2005/2006 Catalog
University of West Florida
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Table of Contents
Welcome
 Telephone Directory
 Academic Calendars
     Year 2005/2006
     Fall Semester 2005
     Spring Semester 2006
     Summer Semester 2006
University Mission
Accreditations
Degrees, Areas of Specialization,
Minors
Admissions
After Admission
Financial Assistance
Student Activities
Student Services and Resources
Tuition and Fees
Military and Veterans Information
Registration and Records
Academic Policies
Graduation and General Degree
Requirements
Public Service and Research Centers
College Mission Statements
Undergraduate Degree Programs
Master's Degree Programs
Specialist Degree Programs
Doctoral Degree Programs
Course Numbering System
Course Listings and Descriptions
Administration
Faculty
Index		 Registration and Records
Academic Advising
Academic Common Market
Access to Grades
Argus
Cancellation of Registration
Classification of Students
Continuous Enrollment
Dead Week
Deadline Dates/Academic Calendar
Directory/Students, Staff, and Faculty
Dual Enrollment Registration		 Enrollment Definition
Final Course Examinations
Florida Residency for Tuition Purposes
Late Registration
Non-Degree Student Registration
Registration Policies and Procedures
Reinstatement for Canceled Registration
Repeat Course Surcharge
Southern Regional Education Boards Electronic Campus		 Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver
State Employees
Student Exchange Programs
Student Records
Student Right-To-Know Information
Transcripts
Transient Student Status
Traveling Scholar Program
University Honors Program
Withdrawal


CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS
The classification of a degree-seeking student is based upon the number of semester hours earned. The classifications are:
* FRESHMAN: 0-29 semester hours
  SOPHOMORE: 30-59 semester hours
  JUNIOR: 60-89 semester hours
  SENIOR: 90 semester hours or more, including a minimum of 20 semester hours of course work at the 3000/4000 level.
  GRADUATE: A student admitted to a graduate program and completing work at the graduate level.
  SPECIALIST: A student admitted to a specialist program and completing work at the specialist level.
  DOCTORAL: A student admitted to the doctoral program and completing work at the doctoral level.
  NON-DEGREE STUDENT: A student who currently is not a candidate for a degree or diploma.

* Note: Students who earn dual enrollment or other credit prior to high school graduation and subsequently enroll at UWF will be classified as a freshman for the first semester of enrollment regardless of hours earned.