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2013-2014 Bulletin University of Dayton eCommons Undergraduate Bulletins Office of the Registrar 8-2013 2013-2014 Bulletin Follow this and additional works at: http://ecommons.udayton.edu/bulletin Recommended Citation "2013-2014 Bulletin" (2013). Undergraduate Bulletins. Book 11. http://ecommons.udayton.edu/bulletin/11 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Office of the Registrar at eCommons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Undergraduate Bulletins by an authorized administrator of eCommons. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Office of Student Learning Services: Students with Disabilities Table of Contents .................................................................................................. 25 Privacy Rights of Parents and Students .................................. 26 Undergraduate ........................................................................................ 4 Public Safety ........................................................................... 26 UG General Information ......................................................................... 5 Residential Living .................................................................... 27 About the University of Dayton ........................................................ 5 Student Handbook ................................................................... 27 Academic Calendar Year .......................................................... 7 Student Life and Kennedy Union ............................................ 27 Accreditation .............................................................................. 7 Women's Center ...................................................................... 28 Basic Academic Structure of the University .............................. 7 Admission ....................................................................................... 28 Brief History ............................................................................. 10 Advanced Standing by Examination ........................................ 28 Academic Calendar 2013-2014 ............................................... 12 Application for Admission ........................................................ 28 Institutional Memberships ........................................................ 13 Considerations for Admission .................................................. 29 Libraries ................................................................................... 14 High School Scholars .............................................................. 30 Mission .................................................................................... 14 International Students .............................................................. 31 Academic Calendar 2014-2015 ............................................... 15 Programs for Select At-Risk Students ..................................... 31 Off-Campus Academic Centers ............................................... 16 Transfer Students .................................................................... 31 Related University Services .................................................... 16 Veteran Services Office .......................................................... 32 Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) .................................................................................................. 16 Financial Information ...................................................................... 32 Statement of Purpose ............................................................. 17 Academic Scholarships for First-Year Students ...................... 32 Student Life and Services .............................................................. 17 Academic Scholarships for Returning Students ...................... 32 Affirmative Action Office .......................................................... 18 Additional Opportunities .......................................................... 32 Athletics ................................................................................... 18 Cancellation and Refunds ....................................................... 33 Bookstore ................................................................................ 18 Dining Services ....................................................................... 33 Campus Ministry ...................................................................... 18 Employment ............................................................................. 34 Campus Recreation ................................................................. 19 Expenses ................................................................................. 34 Career Related Experiences ................................................... 20 Financial Aid Policy ................................................................. 34 Career Services ....................................................................... 20 General Policy ......................................................................... 34 Center for International Programs ........................................... 20 Grants ...................................................................................... 34 Community Wellness Services ................................................ 21 Loans ....................................................................................... 35 Commuter Student Services ................................................... 21 Other Scholarship Opportunities ............................................. 35 Counseling Center ................................................................... 21 Payment Options ..................................................................... 35 Dining Services ....................................................................... 21 Residence Life Policy .............................................................. 35 FlyerCard ................................................................................. 22 Room and Board, per term, Terms I and II August 2013 through May 2014 ................................................................................ 36 Flyer Express .......................................................................... 22 Tuition Reductions ................................................................... 36 Health Center .......................................................................... 22 Undergraduate Tuition and Charges August 2013 through July Housing and Residence Life ................................................... 23 2014 ......................................................................................... 36 International Student and Scholar Services Office .................. 23 Academic Information .................................................................... 37 Student Life and Kennedy Union ............................................ 23 Academic Standing ................................................................. 37 Office of Community Standards and Civility ............................ 23 Awards ..................................................................................... 37 Office of Multicultural Affairs ................................................... 24 Class Attendance Policy .......................................................... 43 Office of Student Learning Services ........................................ 24 Class Standing ........................................................................ 43 Graduation ............................................................................... 43 Dean's List ............................................................................... 43 Governing and Advisory Boards .............................................. 64 Final Exam Policy .................................................................... 44 Officers of the University ......................................................... 65 First-Year Experience Program ............................................... 44 Research Institute Staff ........................................................... 71 General Requirements ............................................................ 44 Faculty ..................................................................................... 78 Grade Appeals ........................................................................ 45 Undergraduate - Common Academic Program ................................... 100 Grades and Scholarship .......................................................... 45 Learning Outcomes ...................................................................... 100 Honors ..................................................................................... 46 CAP Requirements ...................................................................... 100 Transfer Policies ...................................................................... 47 CAP Components ........................................................................ 101 Non-Disability Related Course Waiver Policy .......................... 47 CAP Approved Courses ............................................................... 104 Student Records ...................................................................... 48 Undergraduate - College of Arts and Sciences .................................. 110 The Academic Honor Code ..................................................... 48 Academic Programs ....................................................................
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