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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2015-2016

(2) comply with Sklenar Center and host institution deadlines for program

application and scholarships,

(3) complete a study abroad transient pre-approval form prior to

enrollment at the host institution and an enrollment verification form once

matriculation begins,

(4) complete Pre-Departure Topics for Study Abroad (IS 101) the term prior

to travel,

(5) remain enrolled full-time and in good standing while studying abroad,

(6) complete a re-entry evaluation and provide an official transcript from

the host institution.

Study Abroad Credit

In order to receive credit at the College, students must have earned a grade

of “C” or better in the courses taken abroad and have completed the study

abroad transient approval form. Upon completion of a study abroad

program, students must have an official transcript from the study abroad

institution sent to Birmingham-Southern College. Courses completed

at institutions abroad are treated as transient credit, appear on the

Birmingham-Southern College transcript as credit only with the notation

“TR,” and are not computed in the cumulative grade point average. See

the “Transient Credit” section in this catalog for more information. Study

abroad courses may not duplicate courses already completed at the College.

Participation for at least one full term in study abroad through the Sklenar

Center may be used to fulfill some Explorations curriculum requirements,

including one Civic Engagement requirement, or, with approval, the Self-

Directed requirement. Study abroad courses may not be used to fulfill other

Explorations learning outcomes requirements.

DONALD C. HARRISON HONORS PROGRAM

Susan K. Hagen, Director

The importance of viewing issues from interdisciplinary perspectives and

of integrating, as well as analyzing, fields of knowledge is a special focus

of the Harrison Honors Program’s courses and requirements. This is

achieved by fostering students’ intellectual curiosity, their oral and written