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CU Dept of Construction
CU Dept of Construction
by Cariel Quinly, HMHS, Copyright 2018
CELEBRATIONS of a Beautiful Magnificent Reality
The CU Dept of Construction will construct buildings with special materials on cement foundations effectively at the following communities & locations – currently or sooner than later to be constructed:
Main Carieliin University Locations are N. County San Diego, San Marcos, St. San Jacinto, San Clemente, CA & Golden Country Location, Poway, CA where CU Depts of Transportation, Broadcasting-Communications, Utilities & Emergency Services & Protection will be located (in Building Q) .
Choose from the following main CU locations:
- San Clemente, CA (refer above)
- Questhaven Location, San Marcos, CA (refer above)
- N. County San Diego (refer above)
- 7th St. – San Jacinto, CA (refer above)
- Golden Country Location, Poway, CA (refer above)
There will be an smaller CU locations at the following:
- Harmony Plaza Location, Hemet, CA – Front St.
- Palm & Pine Esplanade, San Jacinto CA
- Sageland Community, Ramona, CA
There will be an CU locations called efficient campuses at the following:
- Murrieta, CA
- Cornerstone, Hemet CA
- 709 D St, Ramona, CA
Choose from the following Communities which will be affiliated with the Main CU Locations with extension courses:
- Pleasant Ville, Hemet CA (with CU extension courses)
- Cottonwood Community, San Jacinto, CA (with CU extension courses)
- Silverleaf Community, San Jacinto, CA (with CU extension courses)
- Oceanside, CA (CU extension courses)
- Escondido, CA (CU extension courses)
- Rancho Bernardo, CA (CU Ocean Summit with CU extension courses )
- Santa Monica, CA (CU Ocean Summit with CU extension courses)
- The Village Location, Winchester, CA (with CU extension courses)
- Cypress Cove Community, Winchester, CA (with CU extension courses)
Phase B Communities to choose from which will be affiliated with the Main Campus with possible extension classes are as follows:
- Santa Fe Community, Hemet, CA
- Chalice Well Community, Hemet, CA
- The Shire Community, Hemet, CA
- Lyon’s Gate, Hemet, CA
- Coach City Community, Poway, CA
Ms. Quinly will establish her ownership of the buildings and decide which to keep for CU & herself, or sell and give to others who have applied to be there.
Most will appreciate a Carieliin Home’s great price savings because they are built faster and at less expense. But with quality building materials that provide beautiful, comfortable and practical homes with strength and longevity.
Carieliin Homes exceed state and/or local building codes and have more value, quality, excellence and effectiveness. From floor plans inception to the beautiful finished product, Carieliin Homes are highly respected and will sell quickly.
Au Cariel Quinly’s Construction Brochure
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Apply for Admission
Fill out the Application for Admission and send it by email attachment (PDF) to ApplyforAdmission@CarieliinUniversity.org
- Application fee of $55 ($100 application fee for non-US citizens) is currently being waived.
- Official SAT or ACT scores
*Note: If you are applying as a freshman for Fall 2018, we no longer require the writing portion of the SAT and ACT.
- Send your transcripts by email attachment and send all required admission items.
Send an official copy of all academic transcripts including high school & college/university. Official transcripts need to be sent before admission acceptance and before any placement test waivers or transfer credit can be awarded.
Transcripts must list grades through the conclusion of your junior year, and it must also show your full name and the name of your high school. Please be sure to self-report your senior year schedule and credits on the admissions application. If you have already graduated from high school, you must request to have your official final high school transcript with your graduation date sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the next semester begins.
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Carieliin University
Carieliin University is known nationally and internationally and is financially recognized for it’s endowments from huge corporations.
The focus is on the HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS of a LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION, aesthetics, ethics, music and theater, as well as, psychology, architecture, business, teaching, and biology. Carieliin University stands apart from the crowd, providing a balance between and physical and higher consciousness while opening the door to an affordable quality education and personal, involved approach to your successful completion of a University Degree.
Accreditations
Carieliin accreditations are as follows: ACCSC, AACSB, Higher Learning Commission (HLC), NAAB, Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, NWCCU. Carieliin has affiliations and joint degree programs with Harvard University, Pepperdine University, and UCLA.
University Housing:
University Residential Hall living is a requirement for full-time Freshmen and Sophomores (under 54 credit units) with the exception of those students living with their parents or responsible legal guardians nearby. Full-time Juniors and Seniors may choose to live on-campus in available University Apartments.
On-campus living enhances the college experience by offering resident students socializing opportunities outside the classroom. Close proximity to campus resources affords resident students the opportunity to become easily involved in campus activities.
Resident students also tend to be very satisfied with their college experience, and are more likely to graduate.
Here’s an example of the larger Carieliin University Campus:
We are excited to welcome you to the Carieliin University!
General Curriculum Requirements:
- Art
- Biology
- Chemistry
- English Language Writing and Literature
- History
- Philosophy
- Mathematics
Declaring a Major
By the time students have earned 54 semester hours, they must complete a Major Selection Form and turn it in to the registrar’s office.
There must be at least 18 hours of unique requirements for each major. Some departments may require more than 18 unique hours.
Minors
The student doesn’t need to declare a minor selection, however, if they choose to declare a minor they must fill in a form with both the major & minor selection and register it at the registrar’s office to make it official.
Offered Bachelor Degrees with their major concentrations include the following:
- Liberal Arts & Sciences
- Accounting
- Economics
- Biology
- Business (Entrepreneurship Concentration and additional Business Majors, i.e., Administration, if desired)
- Mathematics
- Counseling Psychology
- Music
- English Language & Literature
- Philosophy
- Ministry
- Real Estate
- Theatre Arts (includes Speech Communications)
- Computer Sciences
- Art
- Architectural Sciences
- Political Science (Governmental International Relationships, if desired)
- History
REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Up to 64 credits from another college may be transferred into an CU degree program. 120 completed credits are required for a Bachelor’s Degree and maintaining an overall C average (2.00 GPA) including the major is required. And in order to receive a bachelor’s degree from Carieliin University a candidate must complete the basic course requirements, meet all departmental requirements for a major concentration and using their own CU student account they apply for a degree completion audit. And they may attend the annual HMHS CU Commencement to be awarded their official Bachelor’s Degree.
How can I get CU Student Status?
To obtain an CU Student Status send an email with you real name & state your intention to apply, register, study, learn and have access to information (i.e., courses & schedule) : StudentStatus@HMHSCU.org
And once you’ve taken an Internet Course you’re considered an CU Student. This has advantages in several ways as follows:
- Learning from anywhere that has Internet
- Self-paced learning
- Flexible scheduling
- More people can participate
Check the required High School Class for entering College Freshmen. Start Your Application Process NOW! The sooner the better.
HMHS CU promotes a liberal arts education
Carieliin approach provides a humanistic, ethical, social, critical, and aesthetic background essential to personal development and professional excellence.
Studies in literature, philosophy, theater, history, social sciences, arts, global relations and languages, foster in students a deeper understanding of themselves and the exciting world in which they live.
Living on-campus you will experience a diverse community of adult learners and magnificent learning environment.
Apply For Admission into a CU Degree Program Status
All freshman applicants must submit the following items:
Application for Admission: Print & fill in the admissions application form Application for CU Admission and send it by email attachment (PDF) to apply@hmhscu.org
- Freshman application fee of $55 ($100 application fee for non-US citizens) is currently being waived.
- Official SAT or ACT scores
*Note: If you are applying as a freshman for Fall 2018, we no longer require the writing portion of the SAT and ACT.
- Submit your transcripts and submit all required admission items.
Go to Offices of Admissions and submit an official copy of all academic transcripts including high school, college/university, and/or GED/HSED. Official transcripts need to be submitted before admission acceptance and before any placement test waivers or transfer credit can be awarded.
Transcripts must list grades through the conclusion of your junior year, and it must also show your full name and the name of your high school. Please be sure to self-report your senior year schedule and credits on the admissions application. If you have already graduated from high school, you must request to have your official final high school transcript with your graduation date sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by the stated deadlines.
- Meet your Advisor.
Call to schedule your appointment and meet with an advisor to review your program of study and the courses you’ll need to complete.
- Registering for Classes and you are on your way! – Course Schedule and Class Registration
- Recommended, not required: Guidance counselor evaluation form. This form is automatically emailed to your counselor if you include his or her contact information on your application. Secondary school report forms or counselor evaluation letters sent via Parchment/Naviance or US Mail are acceptable alternatives. US mail is least preferred since it slows processing time. This is a recommended but not required component of your application. Please note: Letters of recommendation ARE NOT REQUIRED for general university admissions consideration.
It’s never too late to begin preparing for the admittance process.
Growth Is Inevitable
CU Housing – What to expect
There’s a wonderful world ahead for all new residential participants.
For Students:
We are excited to welcome new students into a university residential community!
Student on-campus housing is for undergraduate and graduate students, enrolled in one of our amazing programs. We are excited to welcome the students to our freedom garden for growth in a living residential community!
All full-time freshmen and sophomores (under 54 credit hours) are required to live on-campus & the tuition is cheaper when living on the university campus.
There’s benefit from socializing outside the classroom and learning to take responsibility for choosing university resources and becoming easily involved in university activities. University residential living provides the student with more satisfaction with life and they are more likely to graduate.
CU’s beautiful Residential Halls are for Freshmen and Sophomores.
The student residential halls have laundry rooms on each floor. The residential halls share a swimming pool.
The 4 female residential halls are as follows: Azalea – single-occupancy bedroom, Maple-single, Oak-double, & Pine – double; and the 3 male residential halls: Redwood-double, Juniper-Single & Palm-double.
Student Apartments, i.e., Dogwood Apartment with singles, are for Juniors & Seniors who enjoy more independence. They have the option supplying their own washer/dryer in the apartment or doing laundry in the laundry room which is available on each floor.
Dogwood Apartments are for Juniors & Seniors & Graduate Students
The Dogwood Apartments with pictures above have the option of supplying their own washer/dryer in the apartment (on the balcony) or there is a laundry room available at the Meeting House.
As stated above the apartments include: Living and Dining Areas, Kitchen and Balcony and internet, cable TV & telephone jacks. Dual pane windows with mini blinds in bedrooms and 2″ faux wood horizontal blinds in the living room with sliding patio door.
Bedrooms Include: Bed, Desk, Nightstand, Pedestal Mobile Drawers, Stack of Draws & closet for each resident. You can choose from single or double occupancy – refer to price chart on the page below.
Mailboxes are located at the Meeting House.
Dogwood Apartments share a swimming pool with the Redwood Apartments.
The Redwood apartments are for Faculty & Administration.
They are 4 Stories High with balconies. They are furnished or unfurnished.
The floor plans include: Living and Dining Areas, Kitchen and Balcony and internet, cable TV & telephone jacks. Dual pane windows with mini blinds in bedrooms and 2″ faux wood horizontal blinds in the living room with sliding patio door.
Bedrooms Include: Bed, Desk, Nightstand, Pedestal Mobile Drawers, Stack of Draws & closet for each resident.
There are 3 floor plans to choose from, as in the picture above, ranging in sizes are from 1020 to 1225 sq. ft. You can choose from single or double occupancy – refer to price chart on the page below.
Mailboxes are located in the Lobby.
The following are examples of furnishings:
Olive Apartments
For Administrators there’s the Olive Apartments
4 stories high with balconies. 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments to choose from, refer to floor plans above. Includes: Living and Dining Areas, Kitchen with washer/dryers in utility room. Bedrooms Include: Bed, Desk, Nightstand, Chest of Drawers & closet.
The Olive has additional amenities are as follows:
Swimming pool. Washer/dryers. A Meeting House.
Mailboxes are located on the 1st floor near the Lounge, or Lobby.
CU Housing
Includes Student, Administrators, Faculty & Staff Residential Housing– here’s a sampling of the different housing:
Apply for University Housing
Reserve your CU housing, ASAP . Or if your a student living with parents or legal guardian off campus near by, request the housingexemption@hmhscu.org . The off-campus student pays a higher tuition. Talk to a Housing Advisor, because it might be better to live on-campus.
Reserve your housing by Sept 20th, for those applying for the Fall semester and December 15th, for those applying for the Spring semester.
Living in the Carieliin University residential community is a wonderful experience.
Inquiry – culife@HMHSCU.org
We will assign the rooms, ASAP, so that you’ll move into your new home for the academic year immediately. Congratulations!
Once you’ve moved in, the Housing Support Staff ( housingsupportstaff@hmhscu.org) will help you.
Summary of Expenses for One Semester for Full-Time Student, On-campus living:
| Room and Board | Double | Single | Single with private bath | ||
| Housing
Tuition |
$5,672
$1,500 |
$6,672
$1,500 |
$7,672
$1,500 |
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| *Total |
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Additional Cost for Books, Supplies & Campus Fees, approximately $1500 per semester.
Undergraduate Student Tuition Fee, Total Academic Year = $3000.
Tuition for full-time student living off-campus is $9000/academic year.
| Academic Year – Housing & Tuition | In-state: approx. $15000 & Out-of-state: $20000 |
