When you can register is based on the total number of earned credits that you have completed, and that you have had officially transferred to Snow College. Only credit that shows on your Snow College transcript will count toward your registration priority. Credit completed at another institution or through Advanced Placement must be received in the Admissions Office by March 4, 2013 in order to be entered by the registration dates.

*You must see an advisor before you can register

*On-line registration opens at 7:00 a.m. on March 18th.
If you experience problems with on-line registration, please call 283-7141, 283-7142, 283-7143, 283-7145, or 283-7146 after 8:00 am or come to the registration windows.

*Registration windows will be open at 8:00 a.m. Paper registration forms will be accepted at the window beginning at 8:00 a.m.. The windows close at 5:00 p.m.

The following priorities apply to all students - continuing, new, and transfer students.

Priority I: Monday, March 18
All students who have 51 or more earned credit hours.

Priority II: Wednesday, March 20
All students who have 33 or more earned credit hours

Priority III: Tuesday, April 2
All students who have 19 or more earned
credits

Priority IV: Friday, April 5
All students who have one or more earned
credit hours

Priority V: Wednesday, April 10
All continuing students currently enrolled but
without earned credits and all new students without credits

Concurrent Enrollment and On-Campus High School Students

If you have Snow College earned hours, you can register with your priority if you have seen a Snow College advisor and been re-admitted. All high school students MUST be re-admitted each semester prior to registration by the Admissions Office. Call Admissions at 283-7144. Advising is required before students can register. Contact the Advisement Office at 283-7313 for an appointment.

New and Transfer Students

New and transfer students may register by:
1. Scheduling an on-campus appointment in advance with the Advisement Office. Students should schedule an advising appointment as soon as they are admitted to the college by calling 435-283-7313 or e-mailing Advisement@snow.edu. (Appointments are required) During the advisement session, an advisor will help students select classes appropriate to their major, goals, and interests. Students outside of the state of Utah may call the Advisement Office to make a phone appointment.

Advising

You must be advised before you can register. For an appointment for in-person advising, contact the Student Success Office at 435-283-7313. We strongly encourage fact-to-face advising! During your advising appointment, an advisor will help you select a class schedule that is appropriate to your major, interests, and goals.

For online advising, go to www.snow.edu/~advise, then go to “New Student Advisement.”
If you choose this option, you will: 1) read the advising information online, 2) communicate
with an advisor via email, and 3) register for classes over the internet.

Web Registration Instructions

1. Obtain your BADGER ID number and a
Personal Identification Number (PIN) from
the Registration or Advisement Offices, so
that you can access “Badger Web” (BAD-
GER Web Registration). Please keep
these numbers secure so that no one can
access your records and violate your privacy.
You are able to access your file, check your
schedule and obtain grade information
through “Badger Web”.

2. Access the system before your scheduled
registration date and make sure you have
the correct PIN. Your PIN will begin
as your 6 digit birthdate, (mm/dd/yy) but
you may be required to change it the first
time you access the system. Also check for
any holds that may prevent you from
registering on time.

3. Gain access to “Badger Web” (Registration)
by following these listed instructions:

• Access www.snow.edu
• Click on “ Students”
• Click on “Registration”
• Click on “Log on to the Badger Web

• Click on “LOGIN”
• Enter Badger ID number.

Tuition, Fees and Expenses

Tuition and Fee Schedule
Subject to change by the Utah State Board of Regents without prior notice. Please check with the Cashiers Office or on the website (www.snow.edu) for most current information.

Resident Tuition

Nonresident Tuition

General Fees (Subject to change without prior notice.)

Auditing a Course
Students auditing courses are required to pay the same tuition and fees as those who register for credit and the same refund policies apply. An audit must be declared at the time of registration.

Senior Citizen Students
Senior Citizens, age 62 and over, may enroll on an audit basis in any college course offered (as space is available) by completing an Application for Admission and paying a one-time application fee. The Admissions Office will issue a registration form to be signed by the instructor not earlier than the first day of class. A $30.00 admissions fee, which covers all costs except books and lab fees, is required each semester. Senior Citizens desiring credit for courses taken should register according to regular registration policies and procedures.

Off-Campus Tuition and Fees
Most credit courses and programs that are not included in the regular fall and spring daytime schedule of the college are managed by the Continuing Education Division. Continuing Education fees cover the cost of delivering a class or program to areas or locations outside of the regular on-campus college program. Continuing Education students are not eligible for athletic events or other on-campus activities. Students attending Snow College and carrying 10 or more credit hours are eligible to enroll in the Voluntary Student Health Insurance Plan.

Financial Aid Recipients
Financial aid funding is not disbursed until the semester begins. It is the student’s responsibility to pay the student fee charge by Aug. 26.

Scholarship Recipients
Please pay the student fee charge by Aug. 26. If your scholarship covers fees, you will be reimbursed at the beginning of the semester.

Student I. D. Card
If you are a new student, you must obtain a student I.D./Activity card.
Tuition and fees must be paid before the card can be issued. A one time $5.00 fee is assessed. This card will admit you without charge to many college events and is needed to check books out of the library. Continuing students will have their I.D. cards validated when they pay their tuition and fees. The I.D. card is valid for as long as you are a student at Snow College. If you lose your card, you may apply for a duplicate for a $5.00 fee.

Other Fees
(Subject to change without prior notice)

*May be refunded through the seventh calendar day of the semester.
^ Check with International Student Center

Refund Policy
When students request classes and register for them, they have made a commitment to pay tuition and fees and to attend class. This refund policy applies to all students.

Fee Refund
The General Student Fees are refundable upon withdrawal from classes up until the day classes begin. After classes begin, the general fees ($195.00) are not refundable. The class fees with an asterisk (*) next to them may be refunded through the seventh calendar day of the semester. Students requesting a refund past the seventh calendar day must present a letter to the Cashiers’ Office from the instructor authorizing the refund. Other class fees may be refunded up to three weeks. After three weeks, no class fees will be refunded unless the student presents a letter to the Cashiers’ Office from the instructor authorizing the refund.

Tuition Refund
Tuition only will be refunded according to the following schedule:

Fifteen Week Semester:
* Beginning of class instruction through 7th calendar day - 90%

• 8th calendar day through 14th calendar
  day - 70%
• 15th calendar day through 21st calendar
  day - 50%
• After 21st day - NONE

Seven Week Session:

• Beginning of class instruction through 4th
  calendar day - 90%
• 5th calendar day through 8th calendar
  day - 70%
• 9th calendar day through 14th calendar
  day - 50%
• After 14th day - NONE

Fifteen-Eighteen Day Blocks

• Beginning of class instruction through 1st
  calendar day - 90%
• Through 2nd calendar day - 70%
• Through 3rd calendar day - 50%
• After 3rd calendar day - NONE

Students should complete an official Withdrawal from School Form which can be obtained from the Registration Windows, Greenwood Student Center, second floor. The official date for refund purposes shall be the date this form is returned to the Cashiers Office for processing.

Financial Aid will continue to do last-date-of attendance forms and will calculate refunds and repayments according to the guidelines in the Financial Aid Handbook.

Registration Policy -
Adding and Withdrawing from Courses

Students may add or withdraw from classes over the Internet until the first day of class or by coming to the Registration Office to process a registration form. Special notice should be given to the deadlines for adding and withdrawing from courses during the semester.

Change of Program Form
Once a semester has begun, a student who wishes to add or drop a course must file a Change of Program Form with the Registration Office. The student bears the full responsibility for acquiring the appropriate signatures and filing the form by the appropriate deadline. Failure to meet this responsibility, for any reason, may significantly impair a student’s academic progress.

Open Entry/Open Exit Courses
Many departments offer courses that have no specific deadlines by which a student must add or drop. Such courses are exempt from the calendar policies that follow.

Change Fee
Any change of program outlined below may be accomplished during the first three weeks of instruction without a fee being charged. Any time after the third week of instruction, a $25 Change of Program Fee will be charged.

Changes During Weeks 1-3

A student may add or drop a course through the last day of the third week of instruction of any regular semester by submitting a completed Change of Program Form to the Registration Office. Listed below are the signature requirements:

a. Week One -- Adding a class:
Class open = no instructor signature is required
Class closed = Instructor signature IS required
b. Weeks Two and Three -- Adding a class:
Instructor signature required for all open and
closed courses
c. Weeks One through Three -- Dropping a class:
No instructor signature required

Changes During Weeks 4-10

A student may add or drop a course from the first day of the fourth week of instruction through the last day of the tenth week of instruction of any regular semester as long as the following conditions are met:

a. The student has the signature of the
instructor teaching the course.
b. The student has the signature of his or
her advisor.
c. The student has filed a Change of
Program Form with the Registration
Office.

2. When a student drops a course during this
period, the student’s permanent record
will show a grade of “W” for the course.
A “W” does not affect the student’s grade
point average.

Unofficial Withdrawal
If a student drops a course at any time in the semester but does not file a signed Change of Program Form with the Registration Office, the student’s permanent record will show a grade of “UW” or “F” for the course. Both of these are failing grades and will drastically lower a student’s grade point average.

Special Consideration
A change of program should not be treated lightly. In every case, students, instructors, and advisors should do what is best for everyone involved. Students especially should be aware that in many courses it is difficult to make-up missed labs, lectures, or assignments. Instructors are under no obligation to add a student to any class at any time.

Students are expected to attend all classes for which they are registered until the class is officially dropped from their schedule.

Withdrawal From College
Students are permitted to completely withdraw from school until the end of the tenth week of the semester. Withdrawal forms may be obtained from the Registration Office. After the tenth week of instruction, the student will be required to show that extenuating circumstances exist making it necessary to withdraw from school. A student who is ADA qualified and wishes to withdraw may contact the Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator at 435-283-7321.

Adding and Dropping Non-Traditional Session Classes
Students may add or drop non-traditional session classes (classes which do not begin or end with regular session classes) at the Registration Office. Deadlines for adding and dropping non-traditional session classes are published in the semester class schedule. All transactions require student, instructor, and advisor signatures.

Attendance
Regular and prompt attendance is expected of every student. Instructors may vary in their individual attendance policies. An instructor may submit an administrative drop (UW) if a student:
1. Misses the first day of class
2. Ceases to attend class as evidenced by
excessive unauthorized absences, missed
exams and/or assignments.
When an administrative drop is processed, an unofficial withdrawal “UW” will be assigned to the student’s record. A “UW” is calculated as a failing grade (F) in the grade point average.

Repeating a Class
A course may be repeated to obtain a higher grade. Both courses will show on the academic record; however, only the last grade earned is calculated in the grade point average and the credit is only counted once. Retakes are limited to two per course (a total of three attempts at any one course). Once a retake has been completed, students need to contact the Registration Office to be sure the first grade is discounted from the GPA. Students must register and pay tuition for the semester in which the class is repeated. Hours earned in repeated courses may be counted toward graduation requirements only once. An exception is any course designated as “repeatable for credit” which will be given credit each time the course is taken. A course is designated as repeatable in the class schedule and/or current course catalog. Note: A course repeated at another institution cannot be used to change the GPA on a Snow College transcript.

Legislative mandate:
By legislative mandate, the State of Utah requires that students be charged the “full cost of instruction” the third time they enroll in the same course. An additional fee of $100 per credit hour may be charged for the repeated class. Subsequent registrations in the course will also be assessed the $100 per credit hour fee. This policy does not apply to classes taken prior to Fall Semester 2002. This means that beginning Fall Semester 2002 if you took the same class three times, you would be charged $100 per credit hour in addition to the regular cost of tuition. This fee does not apply to courses that are repeatable as designated in the class schedule and/or course catalog.

Student Responsibility
It is the students’ responsibility to ensure the accuracy of their schedule. Check for accuracy at each of these times:

1. At the time of registration
2. When a class is added or dropped
3. If the first day of class is missed for any
reason
4. If a class is missed for more than two
consecutive times
5. Before the last day to add or drop classes

Students may check their class schedule at any time by going to the Advisement Office, the Registration Office, the Cashiers’Office, or the Internet (www.snow.edu). If students will not be at the first class meeting for any reason, they must inform the instructor prior to class time, or they may be administratively withdrawn. (given a failing grade of “UW”)

• 63 total credits are required for an
  Associate Degree
• 21 semester credits must be resident credit
  earned at Snow College. College credits
  earned through AP, CLEP, and credit by exam
  are not considered resident credit.
• A 2.00 (C) cumulative grade point average
  or better must be earned on work completed
  at Snow College. In addition a grade of C- or
  higher is required in the GE groups of Math,
  English, and American Institutions.
• Only course numbers 1000 or above will be
  counted toward credits needed to graduate.
• Repeated courses count only once towards
  graduation. The exception would be any
  course classified as “repeatable”. These
  courses are designated repeatable in the
  class schedule and/or course catalog.
• Official transcripts from all
  institutions attended must be submitted to
  Snow College.
• All student accounts must be paid in full.
  Diplomas and degrees will not be issued if
  there are any outstanding obligations.

Deadlines for Graduation Application
Based on deadline dates listed below, please submit an application for graduation. Students should apply after completion of approximately 31 credits. Application forms are available from the Registration Office.

For Summer 2013
Apply by April 15, 2013
Pay $25 application fee

Apply after June 15, 2013
Pay $25 application fee
Plus $25 late fee

For Fall 2013
Apply by May 17, 2013
Pay $25 application fee
No late fee

Apply after May 17, 2013
Pay $25 application fee
plus $25 late fee
$50 Total

For Spring 2014
Apply by October 25, 2013
Pay $25 application fee
No late fee

Apply after Oct. 25, 2013
Pay $25 application fee
Plus $25 late fee
$50 Total

For Summer 2014
Apply by April 18, 2014
Pay $25 application fee

Apply after April 18, 2014
Pay $25 application fee
Plus $25 late fee

Commencement Information
The commencement exercises in May 2013 include all students who have graduated in Fall Semester 2012, or who will graduate in Spring Semester 2013, or Summer Term 2013. The college wants all candidates for graduation to be present at Commencement. Students deserve to be honored on this day. Unfortunately there is a limited amount of spectator space in the gymnasium area of the Activity Center where the ceremony is held. There is a considerable amount of overflow seating available to family and friends who wish to attend graduation exercises in the lifetime sports area of the Activity Center.

Any person who feels he or she may need special accommodations connected with the graduation ceremonies may contact the Americans With Disabilities Act Coordinator at 435-283-7321.

Graduation with Honors
Students who have completed all graduation requirements and have earned a cumulative grade point average at Snow College as follows will graduate with honors. Only courses numbered 1000 or above are counted.

3.50 - 3.74 Cum Laude
3.75 - 3.89 Magna Cum Laude
3.90 - 4.00 Summa Cum Laude

Graduation Survey
In order to evaluate the quality of the education students receive at Snow College, each graduate is asked to take an assessment and complete a survey before graduation. The test is an assessment of the general knowledge students have gained at Snow College. It is NOT an assessment of learning in any specific course. The survey is an assessment of students general opinions about the college. The results of the assessment and survey are confidential. They do not appear on transcripts and have no bearing on graduation status. The results from all students are combined to provide faculty, administration, and the Utah Board of Regents information about the knowledge and opinions of Snow College students. To complete this request students should visit the Testing Center any time during the last six weeks on campus or turn in the survey that was mailed to the student’s home address. Extra study or preparation in advance is not necessary.

General Education Requirements
Students seeking an Associate Degree and who are admitted to Snow College beginning Fall Semester 2009 are required to complete the General Education requirements in effect for Fall Semester 2009.
Students seeking an Associate Degree who have completed fewer than 24 college credits prior to Fall Semester 2009, or who have transfer credit only are required to complete the General Education requirements in effect for Fall Semester 2009.
Students seeking an Associate Degree who have completed a minimum of twenty-four college credits prior to Fall Semester 2009 with at least twelve Snow College credits have two options:

1. Complete all graduation requirements including the old General Education courses in effect from Fall Semester 1998 through Summer Term 2009. Under this option, all degree requirements must be completed by the end of Summer Term 2014.
OR
2. Complete all graduation requirements including the new General Education courses effective Fall Semester 2009.

Time Requirements Under Which a Student Graduates
A student in continuous enrollment in regular semesters (Fall and Spring) at Snow College must, for purposes of meeting graduation requirements, elect to meet requirements in effect at the time of entering the college or at the time of graduation therefrom. If enrollment is interrupted, students must meet requirements in effect at the time of reentry or the time of graduation.
Credits not earned within the five years prior to the time of graduation from Snow College may be subject to review by both the Academic Standards Committee and the departments concerned.

Transfer Credit Guidelines
Transfer credit earned at other accredited colleges or universities is normally accepted toward filling requirements for a degree from Snow College. For credit to be accepted, the following criteria are used.

• Courses must be non-remedial.
• A minimum grade of D- must be
  earned for the course to be transferred to
  Snow College. For English, Math and
  American Institutions requirements a grade
  of C- will be accepted in transfer.
• An official transcript from the sending
  institution must be submitted. Transcripts
  issued to the student are not acceptable.
• Credit received for military training
  requires submitting a DD214 (check
  catalog for more information)
• Students with credit earned at a foreign
  post secondary institution must submit a
  certified copy of the transcript from World
  Education Services. Call 212-966-6311
  for more information. Refer to current
  catalog for detailed information.
• Students finishing graduation require
  ments at another accredited institution,
  must make certain they know exactly
  which classes are needed to complete their
  degree before leaving Snow. Students
  should refer to their graduation audit and/
  or check with the graduation office.
  
  Check current catalog if you have questions.

Transfer Students with Completed General Education
Any USHE (Utah System of Higher Ed.) institution shall consider its General Education requirements completed by transfer students who have completed the General Education requirements of any other USHE institution. Upon request by transferring students, a sending institutions shall provide certification when students have fully completed its General Education requirements. Please contact the Registrars Office at 283-7145.

Degrees Offered at Snow College

• Associate of Applied Science
• Associate of Arts
• Associate of Science
• Associate of Science Business
• Associate of Pre-Engineering

Associate of Arts
For students wishing to transfer to a four-year institution, the Associate of Arts degree may qualify as the first two years of a bachelor’s degree and can be used to satisfy general education requirements of four year institutions in the Utah System of Higher Education. Most accredited four year institutions outside the state of Utah accept the AA degree. The AA is awarded after satisfactory completion of a minimum of 63 credit hours. This must include a minimum of 36 credits in general education including 4 credits of a foreign language course that is numbered 1020 or above. Undergraduate Tutoring courses are excluded.

The language requirement for non-native English speaking students may be met by:

1. Completing each of the required English
as a Second Language courses with a
grade of 3.0 (B) on a 4.0 (A) scale; and
2. Scoring at least 65 on the Michigan Test
of English Proficiency, and
3. Scoring at least 65 on the Oral Language
Proficiency Interview

Associate of Science
For students wishing to transfer to a four-year institution, the Associate of Science degree may qualify as the first two years of a bachelor’s degree and can be used to satisfy general education requirements of four year institutions in the Utah System of Higher Education. Most accredited four year institutions outside the state of Utah accept the AS degree. The AS is awarded after satisfactory completion of a minimum of 63 credit hours including a minimum of 36 credits in general education.

Associate of Science Business
The Associate of Science Business (ASB) is designed for the student who wants to transfer to a four year institution as a business major. Please note that a business major includes all business programs e.g., accounting, business administration, business information systems, finance, human resource management, etc. This degree allows the student to transfer with advanced standing which means the student is a junior and can register for upper division classes. The ASB is awarded after satisfactory completion of a minimum of 63 credit hours including the Business Core. A minimum of 36 credits in general education is required excluding those filled by the Business Core.
The Business Core includes:

• ACCT 2010 Financial Accounting
• ACCT 2020 Managerial Accounting
• BMGT 2050 Business Law
• BUED 2200 Business Communication
• CIS 2010 Business Computer Proficiency
• ECON 2010 Microeconomics (can be used to
  fulfill SS or IC Gen. Ed. req.)
• ECON 2020 Macroeconomics (can be used to
  fulfill SS or IC Gen. Ed. req.)
• MATH 1100 Applied Calculus (can be used
  to fulfill Math Gen. Ed. req.)
• MATH 2040 Applied Statistics
• COMM 1020 Public Speaking (can be used
  to fulfill HU Gen Ed. req.)
  
  General education courses are listed in this schedule and also in the catalog.

Associate of Pre-Engineering Degree
The Associate of Pre-Engineering (APE) degree is offered to students who plan to transfer to a university and pursue a baccalaureate degree in any of the traditional fields of engineering. This degree requires an emphasis of course work in engineering, mathematics, and science; with fewer general education requirements than the Associate of Science (AS) or the Associate of Arts (AA) degree. It is anticipated that the balance of the general education requirements necessary for the baccalaureate degree will be taken as a junior or senior at the four year institution. This program of taking some general education classes at the upper division level is consistent with recent Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) standards. Specific requirements of the APE degree can be found in the Snow College catalog.

Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)
The Associate of Applied Science degree is offered for students who plan to seek employment immediately after completing their program of study. It requires a majority of the training to be in specific applied technology theory and skill courses. College work for the Associate of Applied Science degree includes 63 to 69 credit hours. Specific requirements of the degree can be found in the appropriate sections of the catalog. The field of study completed will be indicated on the diploma.

The Associate of Applied Science Degree is awarded in the following areas:
Accounting
Building Construction and Construction
Management
Business Education
Business Management
Child Care Management
Traditional Building Skills Institute

Certificate Programs
A Certificate indicates a student’s readiness for job entry. For a specific outline of courses required for a Certificate, a student should contact the respective department. The field of study completed will be indicated on the certificate.

Certificate of Completion:
Certificates are awarded to students who satisfactorily complete
a series of specified classes as outlined by one of the following departments:
Agribusiness
Building Construction and Construction
Management
Business Education
Business Management
CLA
Family Life

Computer and Information Literacy
Certification
Though the Computer and Information Literacy Certification (CIL) is not a degree or award issued by Snow College, all students who intend to graduate from Snow College would benefit from meeting the CIL certification regardless of major. Many universities require CIL certification. Students who plan to transfer to universities that require the certification have the opportunity to pass the tests at Snow College without having to pay a fee. Fees at other campuses are approximately $30. Information concerning the CIL certification and its logistics are contained in the CIL Web site (CIL.SNOW.EDU). Students may also go to the CIL office (HITEC 100B) with any questions or concerns they may have about the CIL certification program or call 435-283-7563.

General Education Requirements
The total number of credits required to complete General Education (GE) is 36 for the AS, AA and ASB. General Education completion is required for the Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS) and Associate
of Science Business (ASB).

The minimum credits required for the AS & ASB from each area are:
3 American Institutions
6 English (3 of E1 and 3 of E2)
3 Math
1 Physical Education
3 Fine Arts
3 Humanities
3 Oral Communications
3 Life Science*
3 Physical Science*
2 Natural Science Labs (See below for option 1 & 2)
3 Social Science
3 Science Inquiry


The minimum credits required for the AA from each area are:
3 American Institutions
6 English (3 of E1 and 3 of E2)
3 Math
1 Physical Education
3 Fine Arts
3 Humanities
3 Oral Communications
3 Life Science
3 Physical Science
1 Natural Science Lab
3 Social Science
4 Foreign Language numbered 1020 or above. (Undergraduate tutoring courses are excluded)


• Courses listed below are at least 3 credits
  unless otherwise indicated
• Course numbers in bold indicate a
  prerequisite, corequisite or instructors
  permission
  
  

American Institution (AI)
Complete one of the following with minimum grade of C-
ECON 1740 U.S. Economic History
HIST 1700 American Civilization
POLS 1100 American National Govt.
HIST 2700 & U.S. History to 1877
HIST 2710 U.S. History from 1877
(Must complete both for AI)

English (E1, E1)
Complete the following two courses with minimum grade of C-
ENGL 1010 Introduction to Writing and
ENGL 2010 Intermediate Writing or
ENGL 2014 Honors Thesis

Math (MA)
Complete one of the following with minimum grade of C-
MATH 1030 Quantitative Literacy
MATH 1040 Statistics
MATH 1050 College Algebra
MATH 1080 Pre-calculus
ANY MATH course of at least three credits which requires MATH 1050 as a prerequisite
An ACT Math score of 28 or higher will waive the MATH 1050 course

Physical Education (PE)
Complete the following: (Age 31 and above, exempt)
PE 1096 Fitness for Life (1 credit)

Fine Arts (FA)
ART 1010 Introduction To The Visual Arts
ART 1020 Basic Drawing (non-majors)
ART 1030 Basic Design (non-majors)
ART 1110 Drawing I
ART 1120 2D Design
ARTH 2710 Art History Survey I
ARTH 2720 Art History Survey II
DANC 1075 Intro. to Dance
ENGL 2150 Intellectual Traditions of the West
ENGL 2160 Intellectual Traditions of the West
MUSC 1010 Introduction to Music
MUSC 1030 Introduction to Jazz and Popular Music
MUSC 1031 History of Rock and Roll
MUSC 1032 Rap & Hip Hop & the Ascendance of Black Culture in America
MUSC 1100 Fundamentals of Music (2 credits)
MUSC 2010 Music History & Literature I
MUSC 2020 Music History & Literature II
THEA 1013 Survey of Theatre
THEA 1023 Survey of Film
THEA 1031 Theatre History & Literature: Classical
THEA 1032 Theatre History & Literature: Modern
THEA 1033 Acting I
THEA 1513 Stage Craft
THEA 1740 Survey of Musical Theatre

Humanities (HU)
Complete 3 credits from the following:
COMM 1500 Introduction to Mass Media
COMM 2070 Oral Interpretation of Literature
ENGL 2150 Intellectual Traditions of the West
ENGL 2160 Intellectual Traditions of the West
ENGL 2200 Introduction to Literature
ENGL 2210 Folklore and Literature
ENGL 2220 Introduction to Fiction
ENGL 2230 Classical Myths and Folk Tales
ENGL 2240 Introduction to Poetry
ENGL 2300 Introduction to Shakespeare
ENGL 2400 Special Topics in Lit. & Culture
ENGL 2410 Western American Literature
ENGL 2420 Literature of the Outdoors
ENGL 2430 Gothic and Supernatural Literature
ENGL 2510 Masterpieces of American Lit.
ENGL 2520 Masterpieces of American Lit.
ENGL 2610 Masterpieces of British Lit.
ENGL 2620 Masterpieces of British Lit.
ENGL 2650 Language in Society
ENGL 2660 Introduction to Language
ENGL 2730 World Literature I
ENGL 2740 World Literature II
HUM 1010 Introduction to Humanities
PHIL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2050 Ethics and Values
PHIL 2600 World Religion & Scripture
TSFL 2650 Language in Society
TSFL 2660 Introduction to Language Systems

Natural Science Lab Requirement
For a student earning the Associate of Arts degree, three credits of Life Science and three credits of Physical Science are required. One credit of lab is required. The lab may be Life Science or Physical Science. Most labs must be taken concurrently with the lecture. Both the class and the co-requisite lab must be completed with passing grades in order to satisfy the GE requirements.
For a student earning the Associate of Science degree choose from option #1 or #2 to fulfill lab requirment, three credits of Life Science, three credits of Physical Science, and three credits from the Integrated Science category are required. Two credits of lab are required. The labs may be both Life Science, Physical Science, or one of each. Most labs must be taken concurrently with the lecture. Both the class and the co-requisite lab must be completed with passing grades in order to satisfy the GE requirements.

Option #1
Complete two lab credits from Life Science (LS) and/or Physical Science (PS) in addition to the six credits fulfilling the Physical Science (PS) and Life Science (LS) course requirements.
(The student must also complete the Science Inquiry (SI) requirement.)

2 credits of Science labs
3 credtis of Life Science
3 credits of Physical Science
3 credits of any Science Inquiry Course

Option #2
Complete one lab credit and three course credits from Life Science (LS) and/or Physical Science (PS) in addition to the six credits fulfilling the Physical Science (PS) and Life Science (LS) course requirements.
(Three of the course credits may fulfill the Science Inquiry (SI) requirement.)

1 credit of Life Science or Physical Science Inquiry Course plus
3 credits of Life Science
3 credits of Physical Science and an additional
3 credits of Life Science or Physical Science choosen from the Science Inquiry Category

Science Inquiry (SI)
Complete 3 credits

Natural & Physical Sciences
Choose any course(s) with the following prefixes:
AGRI
BIOL
CHEM
GEO
PHSC
PHYS
(Co-op and special projects are excluded)

Social & Behavioral Sciences
Choose any course(s) with the following prefixes:
ANTH
CJ
ECON
GEOG
PSY
SOC

OR one of the following courses:

HFST 1020 Principles of Nutrition
HFST 1400 Courtship & Marriage
HFST 1500 Human Devlopment
HFST 2400 Family Relations
HFST 2500 Early Childhood
HIST 1510 Modern World Civilizations

Life Science (LS)
Complete 3 credits from the following
3 credit courses
BIO 1010 General Biology
BIO 1050 Human Biology
4 credit courses
BIOL 1010 General Biology and Lab (BIOL1015)
BIOL 1050 Human Biology and Lab (BIOL1055)
BIOL 1610 Biology I and Lab (BIOL 1615)
BIOL 1620 Biology II and Lab (BIOL 1625)
BIOL 2060 Introductory Microbiology and Lab (BIOL 2065)
BIOL 2200 General Microbiology and Lab (BIOL 2205)
BIOL 2320 Human Anatomy and Lab (BIOL 2325)
BIOL 2420 Human Physiology and Lab (BIOL 2425)

Physical Sciences (PS)
Complete 3 credits from the following:
1 credit course
GEO 2100 Honors Natural Science Seminar
2 credit courses
PHSC 1440 Cosmos
PHYS 1000 Conceptual Physics
PHYS 1150 Introduction to Meteorology
PHYS 2100 Honors Physics
3 credit courses
GEO 1060 Environmental Geology
GEO 1080 Oceanography
PHSC 1000 Interdisciplinary Physical Science
PHYS 1060 Astronomy
4 credit courses (Lecture=3 and Lab =1)
CHEM 1010 Survey Chemistry and lab (1015)
CHEM 1110 Elementary Chemistry
and lab (1115)
CHEM 1120 Elementary Organic/Biochemistry and lab (1125)
CHEM 1210 Principles of Chemistry and
lab (1215)
CHEM 1220 Principles of Chemistry II
and lab (1225)
GEO 1010 Survey of Geology and lab ( 1015)
GEO 1110 Physical Geology and lab (1115)
GEO 1220 Historical Geology and lab (1225)
GEOG 1000 Physical Geography and lab (1005)
PHYS 1010 Elementary Physics and lab (1015)

Social Sciences (SS)
Complete 3 credits from the following:
ANTH 1000 Introduction to Anthropology
BMGT 1210 Personal Finance
CJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice
ECON 1010 Economics as a Social Science
ECON 2010 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 2020 Intro to Macroeconomics
GEOG 1300 World Regional Geography
HFST 1400 Courtship & Marriage
HFST 1500 Human Development
HIST 1500 World History to 1500
HIST 1510 World History from 1500 to present
HIST 2340 History of England
HIST 2350 History of the American West
HIST 2700 United States History to 1877 (Online
only)
HIST 2710 United States History from 1877 (Online only)
PSY 1010 General Psychology
PSY 1100 Developmental Psychology
SOC 1010 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 1020 Social Problems


Oral Communications (OC)
Choose 3 credits from the following
BMGT 1270 Sales and Customer Service
COMM 1020 Public Speaking
COMM 2070 Oral Interpretation of Literature
COMM 2110 Interpersonal Communication
COMM 2150 Intercultural Communication
COMM 2270 Argumentation and Debate
DANC 2080 Dance Improvisation
THEA 2080 Theatre Improvisation


Foreign Language
For Associate of Arts (AA) only. Complete 4 credits of a foreign language course that is numbered
1020 or above. Undergraduate Tutoring courses are excluded.

Grading System
The current grade system is listed below with the equivalent on the numerical scale. Online Calculator

Letter Description Point Value
A Excellent 4.0
A- Excellent 3.7
B+ Above Average 3.3
B Above Average 3.0
B- Above Average 2.7
C+ Average 2.3
C Average 2.0
C- Below Average 1.7
D+ Below Average 1.3
D Below Average 1.0
D- Below Average 0.7
F Failing 0.0
CR Credit (does not affect GPA)
I Incomplete
IE Incomplete Expired 0.0
NC No Credit (does not affect GPA)
P/F Pass/Fail
AU Audit (does not affect GPA)
W Withdrawal (does not affect GPA)
UW Unofficial Withdrawal (a failing grade)

Transcript Requests
Official transcripts are protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). Only college personnel with a “need-to-know”, as determined by their duties, have access to transcript documents. Parents, spouse, friends, other students, etc., may not pick up a copy of the transcript without a written release from the student. Transcripts can be requested in the following ways:

1. In Person: The registration windows are located
on the second floor of the Greenwood Student
Center. Pay the required $2.00 fee at the
registration window and bring a photo ID to the
window to obtain your transcript or have it sent
to another institution.
2. By mail or Fax: Written and faxed transcript
requests should contain the following
information:

• Name (include all names and aliases used)
• Social Security Number
• Birth date
• Years attended Snow College
• Address and/or fax where transcripts are to
  be sent
• Your area code and telephone number
• Your signature
  Include appropriate fees by check or money order if mailing your request:
  Mail to : Snow College
  ATTN: Transcripts
  150 E College Ave
  Ephraim, UT 84627

If faxing your request, please include a credit card number (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover), expiration date, and card holder name. Fax to: Fax Number 435-283-7149
Transcript fees are as follows:

• $2.00 for an official transcript
• $3.00 for transcript request faxed to Snow but
  mailed to the receiving institution.
• $5.00 for transcript request faxed to Snow and
  faxed to the receiving institution.
  
  Fees must be paid before a transcript is mailed or faxed. If there are any holds, the transcript will not be released. For further transcript information, call 435-283-7147.
  

Statute of Limitations
A student wishing to challenge his or her academic record must do so within twelve (12) months from the time record was established.

Americans With Disabilities Act
Snow College complies with both the letter and intent of the Americans With Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as applied to the college setting. Some laws and provisions of laws that assist students with disabilities in high schools do not apply to the students with disabilities at Snow College. Please read the following information carefully:

Snow College will provide reasonable accommodations, academic adjustments, or auxiliary aids to qualified students with medical, psychological, learning or other disabilities who voluntarily disclose to the Disability Resource Coordinator (DRC), 435-283-7321 that they have a disability, provide documentation of the disability, request an accommodation and meet the criteria for receipt of the accommodations.
Consistent with Federal law, Snow College does not provide individualized academic content support such as tutoring or prompters. Snow College does not provide personal services such as aides or living assistants. Snow College is located in rural central Utah. Students who require specialized physical or psychiatric treatment will need to check treatment availability and consider the distance to services from Ephraim.

Drug and Alcohol Policy
Snow College has a strong commitment to the well-being of its faculty, staff, and students. Snow College’s policy supports a drug-free environment.

Snow College will enforce its policies relating to drugs and alcohol. If a person possesses and/or consumes alcohol or drugs on campus, the person will be arrested and administrative action will be taken. If a person consumes alcohol or drugs off-campus, then comes on campus under the influence of these substances, regardless of the level of intoxication, the person will be subject to arrest as well as College administrative action. On campus includes the campus housing units, sporting and social events locations.

Employment
If you would like information about part time work, please contact the Financial Aid Office located on the second floor of the Greenwood Student Center, window #1. More Information