Fall 2014 Evening College Plus

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(417) 836-6929 • (877) 678-2005 (Toll-free) MissouriState.edu/EveningCollegePlus


Why Evening College Plus is for you! Quality degree programs on a workable schedule Full and part-time scheduling options Evening advising services on-site Classes in a centralized location with easy access Scholarship opportunities

An adult-friendly plan for earning an undergraduate degree.

What degrees can I earn? General Education for Starters

Our Evening College Plus program is designed to provide general education options using evening, online, and iCourse scheduling, with either full 16-week traditional semester or 8-week block classes. Classes to meet all general education requirements can be found, as can classes to meet the admission requirements for the College of Business.

Bachelor’s Degree Completion Program Pathways

Evening College Plus pathways exist to let you fulfill the program requirements for one of these bachelor’s degrees. Some pathways use combination evening face-to-face as well as online and iCourse offerings. Other pathways may be completed 100% online.

Combination Pathways

n B.S. in Accounting n B.S. in Professional Writing*

n B.S. in General Business n B.S. in Psychology*

Sample degree plans, for each of the programs above, may be viewed on the web at: outreach.missouristate.edu/EveningCollegePlus/degreeprograms.htm

100% Online Pathways

n B.A.S./B.S. in Technology Management n B.S. in Criminology & Criminal Justice n B.S. in Finance (Finance Option) n B.S. in General Business n B.S. in Nursing** n B.S. in Professional Writing* n B.S. in Communication Studies n B.S. in Health Services (Clinical Services Option) n B.S. in Informational Technology Service Management Sample degree plans, for each of the programs above, may be viewed on the web at: outreach.missouristate.edu/undergradonlineprograms.htm

How to get started Full semester and first block classes begin August 18, 2014. Complete your application following the instructions below prior to July 20, 2014 in order to avoid the $35 late application fee. Second block classes begin October 13, 2014. 1. Apply for admission Go to www.missouristate.edu/apply 2. Submit your transcript Submit your transcripts for any college credits you have already earned (and your high-school transcript if you have less than 24 college credit hours).

Submit your transcript to: Office of Admissions, Missouri State University, 901 S. National Ave., Springfield, MO 65897

3. Apply for financial aid Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ 4. Schedule an advisor appointment Once you receive your admission letter, call (417) 836-6929 to meet with an advisor.

*Minor required. Possible minors available through combination evening/online pathways or completely online pathways include communication, criminology, history, screenwriting or technical writing. Contact Adult Student Services for further information regarding minors at Missouri State University. **See Nursing Department for scheduling assistance. Effective Fall 2014, the new General Education Program (GEC) goes into effect. GEC classes meet requirements toward the bachelor’s degree, specifically the portion of the curriculum in which the University directly addresses the knowledge, skills, habits and dispositions of educated persons. Most students will complete the General Education program with 45 credit hours.


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General Education Program (GEC) Requirements / College of Business Requirements

General Education / College of Business Requirements Your advisor will help you form your schedule from the selection of classes below:

8-Week Block Offerings (16-week classes with Evening College Plus reserves are listed separately, after the block classes) First Block • August 18 to October 8, 2014 (1st block finals the week of October 8) Course Code Course Title CIS 201 Computer Applications for Business COM 115 Fundamentals of Public Speaking HST 103 World History to Circa 1600 MGT 286 Business Communications PLS 101 American Democracy & Citizenship

Time online or 5:30-7:20pm online 7-8:40pm online 5:30-8pm

Days online Tuesday online Thursday online Monday

Course Format 8-week online 8-week blended 8-week online 8-week blended 8-week online 8-week blended

Requirement Met COB admission requirement GEC 103 requirement GEC 111 requirement COB admission requirement GEC 114 requirement

Second Block • October 13 to December 4, 2014 (finals the week of December 6-11) Course Code Course Title ACC 201 Introduction to Financial Accounting COM 115 Fundamentals of Public Speaking ENG 110 Writing I ENG 321 Writing II: Beginning Technical Writing PHI 110 Introduction to Philosophy PSY 121 Introductory Psychology SOC 150 Introduction to Society THE 101 Introduction to Theatre and Drama Arts

Time 5:30-7:20pm online 5:30-8:15pm online 5:30-7pm online online 5:30-8:15pm

Days Thursday online Tuesday online Wednesday online online Tuesday

Course Format 8-week blended 8-week online 8-week blended 8-week online 8-week iCourse 8-week online 8-week online 8-week iCourse

Requirement Met COB admission requirement GEC 103 requirement GEC 102 requirement GEC 105 requirement and COB prerequisite GEC 111 requirement GEC 110 and COB admission GEC 110 requirement GEC 112 requirement

Full 16-Week Offerings

Full semester classes – August 18 to December 4, 2014 (finals December 6-11). We have requested a limited number of “reserved” seats in 16-week classes with Evening College Plus designation. Some sections have limited seating. It is wise to select alternate classes in case the section has filled.

Full semester classes • August 18 to December 4, 2014 Course Code Course Title BMS 100 Concepts & Issues in Life Science GEP 101 First Year Foundations GLG 171 Environmental Geology GRY 135 Principles of Weather & Climate HST 122 Survey of the History of the U.S. Since 1877 INS 211 Insurance INS 211 Insurance LAW 231 Legal Environment of Business LAW 231 Legal Environment of Business LLT 121 Classical Mythology LLT 180 The Heroic Quest MTH 101 Intermediate Algebra I MTH 103 Intermediate Algebra MTH 135 College Algebra PHI 115 Ethics & Contemporary Issues QBA 237 Basic Business Statistics REL 100 Introduction to Religion REL 131 Religion in America REL 210 Paths of World Religion

Time online online 6-7:50pm online online

Days online online Tuesday/Thursday online online

Course Format 16-week online 16-week online 16-week lecture 16-week online 16-week online

5:30-6:45pm online 5:30-8:20pm online online online 6-7:50pm & 6-6:50pm online 5:30-6:50pm or online online 5:30-8:20pm online 5:30-8:20pm online

Tuesday/Thursday 16-week lecture online 16-week online Wednesday 16-week lecture online 16-week online online 16-week online online 16-week online Monday through Thursday online 16-week online Tuesday 16-week iCourse or online or online online 16-week online Tuesday 16-week lecture online 16-week online Wednesday 16-week lecture online 16-week online

Requirement Met GEC 107 (no lab) requirement GEC 101 requirement GEC 109 (no lab) requirement GEC 108 (lab component) requirement GEC 113 requirement COB major in Finance COB major in Finance COB admission requirement COB admission requirement GEC 111 requirement GEC 115 requirement prerequisite for GEC 104 requirement prerequisite for GEC 104 requirement GEC 104 and COB admission requirement GEC 116 requirement COB admission requirement GEC 115 requirement GEC 110 requirement GEC 115 requirement

NOTE: the entire Fall 2014 Course Schedule can be found on the web at http://www.missouristate.edu/ClassSchedule/ . Use the “Public Web Page” if you do not have a current Bear account.

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Degree Completion Pathways Program Offerings

Degree Completion Pathways

To ensure a smooth transition to your bachelor’s degree completion pathway program, please schedule an initial appointment with your academic advisor. Remember, these are alternative pathways, using evening classes at the Springfield campus or online classes, or combinations of the two modalities. Alternative pathways allow you to obtain a degree in the evening or online, as opposed to completely during the day. Classes offered through alternative pathways are exactly the same subject matter and require the same level of academic rigor as do the day classes. For more information, call (417) 836-6929 and make an appointment to meet with one of our Adult Student Advisors.

Projected Course Offerings

After you have chosen the bachelor’s degree pathway you wish to complete, you may find the projected rotation of course offerings, going out two years into the future. At the Missouri State homepage, in the search box, type “Projected Course Offerings”. When the Search Results come up, use the link just below the Catalog, Undergraduate link. That tool will help you plan toward several semesters.

My Missouri State

To access the registration system, log in to My Missouri State, select the Academics tab, and choose the Add or Drop Classes link. Summer and fall semester registration opens on a sequenced basis approximately March 31; sequence for spring semester begins approximately November 1. You can access your registration status (including earliest day and time to register), and the Trial Schedule Builder under My Missouri State – Academics Tab – Registration Tools Channel.

Class Schedule

Once you know the evening or online course(s) which will fit your program, you may use the Class Schedule for current registration possibilities. At the Missouri State homepage, in the search box, type “Class Schedule” and follow the prompts. Sort possibilities – using Advanced Search button: n Online (general) only: under Subject, to select all, click the first subject, scroll to the bottom of the subject list, press Shift, and click the last subject. Then, under Instructional Method, select Internet – Other. Click Section Search button at the bottom of the page. n iCourse only: select Subject (or use above steps for more than one Subjects), but select iCourse under Instructional Method. Click Section Search button at page bottom. n Evening only: select Subject (or steps for more than one Subjects), at Start Time – use Hour = 04 and pm – to find classes starting 4pm and later. Click Section Search button at page bottom. n Campus only: select Subject (or steps for more than one Subjects), at Campus, select from the various campuses. Click Section Search button at page bottom.

Sample Online or Evening / Online Schedule for Degree Completion

As an aid in planning your program, we have constructed some “sample” degree schedule pages. To find and review those, go to outreach.missouristate.edu, click on Evening College Plus, then on Degree Programs Available, then choose the degree completion program you wish to see. Missouri State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Minority/Female/Veterans/ Disability Employer and Institution.


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