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The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog

The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog. Purpose. The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog is a BINDING contract between you and the University. The catalog lists the classes you will need to complete and pass in order to graduate. View the catalog on-line.

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The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog

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  1. The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog

  2. Purpose • The SCSU Undergraduate Catalog is a BINDING contract between you and the University. • The catalog lists the classes you will need to complete and pass in order to graduate.

  3. View the catalog on-line • https://www.southernct.edu/undergraduatecatalog/uploads/textWidget/wysiwyg/documents/SCSU_UGCat_09_11.pdf

  4. College Hierarchy • Professor • Department Chairperson • Dean (of school OR of Student Affairs)

  5. Personnel Information • Board of Trustees – inside cover • Administrative Officers for the CSU – inside cover • Chief Administrators – page 2 • Academic and Student Support Personnel – page 2 • Faculty List – page 208-227 (back)

  6. Important Pages • Table of contents: pg. 3 • Semester calendars: pg. 4 • Additional helpful calendars can be found at: http://www.southernct.edu/calendarhome/

  7. Financial Information • On pgs. 21-24 of the catalog • Website for the Bursar’s office: http://www.southernct.edu/bursar/ • Location: Wintergreen Building – Main Lobby • Hours of operation: • M 8:00a-6:00p, T-F 8:00a-4:30p

  8. Financial Information (continued) • Financial Aid information on pgs. 25-31 of the catalog • Website for the financial aid office: http://www.southernct.edu/financialaid/ • Location: Wintergreen Building • Freshman financial aid representative: Gloria Lee leeg1@southernct.edu

  9. Student Services: Study Skills Enrichment • pgs. 32-40 • Study Skills Enrichment EN C016, 203-392-6824 • http://www.southernct.edu/studyskillsenrichment/

  10. Student Services: Campus Writing Center • Campus Writing Center EN A012 • tutorials start September 7th, 2010 • hours of operation will be posted the first week of classes • tips for writers: http://www.southernct.edu/writingcenter/tipsforwriters/

  11. Student Services: Tutoring Center • EN A 014 • tutorials start September 7th, 2010 • hours of operation will be posted the first week of classes • appointment or drop-in availability

  12. Student Services: Buley Library • website: http://library.scsu.ctstateu.edu/

  13. Student Services: Computer Labs • Buley Library: Rooms 309 & 314 (macs and pcs) • Jennings Hall: Room 130 (pcs only) • Adanti Student Center: Rooms 202 & 217 • labs contain computers and printers • NOTE: cost of printing: 5 ¢/page for black and white and 25 ¢/page for color • hours of operation on the website: http://www.southernct.edu/oit/labsandclassrooms/computerlabs/

  14. Student Services: Disability Resource Center • EN C105A, 203-392-6828 • website: http://www.southernct.edu/drc/

  15. Academic Standards • pgs. 41-45 • Student Course Load: full time-at least 12 credits • Proficiency: Students who are required to take a course such as MAT 095 must past this course within their first 24 credits. • Academic Probation: GPA below 2.0 • Fresh Start Option

  16. Degree Programs • pg. 50 • Major: courses in one discipline • Cognate: 12-15 credits in a related discipline, but outside of the major • Minor: 18 credits in a discipline outside of the major • Concentration: required courses within a specific area of study, within a major

  17. AUR’s • AUR = All University Requirements • pg. 50-51 • Required courses for all students (i.e., COM 100) • AUR’s are in a state of change to the LEP (Liberal Education Program)

  18. University Requirements • FYE Program pg. 53 • Explanation of B.S. and B.A degrees pg. 54

  19. List of Majors • The list of majors is divided by schools. • Schools: Arts and Sciences, Business, Education and Health and Human Services

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