,*•£* <-j Memphis StateUniversity Directory of Classes 11-PUBLISHEDIN BACK-TO-SCHOOLSERIES 1992 I992AMERICAN PASSAGEMEDIACORPORATION FREE SP*& f*» AND bJUL. — Talk freelywith yourfamily, friends anyone.Just sign up 4 a FREE Sprint FONCARD?1 And get 100 minutes ofFREE long distance; Betteryet, sign up your house orapartment phone* And get 150 minutes FREE; plus automatically receive free FONCARDs forU and all yourroommates. More than just a calli—ngcard, yourSprint FONCARD also gives 11 updates on spoils, weather, news even your favorite soap opera. Pl—us, with FONCARD, ifUget a busysignal, or no answer, U can leave a message and evenget a reply. 100 Minutes ofLong Distance When U Get The Sprint FONCARD* Or 150 Minutes OfSprint Long Distance When U Sign Up The House Phone.* CALL 1-800-755-5719 Sprint INol just another phone company?' 'Ottersareacreditupto100/150minutes,respectively,otinterstateSprintPLUS1"callingperaccountatthe3000milenight/weekendrate.100minuteswillappearascreditstorupto25minuteseachon the3/6/9/12mo.invoices.150minuteswillappearascreditstorupto75minuteseachonthe3/6mo.invoices.Ottermaynotbeusedinconjunctionwithanyotherpromotion.ValidonlytorcertainSprint products.Newcustomeronly.Goodthrough12/31/92.FeesapplytofeaturesontheFONCARD 'Allservicesmaynotbeavailableineveryarea nJ Memphis StateUniversity SPRING 1993 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES MSU CALENDARS 2 GEOG Geography 23 I. II. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION 4 GEOL Geology .24 Admission GEOP Geophysics 24 Advising GERM German 22 Registration GREK Greek 22 Fee Payment/Feesand Deposits/Refunds/Appeals HADM Health Administration 29 I.D. Card/TigerFund$ HEBR Hebrew 22 Student Housing HLTH Health 52 III. EXAMINATION/TESTING SCHEDULES 8 HIST History 25 Final Examinations HMEC Home Economics 54 Special Examinations/SeniorTesting HPER Health, Phys. Ed. & Recreation 54 IV. ACADEMIC POLICIES & PROCEDURES 10 INSE Industrial Systems Engineering 57 Change of Course (Drop/Add), Change of College/Major INTD Interdisciplinary 61 Change of Name,Address or Social Security Number INTL International Studies 26 Course Load Limitations(Overload) ISDS Information Systems/Decision Sciences .... 34 Course NumberingSystem ITAL Italian 22 Credit/NoCredit and Audit JAPN Japanese 22 Grade Reports JOUR Journalism 37 Probation/Suspension (Academic Status & Retention) LING Linguistics 22 Repetition of Courses LATN Latin 22 Students with Disabilities MATH Mathematics 26 Transcript Requests MECH Mechanical Engineering 57 Transfer Credit (MSU Students) MGMT Management 34 Withdrawal MKED Marketing Education 55 V. TRIAL SCHEDULE FORM 16 MKTG Marketing 35 VI. CLASS LISTING 17 MUAP Music -Applied 40 ACAD Academics (Intro to Univ) 60 MUHL Music History 38 ACCT Accountancy 32 MUSA Sacred Music 39 AERO Aerospace Studies (ROTC) 61 MUSE Music Education 39 ANTH Anthropology 17 MUTC Music Theory and Composition 38 ARMY MilitaryScience (ROTC) 61 NAVY Naval Science (ROTC) 61 ART Art 36 NURS Nursing 60 AUSP Audiology and Speech Pathology 60 PHED Physical Education 52 BA Business Administration 32 PHIL Philosophy 28 BIOL Biology 17 PHYS Physics 28 BIOM Biomedical Engineering 55 PLAN Planning 24 CHEM Chemistry 18 POLS Political Science 29 CHIN Chinese 22 PSYC Psychology 29 CIED Curriculum & Instruction 48 R&DS Remedial& Developmental Studies 62 CIVL Civil Engineering 56 RECR Recreation 54 CJUS Criminology& CriminalJustice 19 REHB Rehabilitation 52 CLAS Classics 22 RUSS Russian 23 CMUS CommercialMusic 43 SAFE Safety 52 COMM Communications 45 SOCI Sociology 31 COMP Computer Science 27 SPAN Spanish 23 COUN Counseling & Personnel Services 51 SPED Special Education 55 CPSY Counseling Psychology 52 SWRK Social Work 32 DANC Dance 46 TECH EngineeringTechnology 58 ECON Economics 33 THCA Theatre & CommunicationArts 46 EDAS Educational Admin.& Supervision 47 THEA Theatre 44 EDUC Education Core 46 UNHP University Honors Program 61 EDFD Foundations of Education 50 UNIV University College 59 EDPS Educational Psychology 50 VII. SPECIAL PROGRAMS - INFORMATION EDRS Educational Research 50 General Education Program 79 EDSV Educational Services 47 Weekend Course Offerings 80 ELEC Electrical Engineering 56 University Honors Program 82 ELED ElementaryEducation 48 MINI College 84 ENGL English 20 University College 85 ENGR Engineering(CO-OP) 57 Off-Campus Programs 87 FIR Finance, Insurance & Real Estate 33 International Studies & Exchange Programs 88 FITW Fitness and Wellness 54 VIII. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 89 FREN French 22 IX. DIRECTORY, MAP, & BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS 95 1 MSUIsanEqualOpportunity/AffirmativeActionUniversity.Itiscommittedtoeducationofanon-raciallyidentifiablestudentbody. MSU SPRING 1993 REGISTRATION CALENDAR I. The Registration Center is located in the University Center - East Commons PRIOR TO Students must complete admission and advising processes prior to registration. REGISTRATION Registration Permits are mailed to eligible students before Priority and Regular Registration. Students may (with photo I.D.) pick up duplicate permits at registration times listed below. REGISTER EARLY for best course selection! PRIORITY REGISTRATION - Register at or after assigned appointment time. NOVEMBER 16- 19 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday NOVEMBER 23- 24 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Tuesday NOVEMBER 25 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Wednesday NOV 30 - DEC 3 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday JANUARY 1 Mail-in fee payment deadline. JANUARY 6 • 8 CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD - Appointment time not required. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday - Friday Use Regular Registration Permit with any January appointment time. FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD - University Center - 3rd Floor JANUARY 6 - 8 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday - Friday Courses are deleted for registered students who fail to pay by the Fee Payment Deadline. REGULAR REGISTRATION - Register at or after assigned appointment time. DROP/ADD AND FEE PAYMENT JANUARY 11 - 14 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday All fees must be paid on the day the registration or drop/add is processed. JANUARY 14 100% RefundDeadlinefor Spring. Last day to drop courses or withdraw from the University and receive 100% refund. Senior Citizen Audit Registration. JANUARY 15, 19 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday, Tuesday LATE REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD/FEE PAYMENT - Appointment time not required. JANUARY 15 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday JANUARY 19 -21 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday - Thursday All fees must be paid on the day the registration or drop/add is processed. Students using the PC-191, State of Tennessee Employee Fee Waiver, and/or Graduate Staff Scholarship programs to satisfy fees MAY NOT register for those courses during Priority or Continuous Registration. They should register at or after appointment time on Registration Permit during Regular Registration. REGISTRATION INQUIRIES: Direct inquiries to the Registration and Scheduling Office, Administration Building, Room 161, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, 678-2675. During Registration Periods, Registration and Scheduling is located on the 2nd floor of the University Center, dates and times listed above. FEE PAYMENT INQUIRIES: Direct inquiries to the Bursar's Office, Administration Building, Room 177, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, 678-2243. REGISTRATION APPOINTMENT TIMES: Registration appointment times are based on the number of cumulative hours earned at the end of the previous semester. APPOINTMENT TIMES WILL NOT BE CHANGED. Although appointment times are not needed during Continuous or Late Registration, students must bring their Regular Registration Permit. SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY — - 1 MSU SPRING 1993 SEMESTER CALENDAR -January- s M T W T F S 1 2 January 14 100% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 withdraw from the University and receive 100% refund 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 January 15 FIRST DAY OF CLASSES 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 January 15, 19-21 Late Registration, Drop/Add, Fee Payment January 18 HOLIDAY: Martin LutherKing's Birthday January 21 Last day to add courses or register. Beginning January 22, S M FTebrWuarTy F S tihnqeuiRreicesorcdosncOefrfincien,gAcdhmiann.geBlodfg.c,ouRrosoemsh1o1u9l,d6b7e8-d2i6r7e1c.ted to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 January 21 Last day for graduate students to file "Intent to Graduate" card 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 with Graduate School Office for degrees conferred May 1993 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 January 28 75% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or withdraw from the University and receive a 75% refund February 2 Last day to remove Fall "Incomplete" grades — —March February 1 25% Refund Deadline - last day to drop to part-time or S M T W T F S withdraw from the University and receive a 25% refund 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 February 12 Last day for graduate students to submit master's and doctoral 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 candidacy forms to college 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 March 5 Last day to drop courses or withdraw from the University March 7-14 SPRING BREAK — April5 - 8 PRIORITYREGISTRATION- SUMMER 1993 — S M TApWril T F S 1 April 7 Last day to make application to the dean of the appropriate undergraduate college for degrees conferred August 1993 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 April 12- 15* PRIORITYREGISTRATION- FALL 1993 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 April 19- 22* 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 April 23 Thesis/Dissertation/Comprehensive Examination results to the Graduate School April 28 LAST DAY OF CLASSES — May April 29 STUDY DAY S M T W T F S 1 April 30 - May 6 FINAL EXAMINATION PERIOD - See Examination Schedule 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 May 7 Last day to clear financial obligations to the University before 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 holds are placed on grades 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 May 7 Residence Hall Check-Out Deadline May 8 COMMENCEMENT May 21 Mail-in fee payment deadline for students who registered prior S M ToUWlIt T F S to this date for Summer 1993 1 2 3 4 5 May 28 Fee Payment Deadline for students who register prior to this 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 date for Summer 1993 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 *Summer 1993 Continuous Registration also on these dates. 27 28 29 30 SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT INFORMATION II. ENROLLMENT IS A 4-STEP PROCESS Evening and/or Weekend Only Students Enrolling In coTmoplbeeteeanr4o-lslteedp aptrocMeesmsp:his State University, a student must LAdomwienr. BDlidvg.i,siRoonomCl1a6s7se(1s2:nocoonn-t8a:c0t0Epvme,niMnognAdcaayd-TehmuircsSdearyvicaensd, 8:30am-12noon on Saturday), 678-2393. 1. Admission or Readmission 2. Academic Advising GraduateNon-Degree Students: contacttheadvisingoffice 3. Registration 4. Fee Payment locationsforthecollegeinwhich coursework willbetaken. Callthe Allsteps mustbecompletedinthe propersequence tocompletethe Graduate School foradditional information,678-2531. enrollmentprocess. The details of each step follow. Off-Campus and Jackson Center Students: contact the 1. Admission or Readmission 4M2S7U-4O7f2f5icoero6n78t-h5e0J8a7c.kson StateCommunityCollegecampus,(901) AllrequirementsforadmissiontotheUniversitymustbecompleted before any registration is authorized. Students who completethis process prior to December 29, 1992, will be maileda registration Advising Guidelines permit. Early processing will providethe student betteroptions for registration times. 1. See advisor early. Continuing Students: Students enrolled duringthe Fall 1992 2. Refertoyourdegreepostingsheetandknowwhatyou semester who do not have any registration holds (see Registration need to take, Holds) will be mailedRegistration Permitsfor Spring 1993. 3. Plan coursework semester by semester; try to com- pletelowerdivisioncourses (1000-2000) beforetaking New Students: New students must submita $5.00application upperdivision courses (3000-4000). fee and application formto the Admissions Office. Students who 4. Complete your trial schedule plan selecting several apply for admission after December 1 will not be assured of alternate sections or courses. registration before the first day ofclasses. Applications foradmis- 5. Take advantage of your earliest registration appoint- sion andinformationconcerning proceduresandregulationsmaybe menttime. obtained fromthe followingAdmissions Offices: 6. Checkyourcatalogtoensurethatyouhavecompleted Freshman Admissions Room 215 Admin. Bldg. 678-2101 prerequisites. Transfer Admissions Room 215 Admin. Bldg. 678-2111 7. Update your degreeposting sheet atthe endofeach Graduate Admissions Room 216 Admin. Bldg. 678-2911 term, International Admissions Room 216Admin. Bldg 678-2911 8. Read your catalog and keep acopy with yourdegree posting sheet. The student is ultimatelyresponsible MSU Students Who Were Not Enrolled Fall 1992: for completing the appropriate requirements for the Students who were previously enrolled at MSU but not during Fall degree program. 1992mustsubmitareadmissionapplication. Formerundergraduate students wishing totakegraduatecourses forthefirsttimemustbe properly admitted to the Graduate School as new students. Applications and information concerning readmission may be 3. Registration obtained from: Readmissions Office Room 167 Admin. Bldg. 678-2674 MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION Residency Classification: For information concerning Tennessee Board ofRegents guidelinesand regulationsforclassifi- Materials requiredforregistrationinclude: (1)aRegistration Permit cation of in-state (resident) or out-of-state students for fee-paying (informationcards aremailedwiththepermit),(2)aSection Request purposes, direct allquestions to: Form, and (3) any Restricted Section Request Forms for courses Admissions Office Room 205Admin. Bldg. 678-2344 requiringspecial approval (see footnotes inclass listings). 2. Academic Advising Registration Permit: Students who have completed the admissionprocess andcontinuingstudents who donothave holds All students at MSU mustobtain aSection Request Formfromthe (see PermitHolds below) placed on their registration will receive a appropriate advising location priorto registration. Students should Registration Permit in the mail. Students not meeting admission contact one ofthe areas listed belowforadvisingdates, times,and requirementsin timeto receive a registration permitin the mailwill receive instructions with the letterofacceptance. Eligiblestudents locations. who have not received a permitby November 16, 1992, for Priority Studentswithdeclaredmajor(graduateorundergrad- Registration or by January 6, 1993, for Regular Registration may uate): contact the academic advisor in the departmentof their obtain a duplicate copy by presenting valid picture identificationin the Registration Center. Seethe Registration Calendar (page2)for major. dates and times. Undecided,Unclassified,Audit,orSpecialUndergrad- A Registration Permitis required for any registration processed. uate (except those seeking some aspect of teacher Students should bring the most recent permitfor the semester of licensure): contact the Academic Counseling Unit, Scates Hall, registration. Eligible students who do not participate in Priority Room 107, 678-2062. Registration will be maileda permitfor RegularRegistration. SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Permit Holds: Registration permits are not mailedto students 4. $ $ $ Fee Payment $ $ $ who haveholds placedontheirregistration. Permitsarenotheldfor financialobligationsto the University. Students whose permitsare Fees may be paid as soon as the student receives a Class held are mailed a Notice of Hold on Registration Materials card Schedule and Invoice Form. However, all fees MUST BE PAID BY informingthemof the reason and the office to contact to clear the THE DEADLINE INDICATED ON THE STUDENT'S CLASS SCHED- hold. Seethe listbelowforcontact offices. Students are responsi- ULE AND INVOICE FORM. All deadlines are noted in the Fee bleforclearingthe holds and bringingthe Authorization to Release Payment Options/Deadline Section and in the Registration/Term Registration Materials card from the representative office to the Calendars (pages2-3). REGISTRATION ISNOTCOMPLETE UNTIL Registration Center to pick up their permits. ALL FEESARE PAID. BeginningJanuary 6, 1993, fee payments should be madeatthe Hold Reason Office Location Telephone FeePaymentCenter, UniversityCenter, 3rd Floor. Feesmaybepaid Admissions Admin. Bldg. 209 678-3933 bycash, check, moneyorder, Visa/MasterCard orthrough the use Graduate School Admin. Bldg. 315 678-3560 of a MSU TIGER FUND$ account. Students receivingfinancialaid Health/Medical Hlth. Ctr. 200 678-3127 awards should stop at the Fee Payment Center cashier's station. High School Deficiency Admin. Bldg. 115 678-4722 Students holding billing authorizations should stop at the Fee Judicial Affairs Scates Hall 205 678-2298 Adjustment/BillingAuthorization station inthe Fee PaymentCenter. Measles Immunization Hlth. Ctr. 200 678-3127 Students receivingVA assistance are expected to payfees in full. Probation (Undergraduate) Admin. Bldg. 167 678-2393 Students will not have their names placed on class rolls until all Probation (Graduate) Admin. Bldg. 315 678-3560 fees are satisfied. All questions regarding fees, fee payment, and (or Director of Graduate Studies) refunds should be directed to the Bursar's Office, Administration Readmissions Admin. Bldg. 167 678-2674 Building, Room 176, 678-2243. Registration AppointmentTimes: Theregistrationappoint- FEE PAYMENT OPTIONS/DEADLINES menttimereflectedonthe Registration Permitistheearliesttimethat theindividualstudentmayregisterforPriorityorRegularRegistration. A. Priority/Continuous Registration STUDENTS MAY REGISTER AFTER BUT NOT PRIOR TO THEIR Students who participate in Priority or Continuous Registration APPOINTMENT. These times are based on student level and the MUST payallfees by January 8, 1993. number of cumulative hours earned at the end of the previous 1. Students who electto payfeesPRIOR TO THE START OFTHE semester. AppointmenttimesarenotrequiredduringContinuous or FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD (January 6-8) have the Late Registration. followingfee paymentoptions: In Person: Fees maybe paid in person at the Bursar's Section Request Form: All students are required to have a Office, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday - Friday, prior to Section Request Form (bubble form)priorto enteringthe Registra- January 6, 1993. tion Center. These forms should be obtained from an academic Night Depository: Anightdepository is located outside advisor (see Academic Advising). Students are encouraged to see the Bursar's Officein the Administration Building. Payment their academic advisors well in advance of registration. Some by check or money order accompanied by the remittance colleges/departmentshave specified advising dates or deadlines. copy of the Class Schedule and Invoice Form must be Graduate Non-Degree students who do not wish to pursue a sealed in an envelope and maybe deposited atanyhour of degree may obtain a Section Request Form from the department the day priorto January 6, 1993. offering the coursework or in the Registration Center. Other Mail-In Payment: Fees may be paid by mail through undergraduate non-degree classifications may pick up a "self- January 1, 1993. Paymentbycheck or moneyorderforthe advised" Section Request Form inthe Academic Counseling Unit. exact amount of fees must be accompanied by the remit- tance copy of the Class Schedule and Invoice Form and RestrictedSection RequestForm: Studentsshould pickup mailedto: RestrictedSectionRequestFormsforcourses requiringdepartmental Memphis State University approval. The location for pick-up is indicated by the footnote P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 313 references inthe class listings. Memphis, TN 38148-0313 Overload, Audit, & Credit/No Credit Forms: Special Studentswho payregistrationfees priorto January6, 1993, must permissionformsarerequiredforstudents registeringforoverloads, ensure that all outstanding financial obligationsto the university audit, and credit/no credit classes. See Academic Policies and have been satisfied bythe first day of classes to avoid deletion Procedures for moreinformation. fromclass rolls. 2. Students who elect to pay fees DURING THE FEE PAYMENT REGISTRATION PROCESSING DEADLINE PERIOD (January6-8) MUST payallfees, includingall outstanding financial obligations to the University, at the Fee After a student has the required forms as described above, the Payment Center, University Center, 3rd Floor, by the indicated registration maybeprocessed ator afterthe assigned appointment deadlineon the student's Class Schedule and Invoice Form. timeduring Priority or Regular Registration OR at any timeduring B. Regular Registration (January 11-14) Continuous Registration. The studentwillreceiveaClass Schedule and Invoice Form when the registration is processed. IT IS THE Students who register during Regular Registration MUST pay all STUDENTS' RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY THEIR CLASS SCHED- feesatthe FeePaymentCenter, University Center, 3rd Floor, onthe ULE AND PAY FEES BY THE DEADLINE INDICATED ON THE date of registration. FORM. Students who failto paybytheassigned deadlinemustre- C. Late Registration (January 15, 19-21) registerat or aftertheirassigned RegularRegistration appointment time. Students who registerduring Late Registration MUST payallfees atthe Fee PaymentCenter, UniversityCenter, 3rd Floor, onthedate ofregistration. A$10.00lateregistrationfeewillbeassessed atthis time. SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY FAILURETO MEETPAYMENTDEADLINES SUMMARYOFCOURSEFEES In-State STUDENTS WHO REGISTER AND FAIL TO SATISFY ALL Per Hour Maximum FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS BY THE APPROPRIATE DEAD- Undergraduate $70 $826 LINE WILL BE REMOVED FROM ALL CLASSES FOR Graduate 98 1011 WHICH THEYARE SCHEDULED AND WILLBEREQUIRED Law 109 1291 TO BEGIN REGISTRATION AGAIN. Out-of-State* Undergraduate $227 $2627 Graduate 255 2812 Law 288 3355 Returned Checks/Charge Card Drafts *Totalout-of-statestudentfeesincludetheMaintenanceFee orreIatsdiorsanef,txpwideliclstbheeodnhotohrnaetodraebdcyhbetychkethoebrabdnarknafktoongnivwwehhniictcohhthiitteiisUsndirdvarewarnws.intyAmfaocrhyeacbnkey wahsiscehsseisdcthoarougte-dofe-satcahtessttuuddeennttsp.lus the additional tuition presented a second time at the discretion of the University. A $15.00 returned check/draft charge will be assessed for all checks/drafts returned. RETURNED CHECKS/DRAFTS, USED IN PAYMENT OF REGIS- Fees for AUDITING courses are assessed on the same basis as TRATIONFEES,WHICHARENOTPROMPTLYREDEEMED,WILL fees for credit courses. Courses offered between terms, for RESULTINTHEDELETIONOFTHESTUDENTFROMTHECLASS concentrated periods duringaterm,oratspecific locations maybe ROLLS. subject to fees on a per-hour basis only. "No More Checks" Status Activity Fee The privilege of making payments for fees and charges by per- All students enrolledforoneto fivecredithours willpayastudent sonal check and check cashing privileges will be revoked for any activityfee of $4.00 per hour. All students enrolled for six or more student who has had more than one returned check/draftwithin a credit hours will pay a student activity fee of $48.00. Students twelve month period fora period ofone yearfromthe datethelast paying the fee for six or more hours are entitled to admission to check is redeemed. A student will not be permitted to pay home athletic events and certain health services, concerts, plays, registration fees by check If any previous check In payment of social and other student-sponsored activities. registration fees has been returned. STUDENTS ON A "NO MORE CHECKS" STATUS SHOULD BE Applied Music Fee PREPARED TO PAY REGISTRATION FEES WITH CASH, CASH- Theappliedmusicfeeis$35.00persemesterforeach weeklyone- IER'SCHECK,CERTIFIEDCHECK,ORBYAUTHORIZEDCHARGE halfhour lesson. CARDDRAFT. Miscellaneous Fees FEES AND DEPOSITS For detailed information concerning the following miscellaneous fees see the Bulletins. The listing ofanyfeeor incidental charge in this publication does notconstitute acontract betweenthe Universityandthestudent. As Adding/DroppingCourses (performbeginningJanuary 15)* 5.00 aconditionofregistration,each studentwillpaythefeesineffectfor Application Fee 5.00 the semester for which he or she registers. Fees are subject to Automobile Registration, general parking 15.00 change without notice. Persons with a permanent, total disability (see Parkingfor moreinformation) (no agelimit)and persons 60years ofageandoldershould referto Credit by Exam/Placement Exam (minimum) 60.00 the section ofthis publication covering theirfees and registration. (plus $15.00 per credit hour over three) The University will usually collect the amount of fees due at the Graduation Fee 25.00 timeof registration and duringthe addingand dropping of classes Laboratory Deposits (per semester) 10.00-20.00 in accordance with the residency classification and fee rates in Late Registration (beginningJanuary 15) 10.00 effect. Afterallenrollmentsarecomplete,anyover-collections willbe Music Locker Deposit (1 semester/2semesters) 3.00/4.00 refunded, and students will be billedfor any under-collections. Physical Education Locker/Towel Fee 4.00 Transcripts nofee Maintenance Fee University College: All students, whether in-state or out-or-state, pay a maintenance Screening fee 15.00 fee. Maintenance feesassessed are based onthecourse level,and Contract/advisingfee 25.00 the maximumfees will be the graduate maximumif a student is Experientiallearning- percredit hour 30.00 enrolled for anygraduate hours. (group contracts $180.00 maximum) *This feemustbepaidonthesamedaythedrop/addisprocessed, Tuition or the drop/addwill be voided. Students classified as out-of-state are charged additionalfees as noted in the summarybelow. The OfficeofAdmissions is charged Persons 60 Years ofAge and Persons Totally Disabled withtheresponsibilityofassigningaresidencyclassification toeach Persons suffering from a permanent disability which totally student using regulations provided by the Tennessee Board of incapacitates themfromworking at an occupation which bringsan Regents. The student mayappealthedecision tothe Committeeon income,andpersons whowillbecomesixty (60)yearsofageduring Residency. Residency regulations of the TBR and information on the academicsemester in which they begin classes, and who are appeals procedures are available at the Office of Admissions. domiciled in Tennessee, may AUDIT courses at Memphis State RESIDENCY CLASSIFICATION MAY BE CHANGED ONLY BYTHE without paying tuition charges, maintenancefees, student activity RESIDENCY ADVISOR, OFFICE OFADMISSIONS. fees, or registration fees. Permission to AUDIT will be limited according to space availability. SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Persons who are totallydisabled and persons who will become bemadetotheAssistant tothe Director ofFinance; this determina- sixty-five(65) years ofage priorto orduringthe academicsemester tion maybe appealed to the Fees/RefundsAppeals Committee. inwhich they beginclasses, and who are domiciledin Tennessee, mayenrollincourses forcreditatthecost ofone-halfthenormalper credit hour fee, not to exceed $75.00 per semester. University CARDS Health Services shall examinecertification of permanent disability I.D. and determinethe eligibilityofthe applicant. Inquiries concerning these programs may be addressed to ALL STUDENTS SHOULD OBTAIN A PERMANENT MEM- Registration Services, Room 161,Administration Building,678-2675. PHIS STATE UNIVERSITY I.D. CARD. THIS INCLUDES PART-TIME STUDENTS, EVENING/WEEKEND STUDENTS, STUDENT FEE REFUND PROCEDURES UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS, ETC TheUniversityissuestoeachstudentanidentificationcard Thefollowingrefundpercentages applyto students who withdraw which bears his/her photograph and Social Security fromthe University or who drop to a reduced numberof semester Number. The card remainsthe property of the University hours. and will be surrendered upon the request of a University official. Acardholdermaypossess onlyONEcardatatime. Maintenance Fees, Out-of-State Tuition, and Students mayobtain a replacementfromthe I.D. Office, Applied Music Fees Room 176, Administration Building,8:00a.m.to 4:30 p.m., A. 100% Refund: Monday - Friday. Students will be charged $10.00 to 1. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided for replace a card that has been damaged,stolen or lost. A courses cancelled bythe University. chargeof$2.00willbemadetomakeanychangeindataon 2. Afull(100%)refundofthese feeswillbeprovided beginning a card. Students unable to obtain an I.D. card atan off- at the moment of Priority/Continuous Registration and campusor special registration mustgoto the I.D. Officeto have one made. extending until the conclusion of Regular Registration (January 14). 3. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided in case of death. B. 75% Refund: January 15-January 28. C. 25% Refund: January 29 - February 11. TIGER FUND$ D. No refund will be provided after February 11. Student Activity Fees Apersonal TIGER FUND$ account, usingthe University ID A. Afull (100%)refundofthe StudentActivity Feewillbe provided card, is availableto all Memphis State University students. beginning at the moment of Priority/Continuous Registration Tiger Fund$ is a declining balance, money management and extending until the conclusion of Regular Registration program that allows students to purchase items and (January 14). services on campuswithout the need to carrycash orthe B. 90% Refund: January 15- January 28. inconvenience ofwritingchecks. C. 75% Refund: January 29 - February 11. Tiger Fund$ are accepted at several campus locations D. No refundwill be provided after February 11. including the University Store, University Ticket Office, Health Center, andallcampusdiningfacilities. TigerFund$ Parking Fees, Locker Fees, Desoto areevenaccepted atselected vendingmachinesforadded A Afull (100%) refund ofthese feeswillbe provided beginningat convenience. the momentof Priority/Continuous Registration and extending Your personal Tiger Fund$ account can be activated by untilthe conclusion of Regular Registration (January 14). makinga depositatthe Bursar's Office, EveningAcademic B. Upon the conclusion of Regular Registration, there will be no Services, or at the Registration Fee Payment Center. For refund ofthese fees. additionalinformationcontactthe IDCardOffice,Room176, Administration Building,678-3028. The Universityrefundpolicyis based entirelyuponthe officialdate of the withdrawal or change of course which would result in a refund. Refundsbeyondthespecifieddateorpercentagewillnotbe madefor reasons such as employmentconflicts, health or medical problems, movingout oftown, or other reasons which are beyond 5. Student Housing the University's control or responsibility. Note on the Semester Calendar (page 3) that the refund period For specific application procedures, contract conditions, and ends EARLIER than the final deadline for dropping a course or charges, contact Residence Life, Richardson Towers, Room 011, withdrawal. 678-2295. The following refund information applies to the room Refunds will be processed beginning approximatelytwo weeks deposit only. after classes begin. The University will offset against proposed refunds anyamountowed bythe student to the University. Residence Life Deposit Refund Deadlines The followingdeadlines applyto the refund of room deposits. APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR FEES & REFUNDS A. 100% Refund: Returning residents must cancel by November 1, 1992, to Astudent mayappealthe assessment, application,calculation,or receivea100%deposit refund. Newapplicantsmustcancelby interpretationofanyUniversityfee,charge,deposit,orrefund,orany B. 5D0ec%eRmebfeurnd1:, 1992, to receive a 100%deposit refund. University action connected with fees and charges. Questions Cancellations mustbe madebyJanuary 10, 1993,to receivea should generallybediscussed with personnel inthe Bursar's Office. 50%deposit refund. Ifastudent is notsatisfiedwiththe resolution madebythe Bursar's Office,awrittenappeal,onformsavailableinthe Bursar's Officecan SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION/TESTING SCHEDULES III. SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMINATIONS Final examinations begin on Friday, April 30, 1993. Attendance is compulsory. *CLASS TIME/DAY FRI SAT MON TUES WED THURS 4/30/93 5/1/93 5/3/93 5/4/93 5/5/93 5/6/93 8:00am MWF 8:00am-10:00am 9:10am MWF 10:30am-12:30pm 10:20am MWF 8:00am-10:00am 11:30am MWF 10:30am-12:30pm MW 12:40pm 10:00am-12noon MW 2:20pm 1:00pm-3:00pm MW 5:30pm 5:30pm-7:30pm MW 7:10pm 7:00pm-9:00pm MW 8:50pm 8:00pm-10:00pm 8:00am TT 8:00am-10:00am 9:40am TT 10:30am-12:30pm 11:20am TT 8:00am-10:00am 1:00pm TT 10:30am-12:30pm 2:40pm TT 1:00pm-3:00pm 5:30pm TT 5:30pm-7:30pm 7:10pm TT 7:00pm-9:00pm 8:50pm TT 8:00pm-10:00pm 9:00am SAT 8:00am-10:00am *Classes meetingone dayaweek for at least two hours will have their examduringthe examweek atthe timethe class normallymeets. No exammaybe given at atimeother than the one listed above exceptwith written permission ofthe departmentchair &the college dean. Commonfinalexamsare givenforcertain courses. These are noted in the footnote forthe class inthis schedule. Examsfor classes which meetat atimenot included inthis schedule should be givenat atimeas close to the scheduled class timeas possible. For example,the examfor a class meetingat 9:30 MWF maybe given atthe timescheduled foreither a 9:10 or 10:20 MWF class. SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT AND PLACEMENT(AAPP) AAPP Test Schedule (English/Mathematics Placement) Date Day TimeComplete Time Partial The complete AAPP course placement test, which consists of (Writing/Reading/Math) (Math Placement) writing, math, and reading components, is required of all first-time English Placement freshmen with an ACT composite score less than 19 or an SAT total score less than 720. All students over 21 years of age, regardless of January 5, 1993 Tuesday 6:00pm 6:35pm ACT or SAT scores, are required to be tested. The test must be January 12, 1993 Tuesday 9:00am 9:35am completed priorto the student's first enrollment. January 19, 1993 Tuesday 9:00am 9:35am All students admittedwith an ACT composite score of 19 or higher March 30, 1993 Tuesday 6:00pm 6:35pm (SAT score 720 or higher) and an English or Math subscore of less April 8, 1993 Thursday 9:00am 9:35am than 19 (SAT verbal or math score less than 400) are required to April 17, 1993 Saturday 9:00am 9:35am complete the appropriate AAPP English and/ormath placementtest May 10, 1993 Monday 6:00pm 6:35pm priorto theirfirst enrollment. May 27, 1993 Thursday 1:00pm 1:35pm Students must pre-register in person for the complete test or math partialtest inthe DevelopmentalStudies Office,Room 171,Administra- tion Building,bynoon ofthe dayprecedingthe test. Students should callthe Testing Center (678-2428) to sign upforthe English test. The complete test starts on the hour, as does English Placement. Math Placementstarts 35 minutesafterthe hour listed for each test. For further informationcall DevelopmentalStudies (678-2028). SPRING 1993 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY