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2003-2005 Undergraduate Catalog [PDF] 2003-2005 Undergraduate Catalog Including curricula leading to the degrees of: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Social Work ® Shippensburg University 2003-2004 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Fall Semester 2003 New faculty orientation Monday - Tuesday August 18 - 19 Faculty meetings Wednesday August 20 New students arrive Thursday August 21 Academic orientation day Friday August 22 New student orientation Saturday - Sunday August 23 - 24 Regular class schedule begins Monday August 25 Labor Day, university closed Monday September 1 Fall break begins, 4 P.M. Friday October 3 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Wednesday October 8 Thanksgiving break begins, 8 A.M. Wednesday November 26 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Monday December 1 Last day of classes Friday December 5 Final exams Monday - Friday December 8 - 12 Commencement Saturday December 13 * The fall semester has one less Monday day/evening class—made up at the discretion of faculty. Spring Semester 2004 New students arrive Saturday January 10 New student orientation Saturday - Sunday January 10 - 11 Regular class schedule begins Monday January 12 MLK Day, no classes held Monday January 19 Spring break begins, 8 A.M. Thursday March 4 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Monday March 15 Mini break begins, 4 P.M. Friday April 9 Classes resume, 8 A.M. (Follow Monday Wednesday April 14 class schedule) Last day of classes Friday April 30 Final exams Monday - Friday May 3 - 7 Commencement Saturday May 8 Summer 2004 – Term 3 Session opens Monday May 17 Special make-up for Memorial Day Saturday May 22 Memorial Day - university closed Monday May 31 Session ends Friday June 4 Summer 2004 – Term 4 Session opens Monday June 7 Special make-up for Independence Day Friday June 25 Independence Day - university closed Monday July 5 Session ends Thursday July 8 Summer 2004 – Term 5 Session opens Monday July 12 Session ends Thursday August 12 2 Academic Calendars Tentative 2004-2005 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Fall Semester 2004 New faculty orientation Monday - Tuesday August 23-24 Faculty meetings Wednesday August 25 New students arrive Thursday August 26 Academic orientation day Friday August 27 New student orientation Saturday - Sunday August 28 - 29 Regular class schedule begins Monday August 30 Labor Day, university closed Monday September 6 Fall break begins, 4 P.M. Friday October 15 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Wednesday October 20 Thanksgiving break begins, 8 A.M. Wednesday November 24 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Monday November 29 Last day of classes Friday December 10 Final exams Monday - Friday December 13 - 17 Commencement Saturday December 18 * The fall semester has one less Monday day/evening class—made up at the discretion of faculty. Spring Semester 2005 New students arrive Saturday January 8 New student orientation Saturday - Sunday January 8 - 9 Regular class schedule begins Tuesday January 10 MLK Day, no classes held Monday January 17 Spring break begins, 8 A.M. Thursday March 3 Classes resume, 8 A.M. Monday March 14 Mini break begins, 4 P.M. Friday April 8 Classes resume, 8 A.M. (Follow Monday Wednesday April 13 class schedule) Last day of classes Friday April 29 Final exams Monday - Friday May 2 - 6 Commencement Saturday May 7 * One Monday class will be made up at the discretion of the faculty. Summer 2005 – Term 3 Session opens Monday May 16 Special make-up for Memorial Day Saturday May 21 Memorial Day - university closed Monday May 30 Session ends Friday June 3 Summer 2005 – Term 4 Session opens Monday June 6 Special make-up for Independence Day Friday June 24 Independence Day - university closed Monday July 4 Session ends Thursday July 7 Summer 2005 – Term 5 Session opens Monday July 11 Session ends Thursday August 11 3 Table of Contents Table of Contents Academic Calendar for 2003-2004 ...................................................................................................... 2 Academic Calendar for 2004-2005 ....................................................................................................... 3 Introduction Mission of the University ................................................................................................................... 14 Brief History ..................................................................................................................................... 14 Accreditation ..................................................................................................................................... 15 The Campus ..................................................................................................................................... 15 Travel Times................................................................................................................................ 15 Directions .................................................................................................................................... 15 Academic Programs............................................................................................................................. 16 Statements of Compliance ........................................................................................................... 16-17 Equal Opportunity ..................................................................................................................... 16 Sexual Harassment ...................................................................................................................... 16 People with Disabilities ............................................................................................................... 16 Access to Educational Records................................................................................................... 17 Drug-Free Campus .................................................................................................................... 17 Campus Safety ............................................................................................................................. 17 Right-to-Know ............................................................................................................................ 17 Consumerism .............................................................................................................................. 17 Veteran’s Benefits ....................................................................................................................... 17 Nonimmigrant Alien Students .................................................................................................... 17 ............................................................................................................ 18 Catalog Provisions ............................................................................................................................... 18 Admissions Policies and Procedures General Scholarship ........................................................................................................................... 20 Academic Potential ............................................................................................................................ 20 Other Criteria .................................................................................................................................... 20 Admissions Procedures and Requirements for New Freshman Applicants ......................... 20-21 Transfer Applicants .......................................................................................................... 21-22 Admissions Procedures and Requirements ................................................................................ 21 Transfer from Accredited Colleges ............................................................................................ 22 Transfer from Non-Accredited Institutions .............................................................................. 22 Academic Requirements for Consideration as Transfer Student .............................................. 23 Academic Passport for State System and Community Colleges ............................................... 23 Dual Admission Programs .......................................................................................................... 24 Acceptance and Application of Credits ...................................................................................... 24 Transcript Evaluation and Credit .............................................................................................. 24 Admission Procedures and Requirements for Homeschooled Students .................................... 24 Options for Admissions.................................................................................................... 25-30 Honors Program ......................................................................................................................... 25 Early Admission ......................................................................................................................... 25 Special Students (Concurrent High School Enrollment) ......................................................................... 26 Academic Success Program (Act 101) ................................................................................. 26-28 Non-Degree Status ..................................................................................................................... 28 Visiting Students ........................................................................................................................
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