2010-2011 Catalog: PDF Format - The Citadel
2010-2011 Catalog: PDF Format - The Citadel
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principal and may enroll in a maximum of two freshman level<br />
courses. <strong>Citadel</strong> undergraduate day students applying, having<br />
applied, or having been accepted past or present should contact the<br />
Registrar’s Office for admission and registration information and<br />
assistance.<br />
Graduate students enrolled in Maymester and Summer School<br />
must go through the admissions procedure outlined in the CGC<br />
catalog. Admission to the program and enrollment in courses are<br />
governed by the policies outlined for the program to which the<br />
student applies. Students enrolled in graduate courses are classified<br />
as “Graduate Students.”<br />
Registration—Registration for all students, graduate and<br />
undergraduate, enrolled in Maymester or Summer School at <strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Citadel</strong> is conducted in the CGC office located in Bond Hall,<br />
Room 101. Admission and registration may be conducted in one of<br />
three ways:<br />
1) Students may come to the office and complete the<br />
application/registration procedure<br />
2) Students may mail or fax in an application/registration form.<br />
3) Returning students may register through Lesesne Gateway<br />
online.<br />
Parking—Ample lighted and secure parking is available on campus<br />
for all Maymester and Summer School students. All automobiles<br />
parked within <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> gates are required to have a parking tag.<br />
<strong>The</strong> tags are obtained in person in the Public Safety Office after<br />
paying the fee in the Treasurer’s Office. <strong>The</strong> fee for the parking<br />
tag is published in the “Schedule of Classes for Summer School”<br />
online at www.citadel.edu. <strong>The</strong> parking fee covers all sessions of<br />
Maymester and Summer School. Very limited parking is available<br />
for motorcycles on a first come, first served basis just outside the<br />
Hagood gate at the end of Huger Street. All motorcycles must have<br />
a <strong>Citadel</strong> parking tag. Two and three wheeled motorized vehicles<br />
may not be operated on campus.<br />
Students may park at their own risk on the public streets<br />
surrounding <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> without purchasing a <strong>Citadel</strong> parking tag.<br />
Housing—Housing in barracks is available to any student enrolled<br />
in classes at <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> during Maymester or Summer School.<br />
However, it is not mandatory for any student to live on campus<br />
during Maymester and Summer School. <strong>The</strong> “Schedule of Summer<br />
Classes” provides information on the cost of living in barracks<br />
housing.<br />
Dining—Coward Hall, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> Dining Hall price of meals for<br />
students living in the barracks are included in room and board<br />
fees. All other students, graduate or undergraduate, may obtain<br />
noon meal tickets for the established fee indicated in the “Summer<br />
Schedule of Classes.” Meal tickets for 3 meals a day (breakfast<br />
and lunch only on Fridays, no meals on Saturdays or Sunday) are<br />
also available to all interested students not living in the barracks.<br />
Individual meal tickets will not be sold. All students may purchase<br />
snacks and light meals in the food court in Mark Clark Hall.<br />
Student Identification Cards—Maymester and Summer School<br />
students attending on-campus courses may obtain a <strong>Citadel</strong><br />
identification card. <strong>The</strong> identification cards are obtained after<br />
registering in Bond 244. This card is necessary for using <strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Citadel</strong> and area consortium libraries.<br />
Recreation—Campus recreational facilities are available to students<br />
enrolled in Maymester and Summer School classes upon payment<br />
of the activity fee in the Treasurer’s Office. <strong>The</strong>se facilities include<br />
the Deas Hall weight room, racquetball courts, swimming pool,<br />
gymnasium, tennis courts, track, and <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> Beach House<br />
located on the Isle of Palms. Students must show <strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong><br />
identification card to use these facilities.<br />
Orientation<br />
In order to assist new CGC students in becoming familiar with<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Citadel</strong> facilities and support services, CGC offers two<br />
new student orientations each year. <strong>The</strong>se orientation sessions<br />
are offered before the beginning of the fall term and before the<br />
beginning of the spring term. New students will be notified of the<br />
date, time, and place of these orientations.<br />
Refunds<br />
No fees are refunded after the published drop deadline. This date<br />
is usually following two class meetings. To obtain the appropriate<br />
refund, a student must complete the drop form available in the<br />
CGC office or drop via the online system. <strong>The</strong> Dean of CGC<br />
may authorize a refund for extenuating circumstances after the<br />
scheduled refund date but only if a formal application is made<br />
in writing to the Dean of CGC. Registration, technology and<br />
application fees are not refundable.<br />
Registration<br />
Registration is conducted by mail, through BannerWeb, or in<br />
person in the CGC office located on the first floor of Bond<br />
Hall, Room 101. Registration is not complete until all fees are<br />
paid. Students may not attend class until they are fully registered.<br />
Completed registrations will be honored on a first-come, first-serve<br />
basis. Any changes in registration must be made prior to the end<br />
of the term’s Drop/Add period. Information concerning fees,<br />
class times, and registration calendars can be found each academic<br />
term online at www.citadel.edu/graduatecollege.<br />
Transfer Credit<br />
Graduate students applying for transfer credit will use the<br />
“Transfer Credit for Graduate Programs” form located online<br />
at http://www.citadel.edu/graduatecollege/forms/. <strong>The</strong> form<br />
will be submitted to CGC through the student’s advisor and<br />
department head with a copy of the course description from the<br />
catalog of the originating institution and the course syllabus.<br />
Approval is granted by the student’s department, contingent<br />
upon <strong>Citadel</strong> policy. Only courses with a “B” or higher are<br />
acceptable for transfer. Undergraduate students should refer to the<br />
undergraduate section of the catalog.<br />
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