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_ Calendar ....................................................................................................................... 5
i The University ............................................................................................................... 11
Undergraduate Admission ................................................................................................ 13
Fees ................................................................................................,........................... 19
, Student Financial Aid, Awards, and Benefits ...................................................................... 25
; Special Academic Programs ............................................................................................. 31
, V Libraries ............................................ 1 .......................................................................... 37 _
Cultural Opportunities ........................... t ......................................................................... 39
‘ Living Accommodations .................................................................................................. 43
_ Student Services and Activities ........................................................................................ 47
. Academic Requirements .................................................................................................. 52
I University Studies .......................................................................................................... 61
V Curricula and Degree Requirements ................................................................................... 65
Agriculture .............................................................................................................. 65
l Allied Health Professions ....... A .................................................................................... 73
i Architecture .....,..............................,....................................................................... 79
‘ Arts and Sciences ...................................................................,................................ 81
Business and Economics ...................... i .................................................................... 103
5 _ Communications ..................,.....................................,............................................. 106 I
I Dentistry ................................................................................................................ 109 l
‘ Education ............................................................................................................... 110
_ Engineering ............................................................................................................. 120
Fine Arts ................................................................................................................ 127
1 The Graduate School ............................................................................. ’ ................... 1 34
T Home Economics ..................................................................................................... 136
l Honors Program ...................................................................................................... 141
Law ....................................................................................................................... 142
`i Library and information Science ................................................................................. 144 4
I Medicine ................................................................................................................ 145
I Nursing ........................................................,.............................,........................... 146
i Pharmacy ............................................................................................................... 148
{ Social Work ............................................................................................................ 151
1 University Extension ....................................................................................................... 152
1 Community Colleges ....................................................................................................... 156
i Course Numbering System ....................,......................................................................... 157
Abbreviations ................................................................................................................ 158
& Course Descriptions .............................................................................................. s ........ 159
College of Law ......,................................................................................................. 270
V College of Dentistry ...........................................,...............................,...................... 271
College of Medicine .................................................................................................. 275
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Students should check the Schedule of C/asses for each semester for any calendar
r changes which may have been approved after publication of this Bulletin. _
1988 Fall Semester September 14—Wednesday—Last day to change grading op-
Appncation for Admission tlon llpass/fail to letter grade cr Iettergrade to cass/fall;
credit to audit or 8UdlI to credit) ln college dean s office
February 15—Monday—Recommended date for freshmen to S . .
. . . eptember 14-Wednesday- Last day to file for repeat option
submit 1988 Fall Semester application . , . . . . .
. . . . ID college dean s office lf student IS retaklng a course ln the
March 15—Tuesday—Dead|lne for submlsslon of all applica-
. . . . 1988 Fall Semester
tlon materials, College of Medicine, for Fall 1988 . . .
- . . . November 7—Monday—1989 Sprlng Semester Advising Con-
June 1-Wednesday—Undergraduates planning to partlclpate f .
. . . . . erence for new and readmitted undergraduate students
lnlthe Summer Advlslng Conferences, ln preparation for the
1988 Farr Semester Should apply for admission Or November 9—16—Wednesday through Wednesday—Advance
. . ’ ' ` for the 1989 Spring Semester
readmlsslon reglstratlon r
V June 15—Wednesday—Earliest date to submit application for Add/Drop _
regular and Early Decision Program admission, College of August 23-1-u0$00Y—C0111161lZ00 61-101010P 101 AdV61100
Medicine, for Fall 1989 R091$10l’0d students
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‘ August 10—Wednesday—Deadline for undergraduate and 1110 1988 1:011 8011100101 " _ _ _
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`-1 December 1—Thursday-Deadline for submission of applica- witndrevvei
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December 9-- Friday- Deadline for applying for admission or August 3o-Tussday- Last day to officially withdraw from the
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December 14-Wednesday- Deadline for undergraduate and October i7_ Mendey- Lest day to withdrew frem tne Univer- _
graduate students applying for admission or readmission for sity er reduce ceurse Ioad end receive env refund
the 1989 Spring Semester in order to register January 9 and
avoid $40 late fee Fee Payment
‘ ` August 3-Wednesday—Last day Advance Registered students
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Juno 20-July 22- Summor Ady·s·¤o Cooforoooos for now August zsquasday- Last day a student may officially drop
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been cleared for admission but did not advance register · refund -
August 24-30—Wednesday through Tuesday- Late registration September 7_Wednesdey__ Lest dey for payment ef registre-
for returning students who did not advance register and new tion fees endydr housing end dining fees in erder fe avoid
applicants cleared late for admission. A $40 late fee is as- cenceiieticn cf registretien end yer rneei eerd
sessed students who register late.
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t September 16- Friday- Last day for reinstatement of students April 7- Friday- Deadline for applying for admission or read-
cancelled for nonpayment of registration fees and/ or hous- mission to The Graduate School for the 1989 Summer
ing and dining fees. Requires payment of fees and may re- Sessions
quire payment of $50 reinstatement fee. April 26—Wednesday- Deadline for undergraduate and grad-
October 17- Monday- Last day to withdraw from the Univer- uate students applying for admission or readmission for the
sity or reduce course load and receive any refund 1989 Four-Week Intersession in order to register May 8 and
December 16- Friday- Last day to request a refund for the 1988 I avoid $40 late fee`
Fall Semester May 24—Wednesday— Deadline for undergraduate and grad-
December 21-Wednesday- Last day Advance Registered uate students applying for admission or readmission for the
students may pay $50 to confirm their 1989 Spring Semester 1989 Eight-Week Summer Session in order to register June ‘
registration 7 and avoid $40 late fee ‘
Dsorsss and Graduation 1 June 1—ThtiArsiday—Uéwdeigraduates planning to piarticiipaitgg;
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s Dsosrnbsr dsorss to submit s Notification of intsnt to mission to The Graduate School for the 1989 Fall Semester
schedule a final examination in The Graduate School Registration
November 17-Thursday-Last day for candidates for a January 9—Monday-Registration for new students who have
December degree toschedule a final examination in The been cleared for admission but did not advance register
Graduate School . January 11-17—Wednesday through Tuesday-Late registra-
December 1-Thursday-Last day for candidates for a tion for returning students who did not advance register and
y December graduate degree to sit for a final examination new applicants cleared late for admission. A $40 late fee is
December 16- Friday- Last day for candidates for a December assessed students who register late.
degree to submit a thesis/dissertation to The Graduate · January 31 -Tuesday— Last day to change grading option ~
School (pass/fail to letter grade or letter grade to pass/fail; credit
Other Important Dates-Beginning and End of Semester J te aug? °fi_aud(;t te ilaailig lntczllaia daanli lafflaa _ I
and Academic Holidays V anuary — ues ay- as ay o rei or repea op ion in co -
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all new undergraduate students pr'"9 emas al
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September 5_NiOnday_ Labor Day_ACad8miC Ol' DEW FBS. TDGR, TICW i H VBDCS S an ||"IQv |’8l`iS €I'
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i_ioiidsy_Assdsmis Hoiidsys April 5-12-Wednesday through Wednesday-Advance
Dsosinbsr 9_i;ridsy_End of sisss Work registration for the 1989 Fall Semester and both 1989 Sum-
December 12-16-Monday through Friday- Final Examinations mar Sasslans A
December 16-Friday-End of the 1988 Fall Semester Add/Drop
December 19—Monday-Final deadline for submission of January 10-Tuesday—Centra|ized add/drop for Advance
grades to the Registrar's Office by 4 p.m. Registered students
_ January 10-Tuesday- Last day a student may officially drop
1989 SPrm9 Semester a course or cancel registration with the University Registrar
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December 14, 1988-Wednesday- Deadline for undergraduate January l7_TlJaSday` Last day t° enter an Olgamzad class fer
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9 snd avoid $40 isis iss University or reduce course load and receive an 80 percent
February 1 —Wednesday— Deadline for submitting application *9*999 _ _
for admission to College of Dentistry for Fall 1989 January 3_l _Tl‘laSday`l‘aSl,aay t° drop a Course Wlthoul ll