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Academic Advisement Official Evaluation The purpose of the Official Evaluation is to show students their certificate or degree standing and to allow them to select appropriate courses for their specific programs. An Official Evaluation should be requested only if the student intends to complete a University of Maryland University College certificate or degree. An Official Evaluation is based on the curriculum in effect when the student first registered with UMUC or a Maryland public two- or four-year school provided there has been no break in enrollment exceeding two years. Students are eligible for an Official Evaluation if they have taken 6 semester hours of course work with Maryland, have a grade point average of 2.0 (C) or higher, have paid the application fee, and have no financial obligation to the University. A student can obtain an Official Evaluation as soon as UMUC- Europe’s Heidelberg headquarters has received all records of previous educational experiences. These must be sent directly from each issuing institution (or other source, in the case of military documents). Thus, students should arrange to have their previous educational organizations submit these documents to University of Maryland University College, Office of Evaluations, Unit 29216, APO AE 09102 as soon as possible. The Official Evaluation is provided on a Curriculum Planning Sheet. Please see the next section for additional information. Documents required for the Official Evaluation include as applicable: Request for an Official Evaluation (UMAA-026); CLEP, USAFI/DANTES, Excelsior College Exams (ECEP — formerly RCEP, ACT/PEP), etc., test results; transcripts from all colleges or universities attended; and appropriate military documents. An Official Evaluation cannot be started until an official transcript has been received from each institution attended, even when credit from one institution is posted on the transcript of another institution. All documents must be official. Form UMAA-002 for requesting transcripts from colleges or universities is available at education centers. All transcripts and military documents become the property of UMUC-Europe and can neither be returned to nor copied for the student. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all appropriate documents have been received by the Office of Evaluations. Students who attend a non-U.S. institution (e.g., German Gymnasium) or university for which transfer credit may be awarded should submit official documents, including secondary school documents, to the Office of Evaluations in Heidelberg. Word-for-word translations of all non-English documents must be provided. These will be forwarded to an evaluation agency for review. Updated evaluations will be provided upon request for students who have completed at least 12 semester hours of UMUC course work, maintained a grade point average of 2.0 (C) or better, and have no financial obligation to the University. The Office of Evaluations can be reached via e-mail at edevals@ed.umuc.edu. Academic Advisement Curriculum Planning Sheets UMUC degree-seeking students receive their official evaluation in the form of the Curriculum Planning Sheet, which serves two purposes: 1. To indicate to the student the requirements which have been completed both through UMUC courses and through transfer of other credit, if applicable; and 2. To show remaining requirements in each part of the certificate/ degree curriculum. The Curriculum Planning Sheet should be kept up-to-date by the student and used to select suitable courses toward a UMUC certificate or degree. When registering for classes, students should also refer to this Catalog to assure their selections fulfill the appropriate certificate and degree requirements. Students receiving VA educational benefits or federal financial aid are cautioned to follow the Curriculum Planning Sheet closely. No award can be made for any course that does not fit into the student’s degree program. Course selection advice is also available upon request from Maryland academic advisors. Contract for Degree The purpose of the Contract for Degree (CFD) is to assist students who plan to earn a degree with UMUC. To be eligible to request a CFD, a student must receive an Official Evaluation from UMUC and complete the minimum UMUC coursework requirements specified for the degree. The CFD is valid up to the conferral of the first associate or baccalaureate degree by any school. For more information, see the UMUC degree section of this Catalog. The student requests a CFD through the Office of Evaluations in Heidelberg. Upon receipt of the request and verification of eligibility, UMUC will complete the CFD and mail it directly to the student. A copy is also sent to the education center. Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges UMUC participates in the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges’ Degree Programs for Military Personnel as follows: SOCAD-2 for Army personnel, SOCNAV-2 for Navy personnel, SOCCOAST-2 for Coast Guard personnel, and SOCMAR-2 for Marine personnel at the certificate and associate-degree levels. SOCAD-4 for Army personnel, SOCNAV-4 for Navy personnel, SOCCOAST-4 for Coast Guard personnel, and SOCMAR-4 for Marine personnel at the baccalaureate level. 2003/2004 Undergraduate Catalog 17
Academic Advisement SOCAD-2, SOCNAV-2, SOCCOAST-2, SOCMAR-2, SOCAD-4, SOCNAV-4, SOCCOAST-4, and SOCMAR-4 agreements will be issued to students after they have paid the Application Fee, completed at least six semester hours of UMUC course work, and requested an Official Evaluation. Students should note that the minimum number of semester hours needed with Maryland to earn a Maryland degree is 15 s.h. for the associate and 30 s.h. for the baccalaureate. To earn either degree, students must maintain a grade point average of 2.0 (C) or better in UMUC courses and satisfy minimum UMUC degree requirements. Family members may also apply for SOCAD-2, SOCNAV-2, SOCCOAST-2, SOCMAR-2, SOCAD-4, SOCNAV-4, SOCCOAST-4, and SOCMAR-4 agreements. UMUC participates in the SOCED program designed to help members of the military community prepare for eventual careers in secondary-level teaching. UMUC also participates in the new SOC Degree Builder program which helps servicemembers in various MOS/NER career paths plot their degree progress. 18 For More Information, Contact University of Maryland University College Office of Evaluations Unit 29216 APO AE 09102 DSN: 370-6762 CIV: +49-(0)6221-378347 Fax: +49-(0)6221-302017 E-mail: edevals@ed.umuc.edu 2003/2004Undergraduate Catalog
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Page 34 and 35: UMUC Certificates Common Certificat
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BMGT 498L International Business Co
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Explain the significance of global
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substituted to fulfill the required
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Discuss the roles of the different
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Web-Based Computer-Conferencing Cou
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concepts relating to transactional
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the general education requirement i
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CMST 100Q Introduction to Microcomp
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Economics Courses in economics (des
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include composing a total of at lea
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understanding as well as the use of
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are examined, then placed in the co
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MATH 001 Pre-Algebra (3) (Not open
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SOCY 443 The Family and Society (3)
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Turkish Courses in Turkish (designa
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Heidelberg Office London Office Add
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University System of Maryland Board
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Boyd, Ted W., Adjunct Associate Pro
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Trousdell, Elizabeth, Collegiate Pr
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VI. Transfer of Nongeneral Educatio
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have 15 working days to resolve the
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his or her status as a student. (3)
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creator. F. The term “reckless co
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administrator or designee(s) will c
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fied of the charge, the student sha
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Appendix J Shared Governance at UMU
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