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` GENERAL INFORMATION
I Admissions ..................................................................................................................................... 6
Fees ............................................................................................................................................. 12
l` Residency .................................................................................. Q .................................................. 15
Financial Aid ................................................................................................................................. 18
‘ . Special Academic Programs ........................................................................................................ 23
»` Libraries ........................................................................................................................................ 29
I Cultural Opportunities ................................................................................................................... 30
_ Living Accommodations ................................................................................................................ 32
Student Services and Activities .................................................................................................... 35
· Academic Requirements .............................................................................................................. 40
I The University Studies Program ....................................... I ........................................................... 49
THE COLLEGES AND THEIR PROGRAMS
if Agriculture ........................................................' . .................................................................... 5 5
n` Allied Health Professions ...................................................................................................... 64
Architedure ........................................................................................................................... 71
- Arts and Sciences ................................................................................................................. 73
" ` Business and Economics ...................................................................................................... 95
* Communications ................................................................................................................... 98
,» Dentistry .............................................................................................................................. 102
I Education ............................................................................................................................ 103
‘ Engineering ......................................................................................................................... 115
‘ — Fine Arts ........................................................................................................................ , ..... 122
1; The Gaines Center .............................................................................................................. 129
, The Graduate School .......................................................................................................... 130
“= Honors Program .................................................................................................................. 132
' Human Environmental Sciences ......................................................................................... 133
Law ...................................................................................................................................... 1se
·{ Library and information Science ......................................................................................... 140
ir Medicine .............................................................................................................................. 141
_ Nursing ................................................................................................................................ 142
[A Pharmacy ............................................................................................................................ 144
gi Social Work ......................................................................................................................... 147
University Extension ...................................................................... L ..................................... 148
_l f UK Community Colleges ..................................................................................................... 151
‘ COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Course Numbering System ........................................................................................................ 152
- Abbreviations .............................................................................................................................. 153
_ Descriptions ................................................................................................................................ 154
I THE UNIVERSITY
Faculty ........................................................................................................................................ 278
Qi Administration ............................................................................................................................. 301
Official Academic Calendar ........................................................................................................ 302
—_ Index ........................................................................................................................................... 307
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The University of Kentucky began aslpart of Kentucky The mission of the University of Kentucky is to provide g
University under a cooperative plan authorized by the state excellent instruction, modern research and meaningful ser- i
legislature. In 1878, when the people of Kentucky decided to vice. Significant achievements have been accomplished in A
establish a state institution of higher learning, the Agricultural ~ each area:
and Mechanical College was separated from Kentucky Uni- g
versity and reestablished on land given by Lexington and mstrucuon
Fayfligtgrgyidgna separate campus for the new institution the O Ninety-Sight percent of the fun-time faculty at UK have E
city of Lgxington donated its 5O_acr8 fairgmund and bark achieved the highest degree attainable in theirfields. A
which had been used as a bivouac area for Union troops • There were 48 National Merit Scholars in the 1991 .
during the Civil War- L¤>