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 Everyone at the college is eagerly anticipating your arrival! Professors are simultaneously preparing syllabi and pulling out their hiking boots. Dorm councils are planning nights of fun and friendship. Coaches are putting together training schedules, shining up the fieldhouse floors and making sure the fields are smooth and green.
Fall is an exciting time at Milligan.
Orientation activities are planned for first-year and transfer, traditional and non-traditional students. (Click here for orientation schedule) |
All returning students are to arrive to campus on Sunday, August 17. Students who arrive prior to their designated time will have a daily charge of $20 added to their student account. Additionally, any early arrival must be pre-approved by the Student Development Office.
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The fall semester will begin soon. All undergraduate students (excluding students enrolled in adult degree completion programs) must confirm their registration. Graduate students are not required to attend registration but should have their student accounts settled prior to the first day of class on August 20.
(Click here for registration schedule) |
 Since Milligan is a residential college, the Residence Halls are the main source for community life and social involvement. The Residence Hall staff works hard to maintain and promote all areas of student development. Each Residence Hall has a Resident Director (RD), and Resident Assistants (RA) on staff to help residents with academic, housing, and personal problems, and to handle all emergency situations relating to life in the Residence Hall. (Read more) |
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 The 2008-09 academic year is just around the corner. Have you thought about what you will be doing when you are not studying?
Besides getting to know your roommate, making new friends, seeing old ones, and going to Applebee's for half-price appetizers, you will want to take part in the campus activities planned by students for students. Several organizations on campus offer you opportunities for spiritual growth, service, athletic competition, and fun and fellowship as you get to know other Milligan students. (Read more)
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Does it seem strange to think about Christmas in July?