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2021-22 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

Introduction 1
A Word From Our President 2
History 2
Profile 2
Mission Statement 2
Vision Statement 2
Portrait Staments 2
Glorify God 2
Think Broadly and Deeply 2
Communicate Effectively 2
Develop Academically and Professionally 2
Engage for Christ 2
Accreditation, Authorization, and Licensure 3
Setting 3
Facilities 3
Alford Auditorium 3
Apple Technology Resource Center 3
Athletic and Recreation Center 3
Callan Athletic Center 3
Doden Field House 4
Fitness Center 4
University Medical Services 4
Carnegie Center for the Visual Arts 4
Centennial Library 4
Center for Biblical and Theological Studies 4
Chemistry Laboratory Center 4
Chick-fil-A 4
Civil Engineering Center 4
Dixon Ministry Center 4
Engineering and Science Center 5
Engineering Projects Laboratory 5
Founders Hall 5
Graduate and Teaching Services 5
Hartman Hall 5
Health Sciences Center 5
History and Government Center 5
Milner Business Administration Building 5
Patterson Hall 5
Stevens Student Center 5
Tyler Digital Communication Center 5
Williams Hall 5
Computer Network 6
Access 6
Benefits 6
University Student Services 6
Career Services 6
Affiliations 6
Highlights 6
Counseling Services 6
Healthcare and Medical Services 6
Housing 7
Getting Started Weekend 7
Vehicles 7
Ministry Opportunities 7
Chapel 7
Discipleship Ministries 7
Global Outreach — Local 7
Global Outreach — Domestic 8
Global Outreach — International 8
HeartSong Ministries 8
Selecting a Ministry 8
Student Life 8
Spiritual Emphasis 8
Community Covenant 8
Cocurricular Opportunities 8
Music Groups 9
Intercollegiate Athletics 9
Campus Recreation 9
Student Life Programs 9
Leadership Opportunities 9
Organizations 9
Academic Organizations 9
Social/Service Organizations 10
Campus Community Organizations 10
Departmental Organizations 11
Admissions 12
Undergraduate Admission Criteria 13
Admission Criteria for Freshmen Candidates 13
Admission Criteria for Transfer Candidates 13
Admission Criteria for Postbaccalaureate Candidates 13
Admission Criteria for International Candidates (non-U.S. citizens) 13
Admission Criteria for College Now Candidates 13
Admission Criteria for Readmit Candidates 13
Admission Criteria for Nondegree Candidates (personal enrichment/audit) 13
Undergraduate Admission Process and Deadlines 14
Reservation Deposit 14
New Student Orientation 14
Undergraduate Admission Policies 14
High School Preparation 14
Grade Point Average Calculation 14
Homeschooled Students Transcript Policy 15
High School Graduation Date Policy 15
Procedures to Evaluate the Validity of High School Completion 15
Proof of High School Graduation 15
Standardized Test Use 16
General Use 16
Undergraduate Transfer Policies 16
International Admission Policies (non-U.S. citizens) 17
Verification of Non-English Transcripts 17
Verifying Students Selected for Proof of Educational Purpose 17
Orientation 17
COLL-0950 International GATEways to Success (1 hr) 17
Church Relations 17
Academic Information 18
Undergraduate Study 19
Calendar and Credits 19
Classification of Students 19
Assignment to Classes 19
Class Attendance 20
Undergraduate Degree Requirements 20
Requirements for a Second Degree 20
Graduation 21
Early Commencement 21
Academic Programs and Majors 21
Admission to Academic Programs 21
Selecting a Major 21
Requirements of a Major 21
Electives 21
Major Fields of Undergraduate Study 22
Minor Fields of Undergraduate Study 22
Special Academic Programs 23
One-Year Bible Program 23
College Now Program 23
Preprofessional Programs 23
Other Programs 23
Continuing Education 23
EMS Education and Special Credit 23
Summer Terms 23
CU Study Abroad Opportunities 23
Special Programs 23
Semester in Spain cedarville.edu/semesterinspain 23
Cedarville University D.C. Semester cedarville.edu/dcsemester 24
Cedarville University Geology of National Parks 24
CU Study Abroad Summer Programs 24
International-Intercultural Student Teaching Programs (IIP) 24
International 24
Intercultural 24
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies 24
The Cove — Academic Enrichment Center 24
Tutoring 24
Courses 24
Services 24
Additional Academic Support 25
The Centennial Library 25
Credit by Examination 25
Advanced Placement 25
College Level Examination Program (CLEP) 25
Institutional Test-Out 25
International Baccalaureate 25
General Education Requirements 26
General Education Course Sequence 27
Course Load 28
To request 19–21.5 credit hours 28
To request 22 or more credit hours 28
Distance Education 28
Transient Study 28
Registration for Courses 28
Course Numbers and Designations 28
Alternate Year Courses 28
Continuing at the University 28
Course Registration 29
Undergraduates in Graduate Courses 29
Auditing 29
Adding and Withdrawing From a Course 29
Independent Study 30
Internships 30
Out-of-Class Courses 30
Grading System 31
Credit/No Credit Program 32
Grade Points and Point Averages 32
Grade Appeal Process 32
Petitions and Student Complaints 32
Repeating Courses 32
Academic Progress, Warning, and Suspension 32
Academic Progress Chart 33
Academic Integrity 33
Academic Honors 34
Dean’s Honor List 34
Dean’s List 34
Graduation with Honors 34
Additional Academic Awards 34
The Faculty Scholarship Trophy 34
The President’s Trophy 34
Withdrawing From the University 34
Withdrawal for Military Reasons 34
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 34
Academic Leadership 35
Deans and Chairs 35
School of Allied Health 35
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 35
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 35
School of Business Administration 35
Department of Communication 35
School of Education 35
School of Engineering and Computer Science 35
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 35
Department of History and Government 35
Department of Music and Worship 35
School of Nursing 35
School of Pharmacy 35
Department of Psychology 35
Department of Science and Mathematics 35
Department of Social Work 35
Academic Schools and Departments 36
School of Allied Health 37
Mission Statement 38
Preparation 38
Department Requirements 38
Programs of Study 38
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 38
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 38
Cocurricular Opportunities 38
Career Opportunities 38
Faculty 38
Clinical Faculty 38
Emeriti 39
Athletic Training Mission Statement 39
Personal Requirements 39
Program Requirements 40
Admission and Retention 40
Athletic Training — program in teach-out status 41
Clinical Requirements 41
Allied Health — Bachelor of Science 42
Exercise Science — Bachelor of Science 43
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Exercise Science — Bachelor of Science 43
Sport Medicine — Bachelor of Science 44
Combined B.S./M.A.T. Program 44
Teacher Education Licensure Program — 45
Physical Education — Multi-Age— program in teach-out status 45
Multi-Age Health and Physical Education— program in teach-out status 46
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 47
Mission Statement 48
Personal Requirements 48
Scholarships 48
Portfolio 48
Department Requirements 48
Theatre Program 48
Industrial and Innovative Design, Studio Art, and Visual Communication Design Requirements 48
Freshman Review 48
Sophomore Review 48
Transfer Review 49
Art and Design Requirements 49
Capstone Exhibition or Project 49
Fees 49
Theatre Requirements 49
Programs of Study 49
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 49
Minors 49
Technical Resources 49
Cocurricular Opportunities 50
Theatre Cocurricular Opportunities 50
Career Opportunities 50
Faculty 50
Technical Support Staff 50
Emeriti 50
Industrial and Innovative Design 51
Studio Art 52
Theatre 53
Visual Communication Design 54
Minors 56
Arts Administration Minor 56
Graphic Design Minor 56
Interactive Web Design Minor 56
Studio Art Minor 56
Theatre Minor 57
Theatre Design Minor 57
Theatre Performance Minor 57
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 58
Mission Statement 59
Personal Requirements 59
School Requirements 59
Programs of Study 59
Majors 59
Minors 59
Special Program 59
Technical Resources 59
Faculty 60
Center for Apologetics and Public Christianity 60
Center for Biblical Integration 60
Cocurricular Opportunities 60
Alpha Sigma 60
Theta Alpha Kappa 60
Career Opportunities 60
Emeriti 61
Biblical Studies 62
Biblical Counseling Concentration 62
Biblical Languages Concentration 62
Biblical Literature Concentration 62
Historical Theology Concentration 62
Missions Concentration 63
Philosophy and Theology Concentration 63
Teaching Ministry Concentration 63
Theology Concentration 63
Women’s Ministry Concentration 63
Worship Concentration 63
Youth and Family Ministry Concentration 63
Biblical Studies — Accelerated B.A./Master of Divinity 65
One-Year Bible Program 66
Minors 66
Bible Minor 66
Biblical Care and Counseling Minor 66
Bible Teacher Education Minor 66
Christian Ministry Minor 66
Greek Minor 66
Mission Minor 66
Pastoral Ministry Minor 66
Philosophy and Theology Minor 67
Preseminary Minor 67
Pre-Master of Divinity Minor 67
Women’s Ministry Minor 67
Youth Ministry Minor 67
School of Business Administration 68
Mission Statement 69
Accreditation 69
Personal Requirements 69
School Requirements 69
Programs of Study 70
Majors 70
Minors 70
Cocurricular Opportunities 70
Accounting Society 70
Association for Information Systems 70
Delta Mu Delta 70
Financial Management Association 70
Human Resource Management 70
Women in Business 70
Career Opportunities 70
Accounting Major 70
Finance Major 70
Global Business Major 70
Information Technology Management Major 70
Management Major 70
Marketing Major 71
Sport Business Management Major 71
Faculty 71
Emeriti 71
Integrated Business Core (IBC) 72
Advisory Council 72
Accounting — Bachelor of Science 73
Economics — Bachelor of Arts 74
Economics — Bachelor of Science 75
Finance — Bachelor of Science 76
Global Business 78
Information Technology Management — Bachelor of Science 80
Management — Bachelor of Science 81
Marketing 84
Sport Business Management 86
Minors 87
Accounting Minor 87
Business Administration Minor 87
Business Analytics Minor 87
Construction Management Minor 87
Economics Minor 87
Entrepreneurship Minor 87
International Business Minor 87
International Business for the Non-business Major Minor 87
Information Technology Management Minor 88
Marketing Minor 88
Sport Management Minor 88
Department of Communication 89
Mission Statement 90
Personal Requirements 90
Department Requirements 90
Technical Resources 90
Programs of Study 90
Majors 90
Minors 90
Cocurricular Opportunities 90
Cedars 90
Debate 90
Speech Team 90
Lambda Pi Eta 90
Society for Professional Writing 90
Resound Radio 90
Career Opportunities 91
Faculty 91
Technical Support Staff 91
Emeriti 91
Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism 92
Electronic Media Advisory Board 92
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism 93
Communication 94
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Communication 96
Professional Writing and Information Design 97
Professional Writing and Information Design Industry Advisory Board 97
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Professional Writing and Information Design 97
Minors 98
Broadcasting and Digital Media Minor 98
Comprehensive Communication Arts Minor 98
Digital Video Minor 98
Editing and Publishing Minor 98
Intercultural Communication Minor 98
Motion Graphics Minor 98
Organizational Communication Minor 98
Public Relations Minor 98
Writing for the Professions Minor 98
School of Education 99
Mission Statement 100
School Distinctives 100
Licensure – Public Schools 100
Demographic Profile 100
Personal Requirements 100
Cocurricular Opportunities 100
Teacher Education Program Admission Requirements 100
Teacher Education Program Retention and Completion Requirements 101
Test Pass Rates 101
Programs of Study 101
Career Opportunities 101
Faculty 101
Emeriti 102
General Education Requirements for Education Majors 102
Middle Childhood Education (MC) 102
Primary (P-5) Education (P-5) 102
Special Education — Intervention Specialist (SpE) 102
Teacher Education Core 102
Middle Childhood Education 103
Primary (P-5) Education 104
Special Education — Intervention Specialist 105
Special Education/Primary (P-5) Education Dual Licensure Option 106
Adolescent/Young Adult and Multi-Age Licensure Programs 107
Methods of Teaching Block (all AYA majors and MA Spanish) 107
School of Engineering and Computer Science 108
Mission Statement 109
Programs of Study 109
Majors 109
Minors 109
Special Programs 109
Accreditation 109
Registration as a Professional Engineer 109
Personal Requirements 109
School Requirements 109
New Students 109
Progression Requirements 109
Civil Engineering (CE) 109
Computer Science (CS) 109
Computer Engineering (CpE) 110
Cyber Operations (CY) 110
Electrical Engineering (EE) 110
Mechanical Engineering (ME) 110
Graduation Requirements 110
Technical Resources 110
Cocurricular Opportunities 110
Career Opportunities 110
Program Educational Objectives 110
Educational Philosophy for Engineering and Computer Science Programs 110
Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Council 110
Faculty 111
Technical Support Staff 111
Emeriti 111
Civil Engineering — Bachelor of Science 112
Computer Engineering 114
Computer Science — Bachelor of Science 115
Cyber Operations — Bachelor of Science 116
Electrical Engineering 117
Mechanical Engineering 118
Minors 119
Biomedical Engineering Minor 119
Computer Science Minor 119
Special Programs 119
Cooperative Education Program 119
Engineering Honors Program 119
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 120
Mission Statement 121
Personal Requirements 121
Department Requirements 121
Programs of Study 121
Majors 121
Minors 121
Special Program 121
Foreign Language 121
Writing Center 121
Objectives 121
Cocurricular Opportunities 122
Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL) 122
Arabic Club 122
Chinese Club 122
French Club 122
German Club 122
Korean Club 122
Linguistics Club 122
Miracle 122
Spanish Club 122
The Cedarville Review 122
Alpha Kappa Delta Cedarville Chapter 122
Study Abroad Opportunities 122
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs 122
Technical Resources 122
Career Opportunities 122
Faculty 123
Emeriti 123
English 124
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Teacher Education Licensure Program Language Arts Education — Integrated 125
Teacher Education Licensure Program 125
Language Arts Education — Integrated 125
Linguistics 127
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Linguistics 128
Spanish 129
Spanish Education — Multi-Age 130
Minors 131
Asian Studies Minor 131
Creative Writing Minor 131
Editing and Publishing Minor 131
French Minor 131
German Minor 131
Latin American Studies Minor 131
Linguistics Minor 132
Literature Minor 132
Middle Eastern Studies Minor 132
Spanish Minor 132
Spanish for Healthcare Personnel Minor 132
Spanish for Professionals Minor 132
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor 133
TESOL Endorsement 133
Western European Studies Minor 133
Special Program 133
Certificate in Medical Spanish Program 133
Department of History and Government 134
Mission Statement 135
Department Objectives 135
Personal Requirements 135
Department Requirements 135
Technical Resources 135
Programs of Study 135
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 135
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 135
Minors 135
Cocurricular Opportunities 135
Alpha Delta Nu 135
Cedarville Legal Society 135
College Republicans 135
Epsilon Pi Lambda 135
Model United Nations Team 135
Omega Mu 136
Renaissance Guild 136
Center for Political Studies 136
Career Opportunities 136
Faculty 136
Emeriti 136
Criminal Justice 137
Mission Statement 137
Program Objectives 137
Core Values 137
Forensic Science 138
History 139
Graduate Program Pathway Option for History 140
International Studies 141
Political Science 142
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Political Science 142
Prelaw 143
Teacher Education Licensure Program 144
Social Studies Education — Integrated 144
Minors 145
Church History Minor 145
Criminal Justice Minor 145
History Minor 145
International Studies Minor 145
National Security Minor 146
Political Science Minor 146
Public Administration Minor 146
Public Policy Minor 146
Sociology Minor 146
Interdisciplinary Studies 147
Mission Statement 148
Personal Requirements 148
Programs of Study 148
Cocurricular Opportunities 148
Career Opportunities 148
Honors Program 148
Individualized Studies 149
Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) 149
Air Force 149
Army 150
Liberal Arts 151
Department of Music and Worship 152
Purpose Statement 153
Music Student Objectives 153
Accreditation 153
Requirements for Music and Worship Admission 153
Admission and Auditions 153
Scholarships 153
Music Theory Placement Exam 153
Department Requirements 153
Music Requirements 153
Admission 153
Private Lessons 154
Semester Performance Juries 154
Freshman Review 154
Sophomore Review 154
Piano Proficiency 154
Ensemble Participation 154
Recital and Program Attendance 154
Capstone Recital or Project 154
Fees 154
Music Student Handbook 154
Worship Requirements 154
Admission 154
Private Lessons 154
Ensembles 154
Worship Forum 154
First-Year Review 154
Second-Year Review 154
Worship Student Handbook 154
Programs of Study 155
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 155
Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in: 155
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.) in: 155
Minors 155
Technical Resources 155
Cocurricular Opportunities 155
Career Opportunities 155
Faculty 155
Emeriti 155
Adjunct Faculty 155
Composition 156
Statement of Purpose 156
Program Objectives 156
Keyboard Pedagogy 158
Statement of Purpose 158
Program Objectives 158
Music 159
Statement of Purpose 159
Program Objectives 159
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Music 161
Performance 162
Statement of Purpose 162
Program Objectives 162
Teacher Education Licensure Program 165
Bachelor of Music Education 165
Statement of Purpose 165
Program Objectives 165
Choral majors also add: 165
Instrumental majors also add: 165
Choral majors also add: 165
Instrumental majors also add: 165
Worship 167
Musical Emphasis 167
Theological Foundation 167
Interdisciplinary Nature 167
Program Objectives 167
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Worship 169
Minors 169
Music Minor 169
Music Technology Minor 169
Songwriting Minor 169
Worship Minor 169
School of Nursing 170
Mission Statement 171
Accreditation and Licensure 171
Admission 171
Admission Criteria for Transferring from Another Nursing Program 171
Progression 172
Checkpoint #1 172
Checkpoint #2 172
Checkpoint #3 172
Checkpoint #4 172
Academic Requirements 172
Nonacademic Requirements 172
Technical Standards Requirements 173
Probation 173
Removal From Nursing Major 173
Graduation 173
Financial Aid 173
Programs of Study 173
Cocurricular Opportunities 173
Nursing Honor Society (NHS) 173
Student Nurses Association (SNA) 173
Alpha Iota Alpha (AIA) Men in Nursing 173
Cedarville University Emergency Medical Services 173
Disaster Preparedness 173
School of Nursing Committee Service 173
Technical Resources 173
Career Opportunities 173
Faculty 174
Technical Support Staff 174
Emeriti 174
Clinical Activity Information 175
Facilities 175
Age Requirement 175
Clinical Requirements 175
Health Requirements 175
Additional Required Program Expenses (estimated) 175
Nursing Course Requirements 175
Minor 177
Cross-Cultural Nursing Minor 177
School of Pharmacy 178
Admission/Preferred Admission 179
Preferred Admission Continuation Requirements 179
Financial Aid 179
Career Opportunities 179
Faculty 180
Department of Pharmacy Practice 180
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences 180
School of Pharmacy 180
Mission 180
Values 181
Regional Accreditation 181
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences 181
Department of Psychology 183
Mission Statement 184
Personal Requirements 184
Department Requirements 184
Programs of Study 184
Cocurricular Opportunities 184
Technical Resources 184
Career Opportunities 184
Faculty 185
Emeriti 185
In Memoriam 185
Psychology 186
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Psychology 187
Minors 188
Psychology Minor 188
Addictions and Chemical Dependency Minor 188
Child and Family Studies Minor 188
Comprehensive Counseling Minor 188
Cross-Cultural Psychology Minor 188
Health Psychology and Public Health Minor 188
Neuropsychology Minor 188
Psychological Research Minor 188
Department of Science and Mathematics 189
Mission Statement 190
Personal Requirements 190
Programs of Study 190
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 190
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 190
Minors 190
Special Programs 190
Cocurricular Opportunities 190
Technical Resources 190
Career Opportunities 190
Faculty 190
Emeriti 191
Technical Support Staff 191
Biology — Bachelor of Arts 192
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Biology — Bachelor of Arts 193
Biology — Bachelor of Science 194
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Biology — Bachelor of Science 194
Chemistry — Bachelor of Arts 195
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Chemistry — Bachelor of Arts 195
Chemistry — Bachelor of Science 196
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Chemistry — Bachelor of Science 196
Environmental Science 197
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Environmental Science 197
Forensic Science 198
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Forensic Science 198
Geology — Bachelor of Science 199
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Geology — Bachelor of Science 200
Mathematics — Bachelor of Arts 201
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Mathematics — Bachelor of Arts 201
Mathematics — Bachelor of Science 202
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Mathematics — Bachelor of Science 202
Molecular Biology 203
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Molecular Biology 203
Physics — Bachelor of Science 204
Graduate Program Pathway Option for Physics — Bachelor of Science 204
Teacher Education Licensure Programs Adolescent and Young Adult 205
Chemistry Education 205
(Bachelor of Arts) 205
Life Science Education 206
(Bachelor of Arts) 206
Mathematics Education — Integrated 207
(Bachelor of Arts) 207
Physical Science Education 208
(Bachelor of Arts) 208
Physics Education 209
(Bachelor of Arts) 209
Science Comprehensive Education — Integrated (Bachelor of Arts) 210
Minors 211
Actuarial Science Minor 211
Biology Minor 211
Chemistry Minor 211
Earth Science Minor 211
Geology Minor 211
Mathematics Minor 211
Physics Minor 211
Special Programs 211
Preagriculture Curriculum 211
Agriculture Business Emphasis 211
Agriculture Science Emphasis 211
Environmental Biology Emphasis 212
Prephysician Assistant 212
Predental, Premedical, Preoptometric 213
Other: 213
Preveterinary 213
Department of Social Work 214
Mission Statement 215
Department Objectives 215
Personal Requirements 215
Department Requirements 215
Admission to the Social Work Program 215
Admission Requirements and Procedures 215
Programs of Study 215
Cocurricular Opportunities 215
Epsilon Alpha Pi 215
Epsilon Omega 215
Technical Resources 215
Career Opportunities 215
Faculty 216
Emeriti 216
Social Work 216
Goals 216
International Field Experience 217
Application Requirements 217
Pre-Departure Requirements 217
Reentry Requirements 217
Social Work Advisory Council 217
Social Work 218
Course Descriptions 220
Alternate Year Courses 220
School of Allied Health Course Descriptions 221
Allied Health (ALHL) 221
Athletic Training (ATRN) 221
Coaching (CCHG) 222
Exercise and Sport Science Education (ESED) 222
Exercise and Sport Science (ESS) 222
Exercise and Sport Science Elective (ESSE) 222
Exercise Science (EXSC) 223
Multi-Age Health Education (MAHE) 223
Multi-Age Physical Education (MAPE) 223
Physical Education Activity Courses (PEAX) 224
Physical Education Fitness (PEF) 224
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre Course Descriptions 224
Art (ART) 224
Industrial and Innovative Design (IDES) 226
Theatre (THTR) 227
Visual Communication Design (VCD) 229
School of Biblical and Theological Studies Course Descriptions 230
Bible and Theology — Applied Theology (BTAT) 230
Bible and Theology — Biblical Languages (BTBL) 232
Bible and Theology — Biblical Studies (BTBS) 232
Bible and Theology — Christian Ministry (BTCM) 233
Bible and Theology — General Education (BTGE) 234
Bible and Theology — History and Theology (BTHT) 234
Bible and Theology — New Testament (BTNT) 235
Bible and Theology — Old Testament (BTOT) 236
Bible and Theology — Philosophy and Apologetics (BTPA) 236
School of Business Administration Course Descriptions 237
Accounting (ACCT) 237
Business Administration (BUS) 238
Economics (ECON) 238
Entrepreneurship (ENTR) 239
Finance (FIN) 240
Information Technology Management (ITM) 241
Management (MGMT) 242
Marketing (MRKT) 243
Sport Management (SMGT) 244
Department of Communication Course Descriptions 245
Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism (BRDM) 245
Communication Studies (COM) 247
Journalism (JOUR) 249
Professional Writing and Information Design (PWID) 251
School of Education Course Descriptions 252
Primary (P-5) Education (EDEC) 252
Middle Childhood Education (EDMC) 253
Adolescent / Young Adult Education (EDSE) 254
Special Education (EDSP) 255
Education (EDUC) 256
School of Engineering and Computer Science Course Descriptions 257
Computer Science (CS) 257
Cyber Operations (CY) 259
Civil Engineering (EGCE) 260
Computer Engineering (EGCP) 261
Electrical Engineering (EGEE) 262
General Engineering (EGGN) 264
Mechanical Engineering (EGME) 265
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages Course Descriptions 268
Arabic Language (ARBC) 268
Chinese (CHN) 268
Creative Writing (CWRT) 268
English (ENG) 269
Film (FILM) 269
French (FREN) 269
German (GER) 270
Korean (KOR) 270
Linguistics (LING) 270
Literature (LIT) 271
Spanish (SPAN) 273
Department of History and Government Course Descriptions 274
Anthropology (ANTH) 274
Criminal Justice (CRJU) 274
Geography (GEO) 276
General Social Science (GSS) 276
History (HIST) 277
International Studies (INTL) 278
Political Science (POLS) 279
Public Administration (PUAD) 280
Sociology (SOC) 280
Social Studies Education (SSED) 281
Interdisciplinary Studies Course Descriptions 281
College Studies (COLL) 281
Honors (HON) 281
Liberal Arts (LART) 282
Military Science Course Descriptions 282
Air Force ROTC (AES) 282
Army ROTC (MIL) 283
Department of Music and Worship Course Descriptions 283
Conducting (CDMU) 283
Music Class Studies (CLMU) 283
General Music (GMUS) 284
Music History (HLMU) 284
Humanities (HUM) 285
Keyboard Pedagogy (KPMU) 285
Music Education (MUED) 285
Music Performance (PFMU) 286
Music Private Study (PLMU) 286
Songwriting (SWMU) 287
Music Theory (THMU) 287
Music Technology (TYMU) 288
Worship (WSHP) 288
School of Nursing Course Descriptions 289
Nursing (NSG) 289
School of Pharmacy Course Descriptions 291
Prepharmacy (PPHR) 291
Department of Psychology Course Descriptions 291
Psychology (PYCH) 291
Department of Science and Mathematics Course Descriptions 293
Biology (BIO) 293
Chemistry: General Education (CHEM) 295
Chemistry: Major (CHEM) 295
Environmental Science (ENVS) 297
Earth Science (ESCI) 297
Forensic Science (FORS) 298
General Biology (GBIO) 298
Geology (GEOL) 298
General Mathematics (GMTH) 300
General Science (GSCI) 300
Mathematics (MATH) 301
Mathematics Education (MTED) 303
Physics: General Education (PHYS) 303
Physics: Major (PHYS) 303
Science Education (SCED) 305
Department of Social Work Course Descriptions 305
Social Work (SWK) 305
Financial Information 307
Financial Information 308
University Financial Operation Policy 308
Student Costs 308
Tuition — Undergraduate 308
Tuition — College Now 308
Audit tuition 308
Fees 308
Summary of Costs — Undergraduate 308
Institutional Costs 308
Miscellaneous Costs 308
Financial Registration Policy 308
Making Payment 309
Notification of the University Bill 309
Invoices and Statements Online 309
Payment Penalties 309
Interest Rates 309
New Student Reservation Deposit Refund 309
Continuing Student Reservation Deposit Refund 309
Withdrawal Refunds 310
Tuition 310
Tuition Refund Schedule 310
14–16-Week Class 310
12-Week Class 310
8-Week Class 310
4-Week Class 310
For classes 3 weeks or less 310
All other Classes 310
Board/Meal Plan 310
Room 310
Other Fees 310
Federal Title IV Funds, Policy and Regulations 310
Responsibility of the University 311
Responsibility of the student 311
Special Provisions for Books and Supplies 311
Veterans Training Benefits and Dependents Educational Assistance 312
Deferred Payment Plan for Veterans 312
Military Tuition Assistance — Army, Air Force, National Guard 312
Financial Aid 312
General Information 312
Institutional Scholarships and Grants 313
Transfer Student Aid 313
Department Scholarships 313
State Grant Programs 313
Ohio College Opportunity Grant 313
Ohio National Guard Scholarship Program 313
Ohio War Orphan & Severely Disabled Veterans’ Children Scholarship 313
State Grant Refund Policy 313
Other State Grants 313
Federal Grants 313
Federal Pell Grant 313
Federal Pell Grant Enrollment and Eligibility Requirements 313
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) 313
Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH) 313
United States Military Scholarships 314
Army ROTC Scholarships 314
Air Force ROTC Scholarships 314
Donor-Funded Scholarships 314
Federal Direct Loans 314
Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans 314
Federal Parent PLUS Loans 314
Student Employment 314
Federal Work Study 314
Campus Employment 314
Off-Campus Employment 314
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Recipients of Financial Aid 315
Policy 315
Student Rights 315
Student Responsibilities 315
Appendix 316
Board of Trustees 317
Officers 317
Term of Office Ending June 2022 317
Term of Office Ending June 2023 317
Term of Office Ending June 2024 317
Emeriti 317
Administration 317
Cabinet 317
Chancellor 317
Other Faculty 318
Administrative Faculty 318
Library Faculty 318
Administrative Staff 318
University Registrar Staff 318
Office of Student Development Staff 318
Correspondence 318
Doctrinal Statement 319
Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2020 320
Index 322

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