The
Dictionary Of Academic Regulations furnishes the information
a student needs for planning and completing a B.A., B.S., or B.L.S.
degree program at the University of Mary Washington. Since final responsibility
for meeting all degree requirements rests with the individual student,
each student should have complete knowledge of the regulations pertaining
to the academic program of the University.
Using the online Dictionary
The gray bar above contains the following links to pages and functions that will help you use the dictionary to your advantage:
- Table of Contents: A listing of sections in the
dictionary and their respective sub-section
- Index: Alphabetical listing of all pages in the
dictionary.
- View All UMW Publications: Takes you to an index
of all publications currently online at the University
- Academic Services: Takes you to the Academic
Services Web site. Academic Services is the sponsoring department
that publishes the dictionary annually.
- Print Page: Does just what it says! Prints the
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- E-Mail Page: E-mail the content of any page in
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The primary purpose of the Dictionary is to furnish the information a student needs for planning and completing a B.A., B.S., or B.L.S. degree program at the University of Mary Washington. Since final responsibility for meeting all degree requirements rests with the individual student, each student should have complete knowledge of the regulations pertaining to the academic program of the College. To this end, the Dictionary is distributed to each entering student, is available on the UMW Academic Services Web site, and is revised as needed. However, it should be understood by all that the provisions of this publication do not create an irrevocable contract; the University reserves the right to revise procedures and regulations, course offerings, and the requirements for a major at any time. Any such changes or revisions will be disseminated through official University publications and/or the University electronic network. Any University of Mary Washington student is entitled to request an exception to an academic regulation or to appeal an academic decision. Any student who wishes to make an academic request/appeal should contact the Office of Academic Services for specific details on the request/appeal procedure appropriate in his/her particular academic circumstances. Any errors or omissions noted in this edition of the Dictionary
should be brought to the attention of the Office
of Academic Services (Lee Hall 206.8) for correction or clarification.
Such assistance from faculty and students will ensure that the
Dictionary is accurate and of maximum
assistance to all in furnishing full information about the academic
programs and regulations of the University. |

