2014-2015 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

Academic Quick Reference Guide II
Table of Contents IV
Introduction 1
A Word From Our President 2
History 2
Profile 2
Mission 2
Glorify God 2
Think Broadly and Deeply 2
Communicate Effectively 2
Develop Academically and Professionally 2
Engage for Christ 2
Recognition, Accreditation, and Licensure 3
Setting 3
Computer Network 3
Equipment 3
Access 3
Benefits 3
Technology Advisory Council 3
University Student Services 4
Career Services 4
Affiliations 4
Highlights 4
Counseling Services 4
Health Care and Medical Services 4
Housing 4
New Student Orientation 5
Vehicles 5
Ministry Opportunities 5
Chapel 5
Church Relations 5
Global Outreach — Local 5
Global Outreach — International 5
Discipleship Ministries 5
HeartSong Ministries 6
OneVoice Gospel Choir 6
Selecting a Ministry 6
Student Life 6
Spiritual Emphasis 6
Community Covenant 6
Cocurricular Opportunities 6
Music Groups 6
Intercollegiate Athletics 7
Campus Recreation 7
Student Life Programs 7
Leadership Opportunities 7
Organizations 7
Academic Organizations 7
Professional Organizations 8
Honor Organizations 8
Campus Community Organizations 9
Cross-Cultural Organizations 9
Social/Service Organizations 9
Special Interest Organizations 9
Departmental Organizations 10
Admissions 11
Undergraduate Admission Criteria 12
Admission Criteria for Freshmen Candidates 12
Admission Criteria for Transfer Candidates 12
Admission Criteria for Postbaccalaureate Candidates 12
Admission Criteria for International Candidates (non-U.S. citizens) 12
Admission Criteria for High School Dual Enrollment Candidates 12
Admission Criteria for Readmit Candidates 12
Admission Criteria for Nondegree Candidates (personal enrichment/audit) 12
Undergraduate Admission Process and Deadlines 12
Reservation Deposit 12
New Student Orientation 13
Undergraduate Admission Policies 13
High School Preparation 13
Grade Point Average Calculation 13
Homeschooled Students Transcript Policy 13
High School Graduation Date Policy 13
Standardized Test Use 14
General Use 14
Undergraduate Transfer Policies 14
International Admission Policies (non-U.S. citizens) 14
Academic Information 15
Graduate, Professional, and Adult Education 16
Undergraduate Study 16
Calendar and Credits 16
Classification of Students 16
Assignment to Classes 16
Class Attendance 16
Undergraduate Degree Requirements 17
Requirements for a Second Degree 17
Graduation 17
IMPORTANT 17
Early Commencement 17
Academic Programs and Majors 18
Admission to Academic Programs 18
Selecting a Major 18
Requirements of a Major 18
Major Fields of Undergraduate Study 19
Minor Fields of Undergraduate Study 19
Electives 20
Special Academic Programs 20
One-Year Bible Program 20
Dual Enrollment Program 20
Students may also apply for summer dual enrollment online programs (May–August) or the two-week residential summer studies program held in June. Designed to provide the full Cedarville experience, students enroll in one course and enjoy chapel, residence 20
Preprofessional Programs 20
Other Programs 20
Continuing Education 20
EMT Courses and Special Credit 20
Summer Terms 20
International Study Opportunities 21
Programs Through International Programs 21
Cedarville University in Spain 21
Cedarville University D.C. Semester 21
Summer Geology of National Parks 21
Summer International Business / International Management 21
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs 21
CCTECC Student Teaching Abroad Program 21
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies 22
The Cove — Academic Enrichment Center 22
Programs 22
Courses 22
Services 22
Additional Academic Support 22
Credit by Examination 22
Advanced Placement 22
College Level Examination Program (CLEP) 22
Institutional Test-Out 23
International Baccalaureate 23
General Education Requirements 24
General Education Course Sequence 25
Course Load 26
To request 19–21.5 credit hours 26
To request 22 or more credit hours 26
Distance Education 26
Transient Study 26
Registration for Courses 26
Continuing at the University 26
Course Registration 26
Adding and Withdrawing From a Course 27
Auditing 27
Independent Study 27
Internships 28
Out-of-Class Courses 28
Course Numbers and Designations 28
Alternate Year Courses 28
Grading System 28
Credit/No Credit Program 29
Grade Points and Point Averages 29
Academic Progress, Warning, and Suspension 29
Academic Progress Chart 29
Repeating Courses 30
Academic Honors 30
Dean’s Honor List 30
Dean’s List 30
Graduation with Honors 30
Additional Academic Awards 30
The Faculty Scholarship Trophy 30
The President’s Trophy 30
Withdrawing From the University 31
Withdrawal for Military Reasons 31
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 31
Academic Leadership 31
Deans and Chairs 31
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 31
School of Engineering and Computer Science 31
School of Education 31
Department of Science and Mathematics 31
Department of Communication 31
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 31
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health 31
Department of Social Work 31
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 31
Department of History and Government 31
School of Nursing 31
Department of Music and Worship 31
School of Business Administration 31
Marc Sweeney, Dean; Professor of Pharmacy Practice 31
School of Pharmacy 31
Luke Tse, Chair; Associate Professor of Psychology 31
Department of Psychology 31
Academic Schools and Departments 32
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre 33
Mission Statement 34
Personal Requirements 34
Scholarships 34
Portfolio 34
Department Requirements 34
Theatre Program 34
Graphic Design, Industrial and Innovative Design, and Studio Art Requirements 34
Freshman Review 34
Sophomore Review 34
Transfer Review 35
Art and Design Requirements 35
Art and Design Student Handbook 35
Capstone Exhibition or Project 35
Fees 35
Theatre Requirements 35
Programs of Study 35
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 35
Minors 35
Technical Resources 35
Cocurricular Opportunities 36
Theatre Cocurricular Opportunities 36
Career Opportunities 36
Faculty 36
Technical Support Staff 36
Graphic Design 37
Industrial and Innovative Design 38
Studio Art 39
Theatre 40
Minors 41
Arts Administration Minor 41
Creative Web Design Minor 41
Digital Photography Minor 41
Graphic Design Minor 41
Studio Art Minor 41
Theatre Minor 42
Theatre Design Minor 42
Theatre Performance Minor 42
School of Biblical and Theological Studies 43
Mission Statement 44
Personal Requirements 44
School Requirements 44
Programs of Study 44
Majors 44
Minors 44
Special Program 44
Technical Resources 44
Cocurricular Opportunities 44
Alpha Sigma 44
Career Opportunities 44
Faculty 45
Emeriti 45
Biblical Studies 46
Christian Education 47
Intercultural Studies — Missiology 49
Youth Ministries 50
One-Year Bible Program 51
Minors 51
Bible Minor 51
Bible Teacher Education Minor 51
Christian Education Minor 51
Greek Minor 51
Mission Minor 51
Pastoral Ministry Minor 51
Philosophy and Religion Minor 51
Preseminary Minor 52
Women’s Ministry Minor 52
Youth Ministry Minor 52
General Education Courses 52
School of Business Administration 53
Mission Statement 54
Accreditation 54
Personal Requirements 54
School Requirements 54
Programs of Study 54
Majors 54
Minors 54
Cocurricular Opportunities 55
Accounting Society 55
Association of Information Technology Professionals 55
Delta Mu Delta 55
Financial Management Association 55
Human Resource Management 55
Enactus 55
Women in Business 55
Career Opportunities 55
Accounting Major 55
Finance Major 55
Global Economics and International Business Major 55
Information Technology Management Major 55
Management Major 55
Marketing Major 55
Faculty 55
Integrated Business Core (IBC) 56
Advisory Council 56
Accounting 57
Finance 58
Global Business 59
Information Technology Management 61
Management 62
Marketing 63
Sport Business Management 64
Minors 65
Business Administration Minor 65
Christian Ministries Management Minor 65
Economics Minor 65
Entrepreneurship Minor 65
International Business Minor 65
International Business for the Non-business Major Minor 65
Information Technology Management Minor 65
Marketing Minor 65
Sport Management Minor 65
Department of Communication 66
Mission Statement 67
Personal Requirements 67
Department Requirements 67
Technical Resources 67
Programs of Study 67
Majors 67
Minors 67
Cocurricular Opportunities 67
Debate 67
Forensics 67
Lamda Pi Eta 67
Miriam Maddox Forum 67
Society for Human Resource Management 67
Society for Technical Communication 67
Resound Radio 68
Career Opportunities 68
Faculty 68
Applied Communication 69
Broadcasting and Digital Media 70
Electronic Media Advisory Board 70
Journalism 72
Professional Writing and Information Design 73
Professional Writing and Information Design Industry Advisory Board 73
Minors 74
Broadcasting and Digital Media Minor 74
Comprehensive Communication Arts Minor 74
Digital Film Minor 74
Editing and Publishing Minor 74
Intercultural Communication Minor 74
Motion Graphics Minor 74
Organizational Communication Minor 74
Public Relations Minor 74
Writing for the Professions Minor 74
School of Education 75
Mission Statement 76
School Distinctives 76
Licensure – Public Schools 76
Demographic Profile 76
Personal Requirements 76
Cocurricular Opportunities 76
Teacher Education Program Admission Requirements 76
Teacher Education Program Retention and Completion Requirements 77
Test Pass Rates 77
Programs of Study 77
Early Childhood Generalist Endorsement 77
Career Opportunities 77
Faculty 77
Emeriti 78
General Education Requirements for Education Majors 78
Early Childhood Education (EC) 78
Middle Childhood Education (MC) 78
Special Education — Intervention Specialist (SpE) 78
Teacher Education Core 78
Early Childhood Education 79
Early Childhood Education Generalist Endorsement (Grades 4–5) 79
Middle Childhood Education 80
Concentration Areas (must choose two) 80
Special Education — Intervention Specialist 81
Special Education/Early Childhood Education Dual Licensure Option 82
Adolescent/Young Adult and Multi-Age Licensure Programs 83
Principles of Teaching Block (all AYA majors and MA Spanish) 83
School of Engineering and Computer Science 84
Mission Statement 85
Programs of Study 85
Majors 85
Minors 85
Special Programs 85
Accreditation 85
Registration as a Professional Engineer 85
Personal Requirements 85
School Requirements 85
New Students 85
Retention Requirement 85
Computer Engineering (CpE) 85
Electrical Engineering (EE) 85
Mechanical Engineering (ME) 85
Graduation Requirements 85
Technical Resources 86
Cocurricular Opportunities 86
Career Opportunities 86
Engineering Educational Objectives 86
Educational Philosophy for Engineering and Computer Science Programs 86
Faculty 86
Technical Support Staff 87
Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Council 87
Computer Engineering 88
Computer Science — Bachelor of Science 89
Electrical Engineering 90
Mechanical Engineering 91
Minors 92
Biomedical Engineering Minor 92
Computer Science Minor 92
Special Programs 92
Cooperative Education Program 92
Engineering Honors Program 92
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages 93
Mission Statement 94
Personal Requirements 94
Department Requirements 94
Programs of Study 94
Majors 94
Minors 94
Cocurricular Opportunities 94
German Club 94
Miracle 94
Spanish Club 94
The Cedarville Review 94
Sigma Tau Delta 94
International Study Opportunities 94
Cedarville University in Spain 94
cedarville.edu/academics/internationalprograms/spainsemester 94
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs 94
Technical Resources 94
Career Opportunities 95
Faculty 95
Emeriti 95
English 96
Foreign Language 97
Spanish 97
Linguistics 98
Teacher Education Licensure Program 100
Language Arts Education — Integrated 100
Spanish Education — Multi-Age 101
Minors 102
Asian Studies Minor 102
Creative Writing Minor 102
Editing and Publishing Minor 102
French Minor 102
German Minor 102
Latin American Studies Minor 102
Linguistics Minor 102
Literature Minor 102
Middle Eastern Studies Minor 103
Spanish Minor 103
Spanish for Professionals Minor 103
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages minor 103
*May be satisfied by satisfactory completion of LING-3600 and LING-3610. 103
Western European Studies Minor 103
Department of History and Government 104
Mission Statement 105
Department Objectives 105
Personal Requirements 105
Department Requirements 105
Technical Resources 105
Programs of Study 105
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 105
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 105
Minors 105
Cocurricular Opportunities 105
Alpha Delta Nu 105
College Republicans 105
Epsilon Pi Lambda 105
Model United Nations Team 105
Omega Mu 106
Renaissance Guild 106
Center for Political Studies 106
Career Opportunities 106
Faculty 106
Emeriti 106
Criminal Justice 107
Mission Statement 107
Program Objectives 107
Core Values 107
Forensic Science 108
History 109
History and Political Science 110
International Studies 111
Political Science 112
Prelaw 113
Public Administration 114
Teacher Education Licensure Program 115
Social Studies Education — Integrated 115
Minors 116
Church History Minor 116
Criminal Justice Minor 116
History Minor 116
International Studies Minor 117
Political Science Minor 117
Public Administration Minor 117
Public Policy Minor 117
Sociology Minor 117
Interdisciplinary Studies 118
Mission Statement 119
Personal Requirements 119
Programs of Study 119
Cocurricular Opportunities 119
Career Opportunities 119
Honors Program 119
Individualized Studies 119
Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) 120
Air Force Aerospace Studies 120
Army 120
Liberal Arts 121
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health 122
Mission Statement 123
Preparation 123
Department Requirements 123
Programs of Study 123
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 123
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 123
Minors 123
Cocurricular Opportunities 123
Career Opportunities 123
Faculty 123
Emeriti 124
Teaching Staff 124
Staff Clinical Instructor 124
Athletic Training Mission Statement 124
Personal Requirements 124
Program Requirements 125
Admission and Retention 125
Athletic Training 126
Clinical Requirements 126
Allied Health 127
Exercise Science — Bachelor of Science 128
Sport and Exercise Studies 129
Teacher Education Licensure Program — 130
Physical Education — Multi-Age 130
Minors 131
Coaching Minor 131
Sport Ministry Minor 131
Department of Music and Worship 132
Purpose Statement 133
Music Student Objectives 133
Accreditation 133
Requirements for Music Admission 133
Auditions 133
Scholarships 133
Music Theory Exams 133
Department Requirements 133
Music Requirements 133
Music Student Handbook 133
Private Lessons 134
Semester Performance Juries 134
Freshman Review 134
Sophomore Check 134
Piano Proficiency 134
Technology Proficiency 134
Ensemble Participation 134
Recital and Program Attendance 134
Capstone Recital or Project 134
Fees 134
Worship Degree Objectives 134
Musical Emphasis 134
Theological Foundation 134
Interdisciplinary Nature 134
Worship Requirements 135
Admission 135
Private Lessons 135
Ensembles 135
Worship Forum 135
First-Year Review 135
Second-Year Review 135
Worship Student Handbook 135
Programs of Study 135
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 135
Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in: 135
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.) in: 135
Minors 135
Technical Resources 135
Cocurricular Opportunities 135
Career Opportunities 135
Composition 136
Statement of Purpose 136
Faculty 136
Emeriti 136
Adjunct Faculty 136
Program Objectives 137
Keyboard Pedagogy 138
Statement of Purpose 138
Program Objectives 138
Music 139
Statement of Purpose 139
Program Objectives 139
Select primary and secondary concentrations from the following: 139
Performance 140
Statement of Purpose 140
Program Objectives 140
Teacher Education Licensure Program 143
Bachelor of Music Education 143
Statement of Purpose 143
Program Objectives 143
Choral majors also add: 143
Instrumental majors also add: 143
Choral majors also add: 143
Instrumental majors also add: 143
Worship 145
Minors 146
Music Minor 146
Music Technology Minor 146
Worship Minor 146
School of Nursing 147
Mission Statement 148
Accreditation and Licensure 148
Admission 148
Progression 148
Academic Requirements 148
Nonacademic Requirements 148
Technical Requirements 148
Probation 148
Removal From Nursing Major 148
Graduation 148
Financial Aid 148
Programs of Study 148
Cocurricular Opportunities 148
Christian Nurses Association 148
Alpha Iota Alpha (AIA) Men in Nursing 148
Technical Resources 149
Career Opportunities 149
Faculty 149
Emeriti 149
Nursing Laboratories 149
Clinical Activity Information 150
Facilities 150
Clinical Requirements 150
Health Information 150
Additional Program Expenses (estimated) 150
Nursing Course Requirements 150
Minor 151
Cross-Cultural Nursing Minor 151
School of Pharmacy 152
Admission 153
Continuation Requirements 153
Retention and Progression Requirements 153
Financial Aid 153
Career Opportunities 153
Faculty 154
Department of Pharmacy Practice 154
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences 154
School of Pharmacy 155
Mission 155
Values 155
Regional Accreditation 155
Pharmacy Accreditation 155
Prepharmacy 156
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences 157
Department of Psychology 158
Mission Statement 159
Personal Requirements 159
Department Requirements 159
Programs of Study 159
Cocurricular Opportunities 159
Technical Resources 159
Career Opportunities 159
Faculty 160
Emeriti 160
Psychology 160
Minor 161
Psychology Minor 161
Department of Science and Mathematics 162
Mission Statement 163
Personal Requirements 163
Programs of Study 163
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in: 163
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in: 163
Minors 163
Special Programs 163
Cocurricular Opportunities 163
Technical Resources 163
Career Opportunities 163
Faculty 163
Emeriti 164
Technical Support Staff 164
Biology — Bachelor of Arts 165
Biology — Bachelor of Science 166
Chemistry — Bachelor of Arts 167
Chemistry — Bachelor of Science 168
Environmental Science 169
Forensic Science 170
Geology — Bachelor of Science 171
Geoscience — Bachelor of Arts 172
Molecular and Cellular Biology 173
Mathematics — Bachelor of Arts 174
Mathematics — Bachelor of Science 175
Physics — Bachelor of Science 176
Teacher Education Licensure Programs Adolescent and Young Adult 177
Chemistry Education 177
(Bachelor of Arts) 177
Life Science Education — Bachelor of Arts 178
Mathematics Education — Integrated 179
(Bachelor of Arts) 179
Physical Science Education 180
(Bachelor of Arts) 180
Physics Education 181
(Bachelor of Arts) 181
Science Comprehensive Education — Integrated (Bachelor of Arts) 182
Minors 183
Actuarial Science Minor 183
Bioethics Minor 183
Biology Minor 183
Chemistry Minor 183
Earth Science Minor 183
Geology Minor 183
Mathematics Minor 183
Physics Minor 184
Special Programs 184
Preagriculture Curriculum 184
Agriculture Business Emphasis 184
Agriculture Science Emphasis 184
Environmental Biology Emphasis 184
Medical Technology Option 184
Predental, Premedical, Preoptometric, Preosteopathic, Physician's Assistant, Prepharmacy, and Preveterinary Medicine 184
Biology courses: 185
Chemistry courses: 185
Additional courses: 185
Prephysical Therapy 185
Biology courses: 185
Chemistry courses: 185
Additional mathematics and science courses: 185
Psychology: 185
Other highly recommended electives: 185
Department of Social Work 186
Mission Statement 187
Department Objectives 187
Personal Requirements 187
Department Requirements 187
Admission to the Social Work Program 187
Admission Requirements and Procedures 187
Programs of Study 187
Cocurricular Opportunities 187
Epsilon Alpha Pi 187
Epsilon Omega 187
Technical Resources 187
Career Opportunities 187
Faculty 188
Social Work 188
Goals 188
International Field Experience 188
Application Requirements 189
Pre-Departure Requirements 189
Reentry Requirements 189
Social Work Advisory Council 189
Social Work 190
Course Descriptions 191
A 192
Accounting (ACCT) 192
Air Force ROTC (AES) 192
Allied Health (ALHL) 193
Anthropology (ANTH) 193
Arabic Language (ARBC) 193
Art (ART) 193
Athletic Training (ATRN) 195
B 196
Biblical Languages (BEBL) 196
Biblical Education — Biblical Studies (BEBS) 196
Biblical Studies — Christian Education (BECE) 197
Biblical Studies — Bible Teacher Education (BEDU) 198
Biblical Studies — General Education (BEGE) 198
Biblical Studies — History (BEHI) 198
Biblical Studies — New Testament (BENT) 198
Biblical Studies — Old Testament (BEOT) 199
Biblical Studies — Philosophy and Religion (BEPH) 199
Biblical Studies — Practical Theology (BEPT) 200
Biblical Studies — Special Topics (BEST) 201
Biblical Studies — Theology (BETH) 201
Biology (BIO) 202
Broadcasting and Digital Media (BRDM) 204
Business Administration (BUS) 207
C 208
Coaching (CCHG) 208
Conducting (CDMU) 208
Chemistry: General Education (CHEM) 208
Chemistry: Major (CHEM) 209
Church Music (CHMU) 210
Chinese (CHN) 210
Music Class Studies (CLMU) 210
College Studies (COLL) 211
Communication Studies (COM) 211
Criminal Justice (CRJU) 213
Computer Science (CS) 215
D 216
Developmental (DEV) 216
E 216
Economics (ECON) 216
Early Childhood Education (EDEC) 216
Middle Childhood Education (EDMC) 217
Music Education (EDMU) 219
Adolescent / Young Adult Education (EDSE) 219
Special Education (EDSP) 220
Education (EDUC) 221
Computer Engineering (EGCP) 222
Electrical Engineering (EGEE) 223
General Engineering (EGGN) 225
Mechanical Engineering (EGME) 226
English (ENG) 229
Environmental Science (ENVS) 230
Exercise and Sport Science Education (ESED) 230
Earth Science (ESCI) 230
Exercise and Sport Science (ESS) 231
Exercise and Sport Science Elective (ESSE) 231
End-User Information Systems (EUIS) 231
Exercise Science (EXSC) 232
F 233
Film (FILM) 233
Finance (FIN) 233
Forensic Science (FORS) 233
French (FREN) 234
G 234
General Biology (GBIO) 234
Graphic Design (GDES) 234
Geography (GEO) 235
Geology (GEOL) 236
German (GER) 237
General Mathematics (GMTH) 237
General Music (GMUS) 238
General Science (GSCI) 238
General Social Science (GSS) 239
H 239
History (HIST) 239
Music History (HLMU) 241
Honors (HON) 241
Humanities (HUM) 242
I 243
Industrial and Innovative Design (IDES) 243
International Studies (INTL) 244
Information Technology Management (ITM) 244
J 246
Journalism (JOUR) 246
K 248
Keyboard Pedagogy (KPMU) 248
L 248
Liberal Arts (LART) 248
Linguistics (LING) 248
Literature (LIT) 249
M 251
Multi-Age Health Education (MAHE) 251
Multi-Age Physical Education (MAPE) 251
Mathematics (MATH) 252
Management (MGMT) 254
Army ROTC (MIL) 255
Marketing (MRKT) 255
Mathematics Education (MTED) 256
N 256
Nursing (NSG) 256
P 258
Physical Education Activity Courses (PEAX) 258
Physical Education Fitness (PEF) 258
Music Performance (PFMU) 258
Physics: General Education (PHYS) 259
Physics: Major (PHYS) 259
Music Private Study (PLMU) 260
Political Science (POLS) 261
Prepharmacy (PPHR) 263
Public Administration (PUAD) 263
Psychology (PYCH) 263
S 265
Science Education (SCED) 265
Sport and Exercise Studies (SES) 265
Sport Management (SMGT) 266
Sociology (SOC) 266
Spanish (SPAN) 267
Social Work (SWK) 269
T 270
Music Theory (THMU) 270
Theatre (THTR) 271
Professional Writing and Information Design (TPC) 273
Music Technology (TYMU) 274
W 274
Worship (WSHP) 274
Financial Information 276
Financial Information 277
University Financial Operation Policy 277
Student Costs 277
Tuition — Undergraduate 277
Audit tuition 277
Fees 277
Summary of Costs — Undergraduate 277
Institutional Costs 277
Miscellaneous Costs 277
Financial Registration Policy 278
Making Payment 278
Notification of the University Bill 278
Invoices and Statements Online 278
Payment Penalties 278
Interest Rates 278
Prepayment Incentive Credit Plan (PIC-Plan) 278
Withdrawals From a Student Account 278
New Student Reservation Deposit Refund 278
Continuing Student Reservation Deposit Refund 279
Withdrawal Refunds 279
Tuition and Science Laboratory Fees 279
Withdrawal from the University 279
Withdrawal from Individual Courses 279
Board/Meal Plan 279
Room 279
Other Fees 279
Federal Refund Policy 279
Withdrawal date 279
Percentage of the payment period or period of enrollment completed 280
Calculation of Title IV assistance earned 280
Responsibility of the school 280
Responsibility of the student 280
Order of return of Title IV funds 280
Veterans Training Benefits and Dependents Educational Assistance 280
Deferred Payment Plan for Veterans 280
Financial Aid 280
General Information 280
Institutional Grants and Scholarships 281
Academic Scholarships 281
Other Grants 281
New Initiatives 281
Transfer Student Aid 281
Department Scholarships 281
State Grant Programs 281
Ohio College Opportunity Grant 281
Ohio National Guard Tuition Assistance Program 281
Ohio War Orphans Scholarship 281
State Grant Refund Policy 281
Other State Grants 281
Federal Grants 281
Federal Pell Grant 281
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) 281
Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH) 282
United States Military Scholarships 282
Army Scholarships 282
Army National Guard Scholarships 282
Air Force Scholarships 282
Donor-Funded Scholarships 282
Federal Direct Stafford Loans 282
Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford Loans 282
Federal Parent PLUS Loans 282
Federal Perkins Loans 282
Student Employment 282
Federal Work Study 282
Campus Employment 283
Off-Campus Employment 283
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Recipients of Financial Aid 283
Policy 283
Student Rights 283
Student Responsibilities 283
Appendix 284
Board of Trustees 285
Officers 285
Term of Office Ending June 2015 285
Term of Office Ending June 2016 285
Term of Office Ending June 2017 285
Emeriti 285
Administration 285
Cabinet 285
Chancellor 285
Other Faculty 286
Library 286
Administrative Staff 286
University Registrar 286
Student Life and Christian Ministries 286
Correspondence 286
Doctrinal Statement 287
Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2013 288
Index 290
Index 291

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