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2004-2005 (Pdf) Dr. Glenn E. Mayle President Welcome to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College! We are extremely pleased to have you enroll and become involved in our educational programs and activities. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College is one of the nation’s premier two- year colleges and has a long tradition of serving the educational needs of our students with over 50 outstanding educational programs from which to choose. In a future where computerization and robotics will dominate every workplace including the fast-food counter and assembly-line production, and every vocational and professional occupation, completing a higher education is essential to being able to compete with the skills and knowledge to do the jobs of the 21st century. NEO continues to expand the Associate Degree and transfer curriculum, enabling students to complete their first two years of the higher education in a top quality educational program where the tuition and fees are still affordable. NEO continues to offer both vocational, certificate, transfer and degree programs to best meet the needs of our service area. Financial aid programs have expanded so that those students with a financial need may obtain grants and work-study funds. There are also many scholarships available. Student learning services such as tutoring and remedial programs are in place to ensure student success. Counseling is offered to meet the educational and personal needs of students and to help them overcome obstacles that might otherwise hinder the completion of their education. NEO is on the cutting edge of technology by offering courses on the Internet to serve students at a time and place that is convenient. We eagerly accept the challenge of preparing students for this highly technical future, and stand ready to meet the ever-changing needs of a population that will be more dynamic than ever before. 1 CATALOG OF NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL COLLEGE Miami, Oklahoma MEMBER OF North Central Association of Colleges and Schools 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 2004-2005, 2005-2006 Vol. 71 Published 2004 2 I. GENERAL INFORMATION Academic Calendar ..........................................................................................................................7-8 History of the College ........................................................................................................................9 Mission and Purpose ..........................................................................................................................9 Equal/Opportunity/Affirmative Action .............................................................................................10 Educational Rights and Privacy ........................................................................................................10 Accreditations ...................................................................................................................................11 Catalog Disclaimer............................................................................................................................11 College Catalog.................................................................................................................................11 Harassment........................................................................................................................................11 Advantages of Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College.....................................................................11 Location and Environment................................................................................................................12 Campus Facilities..............................................................................................................................12 NEO A&M College – Grove Higher Education Center....................................................................15 II. ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENT Regular Admission............................................................................................................................16 Curricular Requirements ...................................................................................................................16 Special Admission.............................................................................................................................16 Concurrent Enrollment......................................................................................................................17 Transfer Admission...........................................................................................................................17 Programs with Special Admissions Requirements............................................................................17 Auditing a Course .............................................................................................................................18 Senior Citizen Audit Enrollment.......................................................................................................18 Co-Enrollment at Other Colleges......................................................................................................18 Continuous Enrollment .....................................................................................................................18 Student Vaccination Requirements ...................................................................................................18 Assessment........................................................................................................................................18 Entry-Level Assessment and Placement ...........................................................................................19 Chemistry Placement ........................................................................................................................20 Mid-Level and Outcomes Assessment..............................................................................................20 III. GENERAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION Tuition and Fees................................................................................................................................21 General Fees: Oklahoma Students ....................................................................................................21 General Fees: Out-of-State Students .................................................................................................21 Special Fees.......................................................................................................................................21 Payment of Tuition and Fees.............................................................................................................21 Refund Policy....................................................................................................................................21 Residence Hall Information ..............................................................................................................22 Residence Hall Payment Plans..........................................................................................................22 Apartments........................................................................................................................................23 Security Deposits ..............................................................................................................................23 Laundry .............................................................................................................................................23 VII. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Student Eligibility .............................................................................................................................24 Ability to Benefit Policy ...................................................................................................................24 Financial Need ..................................................................................................................................24 Scholarship and Tuition Waivers ......................................................................................................25 Federal PELL Grants.........................................................................................................................25 3 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant .....................................................................25 Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant ............................................................................................................25 Federal Work-study and On-campus Student Employment ..............................................................25 Federal Family of Educational Loan Program ..................................................................................26 Federal PLUS Loans .........................................................................................................................26 Bureau of Indian Affairs Grant .........................................................................................................26 Vocational Rehabilitation..................................................................................................................27
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