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NEO CATALOG 2011 2012.Indd Welcome to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College! With on-campus housing and a variety of student clubs and organizations, NEO is the largest two-year residential college in the entire state of Oklahoma. NEO has experienced record enrollment growth over the past seven years and will enroll nearly 3,000 students during the 2013-2014 school year. NEO has also produced record growth of college graduates. In May 2013, nearly 500 students graduated from NEO during the 92nd commencement ceremony. Since the 2006-2007 school year, NEO has increased the number of college graduates per year by 175. This is a 33 percent increase in the number of degrees conferred since the 2006-2007 school year. Officials at NEO College strive toward achieving Complete College America’s degree completion goals supported by Governor Fallin and the National Governor’s Association. This growth in NEO graduates is a testament to our outstanding faculty and staff. No other two-year college in the state of Oklahoma has a higher percentage of full-time faculty members per student than NEO. NEO has outstanding faculty, like Dr. Mark Grigsby, who has taught science at NEO for 26 years and has served as the department chair for more than a decade. Dr. Grigsby has been instrumental in developing the department’s newest addition – the Process Technology program – as well as working with the Peoria Tribe in developing a wetlands project where student will have a hands-on laboratory. NEO is the only two-year college in the state of Oklahoma that can offer its student- athletes a state-of-the-art intercollegiate football experience. NEO has a rich tradition of athletics, including football, softball, baseball, volleyball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s soccer, and women’s soccer. Part of the NEO tradition is reflected in the 50 Golden Norse Football alumni who have played in the National Football League. Many Golden Norse athletes in all sports have been named to the NJCAA All-American teams and have used NEO as a stepping stone to reach their academic and athletic goals. 1 NEO has two new additions to the Athletic Department – equestrian (2012) and wrestling (2013). All of these accomplishments have added to the tradition that is known as Golden Norse Athletics. NEO has ensured that success is attainable for students from all backgrounds. Assistance is available step-by-step through the admission and enrollment process. NEO features Student Support Services, which provides tutoring, supplemental instruction classes, career exploration, financial and personal counseling and workshops on study skills and job interview techniques for qualified students. In addition, all of the College’s core general education requirements can be met through online instruction. The year alone nearly $17,000,000 in financial assistance will be provided to NEO students. Lastly, at NEO we have students who are proud of their decision to become a Norseman. In only two years, NEO enables its students to obtain a degree that will place them on the career- path of their choice. Whether transferring to a four-year university or entering the workforce, NEO students are prepared for what is ahead. Please contact our Student Recruitment Office to begin your NEO experience today at (918) 540-6291. “Once a Norseman, always a Norseman.” Sincerely, Dr. Jeffery Hale President Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 2 CATALOG OF NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL COLLEGE Miami, Oklahoma MEMBER OF North Central Association American Association of Community Colleges Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges Council of North Central Two-Year Colleges National Junior College Athletic Association Oklahoma Junior College Athletic Association American Library Association National League for Nursing National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences American Physical Therapy Association COURSE OFFERINGS AND COLLEGE PLAN FOR 2013-2014, 2014-2015 Vol. 76 Published 2013 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. GENERAL INFORMATION Academic Calendar ................................................................................................................ 8-9 Notice to Students ................................................................................................................... 10 History of the College .............................................................................................................. 11 Mission and Purpose ............................................................................................................... 11 Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action ........................................................................................12 Educational Rights and Privacy................................................................................................12 Accreditations .......................................................................................................................... 13 Catalog Disclaimer .................................................................................................................. 13 College Catalog ....................................................................................................................... 13 Harassment ............................................................................................................................ 14 Advantages of Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College ............................................................ 14 Location and Environment....................................................................................................... 14 Campus Facilities ............................................................................................................... 14-17 NEO/Grove Center...................................................................................................................17 II. ADMISSION/ENROLLMENT Regular Admission .................................................................................................................. 18 Curricular Requirements ......................................................................................................... 18 Special Admission ................................................................................................................... 18 Concurrent Enrollment ............................................................................................................ 19 Transfer Admission .................................................................................................................. 20 Programs with Special Admissions Requirements .................................................................. 20 Auditing a Course .................................................................................................................... 20 Senior Citizen Audit Enrollment ............................................................................................... 20 Continuous Enrollment ............................................................................................................ 21 Student Vaccination Requirements ......................................................................................... 21 Academic Workload................................................................................................................. 21 Co-Enrollment at Other Colleges ............................................................................................ 22 Assessment ............................................................................................................................. 22 Entry-Level Assessment and Placement ................................................................................. 22 Chemistry Placement .............................................................................................................. 22 General Education Outcomes Assessment............................................................................... 23 III.GENERAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION Tuition and Fees ...................................................................................................................... 24 General Fees: Oklahoma Students ......................................................................................... 24 General Fees: Out-of-State Students ...................................................................................... 24 Special Fees............................................................................................................................ 24 Payment of Tuition and Fees................................................................................................... 24 Refund Policy .......................................................................................................................... 24 Residence Hall Information ..................................................................................................... 25 Residence Hall Payment Plans ............................................................................................... 26 Summer Term Residence Facilities ..........................................................................................26 Security Deposits .................................................................................................................... 27 Laundry ................................................................................................................................... 27 IV.STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Student Eligibility .....................................................................................................................28
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