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WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES The Tuition Exchange Programs Whitworth University participates in two programs of tuition exchange with various other universities and colleges around the globe. This program is available to dependents of staff and faculty who are full-time and dependent eligibility is at 100%. Following is a brief description of the programs and the participating colleges and universities. Should you have any questions or need further information, please contact Heidi Petersen in the Office of Human Resources, ext. 3800 or [email protected]. The Tuition Exchange Inc. Summary… There are about 677 participating colleges and universities. Eligibility of dependents is established by Whitworth University. The Tuition Exchange Scholarships are not guaranteed to applicants, they are competitive awards. Eligible dependents must apply for the scholarship through Whitworth University and have also applied for admission at the receiving institution. Application Process… 1. Approximately twelve months before you plan to enroll in college, contact the Whitworth University’s liaison officer Heidi Petersen at extension x3800 to confirm that you are eligible and that the institution’s exchange program is operating without restrictions. Liaison officer authorizes eligibility and employee submits the scholarship application/certification form online at tuitionexchange. org to the institutions to which you have applied. 2. The liaison officer at the institution at which you have applied will notify you that your scholarship application has been accepted or rejected by completing the online form. Emails will be sent to you and to the liaison officer at Whitworth University. If you have had no response by March 15, ask the liaison officer at your home institution to inquire about the status of your application. 3. Notification of your acceptance specifies your scholarship’s value as well as the institution’s charges for tuition and fees, room and board, and any limits on the duration of the scholarship. Be sure you understand any other charges for which you may be responsible, as well as any requirements you must meet in order to maintain your scholarship through graduation. 4. Notify your liaison officer if you accept, or reject, the scholarship, and report the status of your enrollment each fall semester. If you decide to withdraw or transfer to another institution, notify both the host and home school liaison officers promptly. Most scholarships cover four years (eight semesters) of undergraduate education, but institutions have the right to limit the duration of a scholarship. Ex: two years of support (four semesters). Students must meet the institution’s standards for academic performance and personal conduct. The family member whose employment conveyed eligibility must continue to meet the employing home institution’s eligibility criteria. Most scholarships cover the full tuition, but do not cover special fees, course overloads, or room and board charges. In cases where full tuition is not covered, the balance is the responsibility of the student/parent. Currently the value of undergraduate tuition exchange scholarships is non-taxable according to IRS Code. Participating Members: United Arab Emirates University of the Ozarks - AR The Chicago School of American University Sharjah - Professional Psychology UAE California The Master's University - CA Azusa Pacific University - CA University of La Verne - CA Switerland Biola University - CA University of Redlands - CA Franklin University Switzerland California Baptist University - University of San Diego - CA - SW CA University of San Francisco - California College of the Arts - CA Morocco CA University of Southern Al Akhawayn University in California Institute of Integral California - CA Ifrane - MR Studies - CA University of the Pacific - CA California Lutheran University - Vanguard University - CA Greece CA Westmont College - CA America College of Chapman University - CA Whittier College - CA Thessaloniki - GR Concordia University - CA American College of Greece - Dominican University of Colorado GR California - CA Johnson & Wales University - Fresno Pacific University - CA CO Alabama Hope International University - Regis University - CO Birmingham-Southern College CA Western State Colorado - AL Loyola Marymount University - University - CO Huntingdon College - AL CA Judson College - AL Marymount California Connecticut Samford University - AL University - CA Connecticut College - CT Spring Hill College - AL Mills College - CA Fairfield University - CT Mount Saint Mary's University Goodwin College - CT Alaska Los Angeles - CA Mitchell College - CT Alaska Pacific University - AK Notre Dame de Namur Quinnipiac University - CT University - CA Sacred Heart University - CT Arizona Occidental College - CA Trinity College - CT Grand Canyon University - AZ Pepperdine University - CA University of Bridgeport - CT Prescott College - AZ Saint Katherine College - CA University of Hartford - CT Saint Mary's College of University of New Haven - CT Arkansas California - CA University of Saint Joseph - CT Harding University - AR San Francisco Art Institute - Hendrix College - AR CA Delaware Lyon College - AR Santa Clara University - CA University of Delaware - DE Ouachita Baptist University - Simpson University - CA Wesley College - DE AR Southwestern Law School - CA Wilmington University - DE Illinois College - IL Loras College - IA District of Columbia Illinois Institute of Technology Luther College - IA American University - DC - IL Mercy College of Health Catholic University of America, Judson University - IL Sciences - IA The - DC Knox College -IL Morningside College - IA George Washington University Lewis University - IL Mount Mercy University - IA - DC, The Lincoln College - IL Simpson College - IA Trinity Washington University - MacMurray College - IL St. Ambrose University - IA DC McKendree University - IL University of Dubuque - IA Methodist College - IL Upper Iowa University - IA Florida Millikin University - IL Wartburg College - IA Barry University - FL Monmouth College - IL William Penn University - IA Eckerd College - FL National-Louis University - IL Embry-Riddle Aeronautical North Central College - IL Kansas University - FL North Park University - IL Baker University - KS Flagler College - FL Northern Baptist Theological Benedictine College - KS Florida Institute of Technology Seminary - IL Friends University - KS - FL Quincy University -IL Kansas Wesleyan University - Florida Southern College - FL Resurrection University - IL KS Jacksonville University - FL Robert Morris University - IL Newman University - KS Johnson & Wales University - Rockford University - IL Ottawa University - KS FL Roosevelt University - IL Southwestern College - KS Lynn University- FL Saint Xavier University - IL New College of Florida - FL School of the Art Institute of Kentucky Palm Beach Atlantic University Chicago, The - IL Bellarmine University - KY - FL Trinity International University Berea College - KY Rollins College - FL - IL Brescia University - KY Saint Leo University - FL University of St. Francis - IL Centre College - KY St. Thomas University - FL Georgetown College - KY Stetson University - FL Indiana Kentucky Christian University - University of Florida - FL Anderson University - IN KY University of North Florida - FL Butler University - IN Kentucky State University - KY University of Tampa - FL Calumet College of Saint Kentucky Wesleyan College - Joseph - IN KY Georgia DePauw University - IN Lindsey Wilson College - KY Agnes Scott College - GA Franklin College - IN Midway University - KY Berry College - GA Hanover College - IN Thomas More College - KY Brenau University - GA Holy Cross College - IN Transylvania University - KY Covenant College - GA Huntington University - IN Union College - KY LaGrange College - GA Indiana Institute of Technology University of the Cumberlands, Mercer University - GA - IN The - KY Oglethorpe University - GA Manchester University - IN Reinhardt University - GA Marian University - IN Louisiana Shorter University - GA Oakland City University - IN Centenary College - LA Toccoa Falls College - GA Rose-Hulman Institute of Louisiana Tech University - LA Truett-McConnell University - Technology - IN Loyola University New Orleans GA Saint Mary-of-the-Woods - LA Wesleyan College - GA College - IN Louisiana (continued) Trine University - IN Tulane University - LA Hawaii University of Evansville - IN Hawaii Pacific University - HI University of Indianapolis - IN Maine University of Saint Francis - IN Maine College of Art - ME Idaho Valparaiso University - IN Saint Joseph's College of Maine College of Idaho (The) - ID Wabash College - IN - ME University of New England - Illinois Iowa ME Augustana College - IL Briar Cliff University - IA Aurora University - IL Buena Vista University - IA Maryland Benedictine University - IL Central College - IA Goucher College - MD Blackburn College - IL Clarke University - IA HBP Bradley University - IL Coe College - IA Hood College - MD Columbia College Chicago - IL Cornell College - IA Loyola University Maryland - Concordia University - IL Drake University - IA MD DePaul University - IL Graceland University - 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