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2011-2012 Catalog 2011-2012 CATALOG 2 BRANDMAN UNIVERSITY – 2011-2012 CATALOG MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR Commitment to Access and Collaboration For more than 50 years, Brandman University (formerly Chapman University College) has been committed to providing quality undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates, teaching credentials and extended education programs to working adults at campuses throughout California and Washington. As we move into our next 50 years, we have a new vision – to be the leader in the evolution of adult education. To expand our educational opportunities for working students, Chapman University announced the renaming of Chapman University College to Brandman University, a separate, fully accredited university, and the first member of the Chapman University System. This transition was born of the desire to offer an increasing diversity of degrees, through more innovative online and on-campus approaches, to a greater number of adult students in California, Washington, the United States, and some day, even abroad. As Brandman University, we are able to be highly innovative as we expand our services to meet the needs of adult students. As part of Chapman University, we will continue to proudly uphold the heritage of academic excellence synonymous with a Chapman degree since 1861. I personally invite you to become acquainted with us and experience the vision and core values that drive us - quality academic programs, innovative delivery systems, and personalized student services. You can visit one of our campuses located throughout California and Washington, or visit us online at www.brandman.edu to see how we can expand your intellectual and professional horizons. Gary Brahm Chancellor BRANDMAN UNIVERSITY – 2011-2012 CATALOG 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR ..................................................................................................................... 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................ 3 CONDITIONS OF ACCURACY................................................................................................................................... 8 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2011 – 2012 .................................................................................................................... 9 First Trimester- August 29, 2011 – December 18, 2011..................................................................................... 9 Second Trimester- January 3, 2012 – April 22, 2012 ........................................................................................ 10 Third Trimester – 2012 – April 30, 2012 - August 19, 2012 ............................................................................. 11 Graduate Comprehensive Examination ............................................................................................................... 11 Brandman University Degree Conferral Application ............................................................................................ 11 BRANDMAN AT A GLANCE .................................................................................................................................. 12 GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................... 15 FINANCIAL AID AND EXPENSES .......................................................................................................................... 20 ADMISSION ......................................................................................................................................................... 22 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION............................................................................................................................. 22 GRADUATE ADMISSION ......................................................................................................................................... 23 ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ........................................................................................................... 26 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ............................................................................. 26 Graduate Academic Policies and Procedures...................................................................................................... 39 UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS ..................................................................................................... 51 GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................. 53 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ...................................................................................................................... 56 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN APPLIED STUDIES .......................................................................................................... 57 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ......................................................................................................... 58 Minor in Criminal Justice .................................................................................................................................. 59 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT.............................................................................. 60 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LEGAL STUDIES .............................................................................................................. 62 Minor in Legal Studies ...................................................................................................................................... 63 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES ........................................................................................................... 64 I. The Multiple Subjects Teaching Emphasis ................................................................................................... 64 II. The Culture and Media Studies Emphasis .................................................................................................. 66 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN PSYCHOLOGY ................................................................................................................. 68 Minor in Psychology .......................................................................................................................................... 69 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE ............................................................................................................ 70 4 BRANDMAN UNIVERSITY – 2011-2012 CATALOG BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIOLOGY ..................................................................................................................... 71 Emphasis in Social Work .................................................................................................................................. 72 Minor in Sociology ............................................................................................................................................. 72 MASTER OF ARTS IN PSYCHOLOGY ...................................................................................................................... 73 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES ...................................................................................... 78 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP .................................................................................... 79 Minor in Organizational Leadership ................................................................................................................. 82 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ....................................................................................................... 83 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................... 87 MASTER OF ARTS IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP ......................................................................................... 89 MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ........................................................................................................... 92 MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ................................................................................................................ 96 MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HUMAN RESOURCES .................................................................................................... 99 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................... 102 CREDENTIAL PROGRAMS IN EDUCATION .......................................................................................................... 105 2042 Multiple Subject Credential Program................................................................................................... 111 2042 Single Subject Credential Program ...................................................................................................... 113 PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES CREDENTIAL IN SCHOOL COUNSELING (PPSC) ............................................... 115 SPECIAL EDUCATION-PRELIMINARY EDUCATION SPECIALIST .......................................................................... 117 SPECIAL EDUCATION — LEVEL II EDUCATION SPECIALIST PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIAL, 1997 CTC STANDARDS ........................................................................................................................................................
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