Memphis State University Directory of Classes : Schedule of Classes, Spring 1994

100 Pages·1993·8.3 MB·English

«^J
»k.
«2&*
Schedule
of Classes
LflMemphis StateUniversity
Directory of Classes*.
7173-PUBLISHEDINBACK-TO-SCHOOL SERIES1993
©1993AMERICANPASSAGEMEDIACORPORATION
WHEN YOU'RE A NAVY ING COMES FIRST
Ifyou're anursewho'sgenuinelycommittedtocaring, thenchances
are, theorganizationyou'llcare tojoinwillhe theNavyNurseCorps.
Navynursesget immediatehands-onpatientcare opportunities in
everythingfromobstetricstogeriatrics. AsaNavynurse, you'llserveasa
valuablememberofahealthcareteaminsomeofthemostadvanced
and professional health care facilities
intheworld.
There's also the opportunityfor
BeingaNavyNursemeansworkinginsomeoftheworld's
continuingeducationinawidevarietyof mostprofessionalhealth-careenvironments.
nursingspecialties. Exceptionalbenefits includea$5,000sign-onbonus, 30days
vacation, and theprestige thatcomesfromwearingaNavyuniform.
Talk toaNavy Medical Programsofficertoday
or call 1-800-USA-NAVY. Be ready to advance your NAVY
clinicalexpertise, developyourprofessionalpotential,
andassumealeadershiprole, becauseintoday'sNavy, YOUAND THE NAVY
NavyNurs3e0sdaeynsjoaynpnlueanltypaoifdfrveaecatitmieo,n.including yOU nlygooneway:Ful1l1Sopeed1AAh1ead.1 FriUHLIILSCDPCEFEID\AAUHTEJAlDIt.
Memphis
StateUniversity
Spring 1994 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
MSU CALENDARS 2 HADM HealthAdministration 36
I.
ENROLLMENTINFORMATION 3 HEBR Hebrew 29
II. HIAD Higher& AdultEducation 60
Admission/Advising/Registration HLTH Health 57
FeePayment/FeesandDeposits/Refunds/Appeals
HIST History 31
I.D. Card/TigerFund$ HPER Health, Phys.. Ed.& Recreation 59
StudentHousing ICL Instruction &Curriculum Leadership 54
III. EXAMINATION/TESTING SCHEDULES 8 INTD Interdisciplinary 66
Exams/Special/SeniorTesting INTL International 32
IV. ACADEMIC POLICIES& PROCEDURES 10 ID&T Instructional Design &Technology 55
ISDS Information Systems/Decision Sciences 41
CChhaannggeeooffCNoaumres,eA(dDdrroeps/Asdodr),SoCchiaalngSeecuorfiCtoylNleugmeb/eMarjor JITAAPLN JItaapliaannese 2299
CourseLoadLimitations(Overload) LALI Languages& Literature 29
Course Numbering System
LATN Latin 29
Credit/No Creditand Audit LEAD Leadership 60
GradeReports LDPS Leadership&PolicyStudies 60
Probation/Suspension (AcademicStatus& Retention)
LING Linguistics 28
RepetitionofCourses MATH Mathematics 32
Studentswith Disabilities MECH Mechanical Engineering 62
TranscriptRequests MGMT Management 41
TransferCredit(MSU Students) MKED Marketing Education 60
Withdrawal MUAP Music-Applied 46
V. TRIALSCHEDULE FORM 22 MUHL Music History 45
VI. CAALCCAACSDTS LISTINAAGcccaoduenmtiacnscy(Introto Univ) 263369 MMMUUUSTSECA SMMuuassciirccedTEhdMueucosarityciaonnd Composition . 444665
AERO Aerospace Studies(ROTC) 66 NAVY NavalScience(ROTC) 67
AANRTMHY AMinltihtraroypoSlcoigeynce (ROTC) , 2637 NPHUERDS' NPhuyrssiicnagl Education 6557
AAURSTP AArutdiologyandSpeech Pathology 4626 PPHHIYLS PPhhyisliocssophy 3345
BA BusinessAdministration 38 PLAN Planning 30
BIOL Biology 23 POLS PoliticalScience 35
BIOM Biomedical Engineering 61 PSYC Psychology 36
BUED BusinessEducation 41 R&DS Remedial & DevelopmentalStudies 67
CHEM Chemistry 25 RDNG Reading 55
CHIN Chinese 28 RECR Recreation 58
CIVL Civil Engineering 61 REHB Rehabilitation Services 57
CJUS Criminology& CriminalJustice 26 RUSS Russian 29
CLAS Classics 28 SAFE Safety 57
CMUS CommercialMusic 50 SOCI Sociology 37
COMM Communications 51 SPAN Spanish 29
COMP ComputerScience 33 SPED Special Education 60
COUN Counseling& Personnel Services 55 SWRK SocialWork 38
CPSY Counseling Psychology 56 TECH EngineeringTechnology 63
CSED ConsumerScience& Education 59 THCA Theatre &CommunicationArts 52
DANC Dance 53 THEA Theatre 51
ECED EarlyChildhoodEducation 54 UNHP UniversityHonors Program 67
ECON Economics 39 UNIV UniversityCollege 64
EEDDFADS EFdouucnadtaitoinoanlsAodfmEidnu.ca&tiSounpervision 5535 VII. SPECIALPROGRAMS - INFORMATION
EDPR Educational Psychology& Research 56 Addenda 77
EDSV EducationalServices 53 Financial AdInformation 13
ELEC Electrical Engineering 62 General Education Program 78
ELED ElementaryEducation 54 HonorsProgram 79
ENGL English 26 InternationalStudiesProgram 81
ENGR Engineering(CO-OP) 62 MINI College 82
FIR Finance, Insurance& Real Estate 40 Off-CampusPrograms 84
FITW FitnessandWellness 58 UniversityCollege 84
FREN French 28 WeekendCourseOfferings 86
GGEEOOLG GGeeoolgorgayphy 2390 VIII. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 88
GEOP Geophysics 31 StudentRightto KnowInformation 90
GERM German 29 Parking ^ 94
GRED Greek 29 IX. DIRECTORY, MAP, & BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS 95
MSUisanEqualOpportunity/AffirmativeActionUniversity. Itiscommittedtoeducationofanon-racially identifiablestudentbody
Uponrequest, informationcontainedinthisdocumentwillbeprovidedinalternateformat Seepage9forexpandedstatement
MSU Spring 1994 REGISTRATION CALENDAR
I.
The Registration Center is located on the main floor of the University Center - East Commons.
PRIOR TO Students must complete admission and advising processes prior to registration.
REGISTRATION Registration Permits are mailed to eligible students before Priority and Regular
Registration. Students may pick up duplicate permits during times listed below. Photo ID
is required.
REGISTER EARLY for best course selection!
PRIORITY REGISTRATION - Register at or after assigned appointment time.
NOVEMBER 15- 18 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday
NOVEMBER 22 - 23 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday - Tuesday
NOVEMBER 24 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Wednesday
NOV 29 - DEC 2 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday
JANUARY 7 Mail-in fee payment deadline.
CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD - Appointment time not required.
JANUARY 13, 14, 18 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Tuesday
Use Regular Registration Permit with any January appointment time.
FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD - University Center - 3rd Floor
JANUARY 13, 14, 18 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Tuesday
Courses are deleted for registered students who fail to pay by the Fee Payment Deadline.
REGULAR REGISTRATION - Register at or after assigned appointment time.
DROP/ADD AND FEE PAYMENT
JANUARY 19-21
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday - Friday
and JANUARY 23 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday
All fees must be paid on the day the registration or drop/add is processed.
JANUARY 23 100% Refund Deadline for Spring. Last day to drop courses or withdraw from the
University and receive 100% refund. (Open 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. only)
JANUARY 24 First day of classes.
JANUARY 24 Senior Citizen Audit Registration
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday
LATE REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD/FEE PAYMENT - Appointment time not required
JANUARY 24 10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Monday
JANUARY 25 - 27 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday - Thursday
All fees must be paid on the day the registration or drop/add is processed.
Students using the PC-191, State of Tennessee Employee Fee Waiver, and/or Graduate Staff Scholarship
programs to satisfy fees MAY NOT register for those courses during Priority or Continuous Registration. They
SHOULD register at or after appointment time on Registration Permit during Regular Registration.
REGISTRATION INQUIRIES: Direct inquiries to the Registration and Scheduling Office, Administration Building,
Room 167, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, 678-2675. During Registration Periods, Registration and
Scheduling is located on the main floor of the University Center, dates and times listed above.
FEE PAYMENT INQUIRIES: Direct fee payment inquiries to the Bursar's Office, Administration Building, Room 176,
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, 678-2243.
REGISTRATION APPOINTMENT TIMES: Registration appointment times are based on the number of cumulative
hours earned at the end of the previous semester. APPOINTMENT TIMES WILL NOT BE CHANGED. Although
appointment times are not needed during Continuous or Late Registration, students must bring their Regular
Registration Permit.
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
MSU Spring 1994 SEMESTER CALENDAR
January 7 Mail-in Fee Payment Deadline
s M JTanWuaryT F S January 17 HOLIDAY: Martin Luther King
2 3 4 5 6 7 81 January 21 - 23 . . . Residence Hall Check In
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 January 23 100% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31 withdraw from the University and receive 100% refund
January 24 FIRST DAY OF CLASSES
January 24 -27 ... Late Registration, Drop/Add, Fee Payment
January 27 Last day to add courses or register. Beginning January 28,
S M FTebrWuaryT F S SintquudierinetsIcnofnocremartniionng Scehravnicgees,ofRcooourmse11s9hoAudlmdinbiestdriarteicotned to
1 2 3 4 5 Building., 678-2671.
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 January 27 Last day for graduate students to file "Intent to Graduate" card
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
with Graduate School Office for degrees conferred
27 28
May 1994
February 1 Last day to remove Fall "Incomplete" grades
February 4 75% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or
March withdraw from the University and receive a 75% refund
s M T W T F S February 18 25% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or
1 2 3 4 5 withdraw from the University and receive a 25% refund
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 •
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 February 18 Last day for graduate students to submit master's and
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 doctoral candidacy forms to College
March 4 Last day to drop courses or withdraw from the University
March 13 - 20 ... HOLIDAY: SPRING BREAK
.
March 22 Last day for graduate students to remove Fall "Incomplete"
S M TApWril T F S . grades when extensions have been granted
1 2 April 1 Student Aid Priority Deadline for Fall 1994
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 April 11-14 PRIORITY REGISTRATION - SUMMER 1994
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 April 13 Last day to make application to the dean of the appropriate
undergraduate college for degrees conferred August 1994
April 18 -21 PRIORITY REGISTRATION - FALL 1994
25-28
April
S M TMaWy T F s AApprriill 2158--2218 CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION - SUMMER 1994
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 April 29 Thesis/Dissertation/Comprehensive Examination results to
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 the Graduate School
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31 May 4 LAST DAY OF CLASSES
May 5 STUDY DAY
May 6 - 12 FINAL EXAMINATION PERIOD-See Examination Schedule
June May 13 Last day to clear financial obligations to the University before
S M T W T F S holds are placed on grades
1 2 3 4 May 13 COMMENCEMENT
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 May 14 Residence Hall Check-Out Deadline
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 .
26 27 28 29 30 May 20 Mail-in fee payment deadline for students who registered prior
to this date for Summer 1994
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
)
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION
II.
ENROLLMENT IS A 4-STEP PROCESS Off-Campus and Jackson Center Students: contactthe
To be enrolled at Memphis State University, a student must MSUOffice ontheJacksonStateCommunityCollegecampus (901
complete a 4-step process: 427-4725 or678-5087.
1. Admission or Readmission
2 AcademicAdvising 3. Registration
3. Registration
4. Fee Payment MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION
All stepsmustbecompleted inthe propersequencetocompletethe
enrollment process. The details ofeach step follow.
Materials requiredforregistration include: (1)aRegistration Permit
1. Admission or Readmission (Fionrfmo,rmaatnidon(3c)aradnsyarReesmtariilcetdedwiStehcttiheonpeRrmeiqtu)e,s(t2)FaoSremcstifoonrRceoquuressets
requiring special approval (see footnotes in class listings).
AllrequirementsforadmissiontotheUniversity mustbecompleted
before any registration is authorized. Students who complete this
processpriortoJanuary11,1994willbemailedaregistration permit.
Early processing will provide the student betteroptions forregistra- Advising Guidelines
tion times.
CseomnetsitenruiwhnogdSotunodtenhatvse:anSyturdeegnisttsraetniroonllheodlddsur(isnegethReegFiasltlra1t9i9on3 21.. SReefeeradtvoiysoourredarelgyr.eeposting sheetand knowwhatyou
Holds) will be mailed Registration Permits for Spring 1994. need to take.
3 Plancourseworksemesterbysemester;trytocomplete
New Students: New students must submit a $5.00 application lowerdivision courses(1000-2000)beforetaking upper
fee and application form to the Admissions Office. Students who division courses (3000-4000).
applyforadmission afterDecember1 will notbeassuredofregistra- 4. Complete your trial schedule plan selecting several
tion before the first day ofclasses. Applications foradmission and alternate sections or courses.
information concerningproceduresandregulations maybeobtained 5. Take advantage of your earliest registration appoint-
from the following Admissions Offices:
Undergraguate Admissions Room 215 Admin Bldg. 678-2111 menttime.
Graduate Admissions Room 216 Admin. Bldg. 678-2911 6. Checkyourcatalog toensurethatyou havecompleted
International Admissions Room 216 Admin. Bldg 678-2911 prerequisites.
7. Update yourdegree posting sheet at the end ofeach
MSU Students Who Were Not Enrolled Fall 1993: term.
Students who were previously enrolled at MSU but not during Fall 8. Read your catalog and keep a copywith yourdegree
s1t9u9d3enmtusstwissuhbimnigttaorteaakedmgirsasdiuoantaeppcloiucratsieosn.forFothremefirrsutntdiemregrmaudsutatbee postingsheet. Thestudentisultimately responsiblefor
properly admitted to the Graduate School as new students. completingtheappropriaterequirementsforthedegree
Applications and information concerning readmission may be program.
obtained from:
Readmissions Office Room 215 Admin. Bldg. 678-2111
Residency Classification: For information concerning
Tcaetninonesosfeein-Bsotaatred(orfeRsiedgeennt)tsorguoiudte-loifn-esstaatendstreugduelnattsiofnosrffoerec-lpaasysiifnig- aRdemgiisssitornatpiroocnessPearnmdicto:ntinuSitnugdesnttusdewnthsowhhoavde-jcnootmphlaevteedholtdhse
purposes, direct all questions to: (see Permit Holds below) placed on their registration will receive a
Admissions Office Room 215 Admin. Bldg. 678-2344 Registration Permit in the mail. Students not meeting admission
requirements in time to receive a registration permit in the mail will
2. Academic Advising wrehcoeihveaviensntortuctrieocnesivweidthathpeerlmeittterbyofNaocvceemptbaenrce1.5,E1li9g9i3bleforstPurdieornittsy
All students atMSU mustobtain aSection RequestFormfromthe oRbetgaisitnraatdiuopnliocratbeycoJpaynubayrpyre1s3e,nt1i9n9g4vafloirdFp.itcjtuulraeridReengtiisfitcraattiioonninmtahye
appropriate advising location priorto registration. Students should Registration Center. See the Registration Calendar (page 2) for
contactone ofthe areaslisted belowforadvising dates, times, and dates and times.
locations. A Registration Permit is required for any registration processed.
Students should bring the most recent permit for the semester of
Students with declared major (graduate or under- registration. Eligible students who do not participate in Priority
graduate): contact the academic advisor in the department of Registration will be mailed a permit for Regular Registration.
their major.
Permit Holds: Registration permits are not mailed to students
gUrnaddeucaitdeed(,excUenpctlatshsoisfeiesde,ekiAundgist,omoeraSsppeecctiaolftUenadcehre-r wfihnoanchiaavleobhloilgdastipolnascetdo othnethUeniirverresgiitsyt.ratiSotnu.dePnetrsmiwthsoasreepneortmhietlsdafroer
lRiocoemns1u0r7e,):678c-o2n0t6a2c.t the Academic Counseling Unit, Scates Hall, held are mailed a Notice of Hold on Registration Materials card
informing them of the reason and the office to contact to clear the
Evening and/or Weekend Only Students Enrolling in hold. Seethelistbelowforcontactoffices. Studentsareresponsible
LowerDivisionClasses: contactEveningAcademicServices, for clearing the holds and bringing the Authorization to Release
Admin. Bldg., Room 117 (12 noon-8:00pm, Monday-Thursday and Registration Materials card from the representative office to the
8:30am-12 noon on Saturday), 678-2393. Registration Centerto pick up their permits.
Graduate Non-DegreeStudents: contacttheadvisingoffice Hold Reason Office Location Telephone
locations forthe college inwhich courseworkwill betaken Call the Incomplete File Administration 209 678-3933
Graduate School for additional information, 678-2531. Graduate School Administration 315 678-2531
Health/Medical Health Center 200 678-3127
High School Deficiency Administration 115 678-4722
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
.
Judicial Affairs Scates Hall 203 678-2298 Students holding billing authorizations should stop at the Fee
Measles Immunization Health Center 200 678-3127 Adjustment/Billing Authorization station intheFee PaymentCenter.
Probation (Undergraduate) Administration 117 678-2393 Students receiving VAassistance are expected to pay fees in full.
Probation (Graduate) Administration 315 678-2531 Students will not have their names placed on class rolls until all
Readmissions Administration 209 678-3933 fees are satisfied. All questions regarding fees, fee payment, and
refunds should be directed to the Bursar's Office, Administration
RegistrationAppointmentTimes: Theregistration appoint- Building, Room 176, 678-2243.
menttimereflected ontheRegistration Permitistheearliesttimethat
the individual student may register for Priority or Regular Registra- FEE PAYMENT OPTIONS/DEADLINES
STUDENTS MAY REGISTER AFTER BUT NOT PRIOR TO
tion.
THEIRAPPOINTMENT. Thesetimesarebasedonstudentleveland A. Priority/Continuous Registration
the numberofcumulative hours earned atthe end ofthe previous Students who participate in Priority or Continuous Registration
semester. Appointmenttimesarenotrequiredduring Continuousor MUST pay all fees by January 18, 1994.
Late Registration. 1 Studentswhoelectto payfees PRIORTOTHE STARTOF THE
SSeeccttioinonReqRueeqsuteFsotrmF(obrubmb:le Aflolrms)tupdreionrtstoaerneterreiqnugirtehdetRoeghiasvtera-a tFhEeEfoPlAloYwiMnEgNfTeeDpEaAyDmLeInNtEopPtiEoRnsI:OD (January 13, 14, 18) have
tion Center. These forms should be obtained from an academic In Person: Fees may be paid in person at the Bursar's
advisor(seeAcademicAdvising). Students are encouraged to see Office, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday - Friday, prior to
their academic advisors well in"advance of registration. Some January 13, 1994.
colleges/departments have specified advising dates ordeadlines. Night Depository: Anight depository is located outside
Graduate Non-Degree students who do not wish to pursue a the Bursar's Office in theAdministration Building. Payment
degree may obtain a Section Request Form from the department by check or money order accompanied by the remittance
offering the coursework or in the Registration Center. Other copyoftheClassScheduleandInvoiceFormmustbesealed
undergraduate non-degree classifications may pick up a "self- in anenvelopeand maybedeposited atanyhouroftheday
advised" Section Request Form in the Academic Counseling Unit. priorto January 13, 1994.
Mail-In Payment: Fees may be paid by mail through
Restricted Section RequestForm: Studentsshouldpickup January7, 1994. Paymentbycheckormoneyorderforthe
RestrictedSectionRequestFormsforcoursesrequiringdepartmental exact amount offees must be accompanied by the remit-
approval. The location for pick-up is indicated by the footnote tance copy of the Class Schedule and Invoice Form and
references in the class listings. mailed to:
Memphis State University
Overload, Audit, & Credit/No Credit Forms: Special
P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 313
permission formsarerequiredforstudentsregistering foroverloads, Memphis, TN 38148-0313
audit, and credit/no credit classes. See Academic Policies and
Procedures for more information. Students who pay registration fees prior to January 13, 1994,
must ensure that all outstanding financial obligations to the
REGISTRATION PROCESSING University havebeensatisfied bythefirst dayofclassestoavoid
After a student has the required forms as described above, the deletion from class rolls.
registration maybe processed atorafterthe assigned appointment
time during Priority or Regular Registration OR at any time during 2. Students who elect to pay fees DURING THE FEE PAYMENT
Continuous Registration. Thestudentwill receiveaClassSchedule DEADLINE PERIOD (January 13, 14, 18) MUST pay all fees,
and Invoice Form when the registration is processed. IT IS THE including all outstanding financial obligations totheUniversity, at
STUDENTS' RESPONSIBILITY TOVERIFYTHEIRCLASSSCHED- the Fee Payment Center, University Center, 3rd Floor, by the
ULE AND PAY FEES BY THE DEADLINE INDICATED ON THE indicated deadline on the student's Class Schedule and Invoice
FORM. Students whofail to paybythe assigned deadline mustre- Form.
register atoraftertheir assigned Regular Registration appointment
time. B. Regular Registration (January 19-21 and 23)
SCHEDULE CONFLICTS and SCHEDULE CHANGES Students who register during Regular Registration MUST pay all
Students areresponsibleforpreventing conflicts inthe scheduling feesattheFeePaymentCenter, University Center, 3rd Floor, onthe
oftheir classes. No fees will be waived for any ofthe following date ofregistration.
reasons: (1) change ofinstructor; (2) course/section closed arrd C. Late Registration (January 24-27)
lpbaretoyebrolnerdmesot;pheen(5eU)ndi;mveor(v3si)intyeg'mposlutcooynomtferotnlotwonrc;onrfe(ls6ip)cotnoss;tihbei(lr4i)tryhe.eaaslotnhsowrhimcehdicaarle aotfStrtheugediesFnterteastiPwoanh.yomAerne$gt1isC0te.en0rt0edlrua,rtieUnngrievgLeiarsttseriatRtyeigoCinesnfttereaert,wiiol3nlrdbMeFUlaoSsoTrs,epsoasnyetdahlealtdftaehteiess
time.
4. $ $ $ Fee Payment $ $ $ FAILURE TO MEET PAYMENT DEADLINES
Studentswhoregisterandfailto satisfyallfinancial obligations by
Fees may be paid as soon as the student receives a Class theappropriatedeadlinewill beremovedfromallclassesforwhich
Schedule and Invoice Form. However, all fees MUST BE PAID BY theyarescheduled andwillberequiredtobegin registration again.
THEDEADLINE INDICATED ONTHESTUDENT'S CLASSSCHED-
ULE AND INVOICE FORM. All deadlines are noted in the Fee Returned Checks/Charge Card Drafts
CPaalyemnednatrsO(pptaigoenss/2D-e3)a.dlRinEeGISSeTcRtiAoTnIOaNndISinNOthTeCROeMgiPsLtrEaTtiEonU/NTTeIrLm reItasiosne,xpwielcltbeedhtohantoraecdhbeyckthoerbdraanfkt goinvewnhitcohthiteisUndirvaewrnsi.tyAfocrhaencyk
ALL FEES ARE PAID. or draft dishonored by the bank on which it is drawn may be
Beginning January 13, 1994, fee paymentshould be made atthe presentedasecondtimeatthediscretion oftheUniversity. A$15.00
Fee Payment Center, University Center, 3rd Floor. Fees may be returned check/draft charge will be assessed for all checks/drafts
paid bycash, check, money order, Visa/MasterCard orthrough the returned.
useofa MSUTIGER FUNDS account. Students receiving financial
aidawardsshould stopattheFeePaymentCentercashier'sstation.
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
RETURNED CHECKS/DRAFTS, USED IN PAYMENT OF REGIS- Fees for AUDITING courses are assessed on the same basis as
TRATION FEES,WHICHARENOTPROMPTLYREDEEMED,WILL fees for credit courses. Courses offered between terms, for
RESULTINTHEDELETION OFTHESTUDENTFROMTHECLASS concentrated periods during a term, oratspecific locations maybe
ROLLS. subject to fees on a per-hourbasis only.
"No More Checks" Status Activity Fee
The privilege of making payments for fees and charges by per- All students enrolled foronetofive credit hourswill paya student
sonal check and check cashing privileges will be revoked for any activity fee of$4.00 per hour. All students enrolled for six ormore
student who has had more than one returned check/draft within a credit hours will pay a student activity fee of $48.00. Students
twelve month period fora period ofone yearfrom the date the last paying the fee for six or more hours are entitled to admission to
check is redeemed A student will not be permitted to pay home athletic events and certain health services, concerts, plays,
registration fees by check ifany previous check in paymentof social and other student-sponsored activities.
registration fees has been returned.
STUDENTS ON A "NO MORE CHECKS" STATUS SHOULD BE Technology Access Fee
PREPARED TO PAY REGISTRATION FEES WITH CASH, CASH- All students enrolled for one to four credit hours will pay a
IER'S CHECK, CERTIFIED CHECK, OR BY AUTHORIZED TechnologyAccess Fee of$3.00 perhour. Allstudents enrolled for
CHARGE CARD DRAFT. five or more credit hours will pay a Technology Access Fee of
$15.00. This fee amount iscombined with the StudentActivity Fee
FEES AND DEPOSITS and appears asa combined fee on registration invoices and forms.
The Technology Access Fee provides computer labs and other
The listing ofanyfee orincidental charge in this publication does computer support to students.
notconstitute acontractbetweentheUniversity andthestudent. As
acondition ofregistration, eachstudentwill paythefeesineffectfor Applied Music Fee
the semester for which he or she registers. Fees are subject to Theapplied musicfeeis$35.00persemesterforeachweeklyone-
changewithoutnotice. Personswithapermanent,totaldisability (no half hour lesson.
agelimit) and persons60yearsofageand oldershould refertothe
Miscellaneous Fees
section ofthis publication covering their fees and registration.
The University will usually collect the amount of fees due at the For detailed information concerning the following miscellaneous
timeofregistration andduringtheadding anddropping ofclasses in fees seethe Bulletins.
accordancewith the residencyclassification andfee rates in effect.
After all enrollments are complete, any over-collections will be Adding/Dropping Courses (perform beginning January 24) *5.00
refunded, and students will be billed for any under-collections. Application Fee 5.00
Automobile Registration, general parking 19.00
Maintenance Fee (see Parking for more information)
All students, whether in-state or out-or-state, pay a maintenance Credit by Exam/Placement Exam (minimum) 60.00
fee. Maintenancefeesassessedarebasedonthecourselevel, and (plus $15.00 percredit houroverthree)
the maximum fees will be the graduate maximum if a student is Graduation Fee
enrolled for any graduate hours. Baccalaureate 30.00
Master and Specialist 35.00
Tuition Doctor and Juris Doctor 45.00
Students classified as out-of-state are charged additional fees as Laboratory Deposits (persemester) 10.00-20.00
noted in the summary below. The Office ofAdmissions is charged Late Registration (beginning January 24) 10.00
with theresponsibility ofassigning aresidencyclassification toeach Music Locker Deposit (1 semester/2 semesters) 3.00/4.00
student using regulations provided by the Tennessee Board of Physical Education Locker/Towel Fee 4.00
Regents. Thestudentmayappealthedecision totheCommittee on Transcripts no fee
Residency. Residency regulations ofthe TBR and information on University College:
appeals procedures are available at the Office of Undergraduate Screening fee 15.00
Admissions. RESIDENCY CLASSIFICATION MAY BE CHANGED Contract/advising fee 25.00
ONLY BYTHE OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS. Experiential learning - percredit hour 30.00
(group contracts $180.00 maximum)
*Thisfee mustbepaid onthe samedaythe drop/add is processed,
orthe drop/add will be voided.
SUMMARYOF COURSE FEES
In-State Persons 60 Years of Age and Persons Totally Disabled
Per Hour Maximum Persons suffering from a permanent disability which totally
Undergraduate $73 $866 incapacitates them from working at an occupation which brings an
Graduate 103 1061 income, andpersonswhowill becomesixty (60)yearsofageduring
Law 120 1418 the academic semester in which they begin classes, and who are
Out-of-State* domiciled in Tennessee, may AUDIT courses at Memphis State
Undergraduate $238 $2757 without paying tuition charges, maintenance fees, student activity
Graduate 268 2952 fees, or registration fees. Permission to AUDIT will be limited
Law 317 3689 according to space availability.
Persons who are totally disabled and persons who will become
Totalout-of-statestudentfeesincludetheMaintenanceFee sixty-five (65)yearsofagepriortoorduringthe academicsemester
wahsiscehssiesdcthoarougte-dof-esatcahtessttuuddeennttsp.lus the additional tuition imnawyhiencrholtlhienycboeugrisnesclfaorsscerse,diatnadttwhheocoasrteodfoomniec-ihlaeldftinheTennonremsalsepee,r
credit hour fee, not to exceed $75.00 per semester. University
Health Services shall examine certification of permanent disability
and determine the eligibility ofthe applicant.
Inquiries concerning these programs may be addressed to
Registration Services,Room167,Administration Building,678-2675
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
STUDENT FEE REFUND PROCEDURES
CARDS
I.D.
Thefollowing refund percentages applytostudents whowithdraw
from the University orwho drop to a reduced numberofsemester ALL STUDENTS SHOULD OBTAIN A PERMANENT
hours. MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY ID. CARD. THIS IN-
CLUDESPART-TIME STUDENTS, EVENING& WEEKEND
Maintenance Fees,Out-of-StateTuition,and Applied STUDENTS, UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS, ETC.
Music Fees
A. 100% Refund: The University issues to each student an identification
1. Afull (100%) refund ofthese feeswill be provided forcourses card which bears his/her photograph and Social Security
cancelled bythe University. Number. The card remains the property ofthe University
2. Afull (100%)refundofthesefeeswill beprovided beginning at and will be surrendered upon the request of a University
the momentofPriority/Continuous Registration and extending official. AcardholdermaypossessonlyONEcardatatime.
untiltheconclusion ofRegularRegistration (January23, 1994).
3. Afull (100%) refund ofthese fees will be provided in case of Students may obtain a replacement from the I.D. Office,
death. Room 176, Administration Building, 8:00am - 4:30pm,
B. 75% Refund: January 24 - February 4, 1994. Monday - Friday. Students will be charged $10.00 to
C. 25% Refund: February 5 - February 18, 1994. replace a card that has been damaged, stolen, orlost. A
No refund will be provided afterFebruary 18, 1994. chargeof$2.00will bemadetomakeanychangeindata on
a card. Students unable to obtain an I.D. card at an off-
Student Activity Fees/Technology Access Fees campusorspecial registration mustgoto the I.D. Office to
A. 100% Refund: have one made.
Afull (100%)refundoftheStudentActivity Feewill beprovided
beginningatthemomentofPriority/Continuous Registrationand
extending untiltheconclusion ofRegularRegistration (January
23, 1994).
B. 90% Refund: January 24 - February 4, 1994.
C. 75% Refund: February 5 - February 18, 1994.
No refund will be provided after February 18, 1994. TIGER FUND$
Parking Fees, Locker Fees, Desoto Apersonal TIGER FUND$ account, using the University
A. 100% Refund: ID card, is available to all Memphis State University stu-
Afull (100%)refund ofthesefeeswill beprovided beginning at dents. TigerFund$isadeclining balance, moneymanage-
the momentofPriority/Continuous Registration and extending ment program that allows students to purchase items and
untiltheconclusion ofRegularRegistration (January23, 1994). services on campuswithout the need to carry cash orthe
Upon the conclusion of Regular Registration, there will be no inconvenience ofwriting checks.
refund ofthese fees.
Tiger Fund$ are accepted at several campus locations,
The University refund policy is based entirely upon the official date including the University Store, University Ticket Office,
of the withdrawal or change of course which would result in a HealthCenter, andallcampusdiningfacilities. TigerFund$
refund. Refundsbeyondthespecified dateorpercentagewill notbe areevenacceptedatselectedvending machinesforadded
madeforreasons such as employment conflicts, health ormedical convenience.
problems, moving out oftown, orother reasonswhich are beyond Yourpersonal Tiger Fund$ account can be activated by
the University's controlorresponsibility. Noteonthe SemesterCal- making adepositattheBursar's Office, EveningAcademic
endar(page 3)that the refund period ends EARLIER than the final Services, or at the Registration Fee Payment Center. For
deadline for dropping a course orwithdrawal. additional information, contact the ID Office, Room 176,
Administration Building, 678-3028.
Refundswillbeprocessed beginning approximately twoweeks
after classes begin. The University will offset against proposed
refunds any amount owed by the student to the University.
APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR FEES and REFUNDS
5. Student Housing
Astudentmayappealtheassessment, application, calculation, or
interpretation ofanyUniversityfee,charge,deposit, orrefund,orany For specific application procedures, contract conditions, and
Universityactionconnectedwithfeesandcharges. Questionsshould charges,contactResidenceLife,RichardsonTowers,RoornO11,678-
generally be discussed with personnel in the Bursar's Office. If a 2295. Thefollowing refund information appliesonlytoroomdeposit.
student is not satisfied with the resolution made by the Bursar's Residence Life Deposit Refund Deadlines
Office, awritten appeal,onformsavailable intheBursar'sOffice can
bemadetotheAssistanttotheDirectorofFinance;thisdetermination
maybe appealed to the Fees/Refunds Appeals Committee. A.Th1e0f0o%lloRweifnugndd:eadlines apply to the refund ofroom deposits.
Currentresidents mustcancelbyNovember1, 1993,to receive
a 100%depositrefund. Newresidents mustcancelbyDecem-
ber 1, 1993 to receive a 100% refund.
B. 50% Refund:
Cancellations mustbemadebyJanuary23, 1994, to receivea
50% deposit refund.
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATION/TESTING SCHEDULES
III.
SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMINATIONS
Final examinations begin on Friday, May 6, 1994. Attendance is compulsory.
*CLASS FRI SAT MON TUES WED THURS
TIME/DAY 5/6/94 5/7/94 5/9/94 5/10/94 5/11/94 5/12/94
8:00am MWF 8:00am-10:00am
9:10am MWF 10:30am-12:30pm
10:20am MWF 8:00am-10:00am
11:30am MWF 10:30am-12:30pm
MW
12:40pm 10:00am-12noon
MW
2:20pm 1:00pm-3:00pm
MW
5:30pm 5:30pm-7:30pm
MW
7:10pm 7:00pm-9:00pm
MW
8:50pm 8:00pm-10:00pm
8:00am TT 8:00am-10:00am
9:40am TT 10:30am-12:30pm
11:20am TT 8:00am-10:00am
1:00pm TT 10:30am-12:30pm
2:40pm TT 1:00pm-3:00pm
5:30pm TT 5:30pm-7:30pm
7:10pm TT 7:00pm-9:00pm
8:50pm TT 8:00pm-10:00pm
9:00am SAT 8:00am-10:00am
'Classes meeting one day a weekfor at least two hourswill have their exam during the exam week at the time the class normally meets.
No exam may be given at a time other than the one listed above exceptwith written permission ofthe department chair & the college dean.
Common final exams are given for certain courses. These are noted in the footnote forthe class in this schedule.
Exams for classes which meet at a time not included in this schedule should be given at a time as close to the scheduled class time as possible.
Forexample, the exam for a class meeting at 9:30 MWF may be given at the time scheduled for either a 9:10 or 10:20 MWF class.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS
ACADEMICASSESSMENTANDPLACEMENT(AAPP) January 22 Saturday 9:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 11:00a.m.
Appropriate components of the AAPP course placement test are January 26 Wednesday 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
trheaqunir1e9d(oSfAaTlltfoitraslt-tsicmoerefrleesshsmtehnanwi7t2h0)a,naAnCTACcTommpaotshietmeastciocrsesluebs-s COLLEGE LEVELEXAMINATIONPROGRAM(CLEP)
scorelessthan 19(SATquantitative scorelessthan400), and/oran ExamineesfortheCollegeLevelExamination Programmaypickup
ACT English sub-score less than 19 (SAT verbal score less than registration materials from the Testing Center in the Health Center
360). The AAPP test must be completed prior to a student's first Building, Room 111. Call 678-2428 for further information. There
enrollment. arefourtwo-hourtesting sessionsheldeachtestdateat8am, 10am,
Students must pre-register in person for the test in the Develop- 12 noon, and 2pm.
mental Studies Office, Room 171,Administration Building, bynoon Test Dates Deadline to Register
ofthe day preceding the test. Forfurther information call Develop- January 12, 1994 December 13, 1993
mental Studies (678-2028). February 9, 1994 January 14, 1994
March 2, 1994 February 7, 1994
Academic Assessmentand Placement Program (AAPP) Test April 13, 1994 March 21, 1994
Date Day English Math Reading May 25, 1994 May 2, 1994
November 13 Saturday 9:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 11:00a.m.
November 18 Thursday 6:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONALS (Non-Credit)
November22 Monday 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. TheIntensiveEnglishforInternationals Programprovideslanguage
November30 Tuesday 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. instruction fornon-English speakersfromMemphis, thesurrounding
December 14 Tuesday 9:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 11:00a.m. area and abroad. All courses are non-credit. Registration and
January 13 Thursday 6:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. testing for the courses will be held January 24 - 25, 1994 or by
SPRING 1994 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY