2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

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Transfer Students Transfer students currently in good standing (minimum cumulative GPA 2.00/4.00) at their previous institution are eligible for immediate transfer. Transfer students must present official transcripts of all college and university records. 1. The Admission and Financial Aid Committee must review the applications of students below an accumulative GPA of 2.00/4.00. The committee considers the length of time out of school, the anticipated major upon re-entry, and evidence that the student has an understanding of what happened at the previous institution that placed him/her in unfavorable academic status. The committee may request additional information. 2. Marian University will accept, in transferring of credits, only those courses approved for transfer by the registrar and in which a “C-” or above has been earned. 3. Students not currently in good standing at their previous institution may be considered for probationary acceptance no sooner than one full semester following the last date at that institution. International Students Section I: International students who wish to apply for admission to the university must forward the following: a) The International Application for Admission. The application process for international students seeking to enroll for the fall semester must be completed prior to July 1. For those seeking to enroll in the spring semester, the process must be completed prior to December 1. b) An official translated copy of all high school work completed. Only official copies that are translated in English will be considered. A transcript of university work should also be submitted if the student is transferring from an American university or university. c) Demonstrated proficiency in the English language. The English language requirement of the university will be met when the applicant has submitted proof of a score of 550 or better on the paper-based TOEFL, 213 or better on the computer-based TOEFL, 79/80 on the internet-based test, or successfully completed Level 109 at an ELS Language Center. Both types of criteria are subject to review by the Office of Admission. d) An affidavit of support indicating the source and amount of financial responsibility for all expenses within the United States. e) A $35 application fee at the time of application. After all credentials are received by the Office of Admission, the director of enrollment will notify the applicant of eligibility for admission. Section II: Once notified of acceptance by the Office of Admission: a) Students must submit payment for the first year’s costs, including tuition, room, and board. b) After payment has been received, the university will issue an I-20 form to the student, so that he/she may apply and obtain a student visa. c) Students are required to be covered by a health insurance plan with medical evacuation and repatriation benefits throughout their enrollment at Marian University. The preferred plan is offered by the university. Non-Degree Students Applicants who wish to pursue individual courses without qualifying for a degree, and are not on probation or ineligible at another school, may be admitted after consultation with the Office of Admission on the requirements and procedure. Students must be officially registered before they may attend classes. Audit Students desiring to audit a course must complete an “audit only” application obtained from the Office of Admission. A student must be at least a high school graduate to audit a course. Laboratory, studio, or practicum courses cannot be audited. Students who audit a course receive no credit and no grade. Persons past 60 years of age may audit a class for a reduced fee. Summer Session Both day and evening classes are offered during the summer session. Admission requirements, quality of work offered, and semester hour equivalents are the same as during the regular semesters. See admission procedures. Re-admission A former student who wishes to be readmitted to the university should request a readmission form from the Office of Admission. This includes students who are not enrolled for a period of one or more semesters, and those who withdraw during the semester. No fee is required when submitting a readmission application. The applicant’s social, financial, and academic status at the time of their departure is verified. Students currently in good standing are eligible for immediate readmission. Students with an unfavorable status must be approved by the Admission and Financial Aid Committee. The committee will consider the nature of the problem and consult with the appropriate department. The committee may ask the applicant for additional information. 10
Advanced Study for High School Students Academically outstanding students may apply for Marian University’s Advanced Study Program, a dual credit program following successful completion of their sophomore year of high school. This program allows juniors and seniors to earn university credit while in high school. If admitted, a student may enroll at Marian University for approved introductory level courses. Enrollment in this program does not commit the student to enrollment at Marian University after high school graduation. Credits obtained from Marian University are usually accepted for credit by other colleges and universities provided the student achieves at least a “C” grade in the respective courses. Interested high school students should contact the Office of Admission at 317.955.6300, 800.772.7264, or online at www.marian.edu. 11
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MATHEMATICS (MAT) For more informat
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ASSOCIATE IN NURSING (NUA) May 2007
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Catalog of Courses An alphabetical
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ART 105 Ceramics I 3 credits Introd
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tools of Adobe Photoshop and other
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BIO 226 General Human Physiology 5
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BIO 374 Vertebrate Biology 3 credit
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BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3 credi
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employee services, wage and hours a
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CHE 100 Elements of General and Bio
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CHE 380, 480 Special Topics in Chem
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COM 353 Prophetic Social Criticism
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types of computer-assisted instruct
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EDU 516 Family and Teacher in Diver
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administrative assistant at 317.955
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ENG 303 Composition Theory: Issues
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ENV 171 Introduction to Environment
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ESS 375 Scientific Principles of St
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conversation, read consistently wit
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esumes, as well as narratives and d
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and how Catholics came to their pre
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MAT 421 Real Analysis II 3 credits
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Enhancement courses, such as MUS 10
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and meet identified needs of the ad
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cultural differences and similariti
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PHL 349 Modern and Contemporary Phi
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eligious resurgence has taken place
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PSY 230 Abnormal Psychology 3 credi
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completion of this course prepares
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SOC 325 Social Class, Power, and In
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SPA 315 History and Culture of Spai
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THL 104 The Creed 1 credit An explo
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Islam, with comparisons to Christia
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PEOPLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009-2010
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS William B. Harting
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David K. Roberts (1978-) Head Coach
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INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND ALUMN
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“REBUILD MY CHURCH” Mark Erdosy
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Christine Squier (2000-) Director,
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Faye D. Plascak-Craig (1983-) Direc
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Associate Professor of Biology A.B.
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Director of Administrative Systems
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