Course Prefixes and Numbers - Andrews University

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Course Prefixes and Numbers Directory
Courses are listed by course prefix and course number. Course prefixes are listed below in alphabetical order. At the end of each prefix
designation is an abbreviated symbol in parentheses for the school in which the prefix occurs. Symbols are as follows:
Information on Academic Matters Phone number Fax number
College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) School of Business Administration (SBA) School of Health Professions (SHP)
Dean, College of Arts & Sciences 269-471-3411 269-471-6236
School of Architecture, Art & Design (SAAD) School of Education (SED) Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary (SEM)
Dean, School of Architecture, Art & Design 269-471-6003 269-471-6261
ACCT Accounting (SBA) ENGL English (CAS) MUCT Music Composition & Theory (CAS) Dean, School of Business Administration 269-471-3632 269-471-6158
AFLT Aviation Flight ENGM Engineering Management (CAS) MUED Music Education (CAS) Dean, School of Distance Education 269-471-6581 269-471-2804
AGRI Agriculture ENGR Engineering (CAS) MUHL Music History & Literature (CAS) Dean, School of Education 269-471-3464 269-471-6374
ALHE Allied Health (CAS) ENGT Engineering Technology (CAS) MUPF Music Performance (CAS) Dean, School of Graduate Studies & Research 269-471-3405 269-471-6246
ANSI Animal Science ENSL Intensive English (CAS) MURE Music—Religious (CAS) Dean, School of Health Professions 269-471- 269-471-
ANTH Anthropology (CAS) FDNT Nutrition (SHP) NRSG Nursing (SHP) Dean, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary 269-471-3537 269-471-6202
ARCH Architecture (SAAD) FMST Family Studies (CAS) NTST New Testament Studies (SEM) Director, Off-Campus Programs 269-471-6590 269-471-2804
ART Art Studio (SAAD) FNCE Finance (SBA) OTST Old Testament Studies (SEM)
ARTH Art History (SAAD) FREN French (CAS) PHIL Philosophy (CAS) Admissions
AVIA Aviation FTES Fitness & Exercise Studies (SHP) PHTH Physical Therapy (SHP) Undergraduate 269-471-6346 269-471-2670
AVMT Aviation Maintenance GDPC Graduate Psychology & PHTO Photography (SAAD) Graduate 269-471-6321 269-471-6246
BCHM Biochemistry (CAS) Counseling (SED) PHYS Physics (CAS) International Student Services 269-471-6395 269-471-6388
BHSC Behavioral Sciences (CAS) GEOG Geography (CAS) PLSC Political Science (CAS)
BIBL Biblical Languages (CAS) GNST General Studies (CAS) PORT Portuguese (CAS) Business Matters
BIOL Biology (CAS) GRMN German (CAS) PREL Public Relations (CAS) Student Financial Services 269-471-3334 269-471-3228
BOT Botany (CAS) GRPH Graphic Arts (SAAD) PSYC Psychology (CAS) Director, Student Accounts 269-471-3334 269-471-3228
BSAD Business Administration (SBA) GSEM General Theological Seminary PTH Physical Therapy—Professional Student Financial Aid 269-471-3334 269-471-3228
CHEM Chemistry (CAS) (SEM) & Post-Professional (SHP) Employment 269-471-3570 269-471-6293
CHIS Church History (SEM) HIST History (CAS) RELB Religion—Biblical Studies (CAS) University Apartments 269-471-6979 269-471-3042
CHMN Christian Ministry (SEM) HLED Health Education (SHP) RELG Religion—General (CAS) Vice President, Financial Administration 269-471-3484 269-471-6543
CIDS Comm & Intl Development (CAS) HONS Honors (all undergraduate) RELH Religion—History (CAS)
COMM Communication (CAS) HORT Horticulture RELP Religion—Professional & Residence Halls
CPTR Computing & Software IDSC Interdisciplinary Studies (CAS) Applied Studies (CAS) Men’s residence halls
Engineering (CAS) INFS Information Systems (SBA) RELT Religion—Theology (CAS) Meier Hall 269-471-3390 269-471-3671
DGME Digital Multimedia (SAAD) INLS International Language SOCI Sociology (CAS) Burman Hall 269-471-3670 269-471-6659
DSRE Discipleship & Religious Studies (CAS) SOWK Social Work (CAS)
Education (SEM) JOUR Journalism (CAS) SPAN Spanish (CAS) Women’s residence halls
ECON Economics (SBA) LEAD Leadership (SED) SPED Special Education (SED) Lamson Hall 269-471-3446 269-471-3683
EDAL Educational Administration MAED Mathematics Education (CAS) SPPA Speech-Language Pathology Damazo Hall 269-471-3670 269-471-6659
& Leadership (SED) MATH Mathematics (CAS) & Audiology (SHP)
EDCI Educational Curriculum MDIA Media (SAAD) STAT Statistics (CAS)
Academic Transcripts
& Instruction (SED) MKTG Marketing (SBA) THST Theology & Christian
Academic Records 269-471-3375 269-471-6001
EDFN Educational Foundations (SED) MLSC Medical Laboratory Science Philosophy (SEM)

EDRM Research & Measurement (SED) (SHP) VDEO Video (SAAD)
General Education
EDTE Teacher Education (SED) MSCI Mathematics and Science (CAS) ZOOL Zoology (CAS)
Director, General Education 269-471-6157 269-471-6236
EDUC Education—General (SED) MSSN World Mission (SEM)
Honors Program
Course Numbering System
Director, J.N. Andrews Honors Program 269-471-3297 269-471-6236
Non Credit Below 100 Courses enabling the student to qualify for freshman standing
Undergraduate Lower Division 100–199 Courses usually taken during the freshman year Student Life
200–299 Courses usually taken during the sophomore year Vice President, Student Life 269-471-2679 269-471-6388
Undergraduate Upper Division 300–399 Courses usually taken during the junior year General Information 269-471-3215 269-471-6388
400–499 Courses usually taken during the senior year
Graduate Level 500–699 Courses for graduate students only Veterans Information
700–999 Courses for post-masters students Office of Veterans Services 269-471-3286 269-471-6001

Symbols Used in the Text
Weekend or night calls can be made to the campus switchboard at 269-471-7771 where a menu
t = Swing course—Approved 400–499 courses qualify for graduate-level credit of phone numbers is available. The general campus fax number is 269-471-6900.
for graduate students
$ = Course that may charge an extra fee (e.g., labs, field trips or supplies) For toll-free answers to questions about courses of study, financial aid and enrollment
Alt = Course offered alternate years Call Andrews University IN-LINE
AH = Art History course Nationwide and Canada: 800-253-2874 (Admissions)
C = Correspondence course
D = Distance delivery options available
H = Honors course
S = Service course
SA = Studio Art course
2012–2013
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Table of Contents
Program & Degree Index ...................................................................4
Academic Calendar ..........................................................................12
The University ..................................................................................18
Academic Resources ........................................................................19
Campus Resources ..........................................................................23
Student Life .....................................................................................26
General Academic Information.........................................................36
Undergraduate Programs Admission ................................................39
Undergraduate Academic Information .............................................42
General Education ...........................................................................46
General Education Charts ................................................................49
Graduate Programs Admission .........................................................52
Graduate Academic Information ......................................................56
Financial Information .......................................................................64
Academic Scholarships Funded by Andrews University ...................76
Undergraduate Financial Assistance ...............................................77
Graduate Financial Assistance ........................................................85
J.N. Andrews Honors Program ..........................................................90
Undergraduate Leadership Program ................................................94
Department of Agriculture ...............................................................98
Department of Aviation ..................................................................106
College of Arts & Sciences .............................................................112
School of Architecture, Art & Design ..............................................222
School of Business Administration ................................................242
School of Distance Education ........................................................258
School of Education .......................................................................268
School of Graduate Studies & Research ..........................................53
School of Health Professions .........................................................326
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary ................................360
University Personnel ......................................................................422
Appendix ........................................................................................441
General Index .................................................................................443
Undergraduate Degrees List ..........................................................449
Graduate Degrees List ...................................................................450
Campus Map ..................................................................................451
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PROGRAM & DEGREE INDEX Physician Assistant .................................................................114
Public History .........................................................................114
Respiratory Care .....................................................................114
Department of Agriculture ....................................98
Behavioral Neuroscience .............................115, 187
AT: Agriculture
BS: Biology .............................................................................116
Crop Production..................................................................100
Behavior/Mathematics Emphasis ........................................116
Dairy Herd Management Emphasis ....................................100
Neuroscience Emphasis .......................................................116
AT: Horticulture .....................................................................100
BS: Psychology .......................................................................116
Landscape Design Emphasis ..............................................100
Landscape Management Emphasis ....................................100
Behavioral Sciences ...........................................116
BS: Agriculture ........................................................................98
BA: Psychology .......................................................................118
BS: Animal Science ..................................................................98
BA: Sociology .........................................................................119
Equine Emphasis ..................................................................98
BS: Behavioral Sciences .........................................................117
Management Emphasis.........................................................98
Emphasis Areas
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Emphasis .......................................98
Anthropological Archaeology ...........................................117
BS: Horticulture .......................................................................98
Anthropology....................................................................117
Landscape Design Emphasis ................................................99
Public Health ....................................................................118
Landscape Management Emphasis ......................................99
Student Development .......................................................118
BT: Agriculture .........................................................................99
BS: Family Studies ..................................................................118
Agribusiness Emphasis .........................................................99
BS: Psychology .......................................................................118
Animal Husbandry Emphasis ...............................................99
Behavioral Neuroscience Emphasis .....................................119
Crop Production Emphasis ...................................................99
General Program ..................................................................118
BT: Horticulture .......................................................................99
Health Psychology Emphasis ...............................................119
Horticultural Crop Production ..............................................99
Pre-Professional Program ....................................................119
Landscape Design Emphasis ................................................99
BS: Sociology ..........................................................................119
Landscape Management Emphasis ......................................99
Community & International Development Emphasis .........120
BT: International Agriculture Development .............................99
Deviant Behavior Emphasis ................................................120
Minors in Agriculture, Animal Science or Horticulture .........100
Emergency Preparedness Emphasis ...................................120
Pre-Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine ...................98
Sociology of the Family Emphasis ......................................120
International Development Program (Off-Campus) ................124
Department of Aviation ......................................106
Administration of the Program ............................................125
AT: Aviation ............................................................................107
Admission Requirements .....................................................125
Aviation Maintenance ..........................................................107
Concentrations in International Development ....................125
Flight ...................................................................................107
Graduate Certificates ...........................................................126
BT: Aviation ...........................................................................106
International Development ...............................................126
Aviation Maintenance .........................................................106
Organizational Leadership ...............................................126
Aviation Maintenance and Business ...................................106
MIDA: International Development .......................................124
GE Requirements ................................................................106
MIDA: Organizational Leadership .......................................125
Flight ..................................................................................106
Teaching Sites ......................................................................125
Flight and Aviation Maintenance .......................................106
Minor in Anthropology ..........................................................120
Flight and Business ............................................................106
Minor in Behavioral Sciences ................................................120
Aviation Maintenance Area Courses .......................................107
Minor in Community and International Development ............121
FAA Certification ....................................................................107
Minor in Family Studies ..........................................................121
FAA-Approved Instruction ...................................................107
Minor in Psychology ...............................................................121
FAA Aviation Maintenance Certification Programs ..............107
Minor in Sociology ..................................................................121
Airframe ...........................................................................107
Minor in Sociology (Teacher Certification) .............................121
Airframe and Powerplant .................................................107
MSCID: Master of Science in Community and
Powerplant .......................................................................107
International Development (On-Campus) ......................121
FAA Flight Certification Programs .......................................107
Admission Requirements .....................................................121
Flight Area Courses................................................................106
Advanced Standing, One-Year Program ...............................122
Minor in Aviation ....................................................................107
Assistantships .....................................................................122
Aviation Maintenance ..........................................................107
Concentration Areas ............................................................122
Flight ...................................................................................107
Degree Requirements ...........................................................122
Regular Standing, Two-Year Program ..................................121
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES ............112
MSCID/MSW: Dual Degree ......................................................123
Pre-Professional Programs .................................112 Administration and Development Emphasis .......................124
Dental Assistant and Dental Hygiene .....................................112 International Social Work Emphasis ...................................124
Dentistry .................................................................................112 Requirements for Admission ...............................................124
Law ......................................................................................112 Teacher Certification...............................................................117
Medicine .................................................................................113
Occupational Therapy ............................................................113 Biology ................................................................137
Optometry ...............................................................................114 BS: Biology .............................................................................138
Pharmacy ................................................................................114 Behavior/Mathematics Emphasis ........................................138
PROGRAM & DEGREE INDEX 5
Biomedical Emphasis ..........................................................138 Minor in Journalism ................................................................149
Botany Emphasis .................................................................138 Minor in Media Studies ...........................................................149
Molecular Biology Emphasis ...............................................138 Minor in Photojournalism .......................................................149
Neurobiology Emphasis .......................................................138 Minor in Public Production ...................................................150
Neuroscience Emphasis .......................................................138 Minor in Public Relations .......................................................149
Secondary Education Emphasis ..........................................138 Minor in Strategic Communication ........................................150
Special Emphasis .................................................................138 Practicum ...............................................................................147
Zoology Emphasis ................................................................138 Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) ............147
MAT: Biology ...........................................................................139
Minor in Biology .....................................................................138 Engineering & Computer Science .......................155
Minor in Environmental Sciences ...........................................138 Computing ..............................................................................155
MS: Biology .............................................................................138 BS: Computing .....................................................................156
Senior Thesis ..........................................................................138 Computer Science Emphasis ............................................156
Software Systems Emphasis .............................................156
Chemistry & Biochemistry ..................................143 Minor in Computing ............................................................156
American Chemical Society Certification ...............................143 Engineering ............................................................................156
BS: Biochemistry ...................................................................144 BS in Engineering ................................................................156
BS: Biochemistry (ACA approved) .........................................144 Electrical & Computer Engineering Emphasis ..................157
BS: Chemistry .........................................................................143 GE Requirements ..............................................................156
BS: Chemistry (ACA approved) ...............................................143 Mechanical Engineering Emphasis ...................................157
GE Requirements—Chemistry w/ Secondary Certification ......143 Minor in Engineering ...........................................................157
Minor in Chemistry ................................................................144
English ................................................................161
Communication ..................................................147 Action America .......................................................................163
BA: Communication ...............................................................147 BA: English .............................................................................162
Communication Management Emphasis ............................148 English Education Emphasis ...............................................162
International Communication Emphasis ............................148 GE Requirements for English Education with Secondary
Media Technology Emphasis ..............................................148 Certification ...................................................................162
BA: Journalism ......................................................................148 Literature Emphasis ............................................................162
Media Studies Emphasis .....................................................148 Writing Emphasis ................................................................162
BA: Public Relations ..............................................................148 BS: Elementary Education, Major in Language Arts ...............162
International Public Relations Emphasis ...........................148 English Proficiency Standards ................................................161
BFA: Bachelor of Fine Arts .....................................................148 MA Admission and Degree Requirements ...............................163
BFA: Electronic Journalism ....................................................148 Master of Arts .........................................................................163
GE Requirements ................................................................148 General Emphasis ................................................................163
BS: Communication Arts: Secondary Education ....................148 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
GE Requirements .................................................................149 Emphasis (TESOL) .........................................................163
Communication Core ..............................................................147 Master of Arts in Teaching ......................................................163
Graduate Certificate Program .................................................151 Minor in English .....................................................................162
Admission and Time Limit ...................................................151 Minor in Language Arts with an Elementary Educ Major .......162
Curriculum...........................................................................151 Minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages ...162
Delivery System ...................................................................151 Second Language, Intensive Courses ......................................162
Internships .............................................................................147
MA: Communication ..............................................................150 General & Interdisciplinary Studies ....................167
Degree Requirements ..........................................................150 Distance Degrees ...................................................................168
Departmental Admission Requirements .............................150 BA: General Studies ............................................................168
Emphasis Programs ............................................................150 BA: General Studies Humanities ........................................168
Advancement and Fundraising .........................................151 BS: General Studies ............................................................168
International Community & Communication ...................151 BS: General Studies Behavioral Sciences ...........................168
Communication Management & Strategy .........................151 Cross-Cultural Studies Emphasis .....................................168
Media Studies ...................................................................151 Human Organization and Behavior Emphasis .................168
General Admission Requirements ......................................150 On-Campus Degrees ...............................................................167
Interdisciplinary Program...................................................150 AA: General Studies ...........................................................168
Progression .........................................................................150 AS: General Studies ............................................................168
Minor in Advocacy of Public Policy ........................................149 BA: General Studies .............................................................167
Minor in Communication and Community Devel. ..................149 BS: General Studies .............................................................167
Minor in Communication and The Family ..............................149 Minor in General Studies ....................................................168
Minor in Communication Arts: Secondary Cert. .....................149
Minor in Communication Studies ...........................................149 History & Political Science .................................169
Minor in Electronic Journalism ...............................................149 BA or BS: Political Science .....................................................169
Minor in Event Management ...................................................149 Students Seeking Secondary Certification ...........................170
Minor in Health Communication ............................................149 BA: History .............................................................................169
Minor in Image, Identity & Public Culture ..............................149 BS: Elementary Education, Major in Social Studies ................170
Minor in International Relations & Peace Studies ..................149 BS: Social Studies ...................................................................170
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GE Requirements .................................................................170 Minor in Music .......................................................................194
Students Seeking Secondary Certification ...........................170 MMus: Conducting..................................................................195
MAT: History ...........................................................................170 MMus: Music Education .........................................................195
Minor in History......................................................................170 MMus: Music Ministry ............................................................195
Minor in Political Science .......................................................170 MMus: Performance ................................................................195
Pre-Professional Curricula in Public History ..........................170 Music Performance Credits .....................................................192
International Language Studies ..........................175 Physics ...............................................................200
Adventist Colleges Abroad Program .......................................178 BS: Biophysics .......................................................................201
Admission Requirements .....................................................178 BS: Physics ............................................................................201
Full-Year Study Options .......................................................178 BS: Physics Education ...........................................................201
ACA Academic Year Courses ................................................179 GE Requirements ................................................................201
ACA Summer Courses .........................................................180 Major in Physics Studies ........................................................201
Departmental Tours ................................................................175 Minor in Physics ....................................................................201
BA: French for International Trade .........................................176
BA: French for K–12 Education ...............................................175 Religion & Biblical Languages..............................204
GE Requirements .................................................................175 AA: Personal Ministries (Distance Education) ........................205
BA: French Studies .................................................................175 BA: Religion ............................................................................204
BA: Spanish for International Trade .......................................176 Religion for Secondary Education Emphasis .......................204
BA: Spanish for K–12 Education ..............................................176 Christian-Muslim Studies (Newbold College only) ..............205
BA: Spanish for Translation ....................................................176 BA: Religion (Distance Education)..........................................205
BA: Spanish Studies ...............................................................176 BA: Theology ..........................................................................204
BA/BBA: French/Spanish and International Business ............177 Pastoral Ministry Emphasis .................................................204
Certificate in Spanish Translation/Interpretation ...................177 Youth Ministry Emphasis .....................................................204
Certification in Business French .............................................177 Minor in Biblical Languages ...................................................205
Certification in Business Spanish ...........................................177 Minor in Missions ...................................................................205
Language Requirements for General Education .....................181 Minor in Religion ....................................................................205
Minor in French ......................................................................177
Minor in French for Education ................................................178 Social Work .........................................................210
Minor in German ....................................................................178 BSW (Bachelor of Social Work) ..............................................210
Minor in Portuguese ...............................................................178 Admission Criteria ..............................................................210
Minor in Spanish ....................................................................178 Continued Enrollment and Professional Expectations .......210
Minor in Spanish for Education ..............................................178 English Language Requirement ..........................................210
Master of Arts in Teaching ......................................................181 GE Requirements .................................................................211
MSW (Master of Social Work) ..................................................211
Mathematics.......................................................186 Admissions Criteria .............................................................211
BS: Mathematics ....................................................................186 Areas of Emphasis ...............................................................213
BS: Mathematics Education ...................................................186 Curriculum...........................................................................212
GE Requirements ................................................................186 Degree Requirements ...........................................................212
Major in Mathematical Studies ..............................................186 English Language Requirement ...........................................211
Minor in Mathematics ............................................................186 Graduate Record Examination .............................................211
Minor in Mathematics Education ...........................................186 Advanced Standing: One-Year Program ...............................212
Minor in Mathematics of Economics and Finance ..................187 Advanced Standing Plus: Two-Year Program .......................212
Regular Standing: Two-Year Program ..................................212
Mathematics and Science ..................................190 Assistantships .....................................................................211
Admission Requirements .......................................................190 MSW/MDiv Dual Degree..........................................................213
Degree Requirements ..............................................................191 Requirements for Admission ...............................................213
MS: Mathematics and Science ...............................................190 Credits for Each Program .....................................................213
Program Options ..................................................................213
Music ..................................................................192 Christian Ministry Emphases ............................................213
BA: Music ...............................................................................193 Social Work Emphasis ......................................................213
BMus: Bachelor of Music ........................................................193 MSW/MAYYAM Dual Degree ...................................................214
Music Education Emphasis ..................................................193 MSCID/MSW Dual Degree .......................................................214
GE Requirements ..............................................................193 Administration & Development Emphasis ...........................215
Teacher Certification Requirements..................................193 International Social Work Emphasis ...................................215
Performance Emphasis ........................................................193 Collaborative Program Objectives ........................................214
GE Requirements ..............................................................193 Credits for Each Program .....................................................214
Enrollment Requirements .......................................................192 Requirements for Admission ...............................................214
Graduate Programs ................................................................194
Admission Requirements and Procedures ..........................194 School of Architecture, Art & Design .....222
Double Major Policy for Graduate Music Programs ............194 Academic Calendar 2012–2013 ................................................222
Ensemble Requirements .....................................................194 Academic Standards ...............................................................224
Thesis/Project/Recital Requirement ...................................194 Admission Procedures ............................................................223
MA: Music ...............................................................................195 BID: Bachelor of Interior Design .............................................225
PROGRAM & DEGREE INDEX 7
Pre-Professional Year One ...................................................225 Minor in Web Design ..............................................................235
Pre-Professional Year Two ...................................................225 Non-BFA Major Option ............................................................235
Professional Years One & Two .............................................225
Summer Abroad ...................................................................225 School of Business Administration .......242
BS: Architectural Studies (Non-Professional) .........................225
AS: General Business Emphasis ............................................244
BSA: Bachelor of Science in Architecture Professional
GE Requirements ................................................................244
Degree Track ..................................................................224
BBA/BA: International Business and Language .....................243
Pre-Professional Year One ...................................................224
GE Requirements .................................................................243
Pre-Professional Year Two ...................................................224
Specialized Studies in Language .........................................243
Professional Track Years One & Two ...................................224
Accreditation and Memberships .............................................242
BSCM: Bachelor of Science in Construction Management ......225
BBA Degree Program ..............................................................242
Pre-Professional Year One ...................................................225
Business Major Course/GPA Requirements ..........................243
Pre-Professional Year Two ..................................................226
Core Requirements ..............................................................243
Professional Years One & Two ............................................226
English Language Proficiency Requirements .......................243
Summer Abroad ..................................................................226
GE Requirements .................................................................243
Work Experience .................................................................226
Residence Requirement .......................................................243
Computer Policy .....................................................................222
Transfer Work ......................................................................243
General Education Requirements ...........................................224
Business Ethics Oath ..............................................................242
Graduate-Year Enrollment
BS: Business Administration .................................................244
MArch: Master of Architecture ................................................225
GE Requirements ................................................................244
MArch (3½ Year Track) ...........................................................225
Graduate Degree Program Information ..................................244
Continued Graduate Enrollment Requirements ...................225
MBA Interactive Online Degree Program ...............................256
Minor in Architectural Studies...............................................226
MBA Program .........................................................................255
Programs
Course Work ........................................................................255
Master of Architecture .........................................................222
English Language Proficiency Requirements ......................256
3½-Year Professional Degree Track ...................................222
Standards of Scholarship ....................................................255
5½-Year Professional Degree Track ...................................222
MSA: Master of Science in Administration ............................256
Program Accreditation ......................................................223
Church Administration Emphasis .......................................256
BS in Architectural Studies (Non-Professional) ...................223
Minor in Business Administration .........................................244
Bachelor of Interior Design ..................................................223
Bachelor of Science in Construction Management ..............223
Accounting, Economics & Finance ......................245
Resources................................................................................222
BA: Economics ........................................................................245
Transfer Students ...................................................................223
BBA in Accounting..................................................................245
Advanced Standing..............................................................223
BBA in Finance ......................................................................246
Summer Studio ....................................................................223
BBA in International Business ...............................................246
Minor in Accounting ...............................................................245
Department of Visual Art & Design .....................230
Minor in Economics ...............................................................246
BA: Art ....................................................................................233
Minor in Finance ...................................................................246
Emphasis Areas ...................................................................233
Art History ........................................................................233
Management, Marketing and Info Systems ........249
Pre-Art Therapy ...............................................................234
BBA in Information Systems ..................................................250
Visual Art .........................................................................234
BBA in Management ..............................................................249
BFA: Bachelor of Fine Arts ......................................................231
BBA in Marketing ...................................................................250
GE Requirements .................................................................231
Minor in Information Systems ...............................................250
Photography Emphasis ........................................................233
Minor in Management ...........................................................250
Commercial Photography Portfolio Track .........................233
Minor in Marketing ................................................................250
Documentary Film Portfolio Track....................................233
Fine Art Photography Portfolio Track ...............................233
School of Distance Education ...............258
Visual Art Emphasis ............................................................231
Mission Statement .................................................................258
Fine Art Portfolio Track ....................................................232
Core Values ............................................................................258
Illustration Portfolio Track ...............................................232
History ...................................................................................258
Pre-Art Therapy Portfolio Track ........................................232
Distance Education Definitions ........................................259
Visual Communication Emphasis ........................................232
Distance Education Programs .............................................259
Art Direction/Advertising Portfolio Track .........................232
Distance Education Courses ...............................................259
Graphic Design Portfolio Track .........................................232
Blended Learning ............................................................259
Web Design Portfolio Track ..............................................232
Correspondence ...............................................................259
BS: Visual Arts Education—Secondary (K–12) ........................234
Interactive Online ............................................................259
GE Requirements ................................................................234
Fixed Enrollment .............................................................259
Computer policy .....................................................................231
Open Enrollment .............................................................259
Minor in Art History ................................................................235
Educational Technology and Online Course Production ........261
Minor in Digital Media ............................................................235
Center for Digital Learning & Instructional Technology ......261
Minor in Graphic Design .........................................................235
Distance Education Course Approvals .................................261
Minor in Photography .............................................................235
Griggs University Consortium ..............................................261
Minor in Visual Art .................................................................235
Online Course Production ...................................................261
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Higher Education ..............................................................259 Mission Statement .................................................................269
Correspondence Programs ..................................................260 Philosophy .............................................................................270
General Education Requirements and Courses Scholarships/Financial Aid ....................................................271
Available via Distance ..................................................260
Distance Education Courses ...............................................260 Graduate Psychology & Counseling ....................297
DVD/VHS/Media Correspondence ....................................261 Accreditation .........................................................................298
Interactive Online Courses...............................................260 EdD: Educational Psychology ................................................301
Online Correspondence ...................................................260 General Emphasis ...............................................................301
Paper Correspondence ......................................................261 School Psychology Emphasis .............................................302
Seminary Distance Courses ..............................................261 EdS: School Psychology .........................................................301
Interactive Online Programs ...............................................259 MA: Clinical Mental Health Counseling .................................298
Student Services ...............................................................261 MA: Educational Psychology .................................................299
Scope of Service ...................................................................261 Developmental Psychology Emphasis ................................299
Admission to Distance Degrees ...........................................262 General Emphasis ...............................................................300
Degree Students: Transfer and New Applicants ...............261 Instructional Psychology Emphasis ....................................299
Permission to Take Classes (PTC) .....................................262 Research Emphasis .............................................................300
Transcripts and Life Experience .......................................262 MS: Special Education
Registration for Distance Courses ........................................262 Special Education (Learning Disabilities K–12
Registration Holds ............................................................262 Endorsement ................................................................300
Financial Information ..........................................................262 Special Education (Adventist Speciality Endorsement) ......300
Cancellations/Refunds ....................................................263 PhD: Counseling Psychology .................................................303
Chart ................................................................................263 PhD: Educational Psychology ................................................302
Correspondence Load Only ..............................................263 General Emphasis ...............................................................302
Course Load .....................................................................263 School Psychology Emphasis .............................................303
Course Repeat Policy .......................................................263
Distance Fee .....................................................................262 Leadership ..........................................................310
Enrollment Fee .................................................................262 Educational Leadership Programs—Interactive Online ...311
Financial Aid ....................................................................262 Educational Leadership Certificate
Mixed Load ......................................................................263 Private/Public School Administration Certification or
Other Fees .........................................................................262 Licensure .......................................................................312
Tuition ..............................................................................262 Educational Leadership Graduate Certificate ......................312
Withdrawal Procedure .....................................................263 Internship/Mentoring Component .......................................312
General Academic Information ...........................................263 MA: Educational Leadership Program .................................312
Advisors ...........................................................................264 Mission ................................................................................311
Library Access .................................................................264 Nine Guiding Standards ......................................................311
Pacing Correspondence Courses ......................................263 Portfolio Component ...........................................................311
Proctored Examinations ..................................................263 Registration .........................................................................311
Other Distance Student Services .........................................264 Time Limits ..........................................................................311
Off-Campus Programs .....................................................264 EdS: Educational Leadership Program ................................313
Accreditation ......................................................................264 EdD/PhD: Educational Leadership Programs ......................313
Current Programs.................................................................265 Higher Education Administration Programs—Interactive
Governance ..........................................................................265 Online ......................................................................314
Graduate Off-Campus Programs ..........................................265 Competency-Based Student Learning & Development
Off-Campus Program Definitions ........................................264 Outcomes for the Higher Ed Admin Programs ...............315
Additional Location .........................................................264 EdD/PhD: Higher Education Administration Programs .......317
Course Location ...............................................................264 EdS: Higher Education Administration Program .................317
Other Classifications .........................................................265 Guiding Principles for Higher Education Administration ....315
Other International Educational Opportunities ...................265 International Focus .............................................................316
Undergraduate Off-Campus Programs .................................265 MA: Higher Education Administration Program ..................316
Compliance ......................................................................265 Mission ................................................................................315
Accreditation .......................................................................265 Program Components ..........................................................315
Griggs International Academy (GIA) ...............................266 Leadership Programs—Interactive Online .......................318
Applying to the Program ......................................................319
School of Education ..............................268 Basic Degree Requirements for EdS, EdD & PhD ................320
Academic Calendar 2012–2013 ...............................................270 Characteristics of the Program ............................................318
Accreditation .........................................................................268 Competencies of the EdS, EdD & PhD Leadership
Admission ...............................................................................271 Programs ......................................................................320
Conceptual Framework ..........................................................269 Competencies of the MA Leadership Program ....................320
Distance Education .................................................................276 Defining the Program ..........................................................318
Doctoral Degrees (EdD/PhD) ..................................................274 Graduate Leadership Certificate ..........................................319
Educational Specialist Degree (EdS) .......................................273 MA: Leadership Program .....................................................319
General Academic Information ...............................................271 Maintaining Active Status ....................................................319
History ...................................................................................268 Specific Admission Requirements .......................................319
Master's Degrees (MA/MAT/MS) ..............................................272 Undergraduate Leadership Certificate ....................................311
PROGRAM & DEGREE INDEX 9
Teaching, Learning & Curriculum ........................277 Adventist Basic Certificate ...............................................284
Phases of Teacher Preparation Program ................................278 Adventist Standard Certificate .........................................285
Program Approvals .................................................................277 Adventist Professional Certificate ....................................285
Programs of Study ..................................................................277 Adventist School Experience ...........................................284
The Consortium for Outstanding Achievement in Multi-grade-Multi-age Teaching Experience (Elementary
Teaching with Technology ............................................278 only) .............................................................................285
Religion Requirements ....................................................284
Graduate Programs .............................................................287 Renewal of Adventist Basic Certificate ............................285
Curriculum & Instruction Interactive Online Degrees ............289 Renewal of Adventist Standard Certificate ......................285
Admission Requirements ....................................................290 Renewal of Adventist Professional Certificate .................285
Program Characteristics .....................................................290 State of Michigan Certification ...........................................285
Degree Options ...................................................................290 How to Apply for a Michigan Educator Certificate ...........286
Graduation Requirements ...................................................290 Michigan Professional Certificate ....................................286
EdD/PhD: Curriculum and Instruction ................................291 Michigan Provisional Certificate ......................................285
EdS: Curriculum and Instruction .........................................291 Renewal of Professional Education Certificate ................286
MA Education: Curriculum and Instruction Emphasis ........291 Renewal of Provisional Certificate ...................................285
Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) ..........................................287 Teacher Certification Procedures
Content Area Specialization ...............................................288 Application for a Teaching Certificate ................................284
Elementary Education ........................................................288 Certification Exemption Petition ........................................284
MAT Prerequisites ...............................................................287 Michigan Tests for Teacher Certification. ............................284
MAT Program Procedures ...................................................287 Teacher Education Program and Certification
Michigan Department of Education Definition of Procedures ....................................................................283
"Program Completers" ..................................................287 Application for Admission to the Teacher Preparation
Secondary Education ..........................................................288 Program and Student Teaching ....................................283
Teacher Certification Information..........................................288 First Days of School Experience..........................................283
Certification Requirements for Post-Baccalaureate/ Student Teaching Placement Process .................................283
Master's-Level Students ................................................288 Student Teaching Semester ................................................283
Teacher Certification Procedures ...........................................289 Teacher Education "Report Card," Annual Title II
Michigan Tests for Teacher Certification (MTTC) ................289 Report ...........................................................................278
Non-Degree Teacher Certification Programs .......................289 Teacher Preparation Mission .................................................278
Post-Baccalaureate/Graduate Level ....................................289
Steps for Obtaining Teacher Certification ...........................289 School of Health Professions ................326
Residency Requirements for Certification...........................289 Pre-Professional Programs .................................326
Chiropractic ...........................................................................326
Undergraduate Programs ....................................................278
Cytotechnology ......................................................................326
BA Option ...............................................................................281
Health Information Management ..........................................326
BA/BS—Secondary Certification .............................................281
Physical Therapy ...................................................................326
Content Majors and Minors for Secondary Certification .....282
GE Requirements .................................................................281
Medical Laboratory Sciences .............................327
Integrated Science Major ....................................................282
Academic Calendar 2012–2013 ...............................................328
Michigan Department of Education Definition of
BS: Allied Health Administration ..........................................328
"Program Completers" ..................................................282
GE Requirements ................................................................328
Secondary Professional Education Courses ........................282
BS in Medical Laboratory Science (BSMLS) ...........................328
BS in Elementary Education ..................................................279
GE Requirements ................................................................328
Content Majors and Minors for Elementary Education .......279
Clinical Experience (Practica) .................................................327
GE Requirements ................................................................279
Clinical (Professional) Program ..............................................327
Integrated Science Major ....................................................280
Clinical Year Admission Requirements ...................................327
Integrated Science Minor ....................................................280
MS in Medical Laboratory Science (MSMLS) ..........................328
Language Arts Major ...........................................................280
Admission Requirements ....................................................328
Language Arts Minor ...........................................................281
Degree Requirements ..........................................................329
Michigan Department of Education Definition of
Emphasis Areas
"Program Completers" ..................................................279
Education ........................................................................329
Reading Minor .....................................................................281
Laboratory Leadership and Administration ....................329
Social Studies Major ...........................................................280
Laboratory Mission & Development ................................329
The Planned Program Minor ...............................................279
Laboratory Sciences ........................................................329
BS—Individualized Program ...................................................281
Enrollment Continuation Requirements. ............................329
BS: Secondary Education Social Studies Major .....................282
Pre-clinical Program ...............................................................327
Teacher Certification Information..........................................284
Professional Certification .......................................................327
Adding Endorsements to Adventist and Michigan
Program Accreditation ............................................................327
Credentials ...................................................................286
Student Progression in Clinical Year.......................................327
Seventh-day Adventist Teaching Credential Levels
and Requirements ........................................................284
Nursing ...............................................................332
BS: Nursing (Completion) .......................................................333
GE Requirements .................................................................333