Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

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2. The student attends Victory, pays for tuition and fees without the help of student financial aid, and does well enough in the coursework to satisfy all the satisfactory academic progress standards. The student regains aid eligibility. 3. Students who are beyond the maximum timeframe cannot regain financial aid eligibility except on a semester-by-semester basis through the appeal process. B. Appeal Process 1. The student must submit a written appeal of Financial Aid Denied status before the deadline to the Financial Aid Office. The appeal must include documentation of the circumstance that led to their not meeting SAP standards as well as a description as to how they will be able to meet SAP at the end of the next enrollment period. Circumstances which may be considered include death of a family member, unexpected injury or illness of the student or other circumstances as supported with documentation. 2. The Financial Aid Appeals Committee will review the appeal and notify the student in writing of their decision after the Appeals Committee meets and makes its determination. Appeals will not be granted unless the student's proposed enrollment in the upcoming semester would be adequate to reestablish their progress under these standards. 3. All decisions of the Financial Aid Committee are final. 4. Deadlines: Fall: November 1, Spring April 1, Summer July 1 VI. Effective Date This policy is effective 7/1/2011 and will be first calculated for students on probation under the prior policy at the conclusion of the fall 2011 semester. Note: Students who fail to enroll after an appeal has been granted may be suspended again and may be required to submit a new appeal before they will be eligible to receive financial aid. 96
11 | ACADEMIC INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS FULL-TIME STUDENT A full-time student carries twelve (12) or more semester hours per semester. PART-TIME STUDENT A part-time student carries less than twelve (12) semester hours per semester. AUDIT STUDENT Students may be allowed to audit a course. Students auditing a course are not required to take part in class examinations, laboratories, or fieldwork. A student’s audit grade is based upon attendance. No attempt is made to evaluate the quality of the student’s work. The student’s record merely reflects that he or she was approved to audit the course. Auditors may use the library for reading purposes and may check out books with a special library card. A student is allowed to declare that they want to audit a course with the instructor’s written permission. The audit form is located in the Registrar’s Office. The form must be completed and processed by the end of the add/drop period for that course. A student may not change a course to audit for any reason after the add/drop period. NON-DEGREE SEEKING STUDENT A non-degree seeking student is allowed to take courses at Victory but does not have to fulfill minimum requirements for entrance as a regular student. A non-degree seeking student has been given permission to take a limited or special selection of credit courses without regard to requirements for a degree. Rising Seniors and Senior Citizens are examples of non-degree seeking students. Rising Seniors are select high school students who are allowed to take courses during their senior year in high school. If a Rising Senior decides to come to Victory for a degree, he/she must re-apply through the Admissions Office. Senior Citizens are individuals who are at least 60 years old and are taking courses for credit but not towards a degree. If a Senior Citizen decides to complete a degree at Victory, he/she must re-apply through the Admissions Office. Registration for non-degree seeking students is contingent upon seat availability in any course. 97
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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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Page 92 and 93: program is also designed to meet st
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Page 98 and 99: TRANSFER STUDENT A transfer student
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Page 140 and 141: Major Requirements EN-3003 History
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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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law of exponents, basic operations
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PE-2603 THEORIES OF COACHING (3 SEM
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An examination of the physical, int
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PS-4123 GROUP THERAPY* (3 SEMESTER
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SA-9999-ASC AUSTRALIA STUDIES CENTR
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SA-9999-SSO THE SCHOLARS SEMESTER I
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VU-2100 FAITH AND LEARNING (3 SEMES
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Student Cohort Admission Approximat
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earned a 2.75 to 2.99 GPA on the la
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and submit a recommendation to the
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graduation. The Master’s degree i
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Summary. Students who wish to apply
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GRADUATE ACADEMIC POLICIES AND INFO
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11. Understand all aspects of profe
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assessment are allowed to continue
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4) Evaluation and appraisal procedu
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COUN 511 Psychopathology and Relati
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FACULTY RESOURCES AND QUALIFICATION
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Subsidized Stafford Loans Under the
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$100,000,000 aggregate. Fees for th
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III. IV. E. Failure (F) and Failure
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Note: Students who fail to enroll a
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April 27 Classes end May Apr 29 - M
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Summer - T5 - Term … May 6 to Jun
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DUAL ENROLLMENT FALL 2012 (8 WEEK F
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DUAL ENROLLMENT SPRING 2013 (8 WEEK
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16 | PERSONNEL VICTORY UNIVERSITY P
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O. Shelley Kemp, B.S., M.S.A., Asso
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OPERATIONS AND ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS D
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Nancy Kerns, Ph.D. (2010), Assistan
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Jason Jenkins, M.Div. (2011), Adjun
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William Chaney, Ed.D. (1987), Profe
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Jason Hood, Ph.D. (2011), Adjunct I
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Donna M. Bracki
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F Facilities ......................
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