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2016–2017 Tuition and Fee Schedule* Barry University | Miami, Florida Undergraduate Catalog 2016-17 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/catalog 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 Publications . 16 Notices 2 Alumni Association . 16 The Mission of Barry University 3 Division of Student Affairs . 17 New Student Orientation/FYI . .17 Core Commitments . 3 Knowledge and Truth . 3 . Office of the Dean of Students . 18 Inclusive Community . .3 . Campus Ministry . 18 Social Justice . 3 . Campus Recreation and Wellness 20 Collaborative Service . .3 . Fitness Orientations. 20 Learning Environment . 3 Career Development . 21 General Information 4 Center for Counseling and Psychological Services . 21 History . 4 Disability Services. 22 University Life . 4 Procedures and Guidelines. .22 Student Right to Know Act . 4 Appeal Process . .22 General Graduation Rate Data . 4 Grievance Process . .22 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 . 5 Definition of an Individual with a Disability . .22 Buildings & Facilities . 5 Eligibility for Services . 23 Barry University—Miami Shores Main Campus . 5 Documentation . .23 Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law—Orlando Campus . 7 General Guidelines for Documentation of a Disability . 23 Admissions 8 Accommodations: Procedures for Obtaining Accommodations . Applicants for Admission . 8 23 Course Substitution Policy. .24 Application Procedures . 8 Course Substitution Procedures . 24 Freshmen Applicants . 8 Student Health Services. 25 Home Schooled Applicants . 9 This plan covers the following services offered Early Admission . 9 by Student Health Services: . 25 Transfer Applicants . 10 Services Not Offered . 26. Transfer Credit Policies . .10 Responsibility of Students . .26 Articulation Agreement Between Barry Housing, Residence Life & Student Conduct . 27 University . 11 Residency Requirement . .27 and the Florida Community College System . 11 International Student Services and Multicultural Advanced Placement (AP). .11 Programs (IMP) . 28 College Level Examination Program (CLEP). .12 Enrollment Requirement . .28 Non- Degree Applicants/Guest Applicants . 12 Internship Requirement . .28 Campus Interchange Program . 12 Programming Component. .28 Readmission and Change of Status . 12 Center for Student Involvement . 29 International Applicants . 13 Campus Events & Programming . .29 Application Procedures . .13 Student Organizations. .29 Director, ELS Language Centers . .14 . DePorres Center for Ethical Leadership. .29 Enrollment Requirements . 14 Fraternity and Sorority Life . 30 Financial Information . 15 Commuter Student Resources . .30 Student Services 16 Student Union and Food Services. 30 Landon Student Union, Room 103 . Campus Bookstore . 16 30 Concierge Center and Information Desk . .30 Theatre, Music, and Dance Performances . 16 Fine Arts Exhibitions . 16 v vi Contents ID Services. .30 Total Withdrawal and Return of Title IV Funds . .41 Students are expected to carry University ID Order of Return of Title IV Funds . .41 at all times while on campus . .31 . Refund Policy For State of Florida Funds. 41 Union Facility Services . .31 Financial Aid . 41 Room Reservation . .31 . Determining Eligibility For Financial Aid . 42 Posting and Publicity . 31. Standards of Academic Progress . 42 Dining Services . 31 Landon Student Union, 200 . 31 Qualitative Component: (Cumulative Grade Point Average) . .42 Campus Dining Locations. .31 Roussell Dining Hall: [R . Kirk Landon Student PACE Component: (Maximum Time Frame nd Union, 2 Floor] . 31 and Completion Ratio) . .42 Chick-N-Grill: [Buc Stop Café @ Thompson Hall] . 31. Understanding Satisfactory Progress. .42 Subway: [Buc Stop Café @ Thompson Hall] . 31 . Attempted Credit Hours . 42 . Outtakes: [Buc Stop Cafe @ Thompson Hall/ Satisfactory Academic Progress Review . 43. Dominican Hall] . 32 Warning Status . 43 . We Proudly Serve: [Buc Stop Café @ Thompson Hall] . 32 Termination Status . 43 . Create: [Dominican Hall] . 32. Regaining Eligibility After Financial Aid Termination . 43. Juiceblendz: [Dominican Hall] . 32. Appeal Procedure . 43 Bucky’s Cove: [Landon Student Union] . 32. Eligible Non-Citizens . .44 . Le Cafe International . .32 . Enrollment Status . .44 Dining Hall Policies & Procedures . .32 Repeated Courses . 44 Flex Bucs. .32 Summer Enrollment . 44. Emergency Management and Public Safety . 33 Cost of Attendance (COA) . 44 Hopper Building . 33 Applying For Financial Aid . 44 Crime Prevention Office Hopper Building . .33 . Types of Financial Aid For Undergraduate Students . 44 Timely Warnings . .34 Federal Programs . .45 Services . .34 Federal Pell Grant . .45 . Federal Pell Grant Lifetime Eligibility . 45. Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid 35 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Statement of Responsibility . 35 Grant (FSEOG) . 45. 2016–2017 Tuition and Fee Schedule* . 35 Federal Direct Loan Program (DL) . 45 Terms and Conditions of Registration . 37 Federal Work-Study Program . 45. Student Financial Responsibility . .37 State of Florida Programs . 46 Conditions for Non-Reversible Fee . .37 Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG) . 46 Course Drop or Withdrawal. .37 Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG) . .46 . Renewal Requirements for FRAG and FSAG . 46. Professional Discounts Provided Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program . 46 . by the University . 38 Florida Pre-Paid College Program. .46 Student Account Payment Agreement. .38 State Grant Programs Outside Florida . .46 Employer Reimbursement Programs . 38 University Programs . 46 Florida Prepaid College Program . 38 Academic Scholarships Provided by the University . 46. Tuition Management Systems Payment Plans . 38 Stamps Leadership Scholars Program: . .47 . Withdrawal Policy For Individual Courses . 39 Barry Honors Scholarship . 47. Changes Made During the Period of Schedule PTK Scholarship . 47 Adjustment. 39 Dominican Leadership Award . 47 Total Withdrawal Policy . 39 Private Scholarship Funds . 47 Grants Provided by the University. .47 Fall or Spring Semester . 39 Athletic Grants . 47 Summer Semester . 39 Barry Access Grants . 47 . Refundable Credit. 39 Tuition Exchange Programs . 47 Student Dismissal . 39 Veterans and Eligible Dependents Educational Refunds/Overpayments . 40 Assistance. .48 Delinquent Accounts . 40 VA Yellow Ribbon Program . 48 Use of Federal Student Aid Authorization . 40 Standards of Progress Policy for Veterans . 48. Credit for Previous Training . 48 . Health Insurance . 40 Outside Sources of Scholarships and Assistance. .48 CONTENTS vii Academic Information 49 Internship . 63 Academic Awards . 49 Knowledge of Regulations . 63 Dean’s List . .49 Permanent Records . 63 President’s List. .49 Policy on Release of Information . 63 Graduating With Honors . 49 Repeat Courses . 64 Advisors . 49 Request to Register at Another Institution . 64 Audit . 49 Off-Campus Enrollment/Transfer of Credits . 64 Attendance . 49 Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) . 64 Campus Interchange Program . ..
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