Catalog 12-13.indd - McMurry University

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Graduate Studiesment. If admission is delayed beyond one semester,a new application must be submitted, along with allrequired documents.Non-Degree AdmissionA student may apply as a non-degree student by completingthe non-degree application, which is obtainedat the Registrar’s offi ce, and submitting all offi cialtranscripts. Admission as a non-degree student is nota guarantee of a successful admission into McMurry’sgraduate program for a later term or that the creditsearned as non-degree will count towards the graduatedegree. Some courses require admission to the programand/or departmental approval before enrollingas a non-degree student.The non-degree status is for 1 semester only, not toexceed 9 credit hours. In order to continue takinggraduate courses, the student must be admitted to thegraduate school through the regular graduate admissionprocess. There is no fi nancial aid available fornon-degree status.Re-AdmissionA student who withdraws from classes during a fall orspring semester or who is not enrolled for one longsemester must complete a Readmission Applicationwith the Registrar’s offi ce. Readmission to thegraduate program is subject to the approval of themajor department. Readmission applications shouldbe completed and on fi le with the Registrar’s offi ce atleast 30 days prior to the beginning of the semester inwhich the student wishes to return to McMurry.A student who is not enrolled in the M.S.N programfor a period of 1 year will be required to re-apply foradmission to the program through PHSSN.ACADEMIC PROGRESSAt the conclusion of each fall and spring semester, themajor department evaluates the progress of each studentand determines whether or not good academicstanding has been maintained.Individual departments or programs may have additionalcriteria above the minimum university academicstandards, and, if so, the departmental standardswill be the requirement for determining satisfactoryacademic progress.Academic probationIf the cumulative GPA falls below 3.0 the student isplaced on academic probation. The student mustraise the cumulative GPA to a minimum of 3.0 by theend of the next two successive long semesters. Thestatus of “Academic Probation” will be notated on theoffi cial transcript. A student cannot graduate while onacademic probationAcademic suspensionA student on academic probation who fails to raise thecumulative GPA to 3.0 in the allotted timeframe is thensuspended. A student may be suspended if a grade ofD, F, or WF is earned in any semester.Students must appeal directly to the Graduate Councilto have their academic suspension lifted. The studentmay only be readmitted to the graduate program accordingto the recommendations and approval of themajor department and the Graduate Council.The status of “Academic Suspension” will be notatedon the offi cial transcript. A student cannot enroll orgraduate while on academic suspension.GRADUATE COURSE WORKNo graduate credit will be granted for courses thatwere taken at the undergraduate level or a courseless than the 5000 level, either at McMurry or elsewhere.Students must have an appropriate baccalaureatedegree in order to enroll in graduate levelcourses at McMurry.TIME FOR DEGREE COMPLETIONThe graduate degree must be completed six academicyears from term of initial enrollment in the graduateprogram. Any student who does not graduate withinthe six year time limit must meet the requirements ofthe most current catalog and petition the GraduateCouncil to continue in the graduate program under thenew degree plan.TRANSFER HOURSA limited number of credit hours taken at anotherregionally accredited college or university may beconsidered for transfer if applicable to the student’sgraduate program at McMurry. A maximum numberof six credit hours may be transferred at the graduatelevel. Such credits must be taken within fi veacademic years of initial enrollment, must carry a “B”grade (3.0 on a 4.0 scale), and must be approved bythe major department.WITHDRAWING FROM THE UNIVERSITYIf withdrawing during a semester of enrollment is necessary,the student must obtain the appropriate paperworkfrom the Registrar’s offi ce. The form requiresthe signature of several campus offi ces, including theBusiness and Financial Aid offi ces. If procedure is notfollowed, the student is subject to receiving a gradeof F in all courses. No student may withdraw afterthe last date of withdrawal specifi ed in the academiccalendar.SECOND MASTER’S DEGREEStudents who are either currently enrolled in or havepreviously earned a master’s degree may apply for anadditional master’s degree from McMurry.150
Graduate StudiesApproval of a 2nd master’s degree must meet the followingrequirements:• All requirements for the 2nd master’s degreemust be satisfi ed.• Permission to work on a 2nd master’s degreeconcurrently is subject to approval of the GraduateCouncil.• A total of 24 hours must be earned in residentMcMurry courses for the 2nd master’s degree.• With approval from the major department of the2nd master’s degree, a maximum of 6 hoursearned for the previous master’s degree, may beapplied.• Courses applying to the 2nd degree must carry aminimum “B” grade.• Only non-capstone/thesis/internship credits willbe considered for possible transfer credit.• All credit hours for the 2nd master’s degree mustbe earned within fi ve academic years followingmatriculation.151
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McMURRY UNIVERSITYSouth 14th and Sa
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Campus Map23. Shirley L. & Mildred
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McMURRY UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CALENDA
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McMURRY UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CALENDA
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FROM THE PRESIDENTWELCOME TO MCMURR
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Mayer Foundation of Plainview has a
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Academic PoliciesACADEMIC POLICIES
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GPA Calculations / Grade AppealsGRA
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Degree RequirementsSchoolsSeven bac
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ChemistryBACHELOR OF ARTSCHEMISTRY
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Curriculum and InstructionCURRICULU
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EnglishBACHELOR OF ARTSENGLISH and
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HistoryBACHELOR OF ARTSHISTORY GRAD
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FacultyRICHARD MCLAMORE (1997)Profe
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FacultyALICE MURPHY (1999)Assistant
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Professors EmeritiEDWARD LYNDOL HAR
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