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| Frequently Asked Questions | ||
How early should I
register?
Why should I register early?
What is the cancellation policy?
How do I find out if a class is full?
When will these courses be offered again?
How can I get on the mailing list to receive
future brochures?
How often do classes meet?
What are CEU's?
Where are the classes held?
Will I have to buy any books or disks?
Do I have to follow the prerequisites?
How do I know what "equivalent experience" is?
How do I register for classes?
Where do I park? |
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| How early should I register? | ||
| Missouri State University's Jim D. Morris Center for Continuing Education accepts registrations with payment up until the day of the course if space is available. However, classes often fill up quickly after a brochure is mailed, so it is best to register as soon as possible. The registration office will also place your name on a waiting list if a class is full and will contact you if someone cancels. | ||
| Why should I register early? | ||
| • You will receive a map and
a parking permit in the mail about a week before the class. • You will ensure your space in the class. |
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| What is the cancellation policy? | ||
| Click here to read the cancellation/refund policy. | ||
| How do I find out if a class is full? | ||
| Call the registration office, (417) 836-6660, to find out if a class is full. You can also e-mail us at ccpe@missouristate.edu | ||
| When will these courses be offered again? How can I get on the mailing list to receive future brochures? | ||
| We offer programs at various times throughout the year. If you would like to be on our mailing list and receive future brochures, call (417) 836-6660 or submit the online request form. | ||
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What are CEUs? CEUs are Continuing Education Units, which record your efforts toward personal and professional growth and are kept on record at Missouri State University. One CEU is awarded for each 10 hours of participation. For more information, please visit Continuing Education and CEUs. |
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Where are
the classes held? Most Classes are held in the Jim D. Morris Center for Continuing Education, 301 S. Jefferson. Seminars, conferences, etc. are held at various locations. If you have a question about the location of your class, call (417) 836-6660. |
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Will I have to buy any books or disks? Most materials are supplied, including handouts, disks, and exercises, and are included in the course fee. If there will be additional charges, that information will be listed in the course description. |
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Do I have to follow the prerequisites?
How do I know what "equivalent experience" is? Many courses in this catalog list prerequisites or "equivalent experience". This is because our classes are designed in sequence and the instructor for a course will assume you have mastered the skills from the previous course in the sequence. Occasionally, some students will have extensive experience and will be able to skip a prior course. Please call (417) 836-6660 and ask to speak to the coordinator of your course. |
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How do
I register for classes? You can register by mail, phone, fax, or at our website, http://morriscenter.missouristate.edu/register. The site also has secure payment available. You must use a credit card to register online. Alternate methods of payment include check, purchase order, or money order. Visit the registration site for more information on how to register. |
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Where do I park? Parking for on-site courses is easy and convenient. Missouri State University parking Lot # 40 or Lot # 42 are directly across the street from the Jim D. Morris Center on the corner of McDaniel and Jefferson. Parking instructions for programs with alternate locations will be provided in your confirmation letter. |
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| NOTE: The policies, requirements, course offerings, schedules, activities, tuition, fees, and calendar of the school and its departments set forth in this catalog are subject to change without notice at any time at the sole discretion of the administration. Such changes may be of the nature of, including but not limited to, the elimination of the school, programs, classes, or activities; the relocation of or modification of the content of any of the foregoing; and the cancellation of scheduled classes or other academic activities. | ||
