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2013 EMORY COS POLICY and REGISTRATION PROCESS-2025

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The document outlines the 2013 Emory Course of Study (COS) registration process, including updated policies such as a $240 course fee for all basic COS classes, housing fees based on class attendance, and the requirement of a Covenant of Integrity and Authenticity. It details the registration checklist, deadlines, late fees, and necessary signatures for processing registrations. Additionally, it provides information about housing options available to students attending summer sessions.

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Begin by filling out your personal information, including your last name, first name, preferred first name, and middle initial. Ensure all details are accurate for processing.
Complete the registration checklist section. Make sure to acquire the necessary signatures from your DS and LPR as these are mandatory for processing your registration.
Fill out the housing form if you require accommodation. Indicate whether you will be commuting or need shared/private housing, and note any associated fees.
Review the Covenant of Integrity and Authenticity statement. Write it in your own handwriting in the provided space, date it, and sign it to affirm your commitment.
Finally, ensure that all required documents are attached before submitting your completed registration form to the COS Office by mail.

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Emory University: While not an Ivy, Emory is highly regarded, especially for its programs in public health, law, business, and the humanities. It has a strong academic reputation, particularly in the Southeast.

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2013 EMORY COS POLICY and REGISTRATION PROCESS-2025

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