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2018-19 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

Introduction IV-1
A Word From Our President 2-3
History 2-3
Profile 2-3
Mission and Vision 2-3
Glorify God 2-3
Think Broadly and Deeply 2-3
Communicate Effectively 2-3
Develop Academically and Professionally 2-3
Engage for Christ 2-3
Accreditation, Authorization, and Licensure 2-3
Setting 2-3
Facilities 2-3
Alford Auditorium 2-3
Apple Technology Resource Center 2-3
Athletic and Recreation Center 2-3
Callan Athletic Center 2-3
Doden Field House 2-3
Fitness Center 2-3
University Medical Services 2-3
Carnegie Center for the Visual Arts 4-5
Centennial Library 4-5
Center for Biblical and Theological Studies 4-5
Chemistry Laboratory Center 4-5
Dixon Ministry Center 4-5
Engineering and Science Center 4-5
Engineering Projects Laboratory 4-5
Founders Hall 4-5
Gathany Media Center/Center for Teaching and Learning 4-5
Hartman Hall 4-5
Health Sciences Center 4-5
History and Government Center 4-5
Milner Business Administration Building 4-5
Patterson Hall 4-5
Stevens Student Center 4-5
Tyler Digital Communication Center 4-5
Williams Hall 4-5
Computer Network 4-5
Access 4-5
Benefits 4-5
University Student Services 6-7
Career Services 6-7
Affiliations 6-7
Highlights 6-7
Counseling Services 6-7
Healthcare and Medical Services 6-7
Housing 6-7
Getting Started Weekend 6-7
Vehicles 6-7
Ministry Opportunities 6-7
Chapel 6-7
Church Relations 6-7
Discipleship Ministries 6-7
Global Outreach — Local 6-7
Global Outreach — Domestic 6-7
Global Outreach — International 6-7
HeartSong Ministries 6-7
Selecting a Ministry 8-9
Student Life 8-9
Spiritual Emphasis 8-9
Community Covenant 8-9
Cocurricular Opportunities 8-9
Music Groups 8-9
Intercollegiate Athletics 8-9
Campus Recreation 8-9
Student Life Programs 8-9
Leadership Opportunities 8-9
Organizations 8-9
Academic Organizations 8-9
Social/Service Organizations 10-11
Campus Community Organizations 10-11
Departmental Organizations 10-11
Admissions 12-13
Undergraduate Admission Criteria 12-13
Admission Criteria for Freshmen Candidates 12-13
Admission Criteria for Transfer Candidates 12-13
Admission Criteria for Postbaccalaureate Candidates 12-13
Admission Criteria for International Candidates (non-U.S. citizens) 12-13
Admission Criteria for College Now Candidates 12-13
Admission Criteria for Readmit Candidates 12-13
Admission Criteria for Nondegree Candidates (personal enrichment/audit) 12-13
Undergraduate Admission Process and Deadlines 12-13
Reservation Deposit 14-15
New Student Orientation 14-15
Undergraduate Admission Policies 14-15
High School Preparation 14-15
Grade Point Average Calculation 14-15
Homeschooled Students Transcript Policy 14-15
High School Graduation Date Policy 14-15
Standardized Test Use 14-15
General Use 14-15
Undergraduate Transfer Policies 14-15
International Admission Policies (non-U.S. citizens) 14-15
Academic Information 16-17
Undergraduate Study 16-17
Calendar and Credits 16-17
Classification of Students 16-17
Assignment to Classes 16-17
Class Attendance 16-17
Undergraduate Degree Requirements 18-19
Requirements for a Second Degree 18-19
Graduation 18-19
Early Commencement 18-19
Academic Programs and Majors 18-19
Admission to Academic Programs 18-19
Selecting a Major 18-19
Requirements of a Major 18-19
Electives 18-19
Major Fields of Undergraduate Study 20-21
Minor Fields of Undergraduate Study 20-21
Special Academic Programs 20-21
One-Year Bible Program 20-21
College Now Program 20-21
Preprofessional Programs 20-21
Other Programs 20-21
Continuing Education 20-21
EMS Education and Special Credit 20-21
Summer Terms 20-21
International Study Opportunities 20-21
Special Programs 20-21
Cedarville University in Spain 20-21
Cedarville University D.C. Semester 22-23
Summer Geology of National Parks 22-23
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs 22-23
CCTECC Student Teaching Abroad Program 22-23
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies 22-23
The Cove — Academic Enrichment Center 22-23
Programs 22-23
Courses 22-23
Services 22-23
Additional Academic Support 22-23
The Centennial Library 22-23
Credit by Examination 22-23
Advanced Placement 22-23
College Level Examination Program (CLEP) 22-23
Institutional Test-Out 22-23
International Baccalaureate 22-23
General Education Requirements 24-25
General Education Course Sequence 24-25
Course Load 26-27
To request 19–21.5 credit hours 26-27
To request 22 or more credit hours 26-27
Distance Education 26-27
Transient Study 26-27
Registration for Courses 26-27
Course Numbers and Designations 26-27
Alternate Year Courses 26-27
Continuing at the University 26-27
Course Registration 26-27
Undergraduates in Graduate Courses 26-27
Auditing 26-27
Adding and Withdrawing From a Course 26-27
Independent Study 28-29
Internships 28-29
Out-of-Class Courses 28-29
Grading System 28-29
Credit/No Credit Program 28-29
Grade Points and Point Averages 30-31
Grade Appeal Process 30-31
Petitions and Student Complaints 30-31
Academic Progress, Warning, and Suspension 30-31
Academic Progress Chart 30-31
Repeating Courses 30-31
Academic Integrity 30-31
Academic Honors 30-31
Dean’s Honor List 30-31
Dean’s List 32-33
Graduation with Honors 32-33
Additional Academic Awards 32-33
The Faculty Scholarship Trophy 32-33
The President’s Trophy 32-33
Withdrawing From the University 32-33
Withdrawal for Military Reasons 32-33
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 32-33
Academic Leadership 32-33
Deans and Chairs 32-33
School of Engineering and Computer Science 32-33
School of Education 32-33
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 32-33
Department of Communication 32-33
School of Business Administration 32-33
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health 32-33
Department of Social Work 32-33
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 32-33
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 32-33
Department of Science and Mathematics 32-33
School of Nursing 32-33
Department of Music and Worship 32-33
Department of History and Government 32-33
School of Pharmacy 32-33
Department of Psychology 32-33
Academic Schools and Departments 34-35
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 34-35
Mission Statement 36-37
Personal Requirements 36-37
Scholarships 36-37
Portfolio 36-37
Department Requirements 36-37
Theatre Program 36-37
Industrial and Innovative Design, Studio Art, and Visual Communication Design Requirements 36-37
Freshman Review 36-37
Sophomore Review 36-37
Transfer Review 36-37
Art and Design Requirements 36-37
Capstone Exhibition or Project 36-37
Fees 36-37
Theatre Requirements 36-37
Programs of Study 36-37
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 36-37
Minors 36-37
Technical Resources 36-37
Cocurricular Opportunities 38-39
Theatre Cocurricular Opportunities 38-39
Career Opportunities 38-39
Faculty 38-39
Technical Support Staff 38-39
Emeriti 38-39
Industrial and Innovative Design 38-39
Studio Art 40-41
Theatre 40-41
Visual Communication Design 42-43
Minors 44-45
Arts Administration Minor 44-45
Graphic Design Minor 44-45
Interactive Web Design Minor 44-45
Studio Art Minor 44-45
Theatre Minor 44-45
Theatre Design Minor 44-45
Theatre Performance Minor 44-45
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 46-47
Mission Statement 46-47
Personal Requirements 46-47
School Requirements 46-47
Programs of Study 46-47
Majors 46-47
Minors 46-47
Special Program 46-47
Technical Resources 46-47
Faculty 48-49
Center for Apologetics and Public Christianity 48-49
Center for Biblical Integration 48-49
Cocurricular Opportunities 48-49
Alpha Sigma 48-49
Career Opportunities 48-49
Emeriti 48-49
Biblical Studies 50-51
Biblical Studies — Accelerated B.A./Master of Divinity 50-51
Christian Education 52-53
Intercultural Studies — Missiology 54-55
Youth Ministries 54-55
One-Year Bible Program 56-57
Minors 56-57
Bible Minor 56-57
Biblical Care and Counseling Minor 56-57
Bible Teacher Education Minor 56-57
Christian Ministry Minor 56-57
Greek Minor 56-57
Mission Minor 56-57
Pastoral Ministry Minor 56-57
Philosophy and Theology Minor 56-57
Preseminary Minor 58-59
Women’s Ministry Minor 58-59
Youth Ministry Minor 58-59
School of Business Administration 58-59
Mission Statement 60-61
Accreditation 60-61
Personal Requirements 60-61
School Requirements 60-61
Programs of Study 60-61
Majors 60-61
Minors 60-61
Cocurricular Opportunities 60-61
Accounting Society 60-61
Association for Information Systems 60-61
Delta Mu Delta 60-61
Financial Management Association 60-61
Human Resource Management 60-61
Enactus 60-61
Women in Business 60-61
Career Opportunities 60-61
Accounting Major 60-61
Finance Major 60-61
Global Business Major 60-61
Information Technology Management Major 60-61
Management Major 62-63
Marketing Major 62-63
Sport Business Management Major 62-63
Faculty 62-63
Emeriti 62-63
Integrated Business Core (IBC) 62-63
Advisory Council 62-63
Accounting 64-65
Economics — Bachelor of Arts 64-65
Economics — Bachelor of Science 66-67
Finance 66-67
Global Business 68-69
Information Technology Management 70-71
Management 72-73
Marketing 74-75
Sport Business Management 76-77
Minors 78-79
Accounting Minor 78-79
Business Administration Minor 78-79
Business Analytics Minor 78-79
Economics Minor 78-79
Entrepreneurship Minor 78-79
International Business Minor 78-79
International Business for the Non-business Major Minor 78-79
Information Technology Management Minor 78-79
Marketing Minor 78-79
Sport Management Minor 78-79
Department of Communication 78-79
Mission Statement 80-81
Personal Requirements 80-81
Department Requirements 80-81
Technical Resources 80-81
Programs of Study 80-81
Majors 80-81
Minors 80-81
Cocurricular Opportunities 80-81
Cedars 80-81
Debate 80-81
Filmgate 80-81
Speech Team 80-81
Society for Human Resource Management 80-81
Society for Professional Writing 80-81
Resound Radio 80-81
Career Opportunities 80-81
Faculty 80-81
Technical Support Staff 80-81
Emeriti 80-81
Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism 82-83
Electronic Media Advisory Board 82-83
Communication 84-85
Pathway to Master of Business Administration for Communication Majors 86-87
Pathway Requirements 86-87
Professional Writing and Information Design 86-87
Professional Writing and Information Design Industry Advisory Board 86-87
Minors 88-89
Broadcasting and Digital Media Minor 88-89
Comprehensive Communication Arts Minor 88-89
Digital Film Minor 88-89
Editing and Publishing Minor 88-89
Intercultural Communication Minor 88-89
Motion Graphics Minor 88-89
Organizational Communication Minor 88-89
Public Relations Minor 88-89
Writing for the Professions Minor 88-89
School of Education 88-89
Mission Statement 90-91
School Distinctives 90-91
Licensure – Public Schools 90-91
Demographic Profile 90-91
Personal Requirements 90-91
Cocurricular Opportunities 90-91
Teacher Education Program Admission Requirements 90-91
Teacher Education Program Retention and Completion Requirements 90-91
Test Pass Rates 90-91
Programs of Study 90-91
Early Childhood Generalist Endorsement 90-91
Career Opportunities 90-91
Faculty 90-91
Emeriti 92-93
General Education Requirements for Education Majors 92-93
Early Childhood Education (EC) 92-93
Middle Childhood Education (MC) 92-93
Special Education — Intervention Specialist (SpE) 92-93
Teacher Education Core 92-93
Early Childhood Education 92-93
Early Childhood Education Generalist Endorsement (Grades 4–5) 92-93
Middle Childhood Education 94-95
Special Education — Intervention Specialist 94-95
Special Education/Early Childhood Education Dual Licensure Option 96-97
Adolescent/Young Adult and Multi-Age Licensure Programs 96-97
Principles of Teaching Block (all AYA majors and MA Spanish) 96-97
School of Engineering and Computer Science 98-99
Mission Statement 98-99
Programs of Study 98-99
Majors 98-99
Minors 98-99
Special Programs 98-99
Accreditation 98-99
Registration as a Professional Engineer 98-99
Personal Requirements 98-99
School Requirements 98-99
New Students 98-99
Retention Requirement 98-99
Civil Engineering (CE) 98-99
Computer Engineering (CpE) 98-99
Electrical Engineering (EE) 100-101
Mechanical Engineering (ME) 100-101
Graduation Requirements 100-101
Technical Resources 100-101
Cocurricular Opportunities 100-101
Career Opportunities 100-101
Engineering Educational Objectives 100-101
Educational Philosophy for Engineering and Computer Science Programs 100-101
Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Council 100-101
Faculty 100-101
Technical Support Staff 100-101
Emeriti 100-101
Civil Engineering — Bachelor of Science 102-103
Computer Engineering 104-105
Computer Science — Bachelor of Science 104-105
Electrical Engineering 106-107
Mechanical Engineering 106-107
Minors 108-109
Biomedical Engineering Minor 108-109
Computer Science Minor 108-109
Special Programs 108-109
Cooperative Education Program 108-109
Engineering Honors Program 108-109
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 108-109
Mission Statement 110-111
Personal Requirements 110-111
Department Requirements 110-111
Programs of Study 110-111
Majors 110-111
Minors 110-111
Special Program 110-111
Writing Center 110-111
Objectives 110-111
Cocurricular Opportunities 110-111
Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL) 110-111
French Club 110-111
German Club 110-111
Linguistics Club 110-111
Miracle 110-111
Spanish Club 110-111
The Cedarville Review 110-111
Sigma Tau Delta 110-111
International Study Opportunities 110-111
Cedarville University in Spain 110-111
cedarville.edu/academics/internationalprograms/spainsemester 110-111
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs 110-111
Technical Resources 110-111
Career Opportunities 110-111
Faculty 110-111
Emeriti 110-111
English 112-113
Pathway to Master of Business Administration for English Majors 112-113
Pathway Requirements 112-113
Foreign Language 114-115
Spanish 114-115
Teacher Education Licensure Program 114-115
Language Arts Education — Integrated 114-115
Linguistics 116-117
Spanish Education — Multi-Age 118-119
Minors 118-119
Asian Studies Minor 118-119
Creative Writing Minor 118-119
Editing and Publishing Minor 118-119
French Minor 118-119
German Minor 118-119
Latin American Studies Minor 118-119
Linguistics Minor 118-119
Literature Minor 118-119
Middle Eastern Studies Minor 120-121
Spanish Minor 120-121
Spanish for Healthcare Personnel Minor 120-121
Spanish for Professionals Minor 120-121
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor 120-121
Western European Studies Minor 120-121
Special Program 120-121
Certificate in Medical Spanish Program 120-121
Department of History and Government 120-121
Mission Statement 122-123
Department Objectives 122-123
Personal Requirements 122-123
Department Requirements 122-123
Technical Resources 122-123
Programs of Study 122-123
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 122-123
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 122-123
Minors 122-123
Cocurricular Opportunities 122-123
Alpha Delta Nu 122-123
Cedarville Legal Society 122-123
College Republicans 122-123
Epsilon Pi Lambda 122-123
Model United Nations Team 122-123
Omega Mu 122-123
Renaissance Guild 122-123
Center for Political Studies 122-123
Career Opportunities 122-123
Faculty 122-123
Emeriti 122-123
Criminal Justice 124-125
Mission Statement 124-125
Program Objectives 124-125
Core Values 124-125
Forensic Science 124-125
History 126-127
International Studies 128-129
Political Science 128-129
Prelaw 130-131
Teacher Education Licensure Program 130-131
Social Studies Education — Integrated 130-131
Minors 132-133
Church History Minor 132-133
Criminal Justice Minor 132-133
History Minor 132-133
International Studies Minor 132-133
National Security Minor 132-133
Political Science Minor 132-133
Public Administration Minor 132-133
Public Policy Minor 132-133
Sociology Minor 132-133
Interdisciplinary Studies 134-135
Mission Statement 134-135
Personal Requirements 134-135
Programs of Study 134-135
Cocurricular Opportunities 134-135
Career Opportunities 134-135
Honors Program 134-135
Individualized Studies 136-137
Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) 136-137
Air Force 136-137
Army 136-137
Liberal Arts 138-139
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health 138-139
Mission Statement 140-141
Preparation 140-141
Department Requirements 140-141
Programs of Study 140-141
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 140-141
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 140-141
Minors 140-141
Cocurricular Opportunities 140-141
Career Opportunities 140-141
Faculty 140-141
Emeriti 140-141
Staff Clinical Instructor 140-141
Athletic Training Mission Statement 140-141
Personal Requirements 140-141
Program Requirements 142-143
Admission and Retention 142-143
Athletic Training 142-143
Clinical Requirements 142-143
Allied Health 144-145
Exercise Science — Bachelor of Science 144-145
Teacher Education Licensure Program — 146-147
Physical Education — Multi-Age 146-147
Multi-Age Health and Physical Education 146-147
Minor 148-149
Sport Ministry Minor 148-149
Department of Music and Worship 148-149
Purpose Statement 150-151
Music Student Objectives 150-151
Accreditation 150-151
Requirements for Music Admission 150-151
Auditions 150-151
Scholarships 150-151
Music Theory Exams 150-151
Department Requirements 150-151
Music Requirements 150-151
Music Student Handbook 150-151
Private Lessons 150-151
Semester Performance Juries 150-151
Freshman Review 150-151
Sophomore Check 150-151
Piano Proficiency 150-151
Technology Proficiency 150-151
Ensemble Participation 150-151
Recital and Program Attendance 150-151
Capstone Recital or Project 150-151
Fees 150-151
Worship Degree Objectives 150-151
Musical Emphasis 150-151
Theological Foundation 150-151
Interdisciplinary Nature 150-151
Worship Requirements 152-153
Admission 152-153
Private Lessons 152-153
Ensembles 152-153
Worship Forum 152-153
First-Year Review 152-153
Second-Year Review 152-153
Worship Student Handbook 152-153
Programs of Study 152-153
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 152-153
Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in: 152-153
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.) in: 152-153
Minors 152-153
Technical Resources 152-153
Cocurricular Opportunities 152-153
Career Opportunities 152-153
Faculty 152-153
Emeriti 152-153
Adjunct Faculty 152-153
Composition 152-153
Statement of Purpose 152-153
Program Objectives 154-155
Keyboard Pedagogy 154-155
Statement of Purpose 154-155
Program Objectives 154-155
Music 156-157
Statement of Purpose 156-157
Program Objectives 156-157
Performance 158-159
Statement of Purpose 158-159
Program Objectives 158-159
Teacher Education Licensure Program 160-161
Bachelor of Music Education 160-161
Statement of Purpose 160-161
Program Objectives 160-161
Choral majors also add: 160-161
Instrumental majors also add: 160-161
Choral majors also add: 160-161
Instrumental majors also add: 160-161
Worship 162-163
Minors 164-165
Music Minor 164-165
Music Technology Minor 164-165
Worship Minor 164-165
School of Nursing 164-165
Mission Statement 166-167
Accreditation and Licensure 166-167
Admission 166-167
Admission Criteria for Transferring from Another Nursing Program 166-167
Progression 166-167
Checkpoint #1 166-167
Checkpoint #2 166-167
Checkpoint #3 166-167
Checkpoint #4 166-167
Academic Requirements 166-167
Nonacademic Requirements 168-169
Technical Standards Requirements 168-169
Probation 168-169
Removal From Nursing Major 168-169
Graduation 168-169
Financial Aid 168-169
Programs of Study 168-169
Cocurricular Opportunities 168-169
Nursing Honor Society (NHS) 168-169
Student Nurses Association (SNA) 168-169
Alpha Iota Alpha (AIA) Men in Nursing 168-169
Cedarville University Emergency Medical Services 168-169
Disaster Preparedness 168-169
School of Nursing Committee Service 168-169
Technical Resources 168-169
Career Opportunities 168-169
Faculty 168-169
Nursing Laboratories 168-169
Emeriti 168-169
Clinical Activity Information 170-171
Facilities 170-171
Clinical Requirements 170-171
Health Requirements 170-171
Additional Required Program Expenses (estimated) 170-171
Nursing Course Requirements 170-171
Minor 172-173
Cross-Cultural Nursing Minor 172-173
School of Pharmacy 172-173
Admission/Preferred Admission 174-175
Preferred Admission Continuation Requirements 174-175
Financial Aid 174-175
Career Opportunities 174-175
Faculty 174-175
Department of Pharmacy Practice 174-175
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences 174-175
School of Pharmacy 176-177
Mission 176-177
Values 176-177
Regional Accreditation 176-177
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences 176-177
Department of Psychology 178-179
Mission Statement 178-179
Personal Requirements 178-179
Department Requirements 178-179
Programs of Study 178-179
Cocurricular Opportunities 178-179
Technical Resources 178-179
Career Opportunities 178-179
Faculty 180-181
Emeriti 180-181
Psychology 180-181
Pathway to Master of Business Administration for Psychology Majors 182-183
Psychology Accelerated Pathway Requirements 182-183
Minor 184-185
Psychology Minor 184-185
Department of Science and Mathematics 184-185
Mission Statement 186-187
Personal Requirements 186-187
Programs of Study 186-187
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 186-187
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 186-187
Minors 186-187
Special Programs 186-187
Cocurricular Opportunities 186-187
Technical Resources 186-187
Career Opportunities 186-187
Faculty 186-187
Emeriti 186-187
Technical Support Staff 186-187
Biology — Bachelor of Arts 188-189
Biology — Bachelor of Science 190-191
Chemistry — Bachelor of Arts 190-191
Chemistry — Bachelor of Science 192-193
Environmental Science 192-193
Forensic Science 194-195
Geology — Bachelor of Science 194-195
Mathematics — Bachelor of Arts 196-197
Mathematics — Bachelor of Science 198-199
Molecular Biology 198-199
Physics — Bachelor of Science 200-201
Teacher Education Licensure Programs Adolescent and Young Adult 200-201
Chemistry Education 200-201
(Bachelor of Arts) 200-201
Life Science Education 202-203
(Bachelor of Arts) 202-203
Mathematics Education — Integrated 202-203
(Bachelor of Arts) 202-203
Physical Science Education 204-205
(Bachelor of Arts) 204-205
Physics Education 204-205
(Bachelor of Arts) 204-205
Science Comprehensive Education — Integrated 206-207
(Bachelor of Arts) 206-207
Minors 206-207
Actuarial Science Minor 206-207
Biology Minor 206-207
Chemistry Minor 206-207
Earth Science Minor 206-207
Geology Minor 206-207
Mathematics Minor 206-207
Physics Minor 206-207
Special Programs 208-209
Preagriculture Curriculum 208-209
Agriculture Business Emphasis 208-209
Agriculture Science Emphasis 208-209
Environmental Biology Emphasis 208-209
Medical Technology Option 208-209
Predental, Premedical, Preoptometric 208-209
Prephysician’s Assistant 208-209
Preveterinary 208-209
Department of Social Work 210-211
Mission Statement 210-211
Department Objectives 210-211
Personal Requirements 210-211
Department Requirements 210-211
Admission to the Social Work Program 210-211
Admission Requirements and Procedures 210-211
Programs of Study 210-211
Cocurricular Opportunities 210-211
Epsilon Alpha Pi 210-211
Epsilon Omega 210-211
Technical Resources 210-211
Career Opportunities 210-211
Faculty 212-213
Emeriti 212-213
Social Work 212-213
Goals 212-213
International Field Experience 212-213
Application Requirements 212-213
Pre-Departure Requirements 212-213
Reentry Requirements 212-213
Social Work Advisory Council 212-213
Social Work 214-215
Course Descriptions 216-217
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre Course Descriptions 216-217
Art (ART) 216-217
Industrial and Innovative Design (IDES) 218-219
Theatre (THTR) 218-219
Visual Communication Design (VCD) 220-221
School of Biblical and Theological Studies Course Descriptions 222-223
Bible and Theology — Applied Theology (BTAT) 222-223
Bible and Theology — Biblical Languages (BTBL) 224-225
Bible and Theology — Biblical Studies (BTBS) 224-225
Bible and Theology — Christian Ministry (BTCM) 224-225
Bible and Theology — General Education (BTGE) 226-227
Bible and Theology — History and Theology (BTHT) 226-227
Bible and Theology — New Testament (BTNT) 226-227
Bible and Theology — Old Testament (BTOT) 226-227
Bible and Theology — Philosophy and Apologetics (BTPA) 228-229
School of Business Administration Course Descriptions 228-229
Accounting (ACCT) 228-229
Business Administration (BUS) 228-229
Economics (ECON) 230-231
End-User Information Systems (EUIS) 230-231
Finance (FIN) 232-233
Information Technology Management (ITM) 232-233
Management (MGMT) 234-235
Marketing (MRKT) 234-235
Sport Management (SMGT) 236-237
Department of Communication Course Descriptions 236-237
Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism (BRDM) 236-237
Communication Studies (COM) 238-239
Journalism (JOUR) 240-241
Professional Writing and Information Design (PWID) 242-243
School of Education Course Descriptions 242-243
Early Childhood Education (EDEC) 242-243
Middle Childhood Education (EDMC) 244-245
Adolescent / Young Adult Education (EDSE) 246-247
Special Education (EDSP) 246-247
Education (EDUC) 248-249
School of Engineering and Computer Science Course Descriptions 248-249
Computer Science (CS) 248-249
Civil Engineering (EGCE) 250-251
Computer Engineering (EGCP) 252-253
Electrical Engineering (EGEE) 254-255
General Engineering (EGGN) 254-255
Mechanical Engineering (EGME) 256-257
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages Course Descriptions 258-259
Arabic Language (ARBC) 258-259
Chinese (CHN) 258-259
Creative Writing (CWRT) 258-259
English (ENG) 260-261
Film (FILM) 260-261
French (FREN) 260-261
German (GER) 260-261
Linguistics (LING) 262-263
Literature (LIT) 262-263
Spanish (SPAN) 264-265
Department of History and Government Course Descriptions 266-267
Anthropology (ANTH) 266-267
Criminal Justice (CRJU) 266-267
Geography (GEO) 268-269
General Social Science (GSS) 268-269
History (HIST) 268-269
International Studies (INTL) 270-271
Political Science (POLS) 270-271
Public Administration (PUAD) 272-273
Sociology (SOC) 272-273
Social Studies Education (SSED) 272-273
Interdisciplinary Studies Course Descriptions 272-273
College Studies (COLL) 272-273
Developmental (DEV) 272-273
Honors (HON) 272-273
Liberal Arts (LART) 274-275
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health Course Descriptions 274-275
Allied Health (ALHL) 274-275
Athletic Training (ATRN) 274-275
Coaching (CCHG) 274-275
Exercise and Sport Science Education (ESED) 274-275
Exercise and Sport Science (ESS) 274-275
Exercise and Sport Science Elective (ESSE) 276-277
Exercise Science (EXSC) 276-277
Multi-Age Health Education (MAHE) 276-277
Multi-Age Physical Education (MAPE) 276-277
Physical Education Activity Courses (PEAX) 276-277
Physical Education Fitness (PEF) 278-279
Military Science Course Descriptions 278-279
Air Force ROTC (AES) 278-279
Army ROTC (MIL) 278-279
Department of Music and Worship Course Descriptions 278-279
Conducting (CDMU) 278-279
Music Class Studies (CLMU) 278-279
General Music (GMUS) 280-281
Music History (HLMU) 280-281
Humanities (HUM) 280-281
Keyboard Pedagogy (KPMU) 280-281
Music Education (MUED) 280-281
Music Performance (PFMU) 282-283
Music Private Study (PLMU) 282-283
Music Theory (THMU) 282-283
Music Technology (TYMU) 284-285
Worship (WSHP) 284-285
School of Nursing Course Descriptions 284-285
Nursing (NSG) 284-285
School of Pharmacy Course Descriptions 286-287
Prepharmacy (PPHR) 286-287
Department of Psychology Course Descriptions 286-287
Psychology (PYCH) 286-287
Department of Science and Mathematics Course Descriptions 288-289
Biology (BIO) 288-289
Chemistry: General Education (CHEM) 290-291
Chemistry: Major (CHEM) 290-291
Environmental Science (ENVS) 292-293
Earth Science (ESCI) 292-293
Forensic Science (FORS) 292-293
General Biology (GBIO) 292-293
Geology (GEOL) 294-295
General Mathematics (GMTH) 294-295
General Science (GSCI) 296-297
Mathematics (MATH) 296-297
Mathematics Education (MTED) 298-299
Physics: General Education (PHYS) 298-299
Physics: Major (PHYS) 298-299
Science Education (SCED) 300-301
Department of Social Work Course Descriptions 300-301
Social Work (SWK) 300-301
Financial Information 302-303
Financial Information 304-305
University Financial Operation Policy 304-305
Student Costs 304-305
Tuition — Undergraduate 304-305
Tuition — College Now 304-305
Audit tuition 304-305
Fees 304-305
Summary of Costs — Undergraduate 304-305
Institutional Costs 304-305
Miscellaneous Costs 304-305
Financial Registration Policy 304-305
Making Payment 304-305
Notification of the University Bill 304-305
Invoices and Statements Online 304-305
Payment Penalties 304-305
Interest Rates 304-305
New Student Reservation Deposit Refund 304-305
Continuing Student Reservation Deposit Refund 304-305
Withdrawal Refunds 304-305
Tuition 304-305
Tuition Refund Schedule 306-307
14–16-Week Class 306-307
12-Week Class 306-307
8-Week Class 306-307
4-Week Class 306-307
For classes 3 weeks or less 306-307
All other Classes 306-307
Board/Meal Plan 306-307
Room 306-307
Other Fees 306-307
Return of Title IV Funds, Policy and Regulations 306-307
Responsibility of the University 306-307
Responsibility of the student 306-307
Special Providions for Books and Supplies 306-307
Veterans Training Benefits and Dependents Educational Assistance 306-307
Deferred Payment Plan for Veterans 306-307
Financial Aid 308-309
General Information 308-309
Institutional Grants and Scholarships 308-309
Academic Scholarships 308-309
Other Need-Based Scholarships 308-309
Competitive Scholarships 308-309
Transfer Student Aid 308-309
Department Scholarships 308-309
State Grant Programs 308-309
Ohio College Opportunity Grant 308-309
Ohio National Guard Tuition Assistance Program 308-309
Ohio War Orphans Scholarship 308-309
State Grant Refund Policy 308-309
Other State Grants 308-309
Federal Grants 308-309
Federal Pell Grant 308-309
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) 308-309
Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH) 308-309
United States Military Scholarships 308-309
Army Scholarships 308-309
Army National Guard Scholarships 308-309
Air Force Scholarships 308-309
Donor-Funded Scholarships 308-309
Federal Direct Stafford Loans 308-309
Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford Loans 308-309
Federal Parent PLUS Loans 310-311
Student Employment 310-311
Federal Work Study 310-311
Campus Employment 310-311
Off-Campus Employment 310-311
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Recipients of Financial Aid 310-311
Policy 310-311
Student Rights 310-311
Student Responsibilities 310-311
Appendix 310-311
Board of Trustees 312-313
Officers 312-313
Term of Office Ending June 2019 312-313
Term of Office Ending June 2020 312-313
Term of Office Ending June 2021 312-313
Emeriti 312-313
Administration 312-313
Cabinet 312-313
Chancellor 312-313
Other Faculty 312-313
Administrative Faculty 312-313
Library Faculty 312-313
Administrative Staff 312-313
University Registrar Staff 312-313
Office of Student Development Staff 312-313
Correspondence 314-315
Doctrinal Statement 314-315
Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2017 314-315
Index 316-317

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