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Student Laptop Right to Use/Ownership Initiative
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Student Laptop Initiative
The Eagles Laptop Program at a Glance

In April 2001, Coppin State University kicked off its first-ever portable computer program. The initiative gives Coppin students access to technology and the internet anytime from anywhere.

According to employers and business leaders, computer literacy is the most sought after skill they look for in prospective employees. At Coppin, it is our goal to minimize the technological learning curve our students experience upon graduation. We feel the Coppin State University Portable Computer Program plays a major role in this endeavor.

Our campus offers a quality mobile learning environment, with wired and wireless Internet connections located in every building, including each residence hall room. Several buildings on campus have "smart" classrooms, allowing students to tap into the vast educational resources on campus and on the World Wide Web. Off-campus or in the residence halls, the learning environment is enriched by the students ability to connect with professors, classmates, and the world via the Internet. We guarantee that participation in the program will enhance your academic development.

During the Fall 2002 semester, the University began offering technology grants to offset the cost of the computers. Students received grants ranging from $350.00 to $732.50. For no more than $280.00 per semester, students were able to participate in the program and use Gateway portable computers that were fully-loaded with the latest Microsoft software. At the conclusion of four semesters, the students took ownership of the computers by paying a nominal fee of $50.00.

The fee per semester will be determined by the current cost of the computer, and the students can obtain full ownership by paying the $50.00 buyout fee after four semesters.

The registration period for Fall 2008 has ended as of September 15, 2008. Future open registration date will be determined during the spring 2009 semester. Please revisit this site at the time for additional registration information.

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