ADULT Accelerated Degree Program

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1 Mount Saint Mary College Evenings + Weekends ADULT Accelerated Degree Program Course Schedule Mount Saint Mary College 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, NY msmc.edu

2 Mount Saint Mary College 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, NY msmc.edu/adult Getting Started Registration Students should register for sessions within each term as follows: Summer Term: s A and B Fall Term: s C, D and E Spring Term: s F, G and H See the dates within each session schedule for registration, add and drop, and course cancellation deadlines. Accelerated students are able take traditional daytime courses in place of, or concurrent with, accelerated courses; however, the reduced accelerated tuition rate will not apply for such courses. Students are responsible for understanding and complying with the college s graduation, major and minor, foundation and elective course requirements. They should develop an academic plan of study with input from their academic advisor. Students are responsible for registering and, should their plans change, officially withdrawing in writing (online, , fax or letter) from courses within the timelines outlined in this schedule. Students are responsible for full payment of tuition and fees for each course for which they have registered. Registration & Payment Policy 1. Tuition is due one week before the semester or session begins. a. The reduced Accelerated Tuition Rate applies students who are 24 years of age or older, who take evening/weekend courses. 2. A late payment fee of $200 will be assessed if the student s account balance is not satisfied in full by the day before the first day of the session. 3. A student may not register for a class if the student s account has a balance due greater than $ A late registration fee of $85 will be charged all returning students, should they register on or after the first day of the semester or session. 5. A student may receive an official transcript or a diploma only when all financial obligations have been met. Financial Aid A variety of financial aid programs including loans, grants, and veterans benefits are available full and part-time students. Full-time students carry at least 12 credits per semester. Financial aid is distributed on the basis of need as established by Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) guidelines. The FAFSA should be completed at least weeks in advance of the semester in which aid is requested. The Office of Continuing Education requires students file a course plan (preferably at the beginning of the summer session) for the entire academic year so that the Financial Aid Office may determine eligibility. Information regarding outside sources for loans is available. Tuition Reimbursement Policy Students who receive 100% reimbursement by their employer are not required pay tuition until the session is completed, provided they submit verification and a statement of personal responsibility. Students who receive less than 100% reimbursement, must pay the non-reimbursable portion before classes start. Tuition is due within 30 days after the completion of the session; the student is responsible for payment. Tuition & Fees* Application Fee $45 Tuition Per Credit: Accelerated $565 Traditional $745 Registration Fee per term Fall, Spring, Summer $70 Drop Fee Per Course $10 Late Payment Fee $200 *Tuition and fees may change beginning fall term 2010.

3 ADULT Accelerated Degree Program Course Schedule Summer 2010 A Monday, May 17 Friday June 25, 2010 Undersubscribed courses cancelled May 12 Classes begin May 17 Late registration May Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund May 21 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund May 28 Last day withdraw June 11 B Saturday, June 26 Friday, August 6, 2010 Undersubscribed courses cancelled June 23 Classes begin June 26 Late registration June 26 July2 Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund July 2 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund July 9 Last day withdraw July 23 Memorial Day, May 31 Fri June 4 Makeup July 4, Independence Day Friday, July 9 makeup MONDAY MTH 2070 A1 Elementary Statistics* 3 NUR 4020 A1 Community Health Nursing** 4 BUS 3080 A1 Intro International Business 3 CMA 3320 A1 Journalistic Writing 3 ECO 1010 A1 Principles Of Economics, Macro 3 HIS 4402 A1 Nazi Germany 3 REL 3182 A1 Religion & Personal Growth 3 SOC 2410 A1 Marriage And Family 3 WEDNESDAY CIT 1052 A1 Computer Literacy* 3 ACC 1050 A1 Financial Accounting 3 ACC 3070 A1 Accounting For Managerial 3 Decision & Control 3 BIO 1030 A1 Anamy & Physiology I* 4 BIO 2020 A1 Microbiology* 4 HIS 4445 A1 Baseball & U.S. Soc His; Film/Fact 3 HIS 4460 A1 African Civilization 3 HLT 3010 A1 Normal & Therapeutic Nutrition 3 PHL 1030 A1 Intro Philosophy 3 PSY 1010 A1 General Psychology 3 REL 1250 A1 Intro New Testament 3 SOC 1010 A1 Intro Sociology 3 ECO 1020 B1 Principles Of Economics, Micro 3 GEO 1020 B1 Economic Geography 3 HIS 1010 B1 U.S. Hisry I REL 1300 B1 Intro World Religions 3 SOC 3040 B1 Social Class Power and Inequality 3 ACC 1060 B1 Managerial Accounting 3 HIS 4409 B1 The Middle East 3 PHL 3120 B1 Business Ethics 3 SOC 3260 B1 Aging & Society 3 SPA 1010 B1 Basic Spanish I 3 BUS 4030 B1 Marketing Management 3 (8-11:10 am) CIT 1002 B1 Online Computer Literacy 3 * Class meets for 12 weeks ** Class meets for 9 weeks For more information on the Adult Accelerated Degree Program and the Office of Continuing Education, visit 3 3

4 Fall 2010 C Saturday, Aug. 7 Friday, Sept. 17, 2010 Undersubscribed courses cancelled Aug. 4 Classes begin Aug. 7 Late registration Aug Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund Aug. 13 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund Aug. 20 Last day withdraw Sept. 3 D Saturday, Sept. 18 Friday, Oct. 29, 2010 Undersubscribed courses cancelled Sept. 15 Classes begin Sept. 18 Late registration Sept Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund Sept. 24 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund Oct. 1 Last day withdraw Oct. 15 Labor Day, Sept. 6 Friday, Sept. 10 makeup Columbus Day, Oct. 11 Friday, Oct. 15 makeup MONDAY ENG 2080 C1 Major American Authors I* 3 ACC/BUS 3061 C1 Computer Applications in Acc. & Bus. 3 BUS 2050 C1 Business Law I 3 BUS 3090 C1 Human Resource Management 3 HIS 1050 C1 Hisry Of Western Europe 1 3 HIS 4462 C1 Special Topics:the Sixties,Hisry 3 HSR/SW 1030 C1 Intro To Social Work 3 NUR 3001 C1 Foundations Of Nursing Research 3 PHL 3670 C1 Medical Ethics 3 PSY 3060 C1 Biological Psychology 3 REL 1250 C1 Intro To New Testament 3 TUESDAY NUR 3022 C1 Adult Health Nursing II** 4 ACC 2010 C1-B Intermediate Accounting I 3 ACC 3030 C1 Auditing 3 BIO 1040 C1 Anamy & Physiology II* 4 BIO 3030 C1 Pathophysiology 3 BUS 3010 C1 Production Systems Management 3 BUS 1010 C1 Intro Management 3 CMA 2170 C1 Public Speaking 3 HIS 1020 C1 U.S. Hisry II 1865-Present 3 HIS 4040 C1 Hisry of Asia 3 NUR 4060 C1 Professional Nursing 3 PSY 3320 C1 Psychology of Personality 3 PSY 3560 C1 Drugs & Society 3 MUS 2140 C1 American Music 3 * Class meets for 12 weeks ** Class meets for 9 weeks 4 MONDAY CIT 1052 D1 Computer Literacy* 3 NUR 2043 D1 Physical Assessment 3 CHM 1050 D1 Intro Chemistry I* 4 ERS 1030 D1 Intro To Earth Science I* 3 BUS 2060 D1 Business Law II 3 HIS 1060 D1 Hisry Of Western Europe II 3 HIS 3192 D1 Hisry Of Islam 3 HSR/SOC 2510 D1 Theory Of Social Casework 3 NUR 3040 D1 Nursing Care Of The Family 4 NUR 4051 D1 Complex Health Problems 7 PSY 3550 D1 Psychology Of Gender 3 PSY 4440 D1 Experimental Psychology* 4 REL 1150 D1 Intro Old Testament 3 SOC 3410 D1 Race, Gender And Society 3 TUESDAY MTH 1100 D1 Elementary Functions* 3 NUR 2024 D1 Nursing Skills (5 7:30 pm) 4 NUR 2024 D2 Nursing Skills (7:30 10 pm) 4 WEDNESDAY ENG 4170 D1 Modern American Grammar* 3 MTH 2070 D1 Elementary Statistics* 3 ACC 2020 D1-B Intermediate Accounting II 3 BUS 1020 D1 Marketing Principles 3 FIN 3010 D1 Principles of Finance 3 HIS 3150 D1 Hisry Of American West 3 HIS 4020 D1 Hisry Of Latin America 3 HSR 2110 D1 Human Behavior And Social Envir I 3 HSR/SOC 4110 D1 Quant. & Qual. Research Methods 3 PHL 1030 D1 Intro To Philosophy 3 POS 3050 D1 Development of Political Thought I 3 PSY 3000 D1 Principles & Tech. of Counseling 3 REL 3095 D1 Parables Of Jesus 3 THURSDAY MTH 2050 D1 Math For The Elem. School Teacher I* 3 ART 4012 D1 Basic Drawing Tech. (9 am 4pm) 3 BUS/FIN 3020 D1-B Money & Banking (8 11:10 am) 3 MUS 1040 D1 Intro To Music 3

5 E Saturday, Ocber 30 Friday, December 10, 2010 Undersubscribed courses cancelled Oct. 27 Classes begin Oct. 30 Late registration Oct. 30 Nov. 5 Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund Nov. 5 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund Nov. 12 Last day withdraw Nov. 26 Resources for you Thanksgiving, Nov. 24 Thanksgiving, Nov. 25 Friday, Dec. 3 makeup Friday, Dec. 10 makeup ACC 1050 E1 Financial Accounting 3 ACC 4030 E1 Financial Accounting Problems 3 GEO 1010 E1 Intro Physical Geography 3 HIS 1010 E1 U.S. Hisry I HSR 3010 E1 Found. of Soc. Policy & Planning 3 PHL 2030 E1 Social Philosophy 3 POS 2090 E1 American Government 3 REL 3182 E1 Religion & Personal Growth 3 ACC 4020 E1 Contemporary Accounting Theory 3 BUS 4030 E1 Marketing Management 3 ECO 1010 E1 Principles Of Economics, Macro 3 ENG 1010 E1 College Writing 3 ENG/THR 3070 E1 Shakespeare 3 HIS 1050 E1 Hisry Of Western Europe I 3 HIS 4210 E1 Hisry Of Middle East 3 HSR/SOC 4250 E1 Readings In Applied Social Research 3 PSY 1010 E1 General Psychology 3 PSY 4250 E1 Abnormal Psychology 3 ART 3130 E1 Painting (9 am 4 pm) 3 BUS/FIN 3030 E1-B Financial Mgmt. (8 11:10 am) 3 BUS 4010 E1 Seminar In Mgmt. (8 11:10 am) 3 PHL 3120 E1-B Business Ethics (11:30 am 2:40 pm) 3 TO BE DETERMINED NUR 4230 E1 RN Seminar 1 Jazzman s Cafe in the Math, Science & Technology Center Academic Support Services are offered through our office of Outcomes and Assessment. Career Development provides opportunities through counseling, career assessment and workshops. Curriculum Library and Design Center supports the Division of Education by providing students with print and multimedia resources. Curtin Memorial Library is a tri-level wing at the southern end of Aquinas Hall with holdings of over 100,000 volumes. Honor Society allows adult students participate in the adult student honor society Alpha Sigma Lambda. The Kaplan Center for Math, Science and Technology in Aquinas Hall features new nursing laboraries, modern learning spaces, and an atrium and specialty coffee shop for the college community. Kaplan Recreation Center offers basketball and volleyball courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool, a 19,000 foot gymnasium with an elevated running track, a cardio fitness room, a weight room, an aerobics/dance room, training facilities. Classes in yoga, Pilates, dance, and aerobics are offered. MBA Resource Room. This center provides graduate business students with work space and computer facilities. Security & Safety. Mount Saint Mary College is committed providing a safe campus for the college community. Curtin Memorial Library Multimedia labs 5

6 Spring 2011 F Monday, January 3 Saturday, February 12, 2011 Undersubscribed courses cancelled Dec. 29 Classes begin Jan. 3 Late registration Jan. 3 7 Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund Jan. 7 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund Jan. 14 Last day withdraw Jan. 28 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Jan. 17 Friday, Jan. 21 makeup ACC 1060 F1 Managerial Accounting 3 BUS 2080 F1-B International Marketing 3 CHM 1060 F1 Introducry Chemistry II * 4 HIS 1020 F1 U.S. Hisry II 3 HIS 4461 F1 African Civilizations 3 HSR 1030 F1 Intro Social Work 3 NUR 3051 F1 Mental Health Nursing 4 PSY 1010 F1 General Psychology 3 REL 4100 F1 Theology in Film 3 SOC 2410 F1 Marriage & the Family 3 TUESDAY HLT 3040 F1 Pharmacology 3 WEDNESDAY ENG 2090 F1 Major American Authors* 3 THURSDAY ACC 3040 F1 Federal Income Tax 3 ECO 1020 F1 Principles of Economics Micro 3 ENG 1020 F1 Forms of Literature 3 HIS 1060 F1 Hisry of Europe II 3 PHL 1030 F1 Intro Philosophy 3 POS 2100 F1 American State and Local Gov. 3 PSY 3050 F1 Developmental Psychology 3 BUS 3150 F1-B Organ. Behavior (8 11:10 am) 3 * Class meets for 12 weeks G Monday, February 14 Friday, April 1, 2011 Undersubscribed courses cancelled Feb. 9 Classes begin Feb. 14 Late registration Feb Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund Feb. 18 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund Feb. 25 Last day withdraw March 18 Note: Seven week schedule due Spring Break MONDAY CIT 1160 G1 Spreadsheets and Databases* 3 ENG 4100 G1 Literature for Children* 3 NUR 3012 G1 Adult Health Nursing I 7 NUR 4020 G1 Comm. Health Nursing (2 5 pm) 4 ACC 2010 G1-B Intermediate Accounting I 3 BUS 4060 G1 Business and Government Relations 3 BUS/FIN 3020 G1 Money and Banking 3 CMA 2170 G1 Public Speaking 3 ERS 1040 G1 Earth Science II * 3 HIS 3230 G1 Renaissance and Reformation 3 HIS 4040 G1 Hisry of Asia 3 PSY 3260 G1 Psychology of Stress 3 REL 3160 G1 Theology in Our Times 3 SOC 2320 G1 Social Problems 3 TUESDAY MTH 1100 G1 Elementary Functions * 3 ACC 4060 G1 Not-For-Profit Accounting 3 BIO 1110 G1 General Biology * 3 FIN 3040 G1 Corporate Finance 3 HIS 3250 G1 20th Century Europe 3 HIS 4410 G1 Black Hisry 3 POS 3060 G1 Development of Political Thought II 3 PSY 3350 G1 Communication & Group Process 3 SOC 1010 G1 Intro Sociology 3 SOC 3410 G1 Race, Gender and Society 3 WEDNESDAY CIT 1052 G1 Computer Literacy * 3 NUR 4010 G1 Nursing Care of Children 4 NUR 4010 G1 Nursing Care of Children 4 THURSDAY MTH 2070 G1 Elementary Statistics * 3 MTH 2060 G1 Math for Elem. School Teachers II * 3 ART 4022 G1 Applications of Modern Art 3 BUS 3010 G1 Prod. Systems Mgmt. (8 11:10 am) TO BE DETERMINED NUR 4220 G1 RN Seminar Mat/Child Hlt 2 MUS 2140 G1 American Music 3 6

7 H Saturday, April 2 Friday, May 13, 2011 Undersubscribed courses cancelled March 30 Classes begin April 2 Late registration April 2 8 Last day Add/Drop with 100% refund April 8 Last day Add/Drop with 50% refund April 15 Last day withdraw April 29 Easter weekend, Friday, April 22 Friday, April 29 makeup Contacting us ACC 2020 H1-B Intermediate Accounting II 3 BUS/FIN 3030 H1 Financial Management 3 CMA/ART 2200 H1 Design in Visual Communication 3 HIS 4432 H1 Nazi Germany 3 HIS 4020 H1 Hisry of Latin America 3 HSR 2250 H1 Human Behav. and the Social Env. II 3 PHL 1030 H1 Intro Philosophy 3 PSY 4304 H1 Human Sexuality 3 ACC 4030 H1 Financial Accounting Problems 3 BUS 4010 H1 Seminar in Management 3 ENG/CMA 3300 H1 Creative Writing 3 HIS 4160 H1 America Foreign Relations in the 20th Century 3 HSR 3010 H1 Foundations of Policy & Planning 3 PHL 3120 H1 Business Ethics 3 PSY 3310 H1 Psychology of Death & Dying 3 REL 2070 H1 Religious Movements in America 3 SOC 4710 H1 Community Action 3 ART 4016 H1 Mod. Approach Art (9 am 4 pm) 3 BUS 3070 H1 Labor Relations (8 11:10 am) 3 REL 1050 H1-B Intro Biblical Stud. (8 11:10 am) 3 TO BE DETERMINED NUR 4210 H1 RN Seminar Adult Health 3 NUR 4230 H1 RN Seminar Mental Health 1 MUS 4031 H1 Jazz Appreciation 3 Office of Continuing Education Mount Saint Mary College 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, NY Tel: Fax: Hours: Monday Thursday, 8:30 am 7:00 pm Friday, 8:30 am 4:00 pm Continuing Education Direcry Lisa Gallina, Direcr Kerin Reilly, Associate Direcr Nydia Benitez-Nee, Academic Advisor Michael Mattausch, Academic Advisor Karen Ulrich, Academic Advisor Rosario Edic, Secretary Nancy Trenz, Secretary (evenings) Army Education Center at West Point Other Helpful Numbers Athletics Campus Sre Career Development Co-Op and Internship Program Counseling Center Cultural Center Distance Education Finance Financial Aid Help Desk (Technology) Curtin Memorial Library Registrar Security-Safety Skills Center Weather Line (School Closings)

8 Evenings + Weekends ADULT Accelerated Degree Program Earn a B.A. or B.S. Degree in one of seven majors: Accounting Business Management & Administration Human Services Nursing Psychology Hisry Interdisciplinary BA (a prerequisite program for M.S. in Childhood Education) s SUMMER 2010 FALL 2010 SPRING 2011 A May 17 June 25 B June 26 August 6 C August 7 Sept. 17 D Sept. 18 Oct. 29 E Oct. 30 Dec. 10 F Jan. 3 Feb. 12 G Feb. 14 April 1 H April 2 May 13 Mount Saint Mary College 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, NY msmc.edu