Federal and state financial aid regulations allow courses which are required to complete a student’s program of study to be included when determining financial aid eligibility. Courses which are not ...

The Mentored Study Program (MSP) serves students who are proactively taking steps to strengthen their learning in challenging courses, while also offering valuable support to one another. With weekly ...

Doctoral advisory-examining committees consist of four (4) to six (6) members of the Graduate Faculty. All committees must include at minimum these four (4) members: The committee chair; one (1) ...

The Health: Science, Society and Policy (HSSP) program encourages HSSP majors and minors to engage in study abroad programs. Each year, approximately one-third of HSSP students participate in such ...

Students enrolled in an array of first-and second-year courses have the option of enrolling in a Peer-Guided Study Group alongside the course. Study Group participants meet weekly in groups of about 6 ...

The FEMA Emergency Management Institute’s (EMI) Curriculum Management Branch offers the Independent Study Program (ISP). This is a distance learning program which offers training, free of charge, to ...

The Study Abroad transfer credit process involves three components: Reflection Essay, Official Third-Party Transcript, and Course Approval. All students who complete a study abroad program that is not ...

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Course Program of Study (CPoS) is a tool used to ensure students are enrolled in the correct courses needed to graduate and that those courses are eligible to receive federal financial aid funding.

Carefully planning and following your curriculum is essential to graduating on time, but it is also necessary to ensure you receive the financial aid you are expecting along the way. The U.S.