Business Administration - John F. Kennedy University
Business Administration - John F. Kennedy University
Business Administration - John F. Kennedy University
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General Information<br />
Auditors<br />
Meeting Initial Registration/Add Drop Audit to Credit Credit to Audit<br />
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Before the end of the Grading criteria must be 100 percent refund of No approval necessary— No approval necessary;<br />
second class meeting la, Ga, Da, or Ca tuition less processing fee processed the same as tuition differential is<br />
an add credited to student account<br />
less the processing fee<br />
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after second class meet- May add with department 80 percent refund of tuition instructor approval plus No approval necessary;<br />
ing and before the end of approval provided course less processing fee; course documentation and dean’s tuition differential is<br />
the third class meeting has same grading criteria expunged from transcript approval; student pays the credited to student account<br />
as above tuition differential plus a at 80 percent less the<br />
processing fee processing fee<br />
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after third class meeting May add with instructor No refund; course expunged Not allowed No refund; approval<br />
but before the end of the and department approval from transcript from instructor, dean, and<br />
final class meeting provided course has same vice President of academic<br />
grading criteria as above affairs<br />
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after final class meeting Not allowed Not allowed Not allowed Not allowed<br />
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Non-Registered Students<br />
Persons whose names do not appear on the class list or roster<br />
are not registered for the course. Fundamentally, a person who is<br />
not registered has no relationship with the <strong>University</strong> and is not<br />
entitled to any services including instruction, testing, evaluation,<br />
disability services, or submission of a grade.<br />
Persons sitting in a course who have not arranged for payment<br />
of tuition and fees or are deviating from the curriculum without<br />
approval will be administratively deregistered. The college dean<br />
and the instructor will be notified of the deregistration.<br />
Persons who are sitting in class and are not on the class list or<br />
roster will be asked to leave the course until they are registered.<br />
Return to the class is only allowed when a copy of the Student<br />
Data Sheet showing enrollment in the course with stamped proof<br />
of payment is provided to the instructor.<br />
Graduate Work by Undergraduates<br />
Undergraduates who are adequately prepared to undertake<br />
advanced work may enroll in master’s-level courses. Written<br />
permission must be obtained from the student’s undergraduate<br />
advisor and the dean or program chair of the graduate college prior<br />
to registration. in some circumstances, written approval must<br />
also be obtained from a graduate advisor. if approval is granted,<br />
the graduate units apply only to the bachelor’s degree, unless the<br />
student has been admitted to a linked-degree program.<br />
Maximum Unit Load<br />
Both undergraduate and graduate students who wish to register<br />
for more than 12 units per quarter must obtain written approval<br />
from the college dean.<br />
Independent Study<br />
independent study offers students an opportunity for individual<br />
or tutorial instruction in areas not covered by regularly offered<br />
courses. such study is student initiated and student planned, but it<br />
must be directed by a JFK <strong>University</strong> faculty member.<br />
a student who wishes to undertake independent study must<br />
obtain the permission of the college dean or program chair. The<br />
student is expected to demonstrate to the dean’s satisfaction that:<br />
(1) the planned course of study cannot be completed through a<br />
regularly offered course; (2) the proposed study is demonstrably<br />
8 General Information<br />
upper-division or graduate-level academic work; (3) the student<br />
workload standard of 30 hours per unit of credit will be met; and<br />
(4) the content, objectives, and timetable of the study have been<br />
carefully planned.<br />
When independent study is approved, the dean or program chair<br />
assists the student in selecting a faculty member to supervise the<br />
project. The student and faculty supervisor prepare a Contract<br />
for Independent Study detailing the objectives of the course, the<br />
materials and projects to be completed, arrangements for meetings<br />
between student and supervisor, units of credit to be given,<br />
number of student-applied hours required, number and dates of<br />
examinations and written assignments, and criteria for evaluation.<br />
The contract also establishes a date by which the student must<br />
complete all specified work.<br />
When the Contract for Independent Study has been completed and<br />
signed by both the dean or program chair and faculty supervisor,<br />
the student submits it to the registrar’s office and pays the tuition<br />
and the appropriate non-refundable fees. The deadline for<br />
registration is Friday of the sixth week of the quarter.<br />
No work should begin on an independent study project until all<br />
approval and registration procedures have been completed. Forms<br />
and instructions may be obtained from the registrar’s office.<br />
The dean has immediate responsibility and the vice President<br />
of academic affairs the ultimate responsibility for the quality of<br />
independent study. independent studies are reviewed periodically<br />
by the vice President of academic affairs to ensure that completed<br />
work meets <strong>University</strong> standards of academic excellence.<br />
Credit by Assessment<br />
Master’s-degree students may use Credit by assessment<br />
(CBa) to fulfill only undergraduate prerequisite requirements.<br />
Undergraduate students may petition for credit for prior learning<br />
through CBa. students interested in CBa should contact their<br />
department or program chair.<br />
CBa cannot be used to obtain credit for coursework already<br />
completed, some degree requirements may not be eligible<br />
for satisfaction through CBa. Check with the department or<br />
program.<br />
a maximum of 30 quarter units may be earned through Credit<br />
by assessment. The assessor determine the units awarded and<br />
the academic level of those unit (lower or upper division). The<br />
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