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SES policies are now found in USI.

The Student Enrollment Services Policies and Procedures Manual (SES) and the Student Affairs Policies and Procedures Manual (STA) have merged. As of November 1, 2006, the material previously found in these manuals is housed in the University Student Initiatives Policies and Procedures Manual (USI). The links provided below take readers to the corresponding USI policies.

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000Introductory Material
100General Policies
200University Registrar
300Student Financial Assistance
400Undergraduate Admissions
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000 Introductory Material - Back to Top
001Introduction
100 General Policies - Back to Top
101Student Records
101–01Release of Student Information
101–02Lost, Stolen, or Inappropriately Disclosed Student Records Information
101–03Student E-Mail
200 University Registrar - Back to Top
201Registration
201–01Registration for Classes—General Policy
201–02Instructor-Initiated Drop of a Student for Nonattendance
201–03Drop/Add of Classes
201–04Override and/or Overload Authorizations
201–05Registration and Drop/Add after the Published Deadline
201–06Repeating Courses
201–07Administrative Registration Holds on Student Enrollment
201–08Withdrawal from Classes—General Policy
201–09Withdrawal from Classes for Medical/Compassionate Reasons
201–10Instructor Withdrawal of a Student for Disruptive Classroom Behavior
201–11Change of Degree/Major/Campus
201–12Canceling Classes for the Semester
201–13Petition to Take a Course for the Third Time
201–14Withdrawals after the Published Deadline
201–18Military Activation of Students
202Readmissions and Course Equivalencies
202–01Readmission of Undergraduate Students
202–02Readmission Requiring Reinstatement from Academic Disqualification of Undergraduate Students
202–03Reinstatement from Academic Disqualification of Continuing Undergraduate Students
202–04Undergraduate Transfer Credit Evaluations
202–05Comprehensive Examinations for Undergraduate Course Equivalence
202–06Academic Renewal
202–07deleted
203Academic Record
203–01Grade Change
203–02Academic Record Change
203–03Ordering Official Transcripts
203–04Student Self-Imposed Holds
203–05Duplication of Credit by an Undergraduate Student
203–06Deletion of a “D” or “E” Grade Received by an Undergraduate Student in an Undergraduate Course
203–08Affidavit of Dependency for Release of Records
203–09Grade of Incomplete
204Graduation
204–01Undergraduate Program of Study
204–02Master’s and Doctoral Programs of Study
204–03Application for Graduation for Bachelor’s and Master’s Candidates
204–04Application for Graduation for Doctoral Candidates
204–05Verifying Degree Completion—Doctoral Candidates
204–06deleted
204–07Awarding Posthumous Degrees
204–08Declaration of Graduation
205Residency Reclassification
205–01Residency Reclassification—General Policy
205–02Residency Reclassification Appeals
206Veterans Benefits
206–01Eligibility for Veterans Affairs Educational Benefits
206–02Deferred Payments for Veterans for Tuition, Required Books, Materials, and Supplies
206–03Payments for Chapter 31, Vocational Rehabilitation Veterans, for Tuition, Required Books, Materials and Supplies, and Parking Services
300 Student Financial Assistance - Back to Top
301Eligibility and Awarding
301–01Financial Aid Eligibility
301–02Enrollment Status
301–04Satisfactory Academic Progress
301–06Awarding/Expected Contribution
301–07Summer Financial Aid
301–08Student and Parent Reviews
301–09Independent Student Review
301–10Disbursement of Financial Aid Funds
301–11Handling Incidents of Fraud, Misrepresentation, and Misappropriation
301–13Aid for Students Completing Graduate Preparatory Course Work
302Loans
302–01Emergency Short-Term Loans
303Scholarships
303–03Institutional Recruitment Scholarship Deferment Guidelines
303–04Resident Scholar Transfer
304Student Employment—General Policies
304–01Student Employment Program
304–02Continuing Student Employment
304–03Nondiscrimination—Equal Employment Opportunity
304–04Nondiscrimination—Sexual Harassment
304–05Student Job Vacancy
304–06Nepotism—Student Employment
304–07Student Employment Eligibility Criteria
304–08Employment of Nonimmigrant International Students
304–09Academic Withdrawal
304–10Responsibilities of Participants in Student Employment Programs
304–11Student Employee Termination
304–12Student Employee Grievances
304–13Student Employee Emergency Hires
304–14Student Employment Records
304–15Duration of Employment for Graduating Student Employees
305Student Employment—Compensation and Benefits
305–01On-Campus Student Employee Compensation
305–02Changes to Student Wage Level
305–03Student Employee Compensation Exceptions
305–04Reporting Student Work Hours
305–05Limitations on Work Hours
305–06Rest Periods
305–07Injury on the Job
305–08Student Employment Status
305–09Handling Incidents of Fraud
305–10Change in Pay Rate within the Current Wage Level
306Student Employment—Federal Work-Study Program
306–01Federal Work-Study Employment Program
306–02Off-Campus Federal Work-Study Program—Employer Eligibility
306–03Award Periods—Federal Work-Study Program
306–04Change in Federal Work-Study Program Award
306–05Federal Work-Study Program Award Limit/Termination of Employment
306–06Community Service Program
307Student Employment—Off-Campus Hourly Program
307–01Off-Campus Hourly Student Employment Program—Employer Eligibility
400 Undergraduate Admissions - Back to Top
401Admissions Standards
401–01Transfer Credit Evaluation
401–02Transfer Credit Appeals
402Residency
402–01Residency—General Guidelines
 
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