Spelman Dining
Tuition rate for full time students:
Morehouse:
$1,087(Hourly Rate)
Total: $26,090
Spelman:
$1,099 (Hourly Rate)
Total: $26,388
Fee information:
Morehouse:
Library: $430
Tech: $470
Testing: $70
College Center: $297
Health: $231
Student Activities: $250
Cultural Activities: $100
Sustainability: $22
Total: $1,870
Spelman:
Library: $429.50
Tech: $468.50
Testing: $67.00
College Center: $294
Health: $230.50
Student Activities: $246.50
Cultural Activities: $97.00
Sustainability: $11.00
Total: $1,844.00
Meal Plans
Morehouse:
Plan A: Unlimited Meals per week +225 DCB Dollars ; $2,906 per semester
Plan B: 14 Meals per Week +500 DCB Dollars; $2,600 per semester
Plan C: 10 Meals per Week +200 DCB Dollars; $1,725 per semester
Plan D: 5 Meals per Week +700 DCB Dollars; $1,496 per semester
Spelman:
All Access: unlimited meals per semester, $200 Dining Dollars
The Suites 12 Meals Per Week: 12 meals per week, $260 Dining Dollars
Commuter: 100 meals and $200 Dining Dollars per semester
Housing Costs:
Morehouse:
Traditional Room Single: $9360 Annual
Traditional Room Double: $7510 Annual
Spelman:
Single Dorms: $9200 Annual
Double Dorms: $7400
Housing Types:
Residence Halls
Each residence hall offers an opportunity for students to meet people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, and develop a sense of community within their own building. Professional and paraprofessional staff works closely with residents to provide innovative, creative, social, educational and cultural programs.
There are 11 residence halls on campus, 4 out of those residence halls are listed down. The houses have space for approximately 1,200 students. Each building has its own unique character and maintains its rich history while also assuming the personality of its residents. We are excited about our new residence hall that opened in 2008.
Living- Learning Center II
Opened: 1989
Capacity: 200
The Living-Learning Center II opened in September 1989. In addition to the student rooms, there are administrative offices, including the Continuing Education Program and Community Life. The Center also provides conference facilities and an auditorium for on- and off-campus organizations. Living Learning Center II is Spelman's most contemporary residence hall.
With 121 rooms (30 singles), heating and air conditioning, and wall-to-wall carpet, students enjoy the serene ambiance it exudes. Upperclassman residents enjoy access to spacious game rooms, study and television lounges, multi-functional gathering rooms, laundry facilities, vending area, cable/Ethernet connections in each room, storage rooms, and an elevator.
Stewart Living & Learning Center
Opened: 1983
Capacity: 200
The Donald and Isabel Stewart Living-Learning Center is an honors residence hall with a conference room and living quarters for visiting lecturers, scholars, and artists. The Center, which opened in 1983, is named for Spelman's sixth president and his wife. One of the modern residence halls, Stewart Living and Learning Center (LLC1), is nestled in a quiet corner of campus.
LLC1 is the only building which houses freshman and upperclassmen, most of whom are Presidential Scholars or participating in other honors programs. The residence hall has single and double occupancy rooms. Each room is wired for cable and Ethernet connections. Students also enjoy the sky-lit atrium in the lobby alongside an outdoor courtyard. In addition to student housing, there are also guest suites, conference and meeting rooms, kitchen areas with microwaves, study lounges, a computer lab, elevator, and storage rooms.
Howard-Harreld Hall
Opened: 1968
Capacity: 181
Howard-Harreld Hall is one of three residential halls included in a planned complex. Opened in 1968, the freshman dormitory is named for Clara Howard of the first Spelman High School graduating class and Claudia Harreld of the first College graduating class. "HH" is located near the main campus entry near the bookstore, student center, and administrative buildings.
Amenities include a full kitchen for student use, study lounge, storage rooms, vending areas, laundry facilities, and an aerobic facility. The residence hall contains single, double, triple, and quad occupancy rooms. Other amenities include high-speed Internet access and Cable TV.
The Suites
Opened: 2008
Capacity: 303
Students enjoy apartment-style living in the new residence hall. The suites vary in size from 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom, 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms, or 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms. There are no 1 bedroom suites available. Each suite comes equipped with a kitchenette ((Microwave, full size refrigerator, and sink. NO STOVE), living room and central air, and each will be fully furnished.
Morehouse:
Director of Admissions
Michael Moore
Sr. Associate Director of Admissions and Coordinator of STEM Recruitment
404-653-7762
Michael.Moore@morehouse.edu
State/Region Areas
Connecticut
Georgia
Montgomery and Prince George's County Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Texas (Houston, Dallas)
Admission Counselor
Jasmine E. McMillan
Assistant Director of Admissions and Recruitment for Transfer Initiatives
404-653-7761
Jasmine.McMillan@morehouse.edu
State/Region Areas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington D.C.
REQUIREMENTS
The College seeks students who will respond to such an opportunity and who will bring to this community a variety of interests and personal characteristics. Academic competence is a major consideration in the selection of students, but also important are an individual's personal qualities which may add to the diversity of the student body.
Morehouse welcomes visitors, prospective students and parents to come to campus. The Admissions Office at Morehouse is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. when the College is in session. During the summer months, the office closes at 4:00 p.m. Campus tours and interviews should be scheduled in advance. The telephone number is (404) 215-2632.
When planning a trip to visit the campus, students are advised to refer to the academic calendar in this book and to avoid, if possible, vacations, holidays and examination periods.
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- PRE-FRESHMAN SUMMER PROGRAM
Download the "You Are More Than Just A Student" Admissions Brochure (pdf)
Spelman:
Name: Catherine Hamlin , Admissions Counselor
Hometown: Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Hobbies and Interests: writing, photography, reading, shopping and anything dealing with the arts
Territory: Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Georgia, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin
Name: Tiffany Nelson , C'2000, Director
Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga, California
Hobbies and Interests: Spending time with family and friends, travelling internationally, and watching classic movies
About Admissions
Admission to Spelman College is highly competitive. In addition to academic credentials, we consider leadership experiences, extracurricular involvement, community service, employment, and personal interests and abilities.
Discover Why . . .
Average GPA: 3.6
Average SAT (CR+M): 1072
Average ACT Composite: 23
Learn More About Spelman
Download Spelman's Fact Sheet
Who We Are
Spelman College is a highly selective, historically Black college that empowers women to change the world. A global leader in the education of women of African descent, Spelman offers a holistic education founded on academic excellence in the liberal arts and sciences and the intellectual, creative, ethical and leadership development of our students.
Morehouse:
Institutional scholarships:
STAMPS LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS
Morehouse College offers the Stamps Leadership Scholarships to exceptional students. Funded by the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation, Inc., the Stamps Leadership Scholars Program at Morehouse College will benefit exemplary students with at least a 3.7 grade-point-average. Awardees selected annually will receive full-ride scholarships valued at approximately $200,000 each. The program will grow by about five new scholarships annually. Students in the program also will have access to an enrichment fund of $10,000 each to support study abroad trips, undergraduate research trips, unpaid internships and academic or co-curricular conferences.
To be considered for the Stamps Scholarship, students must apply to Morehouse College by November 1 of their senior year. The Office of Admissions notifies recommended finalists by mid-December. SFCF contacts recommended finalists by February 15 to request supplementary materials and to schedule an interview with SFCF. Finalists that are selected for the Morehouse College Stamps Scholarship will receive official notification by the Office of Admissions in the form of a scholarship offer letter. Recipients must indicate their acceptance of the offer and return the offer letter indicating such by the deadline stated on the letter. More information is available at the Stamps Scholars webpage .
Please contact admissions office for more information: http://www.morehouse.edu/admissions
Spelman:
Institutional scholarships:
Given to 10% of incoming first-year student class, no certain grade point average or test score needed.
- Presidential– Covers full tuition, fees, room, and board cost for 4 years.
- Dewitt Dean– Covers full tuition for 4 years.
- Academic– Covers half of tuition costs for 4 years.
- Student of Distinction– Provides $5,000 per year for 4 years.
- Bonner Scholars– Based on community service; a need based scholarship. Award is calculated based on financial need.
Deadlines:
February 15th
Morehouse:
Sports:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Football
- Golf
- Tennis
- Track and Field
Types of Organizations:
- Academic/ professional/ honors
- Athletic
- Cultural
- Religious/ Spiritual
- Residential life government
- Service
- Social/Political Action
- Special Interest
- State/ International Club
- Band
- Glee Club
*Army and Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
Student Support Services:
- Sponsored by the U.S department of education
- Services provided:
- Academic advisement and counseling
- Workshops, lectures and program
- personal counseling
- info on scholarships and financial aid
Spelman:
Sports:
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Soccer
- Tennis
- Volleyball
Organizations:
- Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
- Phi Beta Delta Honor Society
- Active minds
- Afrekete
- Beyond Curves
- Black girls code
- Campus outreach
To see all of our organizations visit:
http://spelmanstudentlife.orgsync.com
Student Support Services:
- Career Planning
- Cooperative Education
- Graduate School Resources
- Commuting
- Disability services
- Health services
- Counseling services
- Dining Services
- Public services
- Transportation
Graduation Rates:
Spelman: 70% Morehouse: 54%
Average GPA:
Spelman: 3.61 Morehouse: 3.24
Student Media:
Source: https://morehousespelman.wordpress.com/
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