing

9. Meet your advisor, enroll andget your ECU Student ID

10. Go to Class!

DontForget!

IfyouareaTransferStuden

t,

youwillalsoneedtosubmit

copiesofyourcollegeoruni

versity

transcript.Ifyouhavelessthan24credithour

searned,you

willsubmityourhighschool

transcriptandyourACTan

d/or

SATreport.


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Wh y ECU?East Central University has

the perfect plan to help YOUnd YOUR direction. Whetheryoure moving toward pre-med,business, music or education,ECU will personalize a

roadmap just for YOU to helpYOU meet YOUR educationalgoal! ECU professors serve

as advisors so they make thejourney with YOU and reallyget to know YOU.

Remember, not all learning takesplace in the classroom -- discoveropportunities to join a student

organization or study abroad.Need help nding the $$$? An ECUscholarship and nancial aid couldhelp. Just ll out TWO forms to helpget you going in the right direction.

ECU is just1.5 hours from

OKC

ECU has off-sitelocations in

Ardmore, McAlester& Shawnee


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ECU SportSNCAA Division II

Football

Baseball

Softball

Soccer

Volleyball

Mens & Womens

Teams:

Cross Country

Golf

Tennis

Basketball

13 Sports1 Team:

ECU has

Starbucks Coffeeon campus


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IntramuralSportS

ECU has over 50 student organizations whichinclude student government, leadership and

service organizations, special interest groupsand Greek fraternities & sororities.

Team & individual activities include football,

basketball, soccer, volleyball, softball, wallyball,cross-country relay, pool, board games & video

game tournaments.

Ge t In vo l ve d


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Classprojectsallow

studentstoapplywh

at

theyhavelearnedi

nthe

classroom.

Hands-onLearning

Dept. of ArtGraphic ArtsStudio Art

Mass CommunicationAdvertising/Public RelationsMass Media

Communication &

Performance StudiesCommunication StudiesTheatreMusical Theatre

Dept. of English & Languages

English

General Studies

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Dept. of BiologyBiology

Clinical Laboratory Scientist

Molecular Biology

Dept. of Cartography & Geography

Geotechniques

Geography

Dept. of Chemistry/PhysicsChemistry

PhysicsMedical Physics

Dept. of Environmental Health ScienceEnvironmental Health Science

Dept. of Family & Consumer Sciences

FCS - GeneralRetail MerchandisingEarly Care

COLLEGE OF HEALTH &

Dept. of AccountingAccountingDept. of Business Administration

Entrepreneurship

Finance

General Business

Management

MarketingMgmt Info Systems

Organizational Leadership

SCHOOL

OF

BUSINESS

DEGREE OP TIONS


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Dept. of History & NativeAmerican Studies

History

Native American StudiesDept. of Human Resources

Criminal Justice

Adult CorrectionsJuvenile Justice

Law Enforcement

Social WorkHuman Services Counseling

Aging ServicesRehabilitationServices to the Deaf

Human Serv. Counseling

Dept. of MusicInstrumental

PianoSacred MusicVocal

Dept. of Political Science& Legal Studies

Legal StudiesPolitical Science

Dept. of SociologySociology

& SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dept. of EducationTeacher Certication Programs

ArtBiology

Chemistry

Early Childhood EducationElementary EducationEnglish

Family & Consumer Sciences Edu.

HistoryMathematics

Music Instrumental

Music PianoMusic Vocal

Physical EducationPhysicsSpecial Ed. for Exceptional ChildrenSpeech Teacher Certication

Dept. of KinesiologyAthletic TrainingExercise ScienceRecreation

Dept. of Psychology

Psychology

COLLEGE OF

EDUCATION &

P SYCHOLOGYSCIENCES

Dept. of Mathematics& Computer Science

Applied Math/Pre-ActuaryGeneral Mathematics

Computer Science

Dept. of NursingNursing - Generic/GeneralRN to BSN

Pre-Professional ProgramsOptometry

Dental Hygiene

PharmacyDentistry

Physical TherapyEngineering

Pre-LawMedicine

ECU has morethan 70 degreeoptions

Veterinary MedicinePhysicians Associate


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The sECUre success mission is to assiststudents who are at risk in breaking thecycle of underachievement, experiencingpost-secondary success, and creatingbetter lives for themselves, their familiesand their communities.

We provide assistance in the areas of: Academic Advising Tutoring

Study Skills On-Campus Activities FAFSA form completion

& we will track your progressto success!

Serv ice Learn ingService Learning provides a way to be involved on

campus and in the community. Select classes andstudent organizations will include service learning and

civic engagement projects that tie community serviceand reection to academic learning.

Students have the opportunity to meet aneed in the community and

help put into practice whatthey are learning.

St u d e n t s u c c e s s

ECUs nursinggraduates have an

88% NCLEXpass rate

CareerDevelopm

entCenter

TheCareerDevelopmentC

enter

helpsundergraduat

eandgraduate

students,aswella

salumni,to

identify,developan

dreachtheir

careergoals.


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Tiger Connection is an awesome opportunityfor prospective students to visit our campus

and experience the day of an ECU student.Students have the choice of participatingin various activities, including taking acampus tour, learning the ins and outsof campus housing, attending an actualclass with ECU students, getting adviceon making the most of your time at

ECU and so much more!

male tofemaleratio is7 to 10

Tiger Streak is a group of ECUFreshman Tigers who get togetherfor a weekend of excitement.

As freshmen you will be therst students on campus forthe semester. This mandatory

orientation is a greatway for studentsto get to know theuniversity and

meet new people.This weekendoffers lots ofexciting events for

you and your parents.

Tig e r St r e a k

Tig e r Co n n e c t io n

TigerConnecti

onisheldeach

Falland

Spring,andis

avitaltimetos

olidifyyour

choicetoatten

dECU.Youca

ngetmore

informationa

boutTigerCon

nectionand

preregisteratww

w.ecok.edu/tig

er_connection

orgiveusacallat580-55

9-5628.

FRESHME

N

Only


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All new transfer students are encouraged to takeadvantage of Transfer Enrollment Day! This day is therst opportunity for you, as a new transfer student, to

become acquainted with ECU. On this day, you will havethe opportunity to:

Tr an sfer st

udents

Plan to attend the Tiger Transfer Orientation! This

orientation was created just for you, as a transferstudent, and offers a hands-on opportunity to learnabout campus technology and academic procedures.Additionally, you will take a library tour, campus tour andmeet other new transfer students.

Nov. 2, 2011 & April 11, 2012

Enroll in ClassesGet Your Student ID

Purchase TextbooksMeet ECU Faculty Members

Get Your Parking Pass

Meet the Transfer Enrollment StaffLearn About Policies & Procedures

Only

Tr a n s f e r e n r o l l me n t

Tig e r t r a n s f e r o r ie n t a t io n

Tiger Transfer Orientation is optional and is held prior to the

beginning of each semester. Watch the Transfer Student

section of the ECU website for details at

www.ecok.edu/transfer.

"Transferringto ECU isso easy!"


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CampusHousingCosts:

SemiPrivate-$881/semester

inPesagi,Pontotoc,Briles

roomm

ate

&shar

ing

abat

h)

PrivateinKnightHall-$1,378/semester

BeginningFreshmenare

requiredtoliveoncampus.

MealPlanOptions:-10meals/week:$1,157

-14meals/week:$1,288

-20meals/week:$1,406

HonorsProg.

&,share

a

bath

Co-curricular Learning:A living/learning community at ECU is a group of students,faculty, staff and community citizens who are connectedthrough a common academic interest. Students livenext door to each other or on the same oor to create aseamless connection between the in-class and out-of-classexperiences.

Living/Learning Communities Include: Freshmen Athletics

Band Honors Program Art

Campus

ECUcafeteria has a

make-your-ownpizza bar

ECUs

campushas

WiFi


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Living

HonorsProgram:

The Honors Program brings

together highly motivatedstudents and dedicatedfaculty to share their

commitment to the highest

levels of scholarship.

Beginning freshmen

may be considered foradmission to theHonors Program if theyhave a 26 ACT compositescore and a 3.5 GPA.

Choose a Home:Residential housing oor plans,room rates and dining options willvary. Residential housing pricesinclude basic cable, wirelessinternet and coinless laundry.Residential housing contracts arefor the academic year.

ECU hasan indoorswimming

pool


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OUT-of-State(15hrs):

Tuition&Fees

Room&Board

BottomLine

COST:

In-State(15hrs):Tuition&

Fees

Room&Board

BottomLine

*Non-resident

students

may

applyfor

a

tuitionw

aiver.

$5,667.40$2,038.0

0

$7,705.40 books

-$3,315.75waiver

$4,389.65bo

ttomline

$2,351.65$2,038.0

0

$4,389.65 books

Just ll out the following forms to apply

for most ECU scholarships & nancial aid:

1. Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA) use code 0031542. Academic Scholarship & ECU

Foundation Scholarship Form forbeginning freshmen and transferstudents

Deadline for Scholarships: March 1. Based onGPA, academic rank & ACT scores, applicants

will be awarded the highest-level scholarship forwhich they qualify. Other Financial Aid Programs

you may be Eligible for:

Pell Grant Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant

Stafford Student Loan Perkins Loan

College Work-Study Program Supplemental Edu. Opportunity Grant

PresidentsLeadershipProgram

Apply for thePLC @ECU for

freshmen!FREE tuition &residence hallroom waivers

for FOUR years!www.ecok.edu/PLC

Apply for thePLT @ECU for

transfer students!

$750 tuition &$125 book voucher

for TWO years!www.ecok.edu/PLT

$$

How do I pay

for college?


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ECUs averageclass size is just 21

students.

65% of ECU facultyhave advanceddegrees

Apply Today!

East Central Universitys mission is to foster a learning environment in which students, faculty,

staff, and community interact to educate students for life in a rapidly changing and culturallydiverse society. Within its service area, East Central University provides leadership for economicdevelopment and cultural enhancement.

In compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246 as amended, Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of 1972, Sections 503 and 504 of theRehabilitation Act of 1973, and other federal laws and regulations, East Central University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion,handicap, disability, or status as a veteran, in any of its policies, practices or procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, nancial aid, and education

services. This publication is issued by East Central Universi ty as authorized by Title 70 OS 1981, Section 3903. It was printed by Southwestern Printing in Oklahoma City, OK. 8,500copies have been printed at a cost of $$3,209.00. 07/11

Disab i l i tyServ icesDisability Services

ensures reasonable

accommodation forstudents with a documented

disability. For more informationcall 580-559-5297 or see our

webpage at www.ecok.edu/disability_serv.

We recommend that studentssubmit their applications byMarch 1 for fall enrollmentand by September 1 for springenrollment. However, we accept

applications throughout the year.

To Apply for Admission: Apply online: www.ecok.edu/apply, or Pick up your Application for Admissionfrom your high school counselor

Mail application with:

Ofcial high school transcript Any college transcripts (transfer/concurrent applicants only)

ACT/SAT scores Immunization Records $20 application fee Mail application to:

East Central University

1100 E. 14th St., PMB J-8 Ada, OK 74820


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Contact Information:East Central University

1100 E. 14th Street, PMB P-2Ada, OK 74820

580-559-5628 ~ 580-332-8000

Daily: Monday Friday at 2 p.m.

1st Saturday: Each month at 10 a.m.(Except holiday weekends)

All tours will depart from the ECU Administration Building, Suite 102For a reservation or to schedule another time,

call 580-559-5268 or 580-332-8000

or email [email protected]

Need More Info? Contact Us Today!

Or Follow Us:

Transfer Enrollment Center:East Central University

1100 E. 14th Street, PMB N-7Ada, OK 74820

580-559-5697

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