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Class Schedule for Fort Bragg (PDF)

Spring Term 2025 – First 8 Weeks
January 15 – March 8, 2025

• First Day of Class: January 15
• Request Tuition Assistance before Jan. 7
• Late Registration/Drop/Add: Jan 15 - 22
• Course Withdrawal: Jan 23 - Feb 14
• University Withdrawal: Jan 23 – Feb 21

Late Registration/Drop/Add $20.00 Late Fee: Tuition and fees will not be reduced for withdrawals from individual classes after this date. No charge for classes dropped before this deadline; students are not permitted to attend classes for which they are not registered.

Class Withdrawal: Undergraduate students are permitted to withdraw from no more than five courses with no impact on GPA. Hours included in attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. No adjustment of tuition and fees for withdrawal from individual classes. How to withdraw from a class http://www.uncfsu.edu/registrar

University Withdrawal: WU grades for all classes with no impact on GPA. Hours counted as attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. (See "Satisfactory Academic Progress.") Tuition/fees may be adjusted based on the date of WU. See "Expenses" for the WU refund schedule. Students who are not enrolled for one or more semesters must apply for readmission. Contact the FSU @ Fort Liberty office for re-admission information at (910) 672-2966/2377 military@uncfsu.edu

University Closed: January 20: Dr. Martin Luther King

Spring Term 2025 – Second 8 Weeks
March 15 – May 9, 2025

• First Day of Class: Mar 15
• Request Tuition Assistance before Mar. 7
• Late Registration/Drop/Add: Mar 15 - 19
• Course Withdrawal: Mar 20 – Apr 17
  University Withdrawal: Mar 20 – Apr 17

Late Registration/Drop/Add $20.00 Late Fee: Tuition and fees will not be reduced for withdrawals from individual classes after this date. No charge for classes dropped before this deadline; students are not permitted to attend classes for which they are not registered.

*Class Withdrawal: Undergraduate students are permitted to withdraw from no more than five courses with no impact on GPA. Hours included in attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. No adjustment of tuition and fees for withdrawal from individual classes. How to withdraw from a class http://www.uncfsu.edu/registrar

**University Withdrawal: WU grades for all classes with no impact on GPA. Hours counted as attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. (See "Satisfactory Academic Progress.") Tuition/fees may be adjusted based on the date of WU. See "Expenses" for the WU refund schedule. Students who are not enrolled for one or more semesters must apply for readmission. Contact the FSU @ Fort Liberty office for re-admission information at (910) 672-2966/2377 military@uncfsu.edu

University Closed: April 18: Good Friday
May 26: Memorial Day

Academic Advising: Information to the advising center to assist you with determining your courses and registering for classes.

Academic Calendar: Important dates pertaining to courses and academic calendar events.

Late Registration: $20.00 Late Fee: Tuition and fees will not be reduced for withdrawals from individual classes after this date.

Drop/Add: No charge for classes dropped before this deadline; students are not permitted to attend classes for which they are not registered.

Class Withdrawal: Undergraduate students are permitted to withdraw from no more than five courses with no impact on GPA. Hours included in attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. No adjustment of tuition and fees for withdrawal from individual classes. How to withdraw from a class uncfsu.edu/registrar

University (Term) Withdrawal: WU grades for all classes with no impact on GPA. Hours counted as attempted hours for financial aid eligibility. (See “Satisfactory Academic Progress.”) Tuition/fees may be adjusted based on the date of WU. See “Expenses” for the WU refund schedule. Students who are not enrolled for one or more semesters must apply for readmission. Contact the FSU @ Fort Bragg office for re-admission information at (910) 672-2966/2377 or email military@uncfsu.edu

If you withdraw officially from the University, your refund is subject to the Unviersity Withdrawal Policy. The purpose of student refunds is to reimburse students for monies paid in excess of tuition and fees. For more detailed information, visit the Student Accounts webpage.

Withdrawal for Extenuating Circumstances

Students may withdraw from individual courses or from the university for extenuating circumstances without the following academic penalty:

• WU will be recorded on the transcript;
• Course(s) count in attempted hours;
• Course(s) do not count for tuition surcharge;
• Course(s) do not count in GPA calculations;
• Course(s) will not count toward the withdrawal maximum of 16 hours;
• Course(s) are subject to Title IV regulation (SAP rules and calculations).

Extenuating circumstances include:

• Military Service Obligation: Duty on a voluntary or involuntary basis in connection with service in the Armed Forces, Reserves, or National Guard including, but not limited to active duty, active duty for training, initial active duty for training, and inactive duty training.
  
  
• Serious Medical Debilitation of the Student: Illness, injury, impairment, or physical or mental condition requiring inpatient care in a hospital, hospice, or residential medical care facility.

Documentation required includes:

• Military Service Obligation: Verification of the student’s voluntary or involuntary basis in connection with service in the Armed Forces, Reserves, or National Guard including, but not limited to, active duty for training, initial active duty for training, and inactive duty training. Acceptable documentation may include, for example, copies of orders, letters from a commanding officer, etc.
  
  
• Serious Medical Debilitation of the Student: A certificate issued by the treating health care professional(s) stating each of the following:
  • Approximate date on which the student’s condition began;
  • Extent to which the condition has impacted the student’s pursuit of a degree;
  • Relevant and appropriate medical facts regarding the student’s condition

For more detailed information, visit the Student Accounts webpage.

(The $50 Admissions application fee is waived for Active Duty Service and Veterans Members - Do Not Send Payment)

Degree and Program Finder

Steps to Completing the Undergraduate Admissions Process

1. Complete an online application through CFNC.
2. Complete the North Carolina Residency Determination form.
3. Request all high school or college transcripts.
   • Transcript Mailing Address:
     Fayettevile State University:
     Undergraduate Admissions
     1200 Murchison Road
     Fayettevile, NC 28301
   • Electronic Transcripts: military@uncfsu.edu (Send JST free official transcript to Fayetteville State University - Fort Bragg)
4. Request your official military tanscripts.
   • JST: Joint Service Transcript
   • CCAF: Community College of the Air Force
   • CGI: Coast Guard Institute
   • MCI: Marine Corps Institute
   • DLI: Defense Langauge Institute
   • DAU: Defense Acquisition University Request military transcripts.
5. Submit an official CLEP or DSST transcript
6. Click on “Check or Money Order” as your payment method to submit the Application (do not send payment).

Welcome back to Fayetteville State University! You are considered a readmit student if you have previously attended FSU but have not been enrolled for either a fall or spring & semester.

Readmissions Process

Our wide variety of on-campus, hybrid, and online classes make FSU a great option for visiting students!

Special Visiting Admissions Process

MBA degrees offered with specializations

• Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
• General Business
• Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
• Digital Enterprise and Cloud Management
• Enterepreneurship
• Finance
• Healthcare Management
• Health Informatics
• International Business
• Management
• Project Management

Apply to the Broadwell College of Business and Economics

Complete the North Carolina Residency Determination Form

*All applicants are required to complete the North Carolina Residency Form.

Contact: Mrs. Berrak Walters at (910) 672-1218

Other Graduate Programs

• Masters of Arts in Sociology
• Masters of Arts in Special Education
• Masters of Arts in Teaching, Middle Grades Education 6-9, Mathematics Speciality Area
• Masters of Arts in Teaching, Middle Grades Education 6-9, Science Speciality Area

Apply to the Office of Admissions

Complete the North Carolina Residency Determination Form

*All applicants are required to complete the North Carolina Residency Form.

Contact: Melissa Wells at (910) 672-1412

Professional Development Student

Professional development status is reserved for an applicant who is not applying to earn a degree from FSU but desires to enroll in undergraduate and/or graduate courses for his/her own personal and professional development. To be admitted as a professional development student, the student must meet the below general admission requirements. Students must be aware that departments and programs may have program specific requirements including course registration requirements, such as pre-requisites and co-requisites. The following general requirements will apply:

1. Complete the graduate application and specify “Professional Development.”
2. Complete all requirements for the safety review. (Note: The campus safety requirement will NOT be bypassed under any circumstances.)
3. Pay the nonrefundable application fee.
4. Submit official transcript to show the highest level of earned degree from an accepted accredited institution.* A student may be admitted to professional development status and permitted to enroll for one semester based on an unofficial transcript. However, the student will not be permitted to enroll for the second semester without submitting his/her official transcripts) nor will they be able to receive an official transcript from Fayetteville State University.

The maximum credit hours a student in professional development status may earn is 12. To enroll in more than 12 credit hours a professional development student must either receive special permission or must apply for a degree program. Under no circumstances will a professional development student be transferred from professional development status to degree seeking without completing the application process. Professional development status does NOT guarantee unconditional admission to any graduate program at Fayetteville State University.

A student in professional development status is NOT eligible for federal financial aid. Upon admission to a degree seeking program, a student may become eligible for federal financial aid beginning with the semester of admission.

For additional information on professional development opportunities in your program of study, please contact a graduate program advisor

Air Force Tuition Assistance

To determine if you are eligible for this benefit, view the benefit information on Air Force Portal.

• Cover Up to $250 per credit hour
• Annual aggregate limit of $4,500 per fiscal year
• May cover up to 18 credit hours per fiscal year

Apply for Air Force Tuition Assistance

Basic steps for requesting Tuition Assistance

1. Speak with the local Education Office to ensure you are eligible for Tuition Assistance (TA).
2. Attend the required briefings and follow the instructions provided by the Education Office on how to request Tuition Assistance for your course(s) for the intended school.
3. Apply and be admitted to the Fayettevile State University.
4. Register for your courses at FSU and then request Tuition Assistance (TA) in the military portal for the same courses with the correct day(s) and time(s) at least 7 days before the first day of classes. Most portals open 60 days before the first day of class).
5. The military approves your Tuition Assistance (TA) request(s).
6. Verify Student Accounts has received your approved Tuition Assistance (TA) to process by contacting Kiyona Jenkins at krjenkins@uncfsu.edu.
7. Student Accounts (specifically, the Third Party Billing office) posts the TA (tuition assistance) credit to your account. Allow at least 3 weeks after the first day of class to see the credit to your account.

Class Fees

Tuition Assistance (TA) usually pays for tuition and will not pay for fees. The student is responsible for paying fees to their school. If you have financial aid such as Pell grant, loans, or specific scholarships, you can use the resource to pay for your fees, otherwise you will have to pay out of pocket.

Grades

The student will be responsible to repay any Tuition Assistance (TA) funds received for grades that are not considered passing. The following grades are acceptable and will not be recouped:

• Undergraduate: Grade of ‘C’ or higher
• Graduate: Grade of ‘B’ or higher

Army-Reserves-National Guard Tuition Assistance

To determine if you are eligible for this benefit, view the benefit information on the Army Ignited website.

• Cover Up to $250 per credit hour
• Annual aggregated limit up to $4,500 per year
• May cover up to 18 credit hours per fiscal year

Tuition Assistance Checklist

Tuition Assistance FAQs

Basic steps for requesting Tuition Assistance

1. Speak with the local Education Office to ensure you are eligible for Tuition Assistance (TA).
2. Attend the required briefings and follow the instructions provided by the Education Office on how to request Tuition Assistance for your course(s) for the intended school.
3. Apply and be admitted to the Fayettevile State University.
4. Register for your courses at FSU and then request Tuition Assistance (TA) in the military portal for the same courses with the correct day(s) and time(s) at least 7 days before the first day of classes. Most portals open 60 days before the first day of class).
5. The military approves your Tuition Assistance (TA) request(s).
6. Verify Student Accounts has received your approved Tuition Assistance (TA) to process by contacting Kiyona Jenkins at krjenkins@uncfsu.edu.
7. Student Accounts (specifically, the Third Party Billing office) posts the TA (tuition assistance) credit to your account. Allow at least 3 weeks after the first day of class to see the credit to your account.

Class Fees

Tuition Assistance (TA) usually pays for tuition and will not pay for fees. The student is responsible for paying fees to their school. If you have financial aid such as Pell grant, loans, or specific scholarships, you can use the resource to pay for your fees, otherwise you will have to pay out of pocket.

Grades

The student will be responsible to repay any Tuition Assistance (TA) funds received for grades that are not considered passing. The following grades are acceptable and will not be recouped:

• Undergraduate: Grade of ‘C’ or higher
• Graduate: Grade of ‘B’ or higher

Coast Guard Tuition Assistance

To determine if you are elgibile for this benefit, view the benefit information on the Coast Guard’s Tuition Assistance Policies webpage.

• Cover Up to $250 per credit hour
• Active Duty or Reservists on long-term orders (180 days+) are eligible

Basic steps for requesting Tuition Assistance

1. Speak with the local Education Office to ensure you are eligible for Tuition Assistance (TA).
2. Attend the required briefings and follow the instructions provided by the Education Office on how to request Tuition Assistance for your course(s) for the intended school.
3. Apply and be admitted to the Fayettevile State University.
4. Register for your courses at FSU and then request Tuition Assistance (TA) in the military portal for the same courses with the correct day(s) and time(s) at least 7 days before the first day of classes. Most portals open 60 days before the first day of class).
5. The military approves your Tuition Assistance (TA) request(s).
6. Verify Student Accounts has received your approved Tuition Assistance (TA) to process by contacting Kiyona Jenkins at krjenkins@uncfsu.edu.
7. Student Accounts (specifically, the Third Party Billing office) posts the TA (tuition assistance) credit to your account. Allow at least 3 weeks after the first day of class to see the credit to your account.

Class Fees

Tuition Assistance (TA) usually pays for tuition and will not pay for fees. The student is responsible for paying fees to their school. If you have financial aid such as Pell grant, loans, or specific scholarships, you can use the resource to pay for your fees, otherwise you will have to pay out of pocket.

Grades

The student will be responsible to repay any Tuition Assistance (TA) funds received for grades that are not considered passing. The following grades are acceptable and will not be recouped:

• Undergraduate: Grade of ‘C’ or higher
• Graduate: Grade of ‘B’ or higher

Marine Corps Tuition Assistance

To determine if you are eligible for this benefit, view the benefit information on the U.S. Marine Corps Tuition Assistance webpage.

• Cover Up to $250 per credit hour
• Must be on Active Duty or “Activated Reservist” status
• Annual aggregate limit of $4,500 per fiscal year
• May cover up to 18 credit hours per fiscal year

Basic steps for requesting Tuition Assistance

1. Speak with the local Education Office to ensure you are eligible for Tuition Assistance (TA).
2. Attend the required briefings and follow the instructions provided by the Education Office on how to request Tuition Assistance for your course(s) for the intended school.
3. Apply and be admitted to the Fayettevile State University.
4. Register for your courses at FSU and then request Tuition Assistance (TA) in the military portal for the same courses with the correct day(s) and time(s) at least 7 days before the first day of classes. Most portals open 60 days before the first day of class).
5. The military approves your Tuition Assistance (TA) request(s).
6. Verify Student Accounts has received your approved Tuition Assistance (TA) to process by contacting Kiyona Jenkins at krjenkins@uncfsu.edu.
7. Student Accounts (specifically, the Third Party Billing office) posts the TA (tuition assistance) credit to your account. Allow at least 3 weeks after the first day of class to see the credit to your account.

Class Fees

Tuition Assistance (TA) usually pays for tuition and will not pay for fees. The student is responsible for paying fees to their school. If you have financial aid such as Pell grant, loans, or specific scholarships, you can use the resource to pay for your fees, otherwise you will have to pay out of pocket.

Grades

The student will be responsible to repay any Tuition Assistance (TA) funds received for grades that are not considered passing. The following grades are acceptable and will not be recouped:

• Undergraduate: Grade of ‘C’ or higher
• Graduate: Grade of ‘B’ or higher

Navy Tuition Assistance

To determine if you are eligible for this benefit, view the benefit information on the U. S. Navy College website.

• Cover Up to $250 per credit hour
• Must be on Active Duty or “Activated Reservist”
• Annual aggregated limit up to $4,500 per year
• May cover up to 18 credit hours per fiscal year
• Tuition Assistance will only be approved after one year at first duty station

Apply for Navy Tuition Assistance

Basic steps for requesting Tuition Assistance

1. Speak with the local Education Office to ensure you are eligible for Tuition Assistance (TA).
2. Attend the required briefings and follow the instructions provided by the Education Office on how to request Tuition Assistance for your course(s) for the intended school.
3. Apply and be admitted to the Fayettevile State University.
4. Register for your courses at FSU and then request Tuition Assistance (TA) in the military portal for the same courses with the correct day(s) and time(s) at least 7 days before the first day of classes. Most portals open 60 days before the first day of class).
5. The military approves your Tuition Assistance (TA) request(s).
6. Verify Student Accounts has received your approved Tuition Assistance (TA) to process by contacting Kiyona Jenkins at krjenkins@uncfsu.edu.
7. Student Accounts (specifically, the Third Party Billing office) posts the TA (tuition assistance) credit to your account. Allow at least 3 weeks after the first day of class to see the credit to your account.

Class Fees

Tuition Assistance (TA) usually pays for tuition and will not pay for fees. The student is responsible for paying fees to their school. If you have financial aid such as Pell grant, loans, or specific scholarships, you can use the resource to pay for your fees, otherwise you will have to pay out of pocket.

Grades

The student will be responsible to repay any Tuition Assistance (TA) funds received for grades that are not considered passing. The following grades are acceptable and will not be recouped:

• Undergraduate: Grade of ‘C’ or higher
• Graduate: Grade of ‘B’ or higher

MyCAA Scholarship Program

MyCAA (My Career Advancement Account) Tuition Assistance covers tuition for eligible military spouses. To determine if you are eligible, view the benefit information on the MyCAA Portal or contact a counselor directly at (800) 342-9647.

• Spouses of Active Duty or Activated National Guard/Reserve members (pay grades E1-E9 and W1-W3) may qualify
• Must be on seeking a certificate or licensure
• Pays $4,000 total

NCTAP (State TA)

ARMY COOL (Credentialing Opportunities On-Line)

                    Fayetteville State University Military Scholarship  
                      Click Here to Apply for the Military Tuition Scholarship 

The purpose of the military scholarship is to provide free tuition to Fayetteville State University (FSU) undergraduate students who are military-affiliated (active-duty military, veterans, spouses and dependents).  

Fayetteville State University will provide a framework to facilitate communication and cooperation involving students with VA educational benefits or Tuition Assistance by DOD and/or will be required to use such benefits first to pay for tuition and fees. Any additional tuition remaining after the use of VA educational benefits or Tuition Assistance will be covered by the military tuition scholarships (up to $500 for in-state military connected undergraduate students, per semester and up to $2500 for out-of-state military connected undergraduate students, per semester). Fayetteville State University will offer military-affiliated scholarships each academic year beginning in Fall 2022.

To qualify for this scholarship, an individual must (1) meet all requirements for admissions to FSU, (2) have a GPA of at least 2.5 from an accredited university or high school, (3) be an active-duty service member, member of the National Guard/Reserves, veteran with an honorable discharge, or military spouse or a dependent, (4) seeking an undergraduate degree at FSU  (4) enrolled in 12 hours as a full-time student, (5) and submit all application materials to FSU before the deadline date. 

For more information, contact FSU at Fort Bragg
 Veronica Alexander at military@uncfsu.edu  

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For further assistance with your financial aid needs, please contact Tatyana Russell (910) 248-9608 or trussel9@uncfsu.edu to schedule an appointment on Mondays through Thursdays from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm at the Fort Bragg Training and Education Center 4520 Knox Street Wing C Room #103, Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

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In addition to our institutional accrediations, there are several academic programs that have "specialized" accreditations.*

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