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2014–2015 Counselors' Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2014–2015 Counselors’ Advisement Catalog This publication provides information about Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Primary attention is given to suggested curricula for undergraduate degree programs. Students starting their collegiate training (first graded course from an accredited institution) during the period of time cov- ered by the 2014–2015 Undergraduate Catalog (summer 2014 through spring 2015) are subject to the curricular requirements specified in the 2014–2015 Undergraduate Catalog. The requirements will extend for a seven-calendar-year period from the date of entry for baccalaureate programs and a three-calendar-year period for associate programs. Students, who have not met their undergraduate educational objectives during these periods, will become subject to current curricular requirements. Should the requirements contained in the SIU Carbondale 2014–2015 Undergraduate Catalog subsequently be changed by SIU Carbondale, students are assured that necessary adjustments will be made so that no additional time is required of them. Where programs include requirements established by agencies external to SIU Carbondale, every effort will be made to follow the same principal as far as possible. Should subsequent curricular requirement changes work to students’ advantage, they may elect to meet the new requirements rather than those contained in the undergraduate catalog. Should SIU Carbondale find it necessary to discontinue an academic program, the effective date, unless otherwise dictated, will be such that the last regularly admitted class will be able to complete the program in regular-time sequence: four years for baccalaureate and two years for associate programs. A student who has withdrawn from SIU Carbondale may not be readmit- ted to a discontinued program. SIU Carbondale reserves the right to make changes, as it deems necessary, in curricular requirements, academic policies, and other rules and regulations affecting students, to be effective whenever determined by SIU Carbondale, without regard to students’ dates of admission or start of collegiate training. SIU Carbondale is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution in accordance with Civil Rights legislation and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or other factors prohibited by law in any of its educational programs, activities, admission or employment practices. Concerns regarding this policy should be referred to the University Affirmative Action Office, SIU Carbondale, 1075 S. Normal Avenue, Davies Hall Room 153, Carbondale, IL 62901 and/or telephone (618) 453-1196. For information or concerns pertaining to this catalog, contact the Registrar’s Office, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 62901. For access to the Undergraduate Catalog visit: <http://registrar.siu.edu>. Published by the Registrar’s Office, Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Cover by: University Communications. Table of Contents Southern Illinois University Carbondale, 1 Employment Opportunities, 35 Parking on Campus, 35 University Calendar, 4 Child Care Services, 35 General Information, 5 The Writing Center, 35 SIU Carbondale Profile, 5 Student Activities, 37 Student Profile, Fall 2013, 5 Student Involvement and Leadership Development, 37 The Campus Environment, 5 Registered Student Organizations, 37 Campus Visit Opportunities, 6 Intercollegiate Athletics, 40 Transportation, 6 Recreational Sports & Services, 40 Undergraduate Catalog, 6 Student Recreation Center, 40 University Telephone Directory, 7 Touch of Nature Environmental Center, 41 Undergraduate Academic Programs, 8 Academic Opportunities and Recognition, 42 Accreditations and Affiliations, 10 Recognition of High Scholastic Achievement, 42 Admission Policies and Procedures, 13 University Honors Program 42 Application Procedures, 13 Academic Honors Day, 42 Admission Requirements, 13 Advanced Placement Program (AP), 42 Admission of Transfer Students, 14 International Baccalaureate Program (IB), 44 Transfer Student Admission Requirements, 14 College Level Examination Program (CLEP), 46 Transfer Credit, 15 Proficiency Examinations, 48 Admission of Special Categories of Students, 15 Credit for Work Experience, 48 Admission of International Students, 16 SIU Extended Campus (previously Distance Education High School Concurrent Enrollment, 17 and Off-Campus Programs), 48 Opportunities for the Transfer Student, 18 University Studies Degree Program, 49 Compact Agreement, 18 Opportunities for Study Abroad, 49 Illinois Articulation Agreement, 18 Academic Regulations and Procedures, 50 Dual Admission Program, 19 Scholastic Standards, 50 Capstone Option, 19 Scholastic Probation and Suspension System, 50 Calculating a Transfer GPA, 20 Degree Requirements, 50 Transfer Student Directory, 20 Academic Load, 51 Opportunities for International Students, 23 University Core Curriculum, 51 Center for International Education (CIE),23 UCC Goals, 51 Admission Policies and Procedures, 23 Advanced Core Curriculum Courses, 53 English Competency-Official TOEFL, 23 Credit for Military Experience, 54 Center for English as a Second Language (CESL), 24 Colleges, Academic Programs and Services, 55 International Student Groups, 26 Pre-Professional Programs, 55 Programs for the Undecided/Deciding Student, 27 College of Agricultural Sciences, 55 First Year Advisement, 27 College of Applied Sciences and Arts, 56 Career Exploration, 27 College of Business, 57 Advisement and Registration, 28 College of Education and Human Services, 58 School of Social Work, 60 University Housing, 29 College of Engineering, 60 Housing Policy, 29 College of Liberal Arts, 61 Residence Hall Housing, 29 Pre-Law, 61 Dining Service, 29 College of Mass Communication and Media Arts, 62 Off-Campus Housing, 29 College of Science, 63 Sororities and Fraternities, 29 University College, 63 Costs and Financial Aid, 30 Career Services, 64 Tuition and Fees, 30 Core Curriculum, 64 Qualifying for In-State Tuition, 31 First Year Advisement, 64 Financial Aid, 31 First Scholars Program, 64 Financial Aid and Scholarship, 32 Learning Support and Testing Services, 64 New Student Programs, 64 Student Services, 33 New Student Orientation, 64 Student Health Services, 33 Student Support Services, 65 Wellness & Health Promotion Services, 33 Graduate School, 65 Counseling Services, 33 School of Law, 66 Disability Support Services, 34 School of Medicine, 66 Achieve Program, 34 University Honors Program, 65 Relationship Violence & Sexual Assault Services, 34 Air Force and Army ROTC, 67 Non-Traditional Student Services, 34 2 / 2014-15 Counselors’ Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC), 67 Industrial Technology, 167 Army Military Science (Army ROTC), 67 Information Systems Technologies, 168 Interior Design, 170 Curriculum Guides, 69 International Studies, 171 Accounting, 70 Journalism, 172 Africana Studies, 72 Kinesiology, 174 Agribusiness Economics, 73 Languages, Cultures, and International Studies, 177 Agricultural Systems, 76 Linguistics, 178 Animal Science, 82 Management, 180 Anthropology, 85 Marketing, 182 Architectural Studies, 86 Mathematics, 184 Art, 87 Mechanical Engineering, 187 Automotive Technology, 90 Microbiology, 188 Aviation Flight, 91 Mining Engineering, 189 Aviation Management, 92 Mortuary Science and Funeral Services, 191 Aviation Technologies, 93 Museum Studies, 193 Biological Sciences, 96 Music, 194 Business and Administration, 98 Music Education, 203 Business Economics, 99 Musical Theater, 204 Chemistry and Biochemistry, 100 Paralegal Studies, 205 Cinema and Photography, 101 Philosophy, 206 Civil Engineering, 103 Physical Therapist Assistant, 207 Classics, 105 Physics, 208 Communication Disorders and Sciences, 106 Physiology, 209 Computer Engineering, 108 Plant Biology, 210 Computer Science, 109 Political Science, 212 Criminology and Criminal Justice, 111 Pre-Dentistry, 213 Crop, Soil, and Environmental Management, 112 Pre-Law, 214 Dental Hygiene, 116 Pre-Medicine, 215 Early Childhood, 117 Pre-Nursing, 216 Early Childhood Education, 118 Pre-Occupational Therapy, 217 East Asian Language and Culture, 119 Pre-Optometry, 218 Economics, 120 Pre-Pharmacy, 219 Electrical Engineering, 121 Pre-Physical Therapy, 220 ECE Dual Degree, 122 Pre-Physician Assistant, 221 Electronic Systems Technologies, 124 Pre-Podiatry, 222 Elementary Education (1-6), 126 Pre-Veterinary Medicine, 223 Engineering Technology, 127 Psychology, 224 English, 128 Radio, Television, & Digital Media, 225 Environmental Studies, 132 Radiologic Sciences, 226 Fashion Design and Merchandising, 133 Recreation, 227 Finance, 136 Rehabilitation Services, 228 Fire Science Management, 137 Social Sciences, 229 Foreign Language and International Trade, 138 Social Work, 230 Forestry, 139 Sociology, 231 French, 149 Spanish, 232 Geography and Environmental Resources, 151 Special Education, 234 Geology, 153 Speech Communication, 235 German, 155 Technical Resource Management, 241 Health Care Management 157 Theater, 242 Health Education, 158 University Studies, 244 History, 159 Workforce Education and Development, 245 Horticulture, 161 Zoology, 255 Hospitality and Tourism Administration, 165 Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 166 Index, 256 2014-15 Counselors’ Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale / 3 Approved 2014 - 2015 University Calendar Intersession 2014 Intersession Begin Monday, May 12 Memorial
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