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Graduate Residency RequirementStudents who have earned a first masters degree from a regionally accreditedinstitution who wish to pursue a second graduate degree in a related or collateralfield at HBU may do so with the permission of the faculty of the College offeringthe degree. With the exception of students pursuing a second graduate degree inbusiness, students must complete at least twenty-four hours of course work inthe degree program at HBU. The College of Business and Economics requires 30semester hours for the second graduate degree. Specific requirements are establishedby the faculty of the College offering the degree program so that duplicatecourse work is avoided while fulfilling the requirements for the degree.Graduate Scholastic StandingEvery graduate student enrolled in graduate programs is required to maintain ahigh level of performance and to comply fully with policies of the University.Students who are admitted to a degree program with stipulations are subject tocompliance with those requirements. Failure to fulfill the conditions stipulatedat the time of admission will result in suspension from the University. If a graduatestudent’s cumulative grade point average falls below 3.0, the student will beplaced on academic probation. A 3.0 average is the minimum requirement of theUniversity for graduate students; individual academic programs may impose ahigher grade point average for continuance in specific programs. Probationarystatus can be removed only when the cumulative GPA reaches the minimum of3.0. Each student placed on academic probation must achieve a minimum 3.0GPA during the student’s current enrollment or he or she will be suspended andwill not be allowed to apply for readmission until at least one full quarter haspassed. Readmission is not guaranteed after a student has been suspended. Astudent readmitted to graduate study after a period of academic suspension andnot attaining a 3.0 GPA for that period will be permanently suspended.Graduate Transfer CreditThere is no guaranteed transfer of credit toward a graduate degree; however, incertain programs, work completed in residence at another accredited institutionmay, on the recommendation of the Program Director, be accepted by theUniversity Registrar as credit toward a graduate degree. The University will notrecognize hours achieved either entirely or partially on the basis of life experience.No correspondence or extension credit will be accepted. No more than sixsemester hours of graduate credit will be allowed in transfer from another collegeor university. (See “Graduate Admissions” section.) English language courses areordinarily not accepted from institutions in countries where English is not theprimary language.Learning Disability AccommodationPlease refer to the Undergraduate section on this topic.Student Directory InformationPlease see “Family Education Rights and Privacy Act” section.98 / Graduate Degree Program
Time Limit on Length of ProgramRequired courses are scheduled for the convenience of the student. Using a combinationof available offerings, a typical student will be able to earn the graduatedegree within the span of twenty-four or fewer months. A student may have fiveyears after first enrollment to complete all requirements for the graduate degree.However, specific degree programs may permit shorter periods of study.Graduate Degree Program/ 99
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Don LooserVice President forAcademi
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Required Courses Core (43 hrs Core;
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Orange and Blue Award / 50Church Ma
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Student Directory Information / 99T
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Fall, 2006September 1 .............
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Fall, 2007August 31 ...............
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Summer, 2008May 30 ................
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GENERAL INFORMATIONCHARACTERISTICSA
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History: Structure and Organization
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the University Apartments, the Memo
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Science Center, the Mabee Teaching
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Health InsuranceTo ensure that HBU
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Student Health ServicesThe purpose
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ADMISSIONSUniversity AdmissionsUnde
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mathematical reasoning sections or
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• An appropriate Smith College co
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5. Re-Entry AdmissionAny student wh
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cant has not completed more than tw
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International Student AdmissionAn i
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FINANCIAL SERVICESUndergraduate Tui
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ROOM AND BOARD:A meal plan is requi
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FINANCIAL AIDFinancial aid may be i
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Page 101 and 102: GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMProgram Poli
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Page 109 and 110: MASTER OF LIBERAL ARTSThe Master of
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Page 117 and 118: The Honors Program in ChristianityD
Page 119 and 120: Communication SystemsChoose 9 hrs f
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Page 125 and 126: Political ScienceThe political scie
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Page 137 and 138: Senior SeminarsChoose 4 hrs from th
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BA/BS International BusinessFaculty
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AccountingFaculty: Dr. Darlene Serr
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FinanceFaculty: Dr. Melissa Wiseman
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Graduate ProgramsMASTER OF ACCOUNTA
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CISM 6365 e-Business Concepts and S
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENTDire
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College of Business and Economics /
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH ADMINIS
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL
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Supplemental CertificationA supplem
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course which has EDUC 4301/4311/531
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Fall student teaching, by the secon
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CreditsSmith College (see page 85)
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Interdisciplinary StudiesFaculty: D
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Courses Required for Available Spec
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Graduate ProgramsMASTER OF EDUCATIO
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BILINGUAL EDUCATIONTo gain admissio
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Curriculum and Instruction with All
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The following courses must be compl
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The following courses must be compl
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already possess a graduate degree.
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EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONTo earn t
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OPTION 2A student who has above a 2
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College of Education and Behavioral
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COLLEGE OF NURSINGUndergraduate Pro
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to the studies and on the economic
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Degrees with DistinctionHonors at g
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BSN PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSCreditsPrer
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Advance Standing Credit 35When admi
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICSU
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CreditsBiology Requirements 31BIOL
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CreditsInterdisciplinary Requiremen
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Other MajorsComposite Science Major
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*** HIST 2313, 2323 are recommended
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Pre-Pharmacy ProgramDirector: Dr. S
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Pre-Physician Assistant ProgramDire
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
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ACCT 4301 Advanced AccountingPrereq
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ART 2232, 2242, 2252, 3232, 3242, 3
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BIOCHEMISTRY-MOLECULAR BIOLOGYBCMB
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BIOLOGYBIOL 1101, 1102, 1103 Patien
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BIOL 3434 Ecology and Field Biology
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BIOL 4433 EmbryologyPrerequisites:
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BUSA 4301 International BusinessThi
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CHEM 2416 General Chemistry IIPrere
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CHRI 1323 New TestamentPrerequisite
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CHRI 4292, 4293 Senior SeminarPrere
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CHRI 6313 Pastoral Care and Spiritu
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CISM 4181, 4281, 4381 Special Topic
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COMM 3323 Communication TheoryPrere
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ECON 3302 Economic Theory- Intermed
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EDAD 6291 Internship in the Princip
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EDBI 3336 Advanced Spanish Writing
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EDBI 5350 Developing Literacy in th
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EDRE 4301 Advanced Developmental Re
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EDRE 5351 Emergent Literacy(Offered
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EDSP 5336 Instructional Techniques
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EDUC 4312 The School in U.S. Societ
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EDUC 4396 Student Teaching in Secon
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EDUC 5313 Curriculum and Instructio
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EDUC 6307 Design of Print-Based Med
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ENGL 2365 Masterworks: DramaPrerequ
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ENGL 3370 Hispanic LiteraturePrereq
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ENTR 3335 Financing New VenturesPre
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EPSY 6344 Educational Appraisal of
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FINA 6333 International FinancePrer
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FREN 3324 Advancing French Proficie
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GERM 2314, 2324 Continuing German P
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HADM 6340 Health Care Financial Man
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HIST 1324 World Civilization from 1
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HONORS PROGRAMHONR 4399 Senior Hono
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JOUR 2303 Newswriting for Mass Comm
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KINE 2336 Strategies and Principles
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KINE 4363 Sports SociologyPrerequis
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MATH 3310 Discrete MathPrerequisite
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MANAGEMENTMGMT 3305 Organization Be
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MGMT 5340 Internship: MBAPrerequisi
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MGMT 6334 Legal Challenges in HR Ma
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MGMT 6387 Benefits and PoliciesExam
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MKTG 6333 International Marketing S
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MLA 5345 FaulknerStudents read nove
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MLA 6312 The French EnlightenmentTh
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MLA 6377 Contemporary Art Movements
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MUAP 4244 Piano Pedagogy IISurvey o
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MUHL 2313, 2323 Music LiteraturePre
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MUPL 1113, 2113, 3113, 4113 Percuss
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MUSC 3322 A Survey of Early 20th Ce
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MUSC 4373 Advanced Instrumental Con
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NURS 2110/2210/3121 Clinical Prepar
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NURS 4101, 4203 Advanced Parent-Inf
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NURS 4434 Care of Childbearing Fami
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PHOT 3322 Photography II: The Darkr
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PHYS 3413 Modern Physics IPrerequis
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POLS 3348 American Political Though
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PSYC 3313 Human Growth and Developm
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SOCI 4293 Senior Seminar in Sociolo
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SPAN 3314 Advancing Spanish Profici
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WRIT 3383 Advanced Grammar and Writ
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESMr. Ray Cox, Jr. .
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSDONALD W. LO
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FACULTY MEMBERS(Date indicates year
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GARY CLAY (1998)Professor in Educat
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ELOISE HUGHES (1996)Professor in Ed
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RENATA NERO (1998)Professor in Psyc
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PHYLLIS B. THOMPSON (1970)Professor
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INDEXAcademic Advising ............
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FERPA - Family EducationalRights &
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Smith College Requirements ........
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