Metropolitan State University Of Denver - 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog
2022-2023 UndergraduateCatalogMetropolitan StateUniversity of Denver
Metropolitan State University of DenverAuraria Parkway at Speer Boulevardwww.msudenver.edu2022-2023 Undergraduate CatalogAdmissions OfficePh: 303-556-3058Fax: 303-556-6345Student Success Building, Suite 180Admissions Office Email Address:admissions@msudenver.eduInternational AdmissionsPh: 303-556-3058Fax: 303-556-6345intladmissions@msudenver.eduMailing AddressMetropolitan State University of DenverP.O. Box 173362, Campus Box 16Denver, CO 80217-3362USAThis catalog contains comprehensive information about Metropolitan State University of Denver, the degrees and programs it offers, and therequirements a student must satisfy before receiving a degree. Information in this catalog is subject to change. For general University information goto MSU Denver's website, msudenver.edu.The programs, policies, statements and procedures contained in this publication are subject to change or correction by the University without priornotice. Metropolitan State University of Denver reserves the right to withdraw courses; revise the academic calendar; or change curriculum,graduation procedures, requirements and policies that apply to students at any time. Changes will become effective whenever the proper authoritiesso determine. This publication is not intended to be a contract between the student and Metropolitan State University of Denver. However, studentsare bound by the policies, procedures, standards and requirements stated herein, as long as they are in effect.An academic year is defined as the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters.1
The University and Its Mission .9Admission of International Students . 32The Campuses . 11Admission Notification . 32Accreditation and Recognition . 12College Credit in High School . 32University Recognition and Awards . 14Rescinding Admission to MSU Denver . 322022-2023 Academic Calendar . 15Transfer Services . 32Tuition Classification . 33Fall 2022 Semester . 15Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) . 33Spring 2023 Semester . 16Alternative Credit Options/Prior Learning Assessment . 34Summer 2023 Semester . 17Advanced Placement Examinations . 35Academic Policies and Procedures . 18Course Credit Awards for Advanced Placement Exams . 35Catalog Selection for Degree and Certificate Requirements. 18College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) . 41Classification of Student Status . 18CLEP EXAMINATION STANDARDS . 41Computing Grade Point Average/Quality Points . 18DANTES Tests (DSST) . 44Course Credit (Semester Hours) . 18International Baccalaureate . 44Course Count and Limits . 19Departmental Credit by Examination . 49Course Load. 19Portfolio Assessment . 49Declaring or Changing a Major or Certificate . 19Fresh Start. 20Credit for Military Training, Military Occupational Specialties,and Other Training Programs Evaluated by the American Councilon Education (ACE) . 49Grades and Notations. 20Credit for Other Training Programs . 50Grade Appeal . 23Campus Policies . 51Grade Change . 26COVID-19 Impacts and Responses . 51Best Grade Stands. 26Special Rules for Spring 2020 Grades . 51Honors and Awards . 26Special Rules for Certificates for Spring 2020 . 51Commencement Ceremony. 27Change in Withdrawal Deadline. 51Official Honors Designation . 27International Baccalaureate from Spring 2020 . 51Last Date of Attendance . 27Continuing Education and Noncredit Opportunities . 53Degrees for Students with Terminal Illness . 19Pass/Fail Option. 27Degree and Certificate Requirements . 54Posthumously Awarded Degrees . 28Requirements for All Bachelor Degrees . 54Repeated Courses . 28Requirements for Extended Majors . 54Warning/Probation/Suspension Policy . 28Requirements for a Second Bachelor's Degree . 55Academic Satisfactory Progress/Good Standing. 28Requirements for Concurrent Degrees . 55Academic Warning Status . 28Requirements for Dual Majors . 56Academic Probation. 28Certificate Requirements . 56Academic Suspension . 29General Studies Requirements . 56Admission Requirements. 30Multicultural and Senior Experience Course Requirements . 56Application Deadline . 30Multicultural Graduation Requirements . 56Applicants 19 Years Old or Younger. 30Senior Year Assessment Examinations and Other Activities . 57Applicants 20 Years of Age or Older . 31Enrollment. 57Application Instructions. 31Testing Services . 57Admission of Previously Enrolled (Readmit) Students . 31New Student Orientation . 57Admission of Non-degree-Seeking Students . 322
Academic Advising . 57Degree Progress Report . 81Financial Aid and Scholarships . 58Graduation Procedures . 81Eligibility and Need . 58Graduation Checklist . 81Application Procedures. 58Diplomas and Transcripts. 81Financial Aid Programs . 58Commencement Ceremony . 81Grants . 58Online Learning . 83Scholarships. 58Delivery Formats Include In-Person, Hybrid, and Online . 83Loans . 59Comprehensive Support for Online Students . 83Work-Study . 59Course Delivery Formats. 83The Financial Aid Package . 59Online Learning Expectations . 83Award Notification . 59Open Educational Resources (OER) . 83Disbursement Procedures: . 59Registration and Records . 84Repayment Policy . 59Changes in Registration. 84Financial Aid as a Form of Payment. 59College Opportunity Fund (COF). 84General Studies Requirements . 61Emergency Withdrawal . 84General Studies Mission . 61Falsified Transcripts and Diplomas . 84Structure of General Studies . 61Definition of Full-time and Half-time Status. 85Distribution and Credit Requirements . 61Legitimate Academic Interest to Attend a Course . 85General Policy Related to Timing of Completion. 61Military Leave for Students Active or Inactive Duty . 85Rules for the General Studies Program . 62Official Transcripts (Official Academic Record) . 85Additional Rules for General Studies for Specific Majors. 62Preferred Name . 85General Studies Designation for Transfer Courses . 62Priority Registration . 86Written Communication Requirement . 62Selective Service Registration Certification . 86Oral Communication Requirement . 63Special Registration. 86Quantitative Literacy Requirement . 63Pooled Registration . 86Arts and Humanities Requirement . 64Interinstitutional Registration . 86Historical Requirement . 65Transfer Credit Evaluation . 87Natural and Physical Sciences Requirement . 66Waitlist . 88Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement . 67Student Code of Conduct . 89Global Diversity Requirement . 68Student Rights and Responsibilities . 89State-Guaranteed General Education Courses . 71Policies and Procedures . 89Multicultural Graduation Requirements . 73Definition of a Student . 89Transferability of Multicultural Credits . 74Petitions for Degree Exception . 89Senior Experience Graduation Requirements . 75Academic Integrity . 89General University Policies . 78Academic Rights . 89Academic Considerations for Students who Nurse after Childbirth. 78Academic Responsibilities . 90Children in Classrooms and Workplaces Policy . 79Crime Awareness and Campus Security. 90Health Insurance Requirement. 79Equal Opportunity and Americans with Disabilities Act. 90Immunizations . 80Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act . 91Graduation . 81Student Rights . 91Class Attendance . 903
Procedure for Inspecting and Reviewing Educational Records 91Economics Minor . 118Procedure for Amending Educational Records . 91Department of Finance . 119Nondisclosure and Exceptions . 91Banking Major, B.S. . 119Directory Information . 92Banking Minor . 121Final Examinations . 92Finance Major, B.S. 122Freedom of Speech . 92Financial Services Minor. 124Graduation Rates . 92General Finance Minor. 125Jury Duty . 92Personal Financial Planning Certificate. 125Respect for Rights of Others. 92Department of Management . 125Student Code of Conduct . 92Business Minor. 126Student Complaint Policy . 92Business Sustainability Minor . 126Student Resources . 93Entrepreneurship Certificate . 126Tuition and Fees . 95Entrepreneurship Major, B.A. . 127Registration Contract . 95Entrepreneurship Minor . 129Students' Financial Responsibility . 95Global Business Studies Major, B.A. . 129Third-party Sponsorships. 96Human Resource Management Major, B.S. . 131Tuition and Fee Appeal Process . 96Human Resource Management Minor . 133Undergraduate Studies . 97International Business Major, B.S. . 133Honors Program. 97Management Major, B.S. 135Center for Individualized Learning . 98Management Minor . 138Individualized Degree Program . 98Department of Marketing . 139Center for Urban Education . 100Advertising and Promotion Minor. 140Office of International Studies. 100Business Administration Major, B.S. . 140Undergraduate Research Program . 100Business Pathways Certificate . 142C2 Hub . 101Digital Marketing Certificate . 143Digital Marketing Minor . 143Internship Program . 101Marketing Major, B.S. . 143Service Learning Program . 101Marketing Minor . 145College of Business . 103Professional Selling Major, B.A. . 146International Business Concentration and Minor . 103Sales Certificate. 148Department of Accounting . 104Sales Minor . 148Accounting Major, B.S. . 105College of Health and Applied Sciences . 149Accounting Minor. 107Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute . 149Department of Computer Information Systems and BusinessAnalytics. 108Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Major, B.S. . 149Business Intelligence Major, B.S. . 108Air Force ROTC . 153Computer Information Systems Major, B.S. 110Military Science (Army ROTC) . 154Computer Information Systems Minor . 113Military Leadership Minor . 154Department of Economics . 113Military Science (Army ROTC) Standard Four-Year Program. 155Economics Major, B.A. . 114Military Science (Army ROTC) Standard Two-Year Program. 155Economics Major, B.A. with Secondary Social Studies TeacherLicensure Concentration . 116Department of Aviation and Aerospace Science . 1554
Airport Management Certificate . 157Integrative Health Care Major, B.S. . 202Aviation and Aerospace Management (AAM) Major, B.S. . 157Integrative Health Care Minor. 204Aviation and Aerospace Science (ASC) Major, B.S. . 159Lifestyle Medicine Extended Major, B.S. . 204Aviation Management Minor. 162Lifestyle Medicine Major, B.S. . 206Aviation Technology Minor . 162Lifestyle Medicine Minor . 208Space Commercialization Certificate. 162Pre-Healthcare Minor . 209Spacecraft Flight Operations Certificate . 162Public Health Major, B.A. . 211Unmanned Aircraft Systems Certificate . 163Public Health Minor . 213Department of Computer Sciences . 163Wellness Coaching Certificate . 214Computer Science Major, B.S. . 163Department of Human Performance and Sport. 215Computer Science Minor . 165Exercise Science Major, B.S. . 215Computer Security Minor . 165Human Performance and Sport Minor. 216Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology . 166Sport Management Major, B.A. . 217Criminal Justice and Criminology Major, B.S. . 166Sport Management Minor. 219Criminal Justice and Criminology Minor . 167Department of Human Services and Counseling . 219Cybersecurity Major, B.S. . 168Fire and Emergency Response Administration Extended Major,B.S. . 220Department of Engineering and Engineering Technology . 169Fire and Emergency Response Administration Minor. 222Additive Manufacturing Engineering Certificate . 172Fire and Emergency Response Administration, B.S. . 222Advanced Composite Materials and Manufacturing Certificate. 172High Risk Youth Studies Certificate . 223Architecture Minor . 173Human Services Major, B.S. . 224Civil Engineering Technology Major, B.S. . 173Human Services Minor. 229Architecture Minor . 175Nonprofit Studies Certificate . 229Computer Engineering Major, B.S. . 175Nonprofit Studies Minor . 229Construction Project Management Major, B.A. 177Trauma Studies Minor . 230Electrical Engineering Technology Certificate . 179Department of Industrial Design . 230Electrical Engineering Technology Major, B.S. . 180Industrial Design Major, B.S. . 231Electrical Engineering Technology Minor . 181Industrial Design Minor . 232Engineering Manufacturing Certificate . 182Department of Nursing . 233Environmental Engineering Major, B.S. 183Nursing Major - Accelerated Nursing Option, B.S. 233Mechanical Engineering Technology Major, B.S. . 185Nursing Major - Baccalaureate Registered Nurse CompletionOption, B.S. . 235Mechanical Engineering Technology Minor . 187Nursing Major - Traditional Nursing Option, B.S. . 236Sustainable Systems Engineering Major, B.S. . 187Department of Nutrition . 237Health Institute . 190Nutrition and Dietetics Major, B.S. . 238Department of Health Professions . 190Nutrition Minor . 240Aging Services Leadership Certificate . 192Nutrition Science Major, B.S. . 240Aging Services Leadership Minor . 193One World One Water Center . 242Health Care Information Systems, B.S. . 194Water Studies Certificate. 242Health Care Management Major, B.S. . 195Water Studies Minor . 242Health Care Management Minor . 197Department of Social Work . 243Health Care Professional Services Major, B.S. 197Health Data Science Certificate . 199Social Work Major, B.S. . 2435
Social Work Minor . 246Communication Studies Major, B.A. . 290Department of Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences . 247Communication Studies Minor. 292Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences - Leveling Certificate . 247Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences . 292Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences Major, B.A. . 248Applied Geology Major, B.S. . 294Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences Minor. 249Climate Change Minor . 296Speech-Language Pathology Assistant Certificate . 250Environmental Science Major, B.S. . 296College of Letters, Arts and Sciences . 251Environmental Science Major, B.S., with Secondary ScienceTeacher Licensure Concentration . 298Department of Africana Studies . 251Environmental Science Minor .
Metropolitan State University of Denver P.O. Box 173362, Campus Box 16 Denver, CO 80217-3362 USA . This catalog contains comprehensive information about Metropolitan State University of Denver, the degrees and programs it offers, and the requirements a student must satisfy before receiving a degree. Information in this catalog is subject to change.
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