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CHAPTER 1 PHILOSOPHY AND EXPECTATIONS

1-1 Introduction
1-2 Responsibilities of Students
1-3 Responsibilities of Faculty Advisers
1-4 Responsibilities of Coordinators of Advising and Teaching

CHAPTER 2 ENTERING THE UNIVERSITY

2-1 Undergraduate Admissions
2-1.1 Freshman
2-1.2 Transfer Students
2-1.3 Admission of Lifelong Education Students
2-1.4 New Student Admissions Information
2-1.5 Deadlines for Submitting Applications for Undergraduate Admission
2-1.6 New Student Orientation
2-1.7 Placement
2-1.7.1 Advanced Placement Program
2-1.7.2 College Entrance Examination Program Advanced Placement Policy
2-1.7.3 Placement in Biology
2-1.7.4 Placement in Chemistry
2-1.7.5 Placement in Computer Science
2-1.7.6 Placement in English
2-1.7.7 Placement in Foreign Language
2-1.7.8 Placement/Admisssion of International Students
2-1.7.9 Placement in Mathematics
2-1.7.10 Placement in Mathematics for Lifelong Education Students
2-1.7.11 Placement in Reading
2-1.8 International Baccalaureate Program
2-2 Readmission of Former and Suspended Degree Students
2-2.1 Readmission for Students Eligible to Continue
2-2.2 Readmission for Suspended Students
2-2.2.1 Automatic Readmission
2-2.2.2 Appeal To University Admissions Committee
2-2.2.3 Appeal To University Admissions Committee By Students Who Have Not Been Enrolled At NCSU For Three Or More Years (Contractural Readmission)
2-2.3 Lifelong Education Enrollment
2-2.3.1 Eligibility To Enroll As An Undergraduate Studies Student (UGS)
2-2.3.2 Eligibility To Enroll As A Post-Baccalaureate Studies Student (PBS)
2-2.3.3 International Student Eligibility For Lifelong Education Students
2-3 Graduate Admission
2-4 International Student Information

CHAPTER 3 SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID

3-1 Scholarships
3-2 Financial Aid
3-2.1 Types of Financial Assistance
3-2.2 Eligibility
3-2.2.1 Satisfactory Academic Progress
3-2.2.1.1 Policy on Satisfactory Academic Progress for Eligibility
3-2.2.1.2 Procedures for Determination of Satisfactory Academic Progress for Financial Aid Eligibility
3-2.2.2 Restoring Eligibility
3-2.2.3 Appeal Process

CHAPTER 4 STUDENT RECORDS

4-1 Data Access Procedures
4-2 Address Information
4-3 Advisee Information
4-4 Automated Degree Audit System
4-5 Classification of Students
4-5.1 Undergraduate Degree Student Classification Scale
4-5.2 Student Classifications
4-6 Academic Record
4-6.1 Grade Point Average
4-6.2 Grade Report
4-6.3 Transcripts
4-6.3.1 Official Transcripts
4-6.3.2 Unofficial Transcripts
4-6.4 Codes Used On Grade Reports And Transcripts

CHAPTER 5 COURSE SELECTION, REGISTRATION AND PARTICIPATION

5-1 Introduction
5-2 Course Selection
5-2.1 Prerequisities
5-2.2 Course Load
5-2.3 Graduate Credit For Seniors
5-2.4 Pre-Professional Planning
5-2.5 Independent Studies
5-2.5.1 Length of Study
5-2.5.2 Examinations
5-2.5.3 Academic Standards
5-3 Registration
5-3.1 Steps For Registering
5-3.2 Pack Tracks
5-3.3 Registration Cancellation
5-3.4 Special Registration Provisions for Lifelong Education Students
5-3.5 Cooperative Registration (Interinstitutional and Cooperating Raleigh Colleges)
5-4 Schedule Revisions (Adding and Dropping Courses)
5-4.1 Policies
5-4.2 Exceptions
5-4.3 Procedures
5-5 Withdrawal from the University
5-6 Course Participation
5-6.1 Listing of Required Course Materials With The NCSU Bookstores
5-6.2 Classrooms
5-6.3 Recording Lectures and Discussions
5-6.4 Academic Integrity
5-6.5 Suggested Teacher and Student Courtesies
5-6.6 Attendance Regulations
5-6.7 Course Syllabus
5-6.8 Record Keeping by Teacher
5-6.9 Teacher Office Hours
5-6.10 Tests and Examinations
5-6.10.1 Schedule for Common Night Tests
5-6.10.2 No Major Tests in Final Week of Classes
5-6.10.3 Final Exams
5-6.11 Student Course and Teacher Evaluations
5-6.12 Evaluation of Student Academic Performance
5-6.12.1 Early Evaluative Feedback to Students
5-6.12.2 Mid-Semester Academic Difficulty Reports
5-6.12.3 Grading Policy
5-6.12.3.1 General
5-6.12.3.2 Regular Grading Scale and Grade Points
5-6.12.3.3 Other Grades
5-6.12.3.4 Posting Grades
5-6.12.3.5 Correction of Error in Grading
5-6.12.3.6 Grade Point Average
5-6.13 Credit For Courses Without A Regular Grade
5-6.13.1 College-Level Examination Program
5-6.13.2 Transfer Credit
5-6.13.3 Transfer of Technical Program Credits
5-6.13.4 Credit by Examination Through Independent Studies
5-6.13.5 Credit by Examination
5-6.13.6 Credit-Only Courses
5-6.13.7 Audits
5-7 Repeating Courses
5-7.1 First-Year Course Repeat Regulation

CHAPTER 6 MATRICULATION AND GRADUATION

6-1 Introduction
6-2 Undergraduate Plans Of Study
6-3 Continuation Of Undergraduate Enrollment
6-3.1 Minimum Eligibility Standard
6-3.2 Academic Status
6-3.3 Timely Advising Requirement
6-3.4 Transition Of Continuing Students To The Continuation of Undergraduate Enrollment Academic Policy
6-4 Content Requirements For Graduation
6-4.1 University Requirement

6-4.1.1 General Education
6-4.1.2 English Composition and Rhetoric
6-4.1.3 English Language Requirement for International Students
6-4.1.4 Free Electives
6-4.1.5 Guidelines for Course Substitutions


6-4.1.5a Foreign Language
6-4.1.5b Physical Education

6-4.2 College And Departmental Content Requirements
6-5 Academic Performance Requirements For Graduation
6-5.1 University Academic Performance Requirements
6-5.2 College And Departmental Academic Performance Requirements
6-5.2.1 Agriculture And Life Sciences
6-5.2.2 School of Design
6-5.2.3 Education
6-5.2.4 Engineering
6-5.2.5 Natural Resources
6-5.2.6 Humanities and Social Sciences
6-5.2.7 Management
6-5.2.8 Physical And Mathematical Sciences
6-5.2.9 Textiles
6-6 Transfer And Independent Studies Credits
6-7 Two Degrees and Double Majors
6-8 Residence
6-9 Length Of Time To Graduation
6-10 Minors
6-11 Honors Program
6-12 Academic Honors
6-13 Intracampus Transfers
6-13.1 University Policies
6-13.2 Procedures For Intracampus Transfers
6-13.3 College/Departmental Policies
6-13.3.1 Agriculture And Life Sciences
6-13.3.2 School of Design
6-13.3.3 Education
6-13.3.4 Engineering
6-13.3.5 Natural Resources
6-13.3.6 Humanities and Social Sciences
6-13.3.7 Management
6-13.3.8 Physical And Mathematical Sciences
6-13.3.9 Textiles
6-14 Graduation Procedures

CHAPTER 7 TUITION, FEES AND OTHER EXPENSES

7-1 Expenses
Application Fee, Estimated Semester And Annual Expenses, Distribution of Fees, International Student Expenses, Lifelong Education Tuition And Fees, College of Veterinary Medicine Tuition And Fees, Estimated Refund Of Tuition And Fees For Withdrawing Students

CHAPTER 8 ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR STUDENTS

8-1 Introduction
8-2 The First Year College
8-2a Transition Program
8-3 University Scholars Program
8-3a Computing Services
8-4 Cooperative Education
8-5 International Opportunities
8-5.1 International Student Exchange Program
8-5.2 Study Abroad
8-6 National Student Exchange Program
8-7 Evening Degree Programs
8-8 Instructional Telecommunications
8-9 Academic Support Program For Student-Athletes
8-10 Summer Institute In English For Speakers Of Other Languages
8-11 The Arts And Creative Living Program
8-12 Reserve Officer Training Corps
8-13 Residence Hall Programs
8-13.1 Alexander International Program
8-13.2 Wood Hall Computer And Technologies Theme Program
8-14 College And Departmental Tutorial Support Services

8-15 Testing Dates (National Programs)
8-16 Disability Services for Students

CHAPTER 9 NON-ACADEMIC POLICIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES

9-1 Policies
9-1.1 Professional Responsibilities in Professional Relationships
9-1.2 References/Letters of Recommendation
9-2 Support Services
9-2.1 Student Safety
9-2.2 Emergency Medical Procedures
9-2.3 Fire Alarms
9-2.4 Procedures For "Seriously Disturbed Students"
9-3 Public Safety
9-3.1 Assistance And Support For Victims Of Rape And Sexual Assault
9-3.2 Services for Student with Disabilities
9-3.3 Learning Disabled Student Services
9-3.4 Speech And Hearing Clinic
9-4 Health Services
9-4.1 Student Health Service
9-4.2 Health Education
9-5 Housing For Students
9-5.1 Residence Halls
9-5.2 Apartments
9-5.3 Off-Campus Housing
9-6 Insurance For Students
9-7 Career Planning and Placement Center
9-8 Counseling Center
9-9 Grievance Procedures For Students
9-10 Legal Advising
9-11 Religious Counseling
9-12 Veterans Educational Benefits
9-13 Worker's Compensation For Student Employees
9-14 Building Identification Codes

CHAPTER 10 SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERS

10-1 Support Services For Teachers
10-1.1 NCSU Libraries
    10-1.1.1  D.H. Hill Library
    10-1.1.2  Branch Libraries
    10-1.1.3  Affiliated Libraries and Reading Rooms
10-1.2 NC State Computing Center
    10-1.2.1  Additional Resources
10-1.3 NC State Bookstores
10-1.4 Instructional Media Support Services
10-1.5 Promotion Of Effective Teaching
    10-1.5.1 Effective Teaching Programs
    10-1.5.2  NC State Teacher Evalution Policy
    10-1.5.3  Committees Devoted to Teaching Improvement
    10-1.5.4  Instructional Grant Program
    10-1.5.5  Awards
    10-1.5.6  Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
10-2 Sources of Information About N.C. State University

10-2.1 Undergraduate And Graduate Catalogs
10-2.2 Faculty Handbook
10-2.3 Histories
10-2.4 University Planning And Analysis


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