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The graduate business program offers services designed to
enrich your experience, enhance your career, and integrate
you into the Villanova community.
Graduate Business Programs and
Events
Computer Purchase Program
The CCP is a way for students to benefit from the university’s
relationship with Dell by allowing them to purchase a laptop at
often significantly discounted prices. Students pay the cost of
the machine, and they can “select & price” the model. The
standard configuration is determined by the university and it
includes Windows XP, & Office, as well as a 3 year onsite
warranty. For more information, visit:
www.dell.com/villanova.
Discount Ticket Program
Graduate business students may purchase discount tickets to select amusement
parks, recreation facilities, and ski resorts. Schedule an appointment with
our office to learn more.
Invitation to the Boardroom: April 2008
Miss our inaugural boardroom meeting?
Click here to watch video from this event, featuring strategic updates and a
Q&A session with Dean James Danko and Assistant Dean Simone Pollard.
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Program News and Resources
PMBA Program Fall Registration Information
Summer course registration for the Professional MBA program will
begin at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, June 16.
Program Calendars and Handbooks
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Campus
Resources
VSB graduate students have access to all university
student resources, including library, fitness, and dining
facilities, places of worship, intramural sports, student
societies, and cultural events. Please navigate the
questions below or contact the graduate business programs
office to learn more.
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1. Who should I contact for information regarding tuition and fees?
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Who should I contact for information
regarding tuition and fees?
Bursar’s Office
Tuition and other fees are managed through the Bursar’s Office and are due
by the first day of class. The Bursar’s Office is located in Kennedy Hall,
first floor. For more information, click here or call
620-529-4258.
Hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday:
Summer hours are Monday through Friday:
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2. Where can I purchase my textbooks?
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Where can I purchase my textbooks?
University Shop
Purchase your textbooks at the
University Shop, located in Kennedy Hall.
Hours of operation are:*
Monday through Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
*Please be aware that when the University is closed, the University Shop is also closed.
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3. Where should I park my car?
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Where should I park my car?
Parking and Public Safety
Parking is available in the Main Lot. Parking fees are $50 in the Fall; $25
in the Spring for evening students. Parking tags are valid for one
year—August 31 through the following August 30. Vehicles can be registered
in two ways:
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NOVASIS: Once you have deposited, you will receive a NOVASIS ID and PIN number. You can then enter the system and register your vehicle.
- Visit Public Safety in Farrell Hall: Complete a vehicle registration form at the parking office.
If you register for your parking tag through NOVASIS, you have three options to retrieve it:
- Pick up your parking tag at Farrell Hall during regular business hours.
- Send the Parking office a self-addressed, stamped envelope and they will send you the parking tag.
- Call the Parking office during regular business hours and request to have your parking tag left with the dispatcher on duty. You can then pick up your hang tag from Farrell Hall 24/7.
The Parking Office hours are:
Monday through Thursday:
Friday:
To learn more, click here or call 510-519-6990
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4. What is the WildCard?
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What is the WildCard?
The WildCard
The WildCard is your Villanova photo ID card that provides access to buildings
including the library and Bartley Hall. The WildCard office is located in
Dougherty Hall.
*Hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday:
*Extended hours during the beginning of each semester.
To view the extended hour schedule,
click here or call
610-519-6202.
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5. Where can I access my grades and student information?
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Where can I access my grades and student information?
NOVASIS
NOVASIS is the University’s online student information system. It allows
access to grades, registration and address information. To access NOVASIS,
go to http://novasis.villanova.edu,
select “Log in to Secure Area” and enter your Social Security number or your
Villanova ID and your NOVASIS PIN (not your semester registration PIN) to
access your records. Your PIN is a unique number assigned to you by the
Registrar’s Office. This PIN is mailed to you by the Registrar’s Office and
is not the password assigned to you by UNIT.
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6. Will I have a Villanova e-mail account?
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Will I have a Villanova e-mail account?
Villanova Email Account Information
Once you have deposited to attend Villanova, the University Information
Technologies (UNIT) department creates an email account for you. Information
regarding your account is sent shortly after you first register for classes.
If you do not receive account information by the start of classes, please call
the Helpdesk at 610-519-7777 or email support@villanova.edu.
If you forget your password, you can reset it yourself at
http://passwordreset.villanova.edu.
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7. Can I purchase a laptop through the University?
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Can I purchase a laptop through the University?
Purchasing a Laptop
The University offers a Computer Purchase Program (CPP) as a way for
students to benefit from the University’s relationship with Dell by allowing
you to purchase a laptop at often significantly discounted prices. Students
pay the cost of the machine, and they can “select and price” the model. The
University determines the standard configuration and it includes Windows XP
and Office, as well as a three-year onsite warranty. For more information,
visit http://www.dell.com/Villanova.
The TechZONE is a certified Dell service center for computers purchased through
the University for warranty and non-warranty repairs.
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8. Where can I get computer help and support?
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Where can I get computer help and support?
Computer Help and Support
Students can reach the University Helpdesk by calling 610-519-7777.
Helpdesk hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday
TechZONE hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday
Fridays
Configuring your Laptop
If you would like to configure your computer to work with the networked
computers on campus, contact the University TechZONE and follow the prompts. The TechZONE is located in Vasey Hall, Room 101.
To learn more about wireless connectivity, please visit
http://www.villanova.edu/unit/support/wireless/.
In order for your wireless connection to work properly, your computer must
meet the following requirements:
Windows XP Service Pack 2
Villanova Wireless Secure W2 Client
Windows Pop-ups must be enabled
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9. Where can I find a place to do my work?
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Where can I find a place to do my work?
Bartley Hall, Graduate Business Lounge
Bartley Hall is a modern, wireless, educational
facility which includes
state-of-the-art classrooms with power and data at every seat (in addition to
being wireless), an auditorium, cafeteria (The Exchange), four story atrium
entrance, and faculty offices. Breakout rooms are available for students’ team
meetings and a graduate student lounge is located in Room 2059 on the second
floor. The ground floor houses a copy center.
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10. Where can I receive help in finding a career?
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Where can I receive help in finding a career?
Career Services
Located in Corr Hall, Villanova University’s Career Services
Office partners
with employers, alumni, and the academic community to support the career
development of students and alumni. Career Services administers on-campus
career fairs, resume and interview workshops, career and industry panels, and
presentations to classes and student organizations. GoNOVA is a web-based
career management system that can help manage your career development process.
As a graduate student, you must register an account to take advantage of this
tool.
click here
to set up your account.
The Office also maintains an extensive
educational/vocational library, and students may
schedule career advising appointments as well.
For more information or to schedule an
appointment, call 610-519-4060 or
visit their website.
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11. Are there places to eat on campus?
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Are there places to eat on campus?
Dining Services
There are many locations available on campus to eat. For full details on locations
and hours of operation, please visit
http://diningservices.villanova.edu/. Bartley Hall
The Exchange, Holy Grounds Connelly Center
Belle Aire Terrace
Belle Aire “Grab & Go”
Holy Grounds, Ice Cream Shoppe St. Augustine Center
St. Augustine Café (Liberal Arts & Sciences) Dougherty Hall
The Corner Grill
The Italian Kitchen
Dougherty Main Dining Hall
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12. Are there any fitness facilities available to students?
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Are there any fitness facilities available to students?
Fitness Facilities
All Villanova University students may utilize University athletic facilities
during available hours. Valid WildCard identification is required. Facilities
include the following:
Alumni Hall Gymnasium:
Hardwood intramural basketball/volleyball court and aerobic area. Aerobic class schedules are
sent out at the beginning of each semester, and are available at
http://www3.villanova.edu/recreation/fitnesscenters/groupex.htm.
Aquatic Center:
Ten-lane, 25 by 25 yard pool with 1 meter and 3 meter diving boards and locker room
facilities. For updated hours, please visit
http://villanova.cstv.com/facilities/nova-pool-hours.html
Butler Annex:
Rubber surface basketball/volleyball courts.
The Davis Center:
This state-of-the-art building features practice and training facilities for the basketball programs, as well as a fitness center for the entire campus community.
Jake Nevin Field House:
Hardwood basketball/volleyball court, stage, locker rooms and administrative offices.
The Pavilion
Rubber surface basketball and tennis courts, four-lane running track, weight room,
aerobics/dance room, and locker rooms.
Stanford Fitness Center
Located in the basement of Stanford Hall on South Campus. A six thousand sq. ft. modern
fitness center featuring free weights, life cycles, treadmills and locker rooms for all
students, faculty and staff.
St. Mary’s Hall Gymnasium/Pool
Hardwood intramural basketball/volleyball court, recreational swimming and locker rooms.
Tennis Courts
Outdoor tennis courts are located across from Sullivan Hall on the Main Campus, adjacent to
Stanford Hall on the South Campus and adjacent to St. Mary's Hall on the West Campus.
West Campus Fitness Center
Located in the basement of building number 8 on the West Campus, a 5,000 square foot modern
fitness center featuring free weights, life cycles, and treadmills is available for all
students, faculty, and staff.
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13. Is there a library on campus?
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Is there a library on campus?
Library Resources
Falvey Memorial Library, the chief source of academic information for the
University community, offers collections, educational and consulting services,
as well as technology, programming and physical facilities. Librarians assist
students with critical and evaluative use of information through personal
consultation and formal instruction.
*Regular semester hours are:
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Holiday, exam week, fall/spring break and summer hours vary, and can be found
here.
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14. How will I know about emergencies, closings, and/or class cancellations?
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How will I know about emergencies, closings, and/or class cancellations?
NOVA Alert
Villanova University has added text messaging to our Emergency Communications
Process. Nova Alert quickly contacts you during a major crisis or emergency
to deliver any important information relevant to the situation. To sign up,
please click here.
Emergency Closings/Class Cancellations
In the event of a weather-related emergency, class cancellations will be
announced on:
- Local radio stations (KYW 1060) using the following call numbers:
- MBA Program: 524 (Delaware County)
- Graduate Tax Program: 2471 (Delaware County)
- A recorded University message at 610-519-4505
In the event a faculty member cannot meet the class on a given evening, the faculty will notify students via Villanova email.
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Contact Us
VSB strives to make your educational experience valuable and enjoyable. To this end,
we hope you will provide constructive feedback and suggestions to help us best serve your
career pursuits.
Please contact us at any time by phone at 610-519-4336, email at
gradbusiness@villanova.edu, or—better
yet—stop by and visit us in person in Bartley Hall.
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Quick Links
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2008 Graduation Information
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Graduate Business Programs Office
1074 Bartley Hall
610.519.4336
gradbusiness@villanova.edu
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