American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, No prior instruction in the language, fewer than two high school units in the language, instruction more than four years ago, or UA placement test, Two High school units in the language or UA credit for 101 or UA placement test, Two high school units in the language or 101 at another institution, Credit for 102 or 103 or UA placement test. Credit for a course cannot be applied toward both the total hours required for the first degree and the additional hours required for any additional degree. These mathematics courses include: Students may drop or add courses during the late registration period at the beginning of each semester. 200 Clark Hall All degree requirements are met under one catalog. Placement assessments are offered in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. While at The University of Alabama, students may prepare for professions in occupational therapy, veterinary medicine, chiropractic medicine, podiatry or any other health-related profession requiring an advanced degree. If the third attempt is unsuccessful, the student will not be allowed to register for a fourth attempt without permission from the Dean of the College or representative.
While enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, students must earn a minimum of 30 hours on this campus. The pre-law program advisers are the primary advisers for students who have an interest in pre-law. A student's catalog is determined by their enrollment year, though a student may change his or her catalog to a more recent one. prelaw.ua.edu The requirements set minimum standards for the degree, including the promotion of sufficient study at The University of Alabama, setting minimum standards of performance quality, establishing expectations for study at the advanced level and in liberal arts disciplines, and limiting the applicability of certain types of courses. A student who completes all requirements for two or more different degrees (e.g., bachelor of arts and bachelor of science) will be awarded multiple degrees and will receive multiple diplomas. The College provides the fundamental liberal arts foundation necessary to the education of all University of Alabama students. Some majors have additional residency requirements. Calculation does not include failed and repeated courses. Students are responsible for monitoring the accuracy of their academic records and reporting any errors to the college registrar in the A&S Student Services Center, 200 Clark Hall. Contact UA. For students with 61 < credit hours, 9 hours (or 3 courses) may be withdrawn from. (205) 348-5970 Each student must earn a minimum of 30 additional credit hours in residence in the College of Arts and Sciences over and above any hours applied to the first degree. These additional requirements are important to ensuring the liberal arts character of the degree program. The pass/fail option is designed to encourage students to explore areas of study outside the major and minor. Written permission from the instructor is required and the student must pay for the full cost of the course. Several departments in the College of Arts and Sciences, including the Department of Philosophy, the Department of Political Science, the Department of History, and New College, offer pre-law programs of study, but many other departments offer courses that prepare pre-law students. The College offers programs of study leading to the following degrees: bachelor of arts (BA), bachelor of science (BS), bachelor of music (BM), bachelor of fine arts (BFA), bachelor of science in chemistry (BCh), bachelor of science in geology (BSG) and bachelor of science in microbiology (BMB). Each candidate for a degree must submit an application for degree through myBama in the semester immediately prior to the term in which he or she plans to graduate. It contributes fundamentally to the economic development of the state through teaching, creative activity, research and outreach. College of Arts and Sciences faculty lead many of the University's summer study abroad programs and direct semester-long programs. Ancillary courses required for the minor may be used to satisfy requirements in the major or in the second major or second minor. Additionally, aDeans hold will be applied to the students account for students who withdraw from term. The College of Arts and Sciences is central to the instructional, research and outreach missions of The University of Alabama. Since these classes are not actually completing requirements, they are not taken into consideration. Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average on the total number of hours attempted, including all work at UA and all transfer work. Please see the Student Services Center for more information. Whether a student's interest is American studies, studio art or biology, the ability to draw together learning from different fields, to integrate it and to use it later to analyze and solve problems in one's profession, community and own life is the key characteristic of a liberally educated person. Technology used in other courses encourages active, not passive, interaction with course materials. Cynthia H. Channell - Associate Registrar. The College of Arts and Sciences is central to the instructional, research, and outreach missions of The University of Alabama. Please consult the listings for each semester. The catalog and registration system provide information on the preparation necessary to enroll in a specific course. Appeals to this withdrawal policy can be made to the Dean of the College or representative. For more information, contact the health professions advisers at (205) 348-5970 or visit our website at prehealth.ua.edu. A student may major in two subjects with the following provisions: A minor or a second major is required for most A&S majors. Those who expect to finish degree requirements in August or December should submit the application during the previous spring semester. In addition, students may also appeal to apply 3hrs for MIL335 American Military Experience. Coursework may not be duplicated between the major and minor or double minors . The College of Arts and Sciences centers its considerable human and technological resources on the individual student and that student's learning. After that and for other students who have an interest in physical therapy, the adviser is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to study in physical therapy. Virtuallyall of theprograms of study in the College of Arts and Sciences emphasize interdisciplinary study. Additional residency requirements are cited in this catalog. Each student must complete a minimum of 120 semester hours of coursework approved by the College of Arts and Sciences. First-semester freshmen and first-semester transfer students who have not met the freshman composition requirement enroll in an appropriate English composition course and continue taking required English courses until the composition requirement is met. The student must pay all fees and adhere to all requirements of each college, other than residency. Students are also responsible for re-filing updated plans of study if changes are desired.
Copyright 2022 The University of Alabama Information about these organizations can be obtained from the prehealth website: prehealth.ua.edu.
, the Writing Center, the Career Center, the Center for Service and Leadership, the departments of the College, and other UA academic divisions. Each student must earn a minimum grade point average of 2.0. See the listing for majors and minors available in the College of Arts and Sciences. Both UA institutional coursework and transfer work will be used to calculate the major GPA. A student with two majors does not need a minor. The 36-hour total includes the 300- and 400-level courses completed in fulfillment of major and minor requirements. If a student holds a bachelor degree from another regionally accredited institution of higher learning, the University presumes all general education requirements have been completed. The student must apply for admission for the second degree and meet the following provisions: During the fall and spring semesters, the recommended course load for students in the College of Arts and Sciences is 14-16 hours per semester. New College seminars, which are open to all students, and the New College depth studies are hands-on experiences with interdisciplinary learning. This program works cooperatively with and encourages students to use the resources of the Capstone Center for StudentSuccess, the Writing Center, the Career Center, the Center for Service and Leadership, the departments of the College, and other UA academic divisions. Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice, Department of Modern Languages and Classics. After that, and for other students who have an interest in dentistry, the health professions advisor is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to dental school. prehealth.ua.edu All students, including transfer students, must complete in residence a minimum of six hours at the 300- or 400-level in the minor. Many College of Arts and Sciences graduates go on to medical school, law school, dental or optometry school, physical or occupational therapy programs or other health-related or professional study. Each student in the College of Arts and Sciences must complete a minimum of 36 semester hours in courses at the 300 or 400 level. Student organizations, including Alpha Epsilon Delta, the pre-medical honorary, of which UA is the Alpha chapter, are also important parts of pre-professional preparation. Calculation does not include failed orrepeated courses. If students are not pleased with their placement based on their ACT or SAT mathematics score, they may elect to take the UA Math Placement Assessment. The College provides the fundamental liberal arts foundation necessary to the education of all UA students. Both degrees do not have to be received in the same semester provided the concurrent degree plan of study was approved prior to the receipt of the first degree (students should speak with the Scholarship and Financial Aid offices prior to applying). An auditor may not take the tests or the final examination in a course. All 300-level courses in the College of Arts and Sciences have either a specific prerequisite course or have the expectation that the student will have junior standing (61 earned hours), or the permission of the instructor, in order to enroll.
Common factors that are considered relate to unforeseen health circumstances, work/service conflicts, or required University commitments (not, for example, academic performance in the course). The college sponsors undergraduate research days that encourage students to share their experiences. After that and for other students who have an interest in pharmacy, the advisers are available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to pre-pharmacy. The health professions advisors are the primary advisor for students who enter the University as pre-dental until they declare a specific major. A student may choose to take additional hours in the minor, but the department cannot require more than the stated number. Students must meet the general education requirement. After that and for other students who have an interest in medicine, the adviser is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to medical school preparation. Students preparing to enter medical school should consult the catalog of the medical school of interest early in their undergraduate careers in order to be informed of each schools admissions requirements. Each student must earn a minimum of 150 credit hours, including a minimum of 60 credit hours in residence. prelaw@as.ua.edu. These students should contact the Department of Modern Languages and Classics before attending summer orientation or before registering for a course in the language in which they have this competency. See major and minor grade point average for details. The pre-law program works with students who are interested in law as a career. A students minor GPA is calculated in the following manner: The use of the same course to satisfy specific requirements in the major and minor is not permitted.
studentservices@as.ua.edu. Each student must have at least one major subject of specialization. Minors are subject to the same limitations on concentration of applicable hours as are majors. Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average onhours attempted at The University of Alabama. Although specific admission requirements vary, most dental schools require: Since admission to professional schools is highly competitive, students planning careers in the health professions should be aware that satisfactory completion of pre-professional requirements does not guarantee admission to professional schools.
For examples of pre-law courses please visit prelaw.ua.edu. Citizenship is global. Some majors and minors require specific hours in residence. The health professions advisors assist students in academic planning needed to meet the admissions requirements for medical school. This presumption does not apply to ancillary requirements.
Each student must complete all University, College, major and minor requirements for both degree programs. Students may not drop required freshman-level English courses. 200 Clark Hall Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average in his or her major and minor. Specific services include:academic planning assistance, college-level scholarship programs, compass courses, degree applications and graduation certification, freshman and transfer student orientation, general information about academic policies and procedures, course articulation and equivalency, advising for study abroad, living-learning communities, services for prospective students and newly admitted students, and special permissions to add or drop courses. During the summer semester, students may enroll for a maximum of 17 hours (1 course during interim and 2 courses each summer session). Retention is based on the general scholarship rule and the scholastic progress standard. If program accreditation is a component of the degree program, then the primary college of residency must be the college of the degree program whose professional accreditation requires residency. With a grade of C- or higher at the completion of the course, placement credit is awarded for EN101 English Composition and the general studies requirement for freshman composition is complete. The College emphasizes the importance of these, especially for freshman students. 200 Clark Hall Students interested in pursuing a career in medicine may choose from a wide variety of programs that will fulfill specific requirements for admission to medical school and allow them to pursue individual academic interests. Students pursuing concurrent degrees must adhere to the following provisions: The student must apply for admission for the second degree and meet the following provisions: , Academic Bankruptcy, Academic Second Opportunity, and. The health professions adviser is the primary adviser for students who enter the University as pre-pharmacy until they declare a specific major. Of this 30, a minimum of 12 hours in each major and six hours in each minor must be earned at the 300- or 400-level in residence. Since these classes are not actually completing requirements, they are not taken into consideration. Services provided include academic advising for all students focused on college- and university-level requirements or on coursework necessary for law school or health careers. Students also may not withdraw from mathematics courses graded A, B, C or NC. To take a course pass/fail, students in the College of Arts and Sciences must receive approval in the A&S Student Services Center, 200 Clark Hall, before the end of the late registration period at the beginning of each semester. When students are placed in a language courses numbered 200 or higher and they successfully complete the course into which they were placed, they can apply to the Department of Modern Languages and Classics to receive credits for some courses that precede the course into which they were placed. McCollough scholars form a living-learning community investigating big picture questions about the art of medicine. Some students apply for admission to a pharmacy program at a later stage, such as following the completion of an undergraduate degree, provided they have met appropriate admission requirements. In the Mathematics Technology Learning Center, students use computer-based instruction to learn at a pace suited to their individual needs. Students are encouraged to explore the resources of the College and the University during their first several semesters in order to make informed choices. See the Blount Scholars Program section of this catalog. A course passed at any institution with a grade of A, B or C cannot be repeated at The University of Alabama, except as an audit. Each student must complete all University, College and major requirements for the second degree in the catalog under which the student enters, or in a subsequent catalog. In preparing for entry into a graduate program, students may pursue one of several different majors in the College of Arts and Sciences. Calculation does not include classes in the minor subject area that were taken over and above what is required to complete the minor. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy maintains a database of pharmacy schools, and the health professions advisers can also assist students with choosing appropriate undergraduate courses. When multiple classes can be used to complete a particular requirement, the class with the highest grade will be used in the GPA calculation. Foreign Language (FL) or Computer (C) Six hours: Humanities (HU), Literature (L) and Fine Arts (FA) 12 hours: History (HI) and Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) 12 hours: Natural sciences (N) and Mathematics (MA) 11 hours: A students major GPA is calculated in the following manner: A students minor GPA is calculated in the following manner: Calculation is based only on classes currently being used to complete minor requirements.
While enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, students must earn a minimum of 30 hours on this campus. The pre-law program advisers are the primary advisers for students who have an interest in pre-law. A student's catalog is determined by their enrollment year, though a student may change his or her catalog to a more recent one. prelaw.ua.edu The requirements set minimum standards for the degree, including the promotion of sufficient study at The University of Alabama, setting minimum standards of performance quality, establishing expectations for study at the advanced level and in liberal arts disciplines, and limiting the applicability of certain types of courses. A student who completes all requirements for two or more different degrees (e.g., bachelor of arts and bachelor of science) will be awarded multiple degrees and will receive multiple diplomas. The College provides the fundamental liberal arts foundation necessary to the education of all University of Alabama students. Some majors have additional residency requirements. Calculation does not include failed and repeated courses. Students are responsible for monitoring the accuracy of their academic records and reporting any errors to the college registrar in the A&S Student Services Center, 200 Clark Hall. Contact UA. For students with 61 < credit hours, 9 hours (or 3 courses) may be withdrawn from. (205) 348-5970 Each student must earn a minimum of 30 additional credit hours in residence in the College of Arts and Sciences over and above any hours applied to the first degree. These additional requirements are important to ensuring the liberal arts character of the degree program. The pass/fail option is designed to encourage students to explore areas of study outside the major and minor. Written permission from the instructor is required and the student must pay for the full cost of the course. Several departments in the College of Arts and Sciences, including the Department of Philosophy, the Department of Political Science, the Department of History, and New College, offer pre-law programs of study, but many other departments offer courses that prepare pre-law students. The College offers programs of study leading to the following degrees: bachelor of arts (BA), bachelor of science (BS), bachelor of music (BM), bachelor of fine arts (BFA), bachelor of science in chemistry (BCh), bachelor of science in geology (BSG) and bachelor of science in microbiology (BMB). Each candidate for a degree must submit an application for degree through myBama in the semester immediately prior to the term in which he or she plans to graduate. It contributes fundamentally to the economic development of the state through teaching, creative activity, research and outreach. College of Arts and Sciences faculty lead many of the University's summer study abroad programs and direct semester-long programs. Ancillary courses required for the minor may be used to satisfy requirements in the major or in the second major or second minor. Additionally, aDeans hold will be applied to the students account for students who withdraw from term. The College of Arts and Sciences is central to the instructional, research and outreach missions of The University of Alabama. Since these classes are not actually completing requirements, they are not taken into consideration. Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average on the total number of hours attempted, including all work at UA and all transfer work. Please see the Student Services Center for more information. Whether a student's interest is American studies, studio art or biology, the ability to draw together learning from different fields, to integrate it and to use it later to analyze and solve problems in one's profession, community and own life is the key characteristic of a liberally educated person. Technology used in other courses encourages active, not passive, interaction with course materials. Cynthia H. Channell - Associate Registrar. The College of Arts and Sciences is central to the instructional, research, and outreach missions of The University of Alabama. Please consult the listings for each semester. The catalog and registration system provide information on the preparation necessary to enroll in a specific course. Appeals to this withdrawal policy can be made to the Dean of the College or representative. For more information, contact the health professions advisers at (205) 348-5970 or visit our website at prehealth.ua.edu. A student may major in two subjects with the following provisions: A minor or a second major is required for most A&S majors. Those who expect to finish degree requirements in August or December should submit the application during the previous spring semester. In addition, students may also appeal to apply 3hrs for MIL335 American Military Experience. Coursework may not be duplicated between the major and minor or double minors . The College of Arts and Sciences centers its considerable human and technological resources on the individual student and that student's learning. After that and for other students who have an interest in physical therapy, the adviser is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to study in physical therapy. Virtuallyall of theprograms of study in the College of Arts and Sciences emphasize interdisciplinary study. Additional residency requirements are cited in this catalog. Each student must complete a minimum of 120 semester hours of coursework approved by the College of Arts and Sciences. First-semester freshmen and first-semester transfer students who have not met the freshman composition requirement enroll in an appropriate English composition course and continue taking required English courses until the composition requirement is met. The student must pay all fees and adhere to all requirements of each college, other than residency. Students are also responsible for re-filing updated plans of study if changes are desired.
Copyright 2022 The University of Alabama Information about these organizations can be obtained from the prehealth website: prehealth.ua.edu.
, the Writing Center, the Career Center, the Center for Service and Leadership, the departments of the College, and other UA academic divisions. Each student must earn a minimum grade point average of 2.0. See the listing for majors and minors available in the College of Arts and Sciences. Both UA institutional coursework and transfer work will be used to calculate the major GPA. A student with two majors does not need a minor. The 36-hour total includes the 300- and 400-level courses completed in fulfillment of major and minor requirements. If a student holds a bachelor degree from another regionally accredited institution of higher learning, the University presumes all general education requirements have been completed. The student must apply for admission for the second degree and meet the following provisions: During the fall and spring semesters, the recommended course load for students in the College of Arts and Sciences is 14-16 hours per semester. New College seminars, which are open to all students, and the New College depth studies are hands-on experiences with interdisciplinary learning. This program works cooperatively with and encourages students to use the resources of the Capstone Center for StudentSuccess, the Writing Center, the Career Center, the Center for Service and Leadership, the departments of the College, and other UA academic divisions. Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice, Department of Modern Languages and Classics. After that, and for other students who have an interest in dentistry, the health professions advisor is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to dental school. prehealth.ua.edu All students, including transfer students, must complete in residence a minimum of six hours at the 300- or 400-level in the minor. Many College of Arts and Sciences graduates go on to medical school, law school, dental or optometry school, physical or occupational therapy programs or other health-related or professional study. Each student in the College of Arts and Sciences must complete a minimum of 36 semester hours in courses at the 300 or 400 level. Student organizations, including Alpha Epsilon Delta, the pre-medical honorary, of which UA is the Alpha chapter, are also important parts of pre-professional preparation. Calculation does not include failed orrepeated courses. If students are not pleased with their placement based on their ACT or SAT mathematics score, they may elect to take the UA Math Placement Assessment. The College provides the fundamental liberal arts foundation necessary to the education of all UA students. Both degrees do not have to be received in the same semester provided the concurrent degree plan of study was approved prior to the receipt of the first degree (students should speak with the Scholarship and Financial Aid offices prior to applying). An auditor may not take the tests or the final examination in a course. All 300-level courses in the College of Arts and Sciences have either a specific prerequisite course or have the expectation that the student will have junior standing (61 earned hours), or the permission of the instructor, in order to enroll.
Common factors that are considered relate to unforeseen health circumstances, work/service conflicts, or required University commitments (not, for example, academic performance in the course). The college sponsors undergraduate research days that encourage students to share their experiences. After that and for other students who have an interest in pharmacy, the advisers are available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to pre-pharmacy. The health professions advisors are the primary advisor for students who enter the University as pre-dental until they declare a specific major. A student may choose to take additional hours in the minor, but the department cannot require more than the stated number. Students must meet the general education requirement. After that and for other students who have an interest in medicine, the adviser is available as a secondary source to assist specifically with issues related to medical school preparation. Students preparing to enter medical school should consult the catalog of the medical school of interest early in their undergraduate careers in order to be informed of each schools admissions requirements. Each student must earn a minimum of 150 credit hours, including a minimum of 60 credit hours in residence. prelaw@as.ua.edu. These students should contact the Department of Modern Languages and Classics before attending summer orientation or before registering for a course in the language in which they have this competency. See major and minor grade point average for details. The pre-law program works with students who are interested in law as a career. A students minor GPA is calculated in the following manner: The use of the same course to satisfy specific requirements in the major and minor is not permitted.
studentservices@as.ua.edu. Each student must have at least one major subject of specialization. Minors are subject to the same limitations on concentration of applicable hours as are majors. Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average onhours attempted at The University of Alabama. Although specific admission requirements vary, most dental schools require: Since admission to professional schools is highly competitive, students planning careers in the health professions should be aware that satisfactory completion of pre-professional requirements does not guarantee admission to professional schools.
For examples of pre-law courses please visit prelaw.ua.edu. Citizenship is global. Some majors and minors require specific hours in residence. The health professions advisors assist students in academic planning needed to meet the admissions requirements for medical school. This presumption does not apply to ancillary requirements.
Each student must complete all University, College, major and minor requirements for both degree programs. Students may not drop required freshman-level English courses. 200 Clark Hall Each student must earn a minimum 2.0 grade point average in his or her major and minor. Specific services include:academic planning assistance, college-level scholarship programs, compass courses, degree applications and graduation certification, freshman and transfer student orientation, general information about academic policies and procedures, course articulation and equivalency, advising for study abroad, living-learning communities, services for prospective students and newly admitted students, and special permissions to add or drop courses. During the summer semester, students may enroll for a maximum of 17 hours (1 course during interim and 2 courses each summer session). Retention is based on the general scholarship rule and the scholastic progress standard. If program accreditation is a component of the degree program, then the primary college of residency must be the college of the degree program whose professional accreditation requires residency. With a grade of C- or higher at the completion of the course, placement credit is awarded for EN101 English Composition and the general studies requirement for freshman composition is complete. The College emphasizes the importance of these, especially for freshman students. 200 Clark Hall Students interested in pursuing a career in medicine may choose from a wide variety of programs that will fulfill specific requirements for admission to medical school and allow them to pursue individual academic interests. Students pursuing concurrent degrees must adhere to the following provisions: The student must apply for admission for the second degree and meet the following provisions: , Academic Bankruptcy, Academic Second Opportunity, and. The health professions adviser is the primary adviser for students who enter the University as pre-pharmacy until they declare a specific major. Of this 30, a minimum of 12 hours in each major and six hours in each minor must be earned at the 300- or 400-level in residence. Since these classes are not actually completing requirements, they are not taken into consideration. Services provided include academic advising for all students focused on college- and university-level requirements or on coursework necessary for law school or health careers. Students also may not withdraw from mathematics courses graded A, B, C or NC. To take a course pass/fail, students in the College of Arts and Sciences must receive approval in the A&S Student Services Center, 200 Clark Hall, before the end of the late registration period at the beginning of each semester. When students are placed in a language courses numbered 200 or higher and they successfully complete the course into which they were placed, they can apply to the Department of Modern Languages and Classics to receive credits for some courses that precede the course into which they were placed. McCollough scholars form a living-learning community investigating big picture questions about the art of medicine. Some students apply for admission to a pharmacy program at a later stage, such as following the completion of an undergraduate degree, provided they have met appropriate admission requirements. In the Mathematics Technology Learning Center, students use computer-based instruction to learn at a pace suited to their individual needs. Students are encouraged to explore the resources of the College and the University during their first several semesters in order to make informed choices. See the Blount Scholars Program section of this catalog. A course passed at any institution with a grade of A, B or C cannot be repeated at The University of Alabama, except as an audit. Each student must complete all University, College and major requirements for the second degree in the catalog under which the student enters, or in a subsequent catalog. In preparing for entry into a graduate program, students may pursue one of several different majors in the College of Arts and Sciences. Calculation does not include classes in the minor subject area that were taken over and above what is required to complete the minor. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy maintains a database of pharmacy schools, and the health professions advisers can also assist students with choosing appropriate undergraduate courses. When multiple classes can be used to complete a particular requirement, the class with the highest grade will be used in the GPA calculation. Foreign Language (FL) or Computer (C) Six hours: Humanities (HU), Literature (L) and Fine Arts (FA) 12 hours: History (HI) and Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) 12 hours: Natural sciences (N) and Mathematics (MA) 11 hours: A students major GPA is calculated in the following manner: A students minor GPA is calculated in the following manner: Calculation is based only on classes currently being used to complete minor requirements.