2009â2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog 2. Courses that are not considered to be college level (normally courses numbered below 100) will not be counted toward a degree. 3. If no credit hours have been added to the student’s Concordia transcript for two or more calendar years, the student must apply (through the Office of Admission) for readmission and meet the requirements in effect at the time of readmission. 4. The student must provide the Registrar with official transcripts sent directly from all other regionally accredited colleges or universities which the student attended. An official transcript showing high school graduation (or an official copy of GED scores) sent directly from the high school (or testing center) is required if the ADP student has earned less than 12 college credits. 5. An application for commencement/diploma must be filed with the Registrar in a timely manner. 6. The student must fulfill all financial obligations to the University. Associate of Arts Degree The following table summarizes the distribution of requirements for the general education credits related to all Accelerated Degree Program students. All numbers represent semester hours of credit. Quarter hours must be multiplied by 2/3. Grades of C- (1.6667) or above are required for transfer credits to be accepted. Credits earned through courses, standardized tests, lifelong learning papers, or professional schools/training programs must be assigned to appropriate sub-categories, or they will be considered electives. After formal admission to Concordia University, students should consult with the Registrar so that additional coursework can be credited to the appropriate sub-category. I. Communication and Literature 6 credits Written Composition (required) 3-6 Public Speaking 0-3 II. Fine Arts and Humanities 6 credits Choose at least one course from Group 1 and one from Group 2 Group 1 Visual Arts 0-4 Music 0-4 Theatre 0-4 Dance (not a physical activity course) 0-4 Architecture 0-4 Group 2 Humanities 0-4 Literature 0-4 Philosophy 0-4 III. Natural Sciences and Mathematics 9 credits Choose at least two of the following sub-categories: Astronomy 0-4 Biology/Life Science 0-4 Chemistry 0-4 Ecology/Environmental Science 0-4 Geology/Earth Science 0-4 Kinesiology 0-4 Mathematics* 0-4 Physics/Physical Science 0-4 *Any mathematics course must be more advanced than Intermediate Algebra and requires a grade of C- (1.6667) or better. IV. Social Sciences 6 credits Choose at least two of the following sub-categories Anthropology 0-4 Economics 0-4 Geography 0-4 Pg. 73 of 118
Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog History 0-4 Political Science 0-4 Psychology 0-4 Social Sciences 0-4 Sociology 0-4 V. Electives 24 credits VI. Computer Proficiency Required Course: GST 150 Introduction to Campus Information Systems 1 3 credits Choose one of these: GST151 Introduction to Campus Computing 2 Take and pass an approved computer proficiency test P/NC Take an approved transfer course P/NC VII. Religion 6 credits REL303 Foundations of Christianity 2 REL305 Faith, Values & Leadership 2 REL445 Ethics and Leadership 2 Minimum Total Required: Note: At least 30 credits must be earned through courses offered by Concordia University, Ann Arbor. 60 credits Bachelor of Arts Degree The following table summarizes the distribution of requirements for the general education credits related to all Accelerated Degree Program students. All numbers represent semester hours of credit. Quarter hours must be multiplied by 2/3. Grades of C- (1.6667) or above are required for transfer credits to be accepted. Credits earned through courses, standardized tests, lifelong learning papers, or professional schools/training programs must be assigned to appropriate sub-categories, or they will be considered electives. After formal admission to Concordia University, students should consult with the Registrar so that additional coursework can be credited to the appropriate sub-category. I. Communication and Literature 9 credits Choose at least two of the following sub-categories (at least three credits of written composition are required.) Written Composition (required) 3-6 Public Speaking 0-4 Communication/Literature* 0-4 *A course, lifelong learning paper, or standardized test in literature can be counted in either category, but not both categories; however, a second course, paper or test can be used in the other category. II. Fine Arts and Humanities 9 credits Choose at least three of the following sub-categories (at least one of the choices must be from Group 1): Group 1 Visual Arts 0-4 Music 0-4 Theatre 0-4 Dance (not a physical activity course) 0-4 Architecture 0-4 Group 2 Foreign Language 0-4 Humanities 0-4 Literature* 0-4 Philosophy 0-4 Religion (except the courses in the major) 0-4 *A course, lifelong learning paper, or standardized test in literature can be counted in either category, but not both categories; however, a second course, paper or test can be used in the other category. Pg. 74 of 118
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