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Section A
z General Information
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Section B
z Enrollment and Persistence
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Section C
z First-Time, First-Year
Admissions
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Section D
z Transfer Admissions
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Section E
z
Academic Offerings & Policies
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Section F
z Student Life
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Section G
z Annual Expenses
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Section H
z Financial Aid
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Section I
z Graduates & Alumni
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Section J
z Faculty & Staff
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Section K
z Institutional Finances |
E1. Special study options:
Programs marked “X” are
available at Savannah State University:
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Accelerated program |
X |
Honors |
|
X |
Cooperative (work-study) |
X |
Independent study |
|
X |
Cross-registration
|
X |
Internships |
|
X |
Distance learning |
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Liberal arts/career
combination |
|
X |
Double major |
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Student-designed major |
|
X |
Dual enrollment (2
colleges) |
X |
Study abroad |
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English as a Second
Language |
X |
Teacher certification
|
|
X |
Exchange student program
(domestic) |
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Weekend college |
|
X |
Joint Enrollment (HS and
College) |
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E1.2. Honors College:
There is no separate undergraduate honors college with different
admission requirements & academic offerings.
E1.3. Freshman
Orientation: A 2
credit year-long freshmen orientation course is required,
along with the university core curriculum.
E2. Core
Curriculum: Students must complete the core curriculum prior to
graduation.
E3. Distribution
Requirements: Most students are required to complete some course work prior to
graduation in each of the following core curriculum areas:
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X
Arts/fine arts |
X
Humanities |
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X
Computer literacy |
X
Mathematics |
|
X
English (including composition) |
Foreign language (some majors) |
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X
Sciences (biological or physical) |
X
History |
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X
Social science |
X
Health/Physical Education |
E3.1
Academic Major Fields of study are offered at SSU in
the following fields/disciplines:
CIP Code
Program
Title
5999901 African/African-American Studies
9040101 Mass Communication
11040101 Information Systems
15020101 Civil Technology
15030100 Computer Technology
15030301 Electronics Technology
15080501 Mechanical Engineering Technology
15999901 Chemical Engineering Technology
23010101 English Language/Literature
26010101 Biology
26060700 Marine Science
27010101 Mathematics
31030101 Recreation & Park Administration
40050101 Chemistry
40070300 Environmental Studies
42070101
Behavioral Analysis
43019901 Criminal Justice
43999901
Homeland Security
44040100 Public Affairs (Master level
only)
44070100 Social Work (Bachelor & Master
levels)
45080100 History
45100101 Political Science
45110100 Sociology
45120101 Urban Studies
50090101 Music
52010100 General Business
52020101 Management
52030100 Accounting
52140101 Marketing
E3.2
Special Services:
All students enrolled at SSUenjoy the following
services:
Academic
Advising
Career
Counseling
Placement
Assistance
Financial Aid
Counseling
Orientation (2
days or longer)
Remedial
Courses & Study Skills
Services for
Learning Disabled Students
Athletic
Programs
Student
Government
Student Clubs
School
Sponsored Health Service ($40 / quarter fee)
E3.3 Library
Collections: The number of library holdings for the fiscal year
2006-7 are indicated below.
E4. Books, serial back
files,
& government documents (titles) accessible through the library’s
catalog-including bound periodicals &
newspapers and excluding microforms:
148,264
E5. Current serial (titles):
- including periodicals, newspapers, and government documents:
748
E6. Microforms
(titles):
585,333
E7. Video and audio
(titles): 4,210
E8. Library
Hours: (Fall, 2006)
Weekdays 50.0
(7:30 AM -- 5:30 PM)
Weeknights 22.5
(5:30 PM -- 10 PM)
Saturdays
9.0 (8 AM -- 5 PM)
Sundays
8.0
(2 PM -- 10 PM)
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