Undergraduate Bulletin 2012-2013 - Alabama A&M University

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GENERAL INFORMATION, AAMU, 2012-2013 ~ 8 ~ National Association of Personnel Workers National Association of State University and Land-Grant Colleges National Association of Student Personnel Administrators National Collegiate Athletic Association National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education National Education Association Network of Alabama Academic Libraries Planning Accreditation Board Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Southwestern Athletic Conference Southern Regional Education Board ADHERENCE TO ADA GUIDELINES Alabama A&M University provides equal access to all educational programs. The University is in compliance with applicable laws, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and applicable titles of the Americans with Disabilities Acts (ADA) of 1990.
ADMISSIONS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, AAMU, 2012-2013 ~ 9 ~ Admissions Policies And Procedures University admission is designed to accommodate students with diverse educational backgrounds and educational goals. The Admission Medical Record is a part of the Admission Application and must be completed, including required immunizations, before admission is granted and class registration is permitted. The physical examination on the reverse side of the Admission Medical Record is not part of the admission process; however, it is required in order to occupy residence halls. Admission Categories Individuals seeking admission to AAMU usually fall into one of the following categories. High School Graduates/Freshman Students Request that your high school principal or guidance counselor forward an official copy of your high school transcript to the Office of Admissions. For unconditional admission high school graduates must have earned a score of 18 ACT/equivalent SAT and maintained a grade point average of “C” in the following subjects: English, mathematics, science, history, and political science. Upon notification of admission to AAMU, the applicant will receive a letter and card of acceptance. No student should report to AAMU for registration without having received the card of acceptance. Alabama students must have passed all three parts of the high school graduation examination. Students 26 years or older are exempt from college entrance examinations. High School Equivalency (GED) For unconditional admission the applicant must have earned an average score of 48. Transcripts of last attendance in high school will be required. Students must have a score of at least 18 on the ACT/Equivalent SAT. Accelerated Program for High School Students Students must have completed their sophomore or junior year of high school in order to be admitted to the high school accelerated program. AAMU offers two programs for outstanding high school student who wish to earn college credit: 1. Qualified students who have completed their junior year of high school may take a course or courses during the summer preceding their senior year. 2. Qualified students who have completed their sophomore or junior year of high school may take a course or courses during the academic year while simultaneously enrolled in high school. The qualifications to be considered include: 1. Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale 2. Recommendation of guidance counselor 3. ACT/SAT or pre-ACT/SAT scores. The following steps should be taken when applying to the Accelerated Program for High School Students: 1. Complete a University application form for accelerated students. Return the completed application form to the Office of Admissions, AAMU, Normal, AL, 35762. a. Enclose with the application the required $25.00 non-refundable application fee. Make check or money order payable to Alabama A&M University. b. Request that the principal or guidance counselor enclose a letter of recommendation to the Office of Admissions, AAMU. 2. Request that an official copy of your high school transcript be forwarded to the Office of Admissions, AAMU. Credit earned for such course work will be awarded toward a degree upon the student’s graduation from high school and enrollment at AAMU. Underprepared Students with Potential AAMU has established a plan to ensure that a limited number of underprepared students with potential, who apply for admission, are accepted and included in the student body. These students will be admitted on a conditional basis. Conditional Admission Individuals who do not completely fit into one of the categories described above may be eligible for “conditional admission” and should make inquiries to the Office of Admissions.
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NUTRITION & HOPSITALITY MANAGEMENT
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LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
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DEPT OF FINANCE, AGRIBUSINESS & ECO
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FINANCE MAJOR, Dept of Finance, Agr
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MARKETING MAJOR, Dept of Management
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POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR, Dept of So
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DEPT OF READING, ELEMENTARY, EARLY
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DEPT OF SOCIAL WORK, PSYCHOLOGY & C
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