2017-2018 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

Introduction	5
A Word From Our President	6
History	6
Profile	6
Mission and Vision	6
Glorify God	6
Think Broadly and Deeply	6
Communicate Effectively	6
Develop Academically and Professionally	6
Engage for Christ	6
Accreditation, Authorization, and Licensure	7
Setting	7
Facilities	7
Alford Auditorium	7
Apple Technology Resource Center	7
Athletic and Recreation Center	7
Callan Athletic Center	7
Doden Field House	7
Fitness Center	7
University Medical Services	7
Carnegie Center for the Visual Arts	8
Centennial Library	8
Center for Biblical and Theological Studies	8
Center for Teaching and Learning	8
Chemistry Laboratory Center	8
Dixon Ministry Center	8
Engineering and Science Center	8
Engineering Projects Laboratory	8
Founders Hall	8
Hartman Hall	9
Health Sciences Center	9
History and Government Center	9
Milner Business Administration Building	9
Patterson Hall	9
Stevens Student Center	9
Tyler Digital Communication Center	9
Williams Hall	9
Computer Network	9
Access	9
Benefits	9
University Student Services	10
Career Services	10
Affiliations	10
Highlights	10
Counseling Services	10
Healthcare and Medical Services	10
Housing	10
Getting Started Weekend	11
Vehicles	11
Ministry Opportunities	11
Chapel	11
Church Relations	11
Discipleship Ministries	11
Global Outreach — Local	11
Global Outreach — Domestic	11
Global Outreach — International	11
HeartSong Ministries	12
Selecting a Ministry	12
Student Life	12
Spiritual Emphasis	12
Community Covenant	12
Cocurricular Opportunities	12
Music Groups	12
Intercollegiate Athletics	13
Campus Recreation	13
Student Life Programs	13
Leadership Opportunities	13
Organizations	13
Academic Organizations	13
Social/Service Organizations	14
Campus Community Organizations	14
Departmental Organizations	15
Admissions	16
Undergraduate Admission Criteria	17
Admission Criteria for Freshmen Candidates	17
Admission Criteria for Transfer Candidates	17
Admission Criteria for Postbaccalaureate Candidates	17
Admission Criteria for International Candidates (non-U.S. citizens)	17
Admission Criteria for College Now Candidates	17
Admission Criteria for Readmit Candidates	17
Admission Criteria for Nondegree Candidates (personal enrichment/audit)	17
Undergraduate Admission Process and Deadlines	18
Reservation Deposit	18
New Student Orientation	18
Undergraduate Admission Policies	18
High School Preparation	18
Grade Point Average Calculation	18
Homeschooled Students Transcript Policy	18
High School Graduation Date Policy	18
Standardized Test Use	19
General Use	19
Undergraduate Transfer Policies	19
International Admission Policies (non-U.S. citizens)	19
Academic Information	20
Graduate and Professional Education	21
Undergraduate Study	21
Calendar and Credits	21
Classification of Students	21
Assignment to Classes	21
Class Attendance	21
Undergraduate Degree Requirements	22
Requirements for a Second Degree	22
Graduation	22
Early Commencement	22
Academic Programs and Majors	23
Admission to Academic Programs	23
Selecting a Major	23
Requirements of a Major	23
Electives	23
Major Fields of Undergraduate Study	24
Minor Fields of Undergraduate Study	24
Special Academic Programs	25
One-Year Bible Program	25
College Now Program	25
Preprofessional Programs	25
Other Programs	25
Continuing Education	25
EMS Education and Special Credit	25
Summer Terms	25
International Study Opportunities	25
Special Programs	25
Cedarville University in Spain	25
Cedarville University D.C. Semester	26
Summer Geology of National Parks	26
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs	26
CCTECC Student Teaching Abroad Program	26
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies	26
The Cove — Academic Enrichment Center	26
Programs	26
Courses	26
Services	26
Additional Academic Support	26
The Centennial Library	27
Credit by Examination	27
Advanced Placement	27
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)	27
Institutional Test-Out	27
International Baccalaureate	27
General Education Requirements	28
General Education Course Sequence	29
Course Load	30
To request 19–21.5 credit hours	30
To request 22 or more credit hours	30
Distance Education	30
Transient Study	30
Registration for Courses	30
Course Numbers and Designations	30
Alternate Year Courses	30
Continuing at the University	30
Course Registration	31
Undergraduates in Graduate Courses	31
Auditing	31
Adding and Withdrawing From a Course	31
Independent Study	32
Internships	32
Out-of-Class Courses	32
Grading System	33
Credit/No Credit Program	33
Grade Points and Point Averages	34
Grade Appeal Process	34
Petitions and Student Complaints	34
Academic Progress, Warning, and Suspension	34
Academic Progress Chart	34
Repeating Courses	34
Academic Integrity	35
Academic Honors	35
Dean’s Honor List	35
Dean’s List	35
Graduation with Honors	35
Academic Leadership	36
Deans and Chairs	36
School of Engineering and Computer Science	36
School of Education	36
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages	36
Department of Communication	36
School of Business Administration	36
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health	36
Department of Social Work	36
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre	36
School of Biblical and Theological Studies	36
Department of Science and Mathematics	36
School of Nursing	36
Department of Music and Worship	36
Department of History and Government	36
School of Pharmacy	36
Department of Psychology	36
Additional Academic Awards	36
The Faculty Scholarship Trophy	36
The President’s Trophy	36
Withdrawing From the University	36
Withdrawal for Military Reasons	36
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act	36
Academic Schools and Departments	37
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre	38
Mission Statement	39
Personal Requirements	39
Scholarships	39
Portfolio	39
Department Requirements	39
Theatre Program	39
Industrial and Innovative Design, Studio Art, and Visual Communication Design Requirements	39
Freshman Review	39
Sophomore Review	39
Transfer Review	40
Art and Design Requirements	40
Art and Design Student Handbook	40
Capstone Exhibition or Project	40
Fees	40
Theatre Requirements	40
Programs of Study	40
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in:	40
Minors	40
Technical Resources	40
Cocurricular Opportunities	41
Theatre Cocurricular Opportunities	41
Career Opportunities	41
Faculty	41
Technical Support Staff	41
Emeriti	41
Industrial and Innovative Design	42
Studio Art	43
Theatre	44
Visual Communication Design	45
Minors	47
Arts Administration Minor	47
Graphic Design Minor	47
Interactive Web Design Minor	47
Studio Art Minor	47
Theatre Minor	47
Theatre Design Minor	48
Theatre Performance Minor	48
School of Biblical and Theological Studies	49
Mission Statement	50
Personal Requirements	50
School Requirements	50
Programs of Study	50
Majors	50
Minors	50
Special Program	50
Technical Resources	50
Center for Apologetics and Public Christianity	51
Center for Biblical Integration	51
Cocurricular Opportunities	51
Alpha Sigma	51
Career Opportunities	51
Faculty	51
Emeriti	52
Biblical Studies	53
Biblical Studies — Accelerated B.A./Master of Divinity	54
Christian Education	55
Intercultural Studies — Missiology	57
Youth Ministries	58
One-Year Bible Program	59
Minors	60
Bible Minor	60
Biblical Care and Counseling Minor	60
Bible Teacher Education Minor	60
Christian Ministry Minor	60
Greek Minor	60
Mission Minor	60
Pastoral Ministry Minor	60
Philosophy and Theology Minor	60
Preseminary Minor	61
Women’s Ministry Minor	61
Youth Ministry Minor	61
School of Business Administration	62
Mission Statement	63
Accreditation	63
Personal Requirements	63
School Requirements	63
Programs of Study	63
Majors	63
Minors	63
Cocurricular Opportunities	63
Accounting Society	63
Association for Information Systems	63
Delta Mu Delta	63
Financial Management Association	64
Human Resource Management	64
Enactus	64
Women in Business	64
Career Opportunities	64
Accounting Major	64
Finance Major	64
Global Economics and International Business Major	64
Information Technology Management Major	64
Management Major	64
Marketing Major	64
Sport Business Management Major	64
Faculty	65
Emeriti	65
Integrated Business Core (IBC)	65
Advisory Council	65
Accounting	66
Economics — Bachelor of Arts	67
Economics — Bachelor of Science	68
Finance	69
Global Business	71
Information Technology Management	73
Management	74
Marketing	77
Sport Business Management	79
Minors	80
Business Administration Minor	80
Christian Ministries Management Minor	80
Economics Minor	80
Entrepreneurship Minor	80
International Business Minor	80
International Business for the Non-business Major Minor	80
Information Technology Management Minor	80
Marketing Minor	80
Sport Management Minor	80
Department of Communication	81
Mission Statement	82
Personal Requirements	82
Department Requirements	82
Technical Resources	82
Programs of Study	82
Majors	82
Minors	82
Cocurricular Opportunities	82
Cedars	82
Debate	82
Filmgate	82
Forensics	82
Society for Human Resource Management	82
Society for Professional Writing	82
Resound Radio	83
Career Opportunities	83
Faculty	83
Technical Support Staff	83
Emeriti	83
Broadcasting and Digital Media	84
Electronic Media Advisory Board	84
Communication	86
Professional Writing and Information Design	89
Professional Writing and Information Design Industry Advisory Board	89
Minors	90
Broadcasting and Digital Media Minor	90
Comprehensive Communication Arts Minor	90
Digital Film Minor	90
Editing and Publishing Minor	90
Intercultural Communication Minor	90
Motion Graphics Minor	90
Organizational Communication Minor	90
Public Relations Minor	90
Writing for the Professions Minor	90
School of Education	91
Mission Statement	92
School Distinctives	92
Licensure – Public Schools	92
Demographic Profile	92
Personal Requirements	92
Cocurricular Opportunities	92
Teacher Education Program Admission Requirements	92
Teacher Education Program Retention and Completion Requirements	93
Test Pass Rates	93
Programs of Study	93
Early Childhood Generalist Endorsement	93
Career Opportunities	93
Faculty	94
Emeriti	94
General Education Requirements for Education Majors	94
Early Childhood Education (EC)	94
Middle Childhood Education (MC)	94
Special Education — Intervention Specialist (SpE)	94
Teacher Education Core	94
Early Childhood Education	95
Early Childhood Education Generalist Endorsement (Grades 4–5)	95
Middle Childhood Education	96
Concentration Areas (must choose two) Concentration courses must be completed prior to student teaching.	96
Special Education — Intervention Specialist	97
Special Education/Early Childhood Education Dual Licensure Option	98
Adolescent/Young Adult and Multi-Age Licensure Programs	99
Principles of Teaching Block (all AYA majors and MA Spanish)	99
School of Engineering and Computer Science	100
Mission Statement	101
Programs of Study	101
Majors	101
Minors	101
Special Programs	101
Accreditation	101
Registration as a Professional Engineer	101
Personal Requirements	101
School Requirements	101
New Students	101
Retention Requirement	101
Computer Engineering (CpE)	101
Electrical Engineering (EE)	101
Mechanical Engineering (ME)	101
Graduation Requirements	101
Technical Resources	102
Cocurricular Opportunities	102
Career Opportunities	102
Engineering Educational Objectives	102
Educational Philosophy for Engineering and Computer Science Programs	102
Faculty	102
Technical Support Staff	103
Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Council	103
Computer Engineering	104
Computer Science — Bachelor of Science	105
Electrical Engineering	106
Mechanical Engineering	107
Minors	108
Biomedical Engineering Minor	108
Computer Science Minor	108
Special Programs	108
Cooperative Education Program	108
Engineering Honors Program	108
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages	109
Mission Statement	110
Personal Requirements	110
Department Requirements	110
Programs of Study	110
Majors	110
Minors	110
Writing Center	110
Objectives	110
Cocurricular Opportunities	110
Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL)	110
French Club	110
German Club	110
Linguistics Club	110
Miracle	110
Spanish Club	110
The Cedarville Review	110
Sigma Tau Delta	110
International Study Opportunities	110
Cedarville University in Spain	111
cedarville.edu/academics/internationalprograms/spainsemester	111
Cedarville Summer Abroad Programs	111
Technical Resources	111
Career Opportunities	111
Faculty	111
Emeriti	111
English	112
Foreign Language	113
Spanish	114
Teacher Education Licensure Program	115
Language Arts Education — Integrated	115
Linguistics	116
Spanish Education — Multi-Age	118
Minors	119
Asian Studies Minor	119
Creative Writing Minor	119
Editing and Publishing Minor	119
French Minor	119
German Minor	119
Latin American Studies Minor	119
Linguistics Minor	119
Literature Minor	120
Middle Eastern Studies Minor	120
Spanish Minor	120
Spanish for Healthcare Personnel Minor	120
Spanish for Professionals Minor	120
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Minor	120
Western European Studies Minor	120
Department of History and Government	121
Mission Statement	122
Department Objectives	122
Personal Requirements	122
Department Requirements	122
Technical Resources	122
Programs of Study	122
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in:	122
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in:	122
Minors	122
Cocurricular Opportunities	122
Alpha Delta Nu	122
Cedarville Legal Society	122
College Republicans	122
Epsilon Pi Lambda	122
Model United Nations Team	122
Omega Mu	123
Renaissance Guild	123
Center for Political Studies	123
Career Opportunities	123
Faculty	123
Emeriti	123
Criminal Justice	124
Mission Statement	124
Program Objectives	124
Core Values	124
Forensic Science	125
History	126
International Studies	128
Political Science	129
Prelaw	130
Teacher Education Licensure Program	131
Social Studies Education — Integrated	131
Minors	132
Church History Minor	132
Criminal Justice Minor	132
History Minor	132
International Studies Minor	132
National Security Minor	133
Political Science Minor	133
Public Administration Minor	133
Public Policy Minor	133
Sociology Minor	133
Interdisciplinary Studies	134
Mission Statement	135
Personal Requirements	135
Programs of Study	135
Cocurricular Opportunities	135
Career Opportunities	135
Honors Program	135
Individualized Studies	136
Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)	136
Air Force	136
Army	137
Liberal Arts	138
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Health	139
Mission Statement	140
Preparation	140
Department Requirements	140
Programs of Study	140
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in:	140
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in:	140
Minors	140
Cocurricular Opportunities	140
Career Opportunities	140
Faculty	140
Emeriti	141
Staff Clinical Instructor	141
Athletic Training Mission Statement	141
Personal Requirements	141
Program Requirements	142
Admission and Retention	142
Athletic Training	143
Clinical Requirements	143
Allied Health	144
Exercise Science — Bachelor of Science	145
Teacher Education Licensure Program —	146
Physical Education — Multi-Age	146
Multi-Age Health and Physical Education	147
Minors	148
Coaching Minor	148
Sport Ministry Minor	148
Department of Music and Worship	149
Purpose Statement	150
Music Student Objectives	150
Accreditation	150
Requirements for Music Admission	150
Auditions	150
Scholarships	150
Music Theory Exams	150
Department Requirements	150
Music Requirements	150
Music Student Handbook	150
Private Lessons	151
Semester Performance Juries	151
Freshman Review	151
Sophomore Check	151
Piano Proficiency	151
Technology Proficiency	151
Ensemble Participation	151
Recital and Program Attendance	151
Capstone Recital or Project	151
Fees	151
Worship Degree Objectives	151
Musical Emphasis	151
Theological Foundation	151
Interdisciplinary Nature	151
Worship Requirements	152
Admission	152
Private Lessons	152
Ensembles	152
Worship Forum	152
First-Year Review	152
Second-Year Review	152
Worship Student Handbook	152
Programs of Study	152
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in:	152
Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in:	152
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E.) in:	152
Minors	152
Technical Resources	152
Cocurricular Opportunities	152
Career Opportunities	153
Faculty	153
Emeriti	153
Adjunct Faculty	153
Composition	153
Statement of Purpose	153
Program Objectives	154
Keyboard Pedagogy	155
Statement of Purpose	155
Program Objectives	155
Music	156
Statement of Purpose	156
Program Objectives	156
Performance	158
Statement of Purpose	158
Program Objectives	158
Teacher Education Licensure Program	161
Bachelor of Music Education	161
Statement of Purpose	161
Program Objectives	161
Choral majors also add:	161
Instrumental majors also add:	161
Choral majors also add:	161
Instrumental majors also add:	161
Worship	163
Minors	164
Music Minor	164
Music Technology Minor	164
Worship Minor	164
School of Nursing	165
Mission Statement	166
Accreditation and Licensure	166
Admission	166
Transfer Student Application Process	166
Progression	166
Checkpoint #1	166
Checkpoint #2	166
Checkpoint #3	166
Checkpoint #4	166
Academic Requirements	167
Nonacademic Requirements	167
Technical Standards Requirements	167
Probation	167
Removal From Nursing Major	167
Graduation	167
Financial Aid	168
Programs of Study	168
Cocurricular Opportunities	168
Student Nurses Association (SNA)	168
Alpha Iota Alpha (AIA) Men in Nursing	168
Cedarville University Emergency Medical Services	168
Disaster Preparedness	168
School of Nursing Committee Service	168
Technical Resources	168
Career Opportunities	168
Faculty	168
Nursing Laboratories	169
Emeriti	169
Clinical Activity Information	169
Facilities	169
Clinical Requirements	169
Health Requirements	169
Additional Required Program Expenses (estimated)	169
Nursing Course Requirements	170
Minor	171
Cross-Cultural Nursing Minor	171
School of Pharmacy	172
Admission/Preferred Admission	173
Preferred Admission Continuation Requirements	173
Financial Aid	173
Career Opportunities	174
Faculty	174
Department of Pharmacy Practice	174
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences	174
School of Pharmacy	175
Mission	175
Values	175
Regional Accreditation	175
Accreditation Disclosure Explanation	175
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences	176
Department of Psychology	177
Mission Statement	178
Personal Requirements	178
Department Requirements	178
Programs of Study	178
Cocurricular Opportunities	178
Technical Resources	178
Career Opportunities	178
Faculty	179
Emeriti	179
Psychology	179
Minor	182
Psychology Minor	182
Department of Science and Mathematics	183
Mission Statement	184
Personal Requirements	184
Programs of Study	184
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in:	184
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in:	184
Minors	184
Special Programs	184
Cocurricular Opportunities	184
Technical Resources	184
Career Opportunities	184
Faculty	184
Emeriti	185
Technical Support Staff	185
Biology — Bachelor of Arts	186
Biology — Bachelor of Science	188
Chemistry — Bachelor of Arts	189
Chemistry — Bachelor of Science	190
Environmental Science	191
Forensic Science	192
Geology — Bachelor of Science	193
Geosciences — Bachelor of Arts	194
Molecular and Cellular Biology	195
Mathematics — Bachelor of Arts	196
Mathematics — Bachelor of Science	197
Physics — Bachelor of Science	198
Teacher Education Licensure Programs Adolescent and Young Adult	199
Chemistry Education	199
(Bachelor of Arts)	199
Life Science Education — Bachelor of Arts	200
Mathematics Education — Integrated	201
(Bachelor of Arts)	201
Physical Science Education	202
(Bachelor of Arts)	202
Physics Education	203
(Bachelor of Arts)	203
Science Comprehensive Education — Integrated (Bachelor of Arts)	204
Minors	205
Actuarial Science Minor	205
Bioethics Minor	205
Biology Minor	205
Chemistry Minor	205
Earth Science Minor	205
Geology Minor	205
Mathematics Minor	205
Physics Minor	205
Special Programs	206
Preagriculture Curriculum	206
Agriculture Business Emphasis	206
Agriculture Science Emphasis	206
Environmental Biology Emphasis	206
Medical Technology Option	206
Predental, Premedical, Preoptometric, Preosteopathic, Physician's Assistant, and Preveterinary Medicine	207
Biology courses:	207
Chemistry courses:	207
Additional courses:	207
Prephysical Therapy	207
Biology courses:	207
Chemistry courses:	207
Additional mathematics and science courses:	207
Psychology:	207
Other highly recommended electives:	207
Department of Social Work	208
Mission Statement	209
Department Objectives	209
Personal Requirements	209
Department Requirements	209
Admission to the Social Work Program	209
Admission Requirements and Procedures	209
Programs of Study	209
Cocurricular Opportunities	209
Epsilon Alpha Pi	209
Epsilon Omega	209
Technical Resources	209
Career Opportunities	209
Faculty	210
Social Work	210
Goals	210
International Field Experience	210
Application Requirements	211
Pre-Departure Requirements	211
Reentry Requirements	211
Social Work Advisory Council	211
Social Work	212
Course Descriptions	214
Department of Art, Design, and Theatre Course Descriptions	215
Art (ART)	215
Industrial and Innovative Design (IDES)	216
Theatre (THTR)	217
Visual Communication Design (VCD)	219
School of Biblical and Theological Studies Course Descriptions	220
Bible and Theology — Applied Theology (BTAT)	220
Bible and Theology — Biblical Languages (BTBL)	221
Bible and Theology — Biblical Studies (BTBS)	222
Bible and Theology — Christian Ministry (BTCM)	222
Bible and Theology — General Education (BTGE)	223
Bible and Theology — History and Theology (BTHT)	224
Bible and Theology — New Testament (BTNT)	225
Bible and Theology — Old Testament (BTOT)	225
Bible and Theology — Philosophy and Apologetics (BTPA)	225
School of Business Administration Course Descriptions	226
Accounting (ACCT)	226
Business Administration (BUS)	227
Economics (ECON)	228
End-User Information Systems (EUIS)	229
Finance (FIN)	229
Information Technology Management (ITM)	230
Management (MGMT)	231
Marketing (MRKT)	232
Sport Management (SMGT)	233
Department of Communication Course Descriptions	234
Broadcasting and Digital Media (BRDM)	234
Communication Studies (COM)	237
Journalism (JOUR)	239
Professional Writing and Information Design (PWID)	240
School of Education Course Descriptions	241
Early Childhood Education (EDEC)	241
Middle Childhood Education (EDMC)	242
Adolescent / Young Adult Education (EDSE)	244
Special Education (EDSP)	244
Education (EDUC)	246
School of Engineering and Computer Science Course Descriptions	247
Computer Science (CS)	247
Computer Engineering (EGCP)	249
Electrical Engineering (EGEE)	250
General Engineering (EGGN)	251
Mechanical Engineering (EGME)	252
Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages Course Descriptions	255
Arabic Language (ARBC)	255
Chinese (CHN)	255
English (ENG)	256
Film (FILM)	257
French (FREN)	257
German (GER)	257
Linguistics (LING)	258
Literature (LIT)	258
Spanish (SPAN)	261
Department of History and Government Course Descriptions	262
Anthropology (ANTH)	262
Criminal Justice (CRJU)	262
Geography (GEO)	264
General Social Science (GSS)	264
History (HIST)	265
International Studies (INTL)	266
Political Science (POLS)	267
Public Administration (PUAD)	268
Sociology (SOC)	269
Social Studies Education (SSED)	270
Interdisciplinary Studies Course Descriptions	270
College Studies (COLL)	270
Developmental (DEV)	270
Honors (HON)	270
Liberal Arts (LART)	271
Department of Kinesiology and Allied Heath Course Descriptions	271
Allied Health (ALHL)	271
Athletic Training (ATRN)	272
Coaching (CCHG)	272
Exercise and Sport Science Education (ESED)	273
Exercise and Sport Science (ESS)	273
Exercise and Sport Science Elective (ESSE)	273
Exercise Science (EXSC)	273
Multi-Age Health Education (MAHE)	274
Multi-Age Physical Education (MAPE)	274
Physical Education Activity Courses (PEAX)	275
Physical Education Fitness (PEF)	275
Military Science Course Descriptions	276
Air Force ROTC (AES)	276
Army ROTC (MIL)	276
Department of Music and Worship Course Descriptions	277
Conducting (CDMU)	277
Church Music (CHMU)	277
Music Class Studies (CLMU)	277
General Music (GMUS)	278
Music History (HLMU)	278
Humanities (HUM)	279
Keyboard Pedagogy (KPMU)	279
Music Education (MUED)	279
Music Performance (PFMU)	280
Music Private Study (PLMU)	280
Music Theory (THMU)	281
Music Technology (TYMU)	282
Worship (WSHP)	282
School of Nursing Course Descriptions	283
Nursing (NSG)	283
School of Pharmacy Course Descriptions	284
Prepharmacy (PPHR)	284
Department of Psychology Course Descriptions	285
Psychology (PYCH)	285
Department of Science and Mathematics Course Descriptions	287
Biology (BIO)	287
Chemistry: General Education (CHEM)	289
Chemistry: Major (CHEM)	289
Environmental Science (ENVS)	290
Earth Science (ESCI)	291
Forensic Science (FORS)	291
General Biology (GBIO)	291
Geology (GEOL)	292
General Mathematics (GMTH)	293
General Science (GSCI)	294
Mathematics (MATH)	294
Mathematics Education (MTED)	296
Physics: General Education (PHYS)	296
Physics: Major (PHYS)	297
Science Education (SCED)	298
Department of Social Work Course Descriptions	298
Social Work (SWK)	298
Financial Information	301
Financial Information	302
University Financial Operation Policy	302
Student Costs	302
Tuition — Undergraduate	302
Tuition — College Now	302
Audit tuition	302
Fees	302
Summary of Costs — Undergraduate	302
Institutional Costs	302
Miscellaneous Costs	302
Financial Registration Policy	302
Making Payment	303
Notification of the University Bill	303
Invoices and Statements Online	303
Payment Penalties	303
Interest Rates	303
Prepayment Incentive Credit Plan (PIC-Plan)	303
Withdrawals From a Student Account	303
New Student Reservation Deposit Refund	303
Continuing Student Reservation Deposit Refund	303
Withdrawal Refunds	304
Tuition	304
Tuition Refund Schedule	304
14–16-Week Class	304
12-Week Class	304
8-Week Class	304
4-Week Class	304
For classes 3 weeks or less	304
All other Classes	304
Board/Meal Plan	304
Room	304
Other Fees	304
Return of Title IV Funds, Policy and Regulations	304
Responsibility of the University	305
Responsibility of the student	305
Special Providions for Books and Supplies	305
Veterans Training Benefits and Dependents Educational Assistance	305
Deferred Payment Plan for Veterans	305
Financial Aid	306
General Information	306
Institutional Grants and Scholarships	306
Academic Scholarships	306
Other Need-Based Scholarships	306
Competitive Scholarships	306
Transfer Student Aid	306
Department Scholarships	306
State Grant Programs	306
Ohio College Opportunity Grant	306
Ohio National Guard Tuition Assistance Program	306
Ohio War Orphans Scholarship	306
State Grant Refund Policy	306
Other State Grants	307
Federal Grants	307
Federal Pell Grant	307
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)	307
Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH)	307
United States Military Scholarships	307
Army Scholarships	307
Army National Guard Scholarships	307
Air Force Scholarships	307
Donor-Funded Scholarships	307
Federal Direct Stafford Loans	307
Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford Loans	307
Federal Parent PLUS Loans	308
Federal Perkins Loans	308
Student Employment	308
Federal Work Study	308
Campus Employment	308
Off-Campus Employment	308
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Recipients of Financial Aid	308
Policy	308
Student Rights	308
Student Responsibilities	308
Appendix	309
Board of Trustees	310
Officers	310
Term of Office Ending June 2018	310
Term of Office Ending June 2019	310
Term of Office Ending June 2020	310
Emeriti	310
Administration	310
Cabinet	310
Chancellor	310
Other Faculty	311
Library	311
Administrative Staff	311
University Registrar	311
Office of Student Development	311
Correspondence	311
Doctrinal Statement	312
Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2016	313
Index	315

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