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INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP
SCHOOL CALENDAR
HISTORICAL SKETCH
GENERAL INFORMATION
 
   • Accreditation
   • Mission Statement
   • Assessment
   • Curricula
   • Buildings and Grounds
   • Athletic Memberships
   • Fees and Expenses
       • Students
       • Out-of-State Students      
       • Miscellaneous Fees
       • On-Campus Meals and Housing
       • Refunds
       • Fees and Expenses for 
         Each Summer Term 
   • Fees for Off-Campus Classes
   • Students With Disabilities
   • Sexual Harassment
   • Miscellaneous Federal Legislation
     Affecting Students

REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES
 ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES
   • High School Requirements 
   • Admission From Another Institution
   • Admission of International Students
   • Other Methods of Admission
   • State Minimum Core
  ACADEMIC REGULATIONS
   • Grading and Classification System   
   • Modified Grading System
   • Academic Standards
   • Repetition of Courses
   • Academic Clemency
   • Student Load
   • Residence Requirements
   • Changes in Enrollment   
   • Withdrawal from the University
   • Attendance Policy
   • Conferring of Degrees
   • College Level Examination Program
   • Correspondence Courses
   • Restricted Days
   • Advanced Placement
   • National League for Nursing Exam.
   • Credit by Departmental Exams
   • Graduation with Distinction 
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Gaining Admission to the University
  • Keeping Academic Records
  • Registering Motor Vehicles
  • Returning Borrowed Items
  • Complying with University Standards
  • Academic Integrity
  • Procedural Requirements
    for Obtaining a Diploma

STUDENT SERVICES, FACILITIES,
ACTIVITIES
DIVISION OF STUDENT SERVICES
   • Career Services
   • Counseling Center
   • Financial Aid
       • Grants      
       • Employment
       • Loans
       • Scholarships
   • Garrison Center
   • Judicial Affairs
   • Residence Life.
   • First-Year Experience Program.
   • Student Activities
   • Student Programs
   • Student Success and Transition
   • Student Health Center
   • University Police
   • University Relations/Admissions
  OTHER FACILITIES, SERVICES
   • Choir, Band
   • Newspaper
   • Yearbook
   • Theatre
   • Dance
   • Radio
   • Television
   • Communication Lab
   • Library Services
   • University Multimedia Learning Center
   • Student Support Services
   • Disability Resource Center
   • Night Classes
   • Transcript Policy
  ALUMNI SERVICES
 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
 PUBLIC RELATIONS
 FACILITIES

UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULA  
 LIBERAL ARTS CORE   
   • Associate of Applied Science Degree
   • Liberal Arts Core Requirements
   • Requirements for Transfer Students
   • Suggested Schedule
   • The Senior College
   • Pre-Professional Studies
   • The Honors College
   • General Studies

 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
  • Accounting Major
  • Business Administration Major
       • Business Information Systems
       • Finance
       • Human Resource Management
       • Management 
       • Marketing  
       • Minor on Business Administration
  • Aviation 

  TEACHERS COLLEGE
  • Teacher Education Program
  • Early Childhood, Middle School Ed.
  • Adolescence/Young Adulthood
  • Counselor EducationATEP
  • Special Education
  • Health, Physical Education,
    and Recreation/Athletic Training
       • ATEP
       • HPER Courses
  • Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Business and Technology Education

  MATT LOCKE ELLIS COLLEGE
  OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
  • A. B. Scholars Program
  • Art  
  • Biology 
  • Chemistry
  • Communication and Theatre Arts
  • English and Foreign Languages
       • English
       • French
       • German
       • Spanish
       • Philosophy
       • Humanities
  • Mathematics and Computer Science
  • Music
  • Nursing
  • Physics
  • Engineering
  • Physical Science
  • Psychology
  • Social Sciences
  • Geography
  • History 
  • Political Science
  • Public Administration
  • Sociology
  • Anthropology Minor
  • Criminal Justice Minor
  • Anthropology
  • Human Services
  • Military Science
OFFICERS AND STAFF
  • Board of Trustees
  • Administrative Staff
  • Instructional Staff

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Admission of International Students
Undergraduate Catalog 2006-2008 PRINT PAGE

Students from countries where English is not the first language must  submit  evidence  of having completed the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a score of 500 (paper based), 173 (computer based) or better with the admission application.  The Henderson State University code number is 6272.  Equivalent evidence of English proficiency may be accepted.  They must present a certified official copy of their high school transcript showing graduation and a GPA that converts to no less than 2.0 by U.S. standards.  A completed financial statement form signed by a bank official verifying that students can financially support themselves during their first year in the United States must be presented. The cost of attending Henderson is approximately $14,900.00 inclusive U.S. dollars for the year.  International students are eligible for out-of-state waivers.  There is a $30.00 non-refundable application fee.  Upon acceptance, this institution will furnish the student an I-20 form which must be processed through the United States Immigration Service.  Use air-mail for all correspondence.  This process takes several months to complete.  Files must be complete by October 31 for the spring semester and June 30 for fall semester.

Students must purchase health insurance available through Henderson State University.  The cost is approximately $70.00 U.S. dollars a month; this amount is subject to change.  Pre-payment of the insurance is required with the tuition for a semester. 
 
New students are required to attend an international student orientation, which is scheduled at the beginning of each semester.  All international students must enroll in a minimum of 12 hours each semester.  They should enroll in English during their first semester.  American College Test (ACT) or authorized alternate scores must be presented.  All international students under 21 must live in university housing until they have completed 60 hours of college credit.
 
International students will not be able to register for classes until they have taken the ACT which is administered on the campus on the first day of registration.  The results of the test will decide the student's placement in classes.  The cost of the test is $40.00.  The test results cannot be transferred to another college.