Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

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efore their due date. A late charge may be assessed for payments due past thirty days. Further, a student whoseaccount is in arrears will not be able to register for classes, receive transcripts, diplomas, or recommendations.4.04 RefundsTuition refunds are processed in accordance with the following schedule:Traditional Fall and Spring TermsDuring the first five class days of the term 100%During the second five class days of the term 75%During the third five class days of the term 50%During the fourth five class days of the term 25%After the fourth five class days of the term 0%Traditional Summer SessionsDuring the first two class days of the term 100%During the third and fourth class days of the term 75%During the fifth or sixth class days of the term 50%During the seventh and eighth class days of the term 25%After the eighth class day of the term 0%Master of EducationAny time before the first class session 100%After the first class session but before the 2 nd class session 100%After the second session 0%Adult Degree ProgramIf the student drops the class:more than 2 weeks before 1st class100% refund, no drop feewithin 2 weeks of 1st class100% refund, $25 drop feeafter 1st class but before 2nd class100% refund, $25 drop feeafter 2nd class0% refund, no drop feeStudents should contact the Accounting Office for information about refunds.Return to Table of ContentsReturn to Table of ContentsOther Refunds Are Processed as Follows1. Scholarship, grant, and loan funding (student aid) awarded through the financial assistance office will besubject to the same prorated formula applied to tuition and fee refunds, unless otherwise stipulated byprogram requirements. The percentage of tuition, fees, room and board charged the student would be paid;the remainder of the student aid will be returned to the fund from which the award was paid. All studentsreceiving Title IV (federal) student aid are subject to the return of student aid if withdrawing prior to the 60%point of any enrollment period. No refund of assistance will be paid to the student.2. Property Deposits are refunded in accordance with the statement concerning them in the section titled,PROPERTY DEPOSIT.3. The unused portion of the Food Service Fee may be refunded when students discontinue food service duringa term. Unused portions of the Food Service Fee at the end of a term will not be refunded.4. Student housing charges for students who leave the dorm during a term will be prorated based on the term ofresidence. Students must properly check out of housing in accordance with housing Office policy to receiveprorated charges.5. Refund checks will be drawn to the student, with the exception of PLUS loan refunds which are drawn to theperson who incurred the loan debt.6. These provisions apply to all students without respect to the reason for withdrawal or dismissal.Return to Table of Contents4.05 Non-Refundable FeesThese provisions apply to all students without respect to the reason for withdrawal or dismissal.1. Special course fees/deposits2. Academic deposits3. Student Housing deposits2008-2009 Catalog Page 20
4.06 Withdrawals - RefundsOfficial withdrawal from the university is dated at the time a student signs a withdrawal request and files it in theRegistrar's Office. Forms for withdrawal may be obtained in the Registrar's Office. The date of official withdrawaldetermines the charges assessed and/or refunded.Non-attendance in classes or moving from the residence hall does not constitute official withdrawal from theuniversity or from a course. Students who do not officially withdraw will receive grades for all registered courses andwill be billed accordingly.5.00 Financial Aid5.01 Deadline for Application - Financial Aid – Traditional ProgramFall and Spring Terms - July 1, 2008Fall Term Only - July 1, 2008Spring Term Only - December 1, 2008Summer Classes - May 1, 2009Return to Table of ContentsApplications will be accepted after these deadlines; however, a payment will be required. Please refer to Section 4regarding payment options.5.02 Application Information - Financial AidStudents interested in applying for financial assistance must be accepted for admission to Concordia, submit the FreeApplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and Concordia's Application for Financial Aid. Church-Work studentsmust also complete a Declaration of Intent from their home church. When all required forms have been received by theOffice of Student Financial Services, the student's eligibility is computed based on a formula arriving at a contributionto be made by the family and the student toward educational costs. An award package is then constructed by the Officeof Student Financial Services through combinations of scholarships, grants, low-interest loans, and on-campus workstudyprograms.Eligibility for all financial assistance (see following list of programs) requires that a student be accepted for admissionor enrolled and maintain satisfactory academic progress according to the standards for Satisfactory Academic Progressfor Financial Assistance as listed. Included in the types of assistance (based upon financial need, merit, and/or othercriteria) administered by or offered through Concordia are in the following sections.Return to Table of Contents5.03 ScholarshipsLutheran Servant Leadership Award (two-year renewable for an additional two years)Superior Student Scholarship (four-year renewable)Distinguished Student Scholarship (four-year renewable)Presidential Student Scholarship (four-year renewable)Collegiate Student Scholarship (four-year renewable)Music Scholarships (determined by department)Business Scholarship (determined by department)Biology Scholarship (determined by department)Behavioral Sciences Scholarship (determined by department)Education Scholarship (determined by department)Alumni Award (determined by department)Schjerven Scholarship (one-time award)Return to Table of Contents5.04 GrantsFederal Pell GrantFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG)National Science and Mathematics Access to Retain Talent Grant (SMART)Texas Tuition Equalization Grant (TEG)2008-2009 Catalog Page 21
Page 4 and 5: 8.00 Student Services .............
Page 6 and 7: 16.02 Board of Regents, Concordia U
Page 8 and 9: 1.02 Communicating with Concordia1.
Page 10 and 11: June 25 Thursday Last day to Drop a
Page 12 and 13: 2.02.02 - AccreditationConcordia Un
Page 14 and 15: Return to Table of Contents2.06 Leg
Page 16 and 17: 3.02 Degree Seeking Transfer studen
Page 18 and 19: 4.01 Tuition and FeesTuitionTuition
Page 22 and 23: Leveraging Educational Assistance P
Page 24 and 25: 6.00 AthleticsConcordia is affiliat
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Page 28 and 29: United States TravelHawaii. SCI 330
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Page 32 and 33: 7.14 Declaring a MajorConcordia Uni
Page 34 and 35: Communication/Production Minor - 21
Page 36 and 37: Expected date of graduationDegree(s
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Page 40 and 41: of academic dishonesty on file, any
Page 42 and 43: Standards of Performance for Studen
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Page 54 and 55: Army ROTC CoursesMS 000 Leadership
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Page 58 and 59: ACC 3330 Governmental & Institution
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Page 64 and 65: MTH 3301 Math for Elementary Teache
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REL 3353 American Christianity orRE
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completed application is received,
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Thesis Requirement - M.Ed.Curriculu
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CAI 5328 Historical and Philosophic
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MED 5306 Ethics and the Teacher in
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ENG 2301 World Literature: Classici
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ENG 2305 British LiteratureENG 2331
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**Pre-seminary StudiesREL 3341 Luth
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Mathematics - 3-4 academic hoursMTH
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Computer CompetencyCIS 1301 Introdu
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ESC2301 Environmental Writing & Reg
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MTH 2402 Calculus IIMTH 2301 Introd
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ENG xxxx Literature ElectiveENG xxx
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Speech - 3 academic hoursSPCH 2301
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15.00 Course Descriptions - Undergr
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15.04.04 AstronomyAST 3301 Astronom
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understanding of the marketing func
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negotiation, ethics, essential skil
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constitution and its amendments, wh
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management. Prerequisite: CSC 2305
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sensitivity analysis, transportatio
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for the TExES exams needed for cert
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major oral presentation. May be use
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15.04.20 GeologyGLG 1101 Urban Geol
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Hebrew. Prerequisite: One year of c
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KIN 1134 Bowling/Archery (Skill) 0,
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KIN 3332 Coaching Individual Sports
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MTH 3103 Problem Solving: Combinato
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artistic, cultural, economic, socia
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PSY 3332 Personality Theories 3,0Ap
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15.04.38 ReligionREL 1301 New Testa
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sociological theories. Prerequisite
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16.05 Administrative Directors/Mana
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