Understanding Academic Terms

Courses that are taught online for

upperclassmen.

Courses that require dual enrollment in

a lab course.

Courses taken at another university that

are required for transfer.

Courses that must be taken prior to

enrolling in a subsequent course.

Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, English Composition, and Arts

Applied & Natural Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering & Science, and Liberal Arts

Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, University Advancement, Research & Development, Finance

BARC, Financial Aid, Admissions,

Registrar, and Computing Center

provide students with a superior educational and research environment

oversee the day-to-day operations of the

University

maintain

relationships and involvement with alumni and the community

coordinate student-oriented activities

and services

be dropped from the class roll and given an appropriate grade

be placed on academic probation for an entire quarter

be turned over to the University Honor

Council

undergo a medical and psychiatric

evaluation

Academic Probation

Good

Academic Standing

Academic Suspension

Honor of Distinction

Dean of the Academic College

Registrar

Honor Council

VP of Student Affairs

stealing

falsification

cheating

not paying tuition

Doctorate degree

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree

Associate’s degree

preparation of a plan of study

paying parking fines for you

choosing appropriate electives

career decisions

Results of a career planning survey

Personal interests and talents

Job shadowing or career exploration activities

Results

of a coin-flip (heads = Major A; tails = Major B)

Tech Talk

Racing Form

Lagniappe

Bulletin

the Racing form

Google

BOSS

the Tonk

True

False

with a registration code assigned to you

by your advisor

by typing in the full name or title of the course

based on the name of the faculty member

using its five digit sequence number