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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 2007-2008 FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS Regular academic semesters consist of 15-week terms, including official holidays and the final examination period. Specific information about each academic semester is available in the Semester Notes posted on our University web site at http://www.colostatepueblo.edu prior to the beginning of each semester. FALL 2007 Graduation Planning Sheets Due............... Feb. 2 (07) Registration Begins .........................................March 5 New Student Orientation and Advisement/ Registration......................................... Aug. 23 - 25 Open Registration ............................................Aug. 24 Classes Begin ..................................................Aug. 27 End Drop/Add..................................................Sept. 10 End of Course Withdrawal Period .................... Oct. 26 Thanksgiving Break.................................... Nov. 19-23 Classes End...................................................... Dec. 7 Final Exams ............................................... Dec. 10-14 SPRING 2008 Graduation Planning Sheets Due............ Sept. 14 (07) Registration Begins .......................................... Oct. 22 New Student Orientation and Advisement/ Registration................................................. Jan. 10 Open Registration ........................................... Jan. 11 Classes Begin .................................................. Jan. 14 End Drop/Add................................................... Jan. 28 End of Course Withdrawal Period .................March 14 Spring Break ..........................................March 24 - 28 Classes End.....................................................April 25 Final Exams .........................................April 28 -May 2 Commencement................................................. May 3 SUMMER COLLEGE Summer College consists of multiple sessions. Specific information about Summer College is available in the Semester Notes posted on our University web site at http://www.colostate-pueblo.edu prior to the beginning of the first session. SUMMER 2008 Graduation Planning Sheets Due ...............Feb. 1 (08) Registration Begins .......................................March 10 Open Registration (all sessions).........................May 9 First 4, 6 and 12-week Sessions Classes Begin...................................................May 12 End Drop/Add (First 4-week) ..............................................May 14 (First 6-week) ..............................................May 16 (12-week) ....................................................May 22 Memorial Day (University Closed) ............. May 26 (M) End Course Withdrawal Period (First 4-week) ..............................................May 23 (First 6-week) ...............................................June 6 (12-week) ...................................................June 27 Classes End (First 4-week) ...............................................June 5 (First 6-week) .............................................June 19 (12-week) .................................................... July 31 Second 4-week Session Classes Begin....................................................June 9 End Drop/Add ..................................................June 11 End Course Withdrawal Period........................June 20 Classes End ....................................................... July 3 Independence Day Holiday (University Closed)…………… ................ July 4 (F) Second 6-week Session Classes Begin..................................................June 23 End Drop/Add ..................................................June 27 End Course Withdrawal Period......................... July 18 Classes End ..................................................... July 31 Third 4-week Session Note: These Calendars are planned in advance and are subject to change. Classes Begin..................................................... July 7 End Drop/Add ..................................................... July 9 End Course Withdrawal Period......................... July 18 Classes End ..................................................... July 31
TABLE OF CONTENTS Directory (Telephone) ................................................................................................................................................. 4 Degree Programs........................................................................................................................................................ 7 The University ........................................................................................................................................................... 12 Admission ................................................................................................................................................................. 16 Requirements..........................................................................................................................................16 Residence Classification.........................................................................................................................21 Office of Financial Services....................................................................................................................................... 22 Student Life............................................................................................................................................................... 29 Academic Policies ..................................................................................................................................................... 38 Special Academic Programs and Services ............................................................................................................... 58 Graduate Programs................................................................................................................................................... 66 Applied Natural Science (MS) .................................................................................................................71 Applied Natural Science (MSANS) 3+2 Plan ...........................................................................72, 160 Master of Business Administration (MBA)...............................................................................................72 Joint BSBA/MBA Program .......................................................................................................73, 188 Joint BS-CIS/MBA Program.....................................................................................................73, 189 Master of Education (M.Ed.) ...................................................................................................................83 English (MA) (degree awarded thru Colorado State University-Fort Collins) ..........................................73 Industrial and Systems Engineering (MS)...............................................................................................75 Nursing (MS)...........................................................................................................................................77 Undergraduate Programs College of Education, Engineering, and Professional Studies ........................................................................... 84 College of Humanities and Social Sciences..................................................................................................... 120 College of Science and Mathematics............................................................................................................... 159 Hasan School of Business ............................................................................................................................... 178 Course Description Information............................................................................................................................... 190 University Personnel ............................................................................................................................................... 260 Index ....................................................................................................................................................................... 273 3
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