Carroll College 1601 N. Benton Ave. Helena, MT 59625 406-447-4300 www.carroll.edu Table of Contents PREFACE 1 History of Carroll College ............................................................................ 1 Accreditation ................................................................................................ 1 Carroll College Goals ................................................................................... 1 Carroll College Mission Statement ............................................................... 1 Nondiscrimination Policy ............................................................................ 2 Catalog Disclaimer ....................................................................................... 2 CAMPUS MAP 2 OVERVIEW 3 Campus Buildings ........................................................................................ 3 Educational Facilities ................................................................................... 4 RECREATIONAL SERVICES AND ATHLETICS 5 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 6 ADMISSION 7 Degree Candidates ....................................................................................... 7 General Requirements .................................................................................. 7 Freshman Admission .................................................................................... 7 Home School Applicants .............................................................................. 8 Transfer Admission ...................................................................................... 8 Transfer of Credit ......................................................................................... 8 International Student Admission .................................................................. 8 Additional Admission Information ............................................................... 9 FINANCIAL AID 11 Scholarships and Awards ........................................................................... 12 Federal Financial Aid .................................................................................. 13 Private Scholarships .................................................................................... 14 Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy ................................... 14 Return of Federal Title IV Funds Policy ..................................................... 15 STUDENT LIFE 17 Mission Statement ..................................................................................... 17 Role of Student Life .................................................................................. 17 Student Life Departments .......................................................................... 17 Campus Ministry ....................................................................................... 18 Student Life Policies ................................................................................... 18 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS 20 Student Academic Services ......................................................................... 20 Academic Policies ....................................................................................... 20 Photographs of Students ............................................................................ 25 Students with Disabilities Statement .......................................................... 25 Honors and Awards .................................................................................... 25 Honorary Societies ..................................................................................... 26 Requirements for Graduation ..................................................................... 26 FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 AS AMENDED 29 DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 31 MAJORS & MINORS 33 Accounting ................................................................................................ 34 Anthropology ............................................................................................. 34 Biochemistry/Molecular Biology ................................................................ 35 Biology....................................................................................................... 35 Business Administration ............................................................................. 37 Chemistry .................................................................................................. 38 Civil Engineering ....................................................................................... 39 Civil Engineering: Environmental Emphasis .............................................. 40 Classical Studies ......................................................................................... 40 Communication Studies ............................................................................. 41 Community Health.................................................................................... 42 Computer Science ...................................................................................... 43 Computer Information Systems ................................................................. 44 Economics ................................................................................................. 45 Education: Teacher ..................................................................................... 45 Engineering 3-2 (see also Civil Engineering) .............................................. 49 Engineering Mechanics .............................................................................. 51 English ....................................................................................................... 52 Environmental Studies ............................................................................... 54 Ethics & Value Studies ............................................................................... 55 Fine Arts .................................................................................................... 56 French ........................................................................................................ 57 Gender Studies ........................................................................................... 58 Geographic Information Systems Certificate .............................................. 59 Health & Physical Education ..................................................................... 59 Health Science ........................................................................................... 61 History ....................................................................................................... 62 The Human-Animal Bond ......................................................................... 63 International Relations ............................................................................... 63 Latin American Studies .............................................................................. 64 Mathematics .............................................................................................. 65 Nursing ...................................................................................................... 66 Philosophy ................................................................................................. 68 Physics ....................................................................................................... 69 Political Science ......................................................................................... 69 Psychology ................................................................................................. 70 Public Administration ................................................................................ 71 Public Relations ......................................................................................... 72 Reading ...................................................................................................... 73 Social Studies for Secondary Education ...................................................... 73 Sociology ................................................................................................... 74 Spanish ...................................................................................................... 75 Special Education ....................................................................................... 77 TESOL ...................................................................................................... 78 Theology .................................................................................................... 78 Pre-Professional Programs .......................................................................... 80 Special Programs ........................................................................................ 82 Education Abroad ...................................................................................... 83 CoURSE DESRIPTIONS 85 TUITION, FEES & PAYMENT 129 THE PEOPLE OF CARROLL 133 The Board of Trustees .............................................................................. 133 The Presidents of Carroll College ............................................................. 133 The College Administration ..................................................................... 133 Department Chairs .................................................................................. 134 Program Directors .................................................................................... 134