Someone, please??

You can always go to the UVI website and download a copy of the course catalog. www.uvi.edu

Kelsey:

I'm confused........since your aunt lives on STT why not ask her to send it?

F.I.

The booklet's 196 pages and I think that'd be a few ink cartridges too many, lol. I would really prefer to just have a hard copy to explore through all of the selections that are available.

UVI has the catalog on their website. You can read it there so there's no need to print it out.

Did you ask UVI to send it? Maybe the UVI book store?

I had requested information and recieved some on the education program and general information.

dntw8up, I just want a booklet in front of me in order to explore all of the different majors offered, not trying to waste anything at all, but would really like a hard copy to read before bed!

Hello there. I do not live in STT, however I have ALWAYS been in school, this time for a doctorate. You may have spoken with a part time student employee (one of the scholarship type programs). Call the Registrar's Office, tell them you need a had copy as you cannot retain the information from the computer, and I am sure they will send it to you. If you need to, ask for the registrar

I have been in at least 5 different universities over the years, and although most universities prefer to have people read all this online as it saves trees and money, but my last set of information was over 1,000 pages long. I called, they suggested I download it. I asked again a few minutes later, and it was mailed to me.

As Universities only exist as there are students, I am sure they will accommodate you and pay for the postage.

I hope this is helpful,

Dan G., MRC/LPC
Forensic Evaluator
Psychotherapist

Danieljude-I always see you on this board and your thoughts are always very caring and helpful. I would like to thank you for helping me as I have seen you help many others. I will try to do that-thank you so much for the advice. I wish you the best of luck with your studies as well! =)

I work at a medium sized public university and our institution will soon be discontinuing the printing of its Catalogue/Bulletin as a cost saving measure.

Many of us agree that a print version is an invaluable tool for students, faculty and advisors but alas.......I'm afraid this is the wave of the future.