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10619- DM&IE- 2015-16 UG Catalog Cover.qxp_Layout 1 2/26/15 1:52 PM Page 1 | Miami, Florida Barry University | Miami, Florida 22015-16 015 -16 Un Undergraduatedergraduate CCatalogatalog Barry University | Miami, Florida Undergraduate Catalog 2015 -16 knowledge and truth, inclusive community, social justice, and collaborative service Inquiries, Applications, and Credentials Barry University Division of Enrollment Services 11300 N.E. Second Avenue Miami Shores, Florida 33161‑6695 General University Number (305) 899‑3000 Toll‑ Free General University Number (800) 756‑6000 Web Address: http://www.barry.edu Office of Admissions: (305) 899‑3100 Toll Free: (800) 695‑2279 Fax: (305) 899‑2971 E‑ mail: [email protected] Office of Financial Aid: (305) 899‑3673 Toll Free: (800) 695‑2279 Fax: (305) 899‑3104 E‑ mail: [email protected] School of Professional and Career Education (PACE) Local: (305) 899‑3300 In‑ State Toll ‑ Free: (800) 945‑2279 PACE Processing: (305) 899‑3309 Barry University reserves the right to make changes to this catalog without notice. Changes will be available online at: www.barry.edu/ugcatalog Barry University accepts all qualified candidates for admission without regard to race, sex, religion, creed, color, national or ethnic origin, age, or physical handicap. Contents 1 Indicates programs that are approved by the Florida State Department of Education Accreditation 1 Alumni Association . .18 Notices 3 Division of Student Affairs. .19 New Student Orientation/FYI . .19 The Mission of Barry University 4 Office of the Dean of Students . 20 Core Commitments. 4 Knowledge and Truth . 4 . Campus Ministry . 20 Inclusive Community . .4 . Career Development. .21 Social Justice . 4 . Center for Counseling and Psychological Collaborative Service . .4 . Services . .22 Learning Environment . 4 Disability Services . 22 General Information 6 Procedures and Guidelines. .22 History. 6 Appeal Process . .22 Grievance Process . University Life . 6 23 Definition of an Individual With a Disability . 23 Student Right to Know Act . .7 Eligibility for Services . 23 General Graduation Rate Data . 7 Documentation . Family Educational Rights and Privacy 23 Act of 1974 . 7 General Guidelines for Documentation of a Disability. .23 Buildings & Facilities . 7 Accommodations: Procedures for Obtaining Admissions 10 Accommodations . .24 Applicants for Admission . .10 Course Substitution Policy. .24 Application Procedures . 10 Course Substitution Procedures . 24 Freshmen Applicants . .11 Housing and Residence Life. .26 Home Schooled Applicants . 11 Residency Requirement . .26 Early Admission . .11 Student Health Services . .27 Transfer Applicants . .12 This plan covers the following ser vices Transfer Credit Policies . .12 offered by Student Health Services: . 27 Services Not Offered . Articulation Agreement Between Barry 27 University and the Florida Community Responsibility of Students . .27 College System . .14 Center for Student Involvement . .28 Advanced Placement (AP). .14 Campus Events & Programming . .28 College Level Examination Program (CLEP). .14 Student Organizations. .29 Non‑ Degree Applicants/Guest Applicants . .14 DePorres Center for Ethical Leadership. .29 Fraternity and Sorority Life . Campus Interchange Program . .14 29 Commuter Student Resources . .30 Readmission and Change of Status . .15 International Student Services International Applicants . .15 and Multicultural Programs (IMP) . .30 Application Procedures . .16 Enrollment Requirement . .30 Enrollment Requirements . 16 Internship Requirement . .30 Financial Information . 17 Programming Component. .31 Student Services 18 Student Union and Food Services . .31 Campus Bookstore . .18 Landon Student Union, Room 103 . 31. Theatre, Music, and Dance Performances . .18 Concierge Center and Information Desk . .31 Fine Arts Exhibitions . 18 ID Services. .31 Publications . .18 Students are expected to carry University ID at all times while on campus . .31 . v vi Contents Union Facility Services . .32 Health Insurance . .41 Room Reservation . .32 . Total Withdrawal and Return of Title IV Funds . .42 Posting and Publicity . 32. Order of Return of Title IV Funds . .42 Dining Services . .32 Refund Policy For State of Florida Funds . 42 Landon Student Union, 200 . 32 Financial Aid . 42 Campus Dining Locations. .32 Determining Eligibility For Financial Aid. .43 Roussell Dining Hall: [R . Kirk Landon Student nd Union, 2 Floor] . 32 Standards of Academic Progress. .43 Chick- N- Grill: [Buc Stop Café @Thompson Hall] . 32 . Qualitative Component: (Cumulative Grade Subway: [Buc Stop Café @ Thompson Hall] . 32 . Point Average) . .43 Outtakes: [Buc Stop Cafe @ Thompson Hall/ PACE Component: (Maximum Time Frame and Dominican Hall] . 32 Completion Ratio) . 43 We Proudly Brew: [Buc Stop Café @ Thompson Understanding Satisfactory Progress. .44 Hall] . 33. Attempted Credit Hours . 44 . Chop’d Wrap’d n Roll’d: [Dominican Hall] . .33 . Satisfactory Academic Progress Review . 44. Juiceblendz: [Dominican Hall] . 33. Warning Status . 44 . Bucky’s Cove: [Landon Student Union] . 33. Termination Status . 44 . Le Cafe International . .33 . Regaining Eligibility After Financial Aid Dining Hall Policies & Procedures . .33 Termination . 44 . Flex Bucs. .33 Appeal Procedure . 44 Public Safety . 34 Eligible Non- Citizens . .45 . Hopper Building . 34 Enrollment Status . .45 Crime Prevention Office Hopper Building . .34 . Repeated Courses . 45 Timely Warnings . .35 Summer Enrollment . 45. Services . .35 Cost of Attendance (COA) . 45 Applying For Financial Aid . 45 Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid 36 Types of Financial Aid For Undergraduate Statement of Responsibility . .36 Students . .46 2015–2016 Tuition and Fee Schedule* . .36 Federal Programs . .46 Terms and Conditions of Registration . 38 Federal Pell Grant . .46 . Student Financial Responsibility . .38 Federal Pell Grant Lifetime Eligibility . 46. Conditions for Non‑ Reversible Fee . .38 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Course Drop or Withdrawal. .38 Grant (FSEOG) . 46. Professional Discounts Provided Federal Direct Loan Program (DL) . 46 by the University . .39 Federal Perkins Loan Program . 46. Student Account Payment Agreement. .39 Federal Work- Study Program . 47. State of Florida Programs . 47 Employer Reimbursement Programs . .39 Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG) . 47 Florida Prepaid College Program . 39 Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG) . .47 . Tuition Management Systems Payment Renewal Requirements for FRAG and FSAG . 47. Plans . .39 Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program . 47 . Withdrawal Policy For Individual Florida Pre‑ Paid College Program. .47 Courses . .40 State Grant Programs Outside Florida . .48 Changes Made During the Period University Programs . 48 of Schedule Adjustment . 40 Academic Scholarships Provided by the University . 48 . Total Withdrawal Policy . .40 Stamps Leadership Scholars Program: . .48 . Fall or Spring Semester . 40 Barry Honors Scholarship . 48. PTK Scholarship . 48 Summer Semester . .40 Dominican Leadership Award . 48 Refundable Credit . .40 Private Scholarship Funds . 48 Student Dismissal . .40 Grants Provided by the University. .48 Refunds/Overpayments . .41 Athletic Grants . 48 Delinquent Accounts . .41 Barry Access Grants . 49 . Use of Federal Student Aid Authorization . .41 Tuition Exchange Programs . 49 Veterans and Eligible Dependents Educational Assistance. .49 CONTENTS VII VA Yellow Ribbon Program . 49 Gordon Rule . .64 Standards of Progress Policy for Veterans . 49. Graduate Credit for Qualified Credit for Previous Training . 50 . Undergraduate Seniors. .65 Outside Sources of Scholarships and Assistance. .50 Incomplete. .65 Academic Information 51 Inde pen dent Study . 65 Academic Awards . .51 Internship . .65 Dean’s List . .51 Knowledge of Regulations . .65 President’s List. .51 Permanent Records . .66 Graduating With Honors . 51 Policy on Release of Information . .66 Advisors . 51 Repeat Courses . .66 Audit . .51 Request to Register at Another Attendance . 51 Institution . 67 Campus Interchange Program . .52 Off‑ Campus Enrollment/Transfer of Credits . 67 Application Requirements . .52 Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) . .67 Challenge Testing . 53 Air Force (AFROTC) . 67 Placement . 53 Aerospace Studies . 67 Chemistry Placement . .53 Enrollment . 68 English Placement . .53 Scholarships . 68. Math Placement . .53 Benefits . 68 Reading Placement . .53 US Army (AROTC) Military Science & Leadership (MSL) Course . .69 Exemptions . .53 Enrollment . 69 Change of Major and/or School . 54 Scholarships . 69. Class Adjustments . 54 Special Programs . 69 Classification and Status of Benefits . 70 Undergraduate Students. .54 Second Bachelor’s Degree. ..
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