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Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2010––2011 Southern Illinois University Carbondale 20102011 Counselors Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale (USPS 506-080) Volume 51, Number 4, November 2009. Periodicals postage paid at Carbondale, Illinois 62901. Published by Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, Illinois 62901, four times per year, in August, September, October, and November. Subscription price $4 per issue. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Registrars Office, Southern Illinois Uni- versity, Carbondale, IL 62901-4701. This publication provides information about Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Primary attention is given to suggested curricula for undergraduate degree programs. Students starting their collegiate training (first graded course from an accredited institution) during the period of time covered by the 20102011 Undergraduate Catalog (summer 2010 through spring 2011) are subject to the curricu- lar requirements specified in the 20102011 Undergraduate Catalog. The requirements will extend for a seven- calendar-year period from the date of entry for baccalaureate programs and a three-calendar-year period for associate programs. Students, who have not met their undergraduate educational objectives during these periods, will become subject to current curricular requirements. Should the requirements contained in the SIUC 20102011 Undergraduate Catalog subsequently be changed by SIUC, students are assured that necessary adjustments will be made so that no additional time is required of them. Where programs include requirements established by agencies external to SIUC, every effort will be made to follow the same principal as far as possible. Should subsequent curricular requirement changes work to students advantage, they may elect to meet the new requirements rather than those contained in the undergraduate catalog. Should SIUC find it necessary to discontinue an academic program, the effective date, unless otherwise dictated, will be such that the last regularly admitted class will be able to complete the program in regular-time sequence: four years for baccalaureate and two years for associate programs. A student who has withdrawn from SIUC may not be readmit- ted to a discontinued program. SIUC reserves the right to make changes, as it deems necessary, in curricular requirements, academic poli- cies, and other rules and regulations affecting students, to be effective whenever determined by SIUC, with- out regard to students dates of admission or start of collegiate training. SIUC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution in accordance with Civil Rights legislation and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or other factors prohibited by law in any of its educational programs, activities, admission or employment practices. Concerns regarding this policy should be referred to the Affirmative Action Office, SIUC, 155 Davies Gymnasium, Car- bondale, IL 62901-4701 and/or telephone (618) 536-6618. For information or concerns pertaining to this catalog, contact the Registrars Office, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 62901. For access to the Undergraduate Catalog on the World Wide Web visit: <http://registrar.siu.edu>. Published by the Registrars Office, Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Cover by: University Communications. 2010-11 Counselors Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale / 1 Table of Contents Southern Illinois University Carbondale, 1 Intercollegiate Athletics,44 Student Recreation Center, 45 University Calendar, 4 Touch of Nature Environmental Center, 45 General Information, 5 Academic Opportunities and Recognition, 46 SIUC Profile, 5 Recognition of High Scholastic Achievement, 46 Student Profile, Fall 2009, 5 University Honors Program 46 The Campus Environment, 5 Department Honors, 46 Campus Visit Opportunities, 6 Honors Day, 46 Transportation, 6 Advanced Placement Program (AP), 47 Undergraduate Catalog, 6 College Level Examination Program (CLEP), 48 University Telephone Directory, 7 Credit by Means Other than Classroom, 49 Map of Campus, 8 Opportunities for Study Abroad, 50 Map Legend, 10 Undergraduate Academic Programs, 11 Academic Regulations and Procedures, 51 Accreditations and Affiliations, 13 Scholastic Standards, 51 Scholastic Probation and Suspension System, 51 Admission Policies and Procedures, 15 Basic Graduation Requirements, 51 Application Procedures, 15 Academic Load, 52 ACT Test, 15 University Core Curriculum, 52 Transfer Student Applicants, 15 Credit for Military Experience, 55 Admission Requirements, 15 Admission of Transfer Students, 16 Instructional Units, 55 Admission of Special Categories of Students, 17 Pre-Professional Programs, 55 High School Concurrent Enrollment, 18 College of Agricultural Sciences, 55 College of Applied Sciences and Arts, 56 Opportunities for the Transfer Student, 20 College of Business, 57 Compact Agreement, 21 College of Education and Human Services, 58 Individualized Two Plus Two Program, 21 School of Social Work, 60 Capstone Option, 21 College of Engineering, 61 Calculating a Transfer GPA, 23 College of Liberal Arts, 61 Pre-Law, 62 Opportunities for International Students, 25 College of Mass Communication and Media Arts, 63 College of Science, 63 Admission Policies and Procedures, 25 Pre-Major Advisement Center, 64 Center for Academic Success, 64 Programs for the Undecided/Deciding Student, 29 Graduate School, 64 School of Law, 65 School of Medicine, 66 Advisement and Registration, 30 Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC), 66 Army Military Science (Army ROTC), 67 Housing, 32 Curriculum Guides, 68 University Housing for Single Undergraduates, 32 Residence Halls, 32 Accounting, 69 Housing Contracts, 32 Agribusiness Economics, 71 Sorority and Fraternity, 32 Agricultural Systems, 73 Animal Science, 78 Costs and Financial Aid, 33 Anthropology, 80 Architectural Studies, 81 Qualifying for In-State Tuition, 34 Art, 82 Financial Aid, 34 Automotive Technology, 85 Financial Aid and Scholarship, 35 Aviation Flight, 86 Aviation Management, 87 Student Services, 36 Aviation Technologies, 88 Biological Sciences, 91 Student Health Center, 36 Business and Administration, 93 The Writing Center, 37 Business Economics, 94 Career Services, 37 Chemistry, 95 Employment Opportunities, 37 Cinema and Photography, 97 Relationship Violence & Sexual Assault Services, 38 Civil Engineering, 100 Non-Traditional Student Services, 38 Classics, 102 Disability Support Services, 39 Communication Disorders and Sciences, 103 Clinical Center Achieve Program, 39 Computer Engineering, 105 New Student Programs, 39 Computer Science, 106 SIUC Saluki Family Association, 40 Criminology and Criminal Justice, 108 Parking, 40 Dental Hygiene, 109 Day-Care Services, 41 Design, 110 Early Childhood, 111 Student Activities, 41 Early Childhood Education, 112 Registered Student Organizations, 41 2 / 2010-11 Counselors Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale Economics, 113 Music, 177 Electrical Engineering, 114 Music Education, 185 Electronic Systems Technologies, 116 Paralegal Studies, 189 Elementary Education (K9), 119 Philosophy, 190 Engineering Technology, 120 Physical Therapist Assistant, 191 English, 121 Physics, 192 Fashion Design and Merchandising, 126 Physiology, 193 Finance, 128 Plant and Soil Science, 194 Fire Science Management, 129 Plant Biology, 200 Foreign Language and International Trade, 130 Political Science, 202 Foreign Languages, 131 Pre-Dentistry, 204 Forestry, 132 Pre-Law, 205 French, 140 Pre-Medicine (including Osteopathic Medicine), 206 Geography and Environmental Resources, 141 Pre-Nursing, 208 Geology, 142 Pre-Optometry, 209 German Studies, 143 Pre-Pharmacy, 210 Health Care Management 144 Pre-Physical Therapy, 211 Health Education, 145 Pre-Physician Assistant, 212 History, 147 Pre-Podiatry, 213 Hospitality and Tourism Administration, 149 Pre-Veterinary Medicine, 214 Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 150 Psychology, 215 Industrial Technology, 151 Radio-Television, 216 Information Systems Technologies, 152 Radiologic Sciences, 217 Interior Design, 154 Recreation, 218 Journalism, 155 Rehabilitation Services, 219 Kinesiology, 157 Social Sciences, 221 Linguistics, 161 Social Work, 222 Management, 163 Sociology, 223 Marketing, 165 Spanish, 224 Mathematics, 167 Special Education, 225 Mechanical Engineering, 170 Speech Communication, 226 Microbiology, 171 Technical Resource Management, 232 Mining Engineering, 172 Theater, 233 Mortuary Science and Funeral Service, 174 University Studies, 235 Museum Studies, 176 Workforce Education and Development, 236 Zoology, 246 Index, 247 2010-11 Counselors Advisement Catalog Southern Illinois University Carbondale / 3 Approved 2010 - 2011 University Calendar Intersession, 2010 Intersession Begins Monday, May 17th Intersession Ends Friday, June 11th Summer Session, 2010 Eight-Week Session Begins Monday, June 14th, 7:30 A.M. Independence Day Holiday Monday, July 5th Final Examinations Thursday, August 5th and Friday, August 6th Commencement TBA Fall Semester, 2010 Semester Classes Begin Monday, August 23rd Labor Day Holiday Monday, September 6th Veterans Day Holiday Thursday, November 11th Thanksgiving Vacation Saturday, November 20th, 12:00 Noon through Sunday, November 28th Final Examinations Monday, December 13th through Friday, December 17th Commencement Saturday, December 18, 2010 Spring Semester, 2011 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Monday, January 17th Semester Classes Begin Tuesday,
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