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Dismissal hearing process ...........................................................21Disqualificationfinancial aid .............................................................................10See also Probation, dismissal, and reinstatement.Distinctions. See Recognition of academic honors.Doctor of Psychology. See under Psychology.Dream Studies ...........................................................................136Dropping courses ........................................................................13fee .........................................................................................12refunds ....................................................................................13See also Withdrawing from courses.Drug and alcohol policy .............................................................28DSST. See DANTES Subject Standardized Tests.EEast/West Spirituality track ..........................................................42E-Commerce specializationBS program .............................................................................84MBA program ..........................................................................92ECT courses .................................................................................59Education .....................................................................................47Administrative Services credential .........................................53courses [ENJ] .......................................................................63admission requirements .........................................................47coursesEDJ ......................................................................................60EDN .....................................................................................60EDU .....................................................................................63Cross-Cultural Language and Academic Development .........52Master of Arts in Teaching .....................................................50multiple subject ..................................................................50single subject ......................................................................51Teaching credential .................................................................48multiple subject ..................................................................49single subject ......................................................................49See also Liberal Arts; Museum Studies; Teaching.Enrollment deposit ........................................................................3Essentials Coaching certificate ....................................................46courses [ECT] ...........................................................................59Examinationscompetency. See individual programs.College Level Examination Program (CLEP) ...........................6DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST) ...........................6Test of English as a Foreign Language. See Internationalstudents.Exercise and Sport Performance certificate .............................182Expressive Arts Therapy specialization ....................................173Extended education. See Continuing and extended education.Extension and correspondence courses .......................................6FFaculty .......................................................................................217Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) ....................27Fees. See Tuition and fees.Field studies. See Career development.Financial aid ..................................................................................7appeal process ........................................................................10application forms and deadlines ..............................................9grants and scholarships ............................................................8loans ..........................................................................................8probation/disqualification ......................................................10See also Probation, dismissal, and reinstatement.Financial aid (continued)reinstatement ...........................................................................10repeating courses ......................................................................9return of Title IV funds ...........................................................10satisfactory academic progress .................................................9withdrawal/leave of absence .................................................10Financial support, university ........................................................ iiFire prevention ............................................................................28Foreword ......................................................................................viFull-time unit load .......................................................................26GGeneral-education breadth .........................................................23Good scholastic standing ............................................................20See also Unsatisfactory academic performance.Government courses. See Corporate or governmentagency courses.Grade-point average required for graduation. See underGraduation requirements.Grading system ............................................................................18credit/no credit grading ..........................................................19grade changes .........................................................................20grade-point average ................................................................19grade reports ...........................................................................19incomplete ..............................................................................19letter grading in CR/NC-graded courses ................................19prerequisite courses for doctoral program ............................20prerequisite courses for master’s programs ...........................20repeating courses ....................................................................20Graduate School of Professional Psychology ..........................163admission requirements .......................................................165courses ..................................................................................192educational and community services ..................................166community counseling centers ........................................166university camps ..............................................................166non-degree students .............................................................165See also Counseling Psychology; OrganizationalPsychology; Psychology (Doctor of); SportPsychology.Graduate work by undergraduates .............................................13Graduationbachelor’s degrees ..................................................................22general-education breadth .................................................23certificates ...............................................................................24commencement ceremony ...............................................25, 26credential programs ................................................................48Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degrees ...................................23individualized programs .........................................................24Juris Doctor (JD) degrees .......................................................24master’s degrees ......................................................................23petitioncredential programs ...........................................................25degree or certificate ...........................................................25recognition of academic honors ............................................25requirements ...........................................................................22Grants (financial aid) .....................................................................8Green practices ............................................................................. iiHHarassment. See Discrimination and harassment.Holistic Health Education .........................................................130courses [HHE] ........................................................................146INDEX 245