Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

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DUAL ENROLLMENT SPRING 2013 (8 WEEK SPRING-DS2) March 4 to May 17, 2013 MARCH APRIL MAY 4 Classes Begin 4 Add/Drop Period begins 9 Add/Drop Period ends 10 Withdraw from Course Period begins 11-15 SCHOOL DISTRICT SPRING BREAK, NO CLASSES 29-31 Good Friday & Easter, NO CLASSES 6 Withdraw from Course Period ends 23-26 School District TCAP Assessment (Tentative), NO CLASSES 11 Classes End 13-17 Final Examinations 21 Final Grades Due DUAL ENROLLMENT SUMMER 1 2013 (4 WEEK SUMMER-DU1) May 28 to June 25, 2013 MAY JUNE 28 Classes Begin 28 Add/Drop Period begins 30 Add/Drop Period ends 31 Withdraw from Course Period begins 31 MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED, NO CLASSES 8 Withdraw from Course Period ends 22 Classes End 25 Finals 28 Final Grades Due 266
DUAL ENROLLMENT SUMMER 2013 (8 WEEK SUMMER-DU2) May 28 to July 24, 2013 MAY JUNE JULY 28 Classes Begin 28 Add/Drop Period begins 30 Add/Drop Period ends 31 Withdraw from Course Period begins 31 MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED, NO CLASSES 1 Add/Drop Period ends 2 Withdraw from Course Period begins 22 Withdraw from Course Period ends 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY OBSERVED, NO CLASSES 20 Classes End 23-24 Finals 26 Final Grades Due 267
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ACADEMIC CATALOG 2012-2013 Effectiv
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NOTICE The Academic Catalog describ
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Table of Contents ACCREDITATIONS ..
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1 | INTRODUCTION PRESIDENT’S MESS
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program in Psychology was added in
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LOCATION The Flats at Cotton Counci
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3 | ADMISSION UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSI
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While Victory University assists st
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expected to complete the Accuplacer
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documents. Additionally, an applica
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Admissions. 2. Final Official Trans
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e received by mail directly from th
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Transient Student Requirements Stud
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academic performance (I.e. attendin
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ACT English Mathematics ACT English
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5 | STUDENT DEVELOPMENT POLICIES Vi
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• Discipline ‐ Students can exp
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‣ Unauthorized Use of Property or
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include exaggerated or excessive te
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AREAS OF PERSONAL DISCRETION It is
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CAMPUS JUDICIAL SYSTEM AND DISCIPLI
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4.3 In the event that the Universit
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5.5 Reprimand is an official writte
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6 | STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER The Stud
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elate to academic performance. Cond
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• Computer users are expected to
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Breach of Security This is any atte
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8 | VETERANS SERVICES LOCATIONS & H
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PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT (PLA) Pri
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those official transcripts will be
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ACADEMIC PROGRESS & CONTINUATION Al
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10 | FINANCIAL INFORMATION TUITION
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**Students who are required to pay
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E. This policy may be modified by t
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The elimination of subsidized loan
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• Payments can be deferred for up
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For Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loa
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A student’s withdrawal date is de
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total Title IV funds used. For inst
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and fees at the beginning of the se
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Students receiving scholarship awar
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scholarship has an internal procedu
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Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant Pro
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Accredited Institution, Victory is
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP (
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program is also designed to meet st
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Students who have graduated from on
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2. The student attends Victory, pay
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TRANSFER STUDENT A transfer student
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Point Average (GPA). No student wil
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1. Personal statement (no longer th
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esponsible for the independent cour
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completed by the student, and is do
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experience. Credit will be granted
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ACCESSING GRADES Official grade rep
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Student Services supervisor……
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) The Chair of the ad hoc committee
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for the course. Absences due to req
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their academic progress (detailed b
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• Unauthorized access involves ga
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RELEASE OF STUDENT INFORMATION The
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Students using transient credit, CL
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INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAM SEQUENCE REQU
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C3. Demonstrate the ability to thin
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departments. At the option of the a
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General Education Degree Map For Fi
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MAJOR PROGRAMS OF STUDY Associate o
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Allied Courses MA-2133 Applied Stat
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• Compete successfully for employ
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Major Requirements EN-3003 History
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General Electives TOTAL 120 SEMESTE
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MINOR PROGRAMS IN ARTS AND SCIENCES
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MINOR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE TOTAL: 18
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MINOR IN HISTORY TOTAL: 15 SEMESTER
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MINOR IN MILITARY HISTORY TOTAL: 15
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY D
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MINOR IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY TOTAL: 1
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BT-2130 Bible Interpretation 3 seme
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CERTIFICATE IN CHRISTIAN MINISTRY C
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MINOR IN CHRISTIAN MINISTRY TOTAL:
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADM
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ORGANIZATION
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courtroom in which lawyers must thi
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MINOR IN LOGISTICS (Choose four of
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• Initiate and maintain an ongoin
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The Victory University Teacher Educ
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information. 6. Provide speech and/
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engaged in Student Teaching. To be
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GENERAL EDUCATION CORE REQUIREMENTS
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13 | COURSE DESCRIPTIONS BIOLOGY (B
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mapping, and processes of mutation.
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BT-2300 DYNAMICS OF CHRISTIAN MINIS
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Old and New Testaments. Women and g
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BU-2153 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (3 SEM
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BU-3315 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR (3 SEMEST
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BU-4213 CORPORATE FINANCE (3 SEMEST
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May be repeated for up to six (6) s
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ED-1023 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (3 S
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ED-3273 SPECIAL STUDENT POPULATIONS
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incorporating research into their w
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EN-3701 FICTION WORKSHOP (3 SEMESTE
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GENERAL SCIENCE (GS) GS-1103 BIOLOG
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HS-3310 THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERI
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will be conducted through the lens
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HU-1410 ELEMENTARY GERMAN II (3 SEM
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imaging, composing and performing m
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LEARNING ENHANCEMENT (LE) LE-0111 C
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Page 222 and 223: PS-4123 GROUP THERAPY* (3 SEMESTER
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Page 226 and 227: SA-9999-SSO THE SCHOLARS SEMESTER I
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Page 230 and 231: Student Cohort Admission Approximat
Page 232 and 233: earned a 2.75 to 2.99 GPA on the la
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Page 238 and 239: Summary. Students who wish to apply
Page 240 and 241: GRADUATE ACADEMIC POLICIES AND INFO
Page 242 and 243: 11. Understand all aspects of profe
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Page 250 and 251: FACULTY RESOURCES AND QUALIFICATION
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Page 256 and 257: III. IV. E. Failure (F) and Failure
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Page 260 and 261: April 27 Classes end May Apr 29 - M
Page 262 and 263: Summer - T5 - Term … May 6 to Jun
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Page 268 and 269: 16 | PERSONNEL VICTORY UNIVERSITY P
Page 270 and 271: O. Shelley Kemp, B.S., M.S.A., Asso
Page 272 and 273: OPERATIONS AND ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS D
Page 274 and 275: Nancy Kerns, Ph.D. (2010), Assistan
Page 276 and 277: Jason Jenkins, M.Div. (2011), Adjun
Page 278 and 279: William Chaney, Ed.D. (1987), Profe
Page 280 and 281: Jason Hood, Ph.D. (2011), Adjunct I
Page 282 and 283: ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Donna M. Bracki
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