Vision, Mission, and Guiding Principles for SCUHS

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140,000+ e-books. Electronic databases are accessible through the MySCU portal and associated apps. They include: • EbscoHost DISCOVERY Service o MEDLINE Full Text o Academic Search Premier o Alt Health Watch o AMED o CINAHL o Cochrane Databases o DynaMed (clinical point of care) o SPORTDiscus with Full Text o Ebsco e-books • Bates Visual Guide to Physical Examination (video database) • Netter Images Presenter • ChiroAccess/MANTIS • CM-DB: Chinese Medicine Database • ICL/Index to Chiropractic Literature • LOCUSMap • Natural Medicines • OCLC WorldCat • OVID • ProQuest ebrary (e-books) • R2 e-books collection • ScienceDirect • UpToDate (clinical point of care) • WanFang (English and Chinese) Services to alumni, faculty and outside healthcare providers may include research services, borrowing privileges, interlibrary loan, and document retrieval. Non-SCU members may join the LRC Friends for access to services and resources. Please contact the Executive Director of the LRC for more information. Regular business hours are: Monday - Thursday: 7:00 am to 11:00 pm Friday: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm Sunday: 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm UNIVERSITY POLICIES University policies are excerpted from the SCUHS Policy Manual. 221
Compliance Enrollment in the university, or the payment of a fee in advance, does not constitute a contract beyond any single term. The administration of Southern California University of Health Sciences reserves the right to alter curriculum, schedules, tuition, fees, and requirements at any time without notice. This catalog supersedes and replaces previously published editions. The academic and graduation requirements and the curriculum outlined herein apply to all persons enrolling at Southern California University of Health Sciences as of September 2017 and thereafter. Students currently enrolled must meet the specific requirements detailed at the time of their enrollment, plus any additional requirements set forth by the University. Liability The University disclaims liability for any damages, bodily or otherwise, incurred by students on or off campus as a result of athletic and other extracurricular activities. Consumer Information The SCU Consumer Information Guide is available here. For assistance, or a print copy of the Consumer Information Guide, contact OneStop Enrollment Services. Tuition Refunds (SCU Policy 7.6.2) Only tuition shall be refundable in the event of cancellation of enrollment or withdrawal. Fees and other charges are not refundable. All books and other materials purchased by the student are the property of that student. The University will not accept returned materials nor make refunds for services. Students may withdraw prior to or within the first three days of classes and qualify for a full tuition refund if no classes have been attended. Students who withdraw from the University after classes have begun will be charged an administrative fee. The University reserves the right to change the refund schedule at any time. LACC Students: The following refund schedule applies only for total withdrawal or dismissal; no refunds are made for dropping one or more courses in the DC program. CEM Students: Refunds for withdrawal from one or more courses is/are calculated using the following refunds schedule, less applicable change of scheduling fees. % of attendance Actual Attendance Time % of Tuition Refund 10% Up to 10 Calendar days inclusive 90% 25% Up to 26 Calendar days inclusive 75% 50% Up to 50 Calendar days inclusive 50% No refund shall be given if the student has been in attendance or enrolled for more than 50% of the trimester. 222
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Continuing Student Registration ...
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Representative Schedule of Courses:
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Informal Discussion ...............
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President’s Message We appreciate
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Campus Map 10
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General Requirements for Admission
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FAFSA Results After the federal pro
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Scholarships for Continuing Student
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SAP Standards by Program Doctor of
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If it is determined that at any tim
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Yellow Ribbon Program Southern Cali
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Students are responsible for the pu
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Course Schedules The degree program
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LOS ANGELES COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC
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Sports Medicine SCU offers three di
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Chiropractic Sports Medicine Reside
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ability to comprehend three-dimensi
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Professionalism Graduates will demo
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Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese M
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Program Learning Outcomes Basic Sci
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