Summer Calendar of Events
RTP Summer I Term: May 16, 2016 – June 25, 2016
RTP Summer II Term: June 27, 2016 – August 6, 2016
Online 8-week Summer Term: May 23, 2016 – July 18, 2016
SUMMER I 2016
Open Registration ……………............….. March 23 – May 15
Classes Begin…..……………….….....…..... May 16
Add Period….…………………...…….……. May 16 – May 19
Drop Period (RTP) …………………..……. May 16– May 23
Last Day of Class …………………..…..…... June 25
SUMMER II 2016
Open Registration ……………............….. March 23 – June 26
Classes Begin…..……………….….....…..... June 27
Add Period…………………………….……. June 27 – June 30
Drop Period (RTP) …………………..……. June 27 – July 5
Last Day of Class …………………..……… August 6
Online 8-week Summer 2016
Open Registration ……………............….. March 23 – May 22
Classes Begin…..……………….….....…..... May 23
Last Day to Add Online Course…………. May 25 (12:00pm)
Drop Period ……….………………..…..…...May 23 – May 30
Graduation Conferment: August 31, 2016
SUMMER HOLIDAYS:
Memorial Day: Monday May 30
Independence Day: Monday July 4
Registration
The course listings are in the 2015-2017 Campbell University Undergraduate Studies Bulletin. It is the student’s
responsibility to satisfy all course prerequisites. Campbell University reserves the right to limit class enrollments and
to cancel classes with insufficient enrollment. Walk in registration is during regular registration period M – TH
8:45am– 5pm and Fri 8:45am – 2pm.
Tuition and Lab Fees
Tuition cost is $390.00 per credit hour for all undergraduate courses. In addition there is a Technology Fee of $15
per 6 week term. Tuition is payable at the time of registration. A deferred payment plan is available at no extra cost
with a down payment.
Financial Aid
All aspects of financial aid are handled at the main campus. Students may be eligible for tuition grants and loans based on
submission of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) www.fafsa.ed.gov (School Code: 002913). Call
1(800) 334-4111, ext. 1297 for financial aid assistance.
Members of the North Carolina National Guard may be eligible for a Tuition Aid Plan (TAP), and should check with the
NCNG Education Service Office.
Attendance Policy
Campbell University’s attendance policy states students must attend 85% of scheduled classes. This equates to a
maximum of 2 class absences per 6 week term. Students are responsible for keeping their instructors informed
when these absences occur. The decision of whether a student can complete work for missed classes rests with the
instructor.
Drop/Withdrawal Procedures
DROP:
Students desiring to drop and receive a full refund of tuition, can do so only during the Add/Drop period by
completing an Add/Drop form. Dates and times for Add/Drop are found under the Calendar of Events for the
Summer (cover). Students who do not attend scheduled classes, and fail to drop the class within the
listed Add/Drop period, will be held responsible for all tuition costs and receive a failing grade.
WITHDRAWAL:
Students needing to withdraw from class(es) AFTER the Add/Drop period will need to see their academic advisor inperson. Students are responsible for tuition costs at the time of withdrawal. Students who do not attend
scheduled classes, and fail to withdraw from class, will be held responsible for all tuition costs and
receive a failing grade.
Veterans
All Campbell University courses are approved for veteran's benefits. Full-time benefit payments require a minimum of two
(2), 3 credit hour courses each term and half-time benefits will be paid for one (1), 3 credit hour course per term. For
additional information please contact Latashia Alexander (919) 468-8844.
Graduation
If you are planning to have your degree conferred in August 2016, you must have your graduation
application in by July 15, 2016. Degrees will be conferred August 31, 2016 and there is no graduation
ceremony for August graduates. Degrees are mailed by the registrar’s office and should arrive at
your residence late September- mid October. August graduates are invited to participate in the
December 2016 ceremony.
Textbooks
Textbooks for RTP Campus students can be conveniently purchased on-line through the main campus Barnes and
Noble Bookstore at http://campbell.bncollege.com or by calling 1-910-893-1450.
RTP Campus
http://rtp.campbell.edu
919-468-8844
Summer I 2016 Schedule
May 16, 2016 - June 25, 2016
Tuesday / Thursday
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Course #
Description
CR
Pre-Requisite
Instructor
ACCT 326
Accounting Theory
3
ACCT 324
Cohen
BIOL 241
Field Botany*
plus 2 hr online lecture
4
None
Lage
COSU 100
New Student Orientation (B)
2
None
Ledford
ECON 454
Labor Economics
3
ECON 201 & ECON 202
Gilchrist
MATH 111
College Algebra
3
MATH 110
Lin
PSYC 260
Developmental Psychology (B)
3
PSYC 222
Van Allen
RELG 212
New Testament Survey (B)
3
RELG 125
Vandergriff
SPAN 201
Intermediate Spanish I
3
SPAN 102
Paige
Required for ALL New Students
Wednesday Only
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Course #
Description
CR
Pre-Requisite
Instructor
BADM 221
Business Law I (B)
3
None
Chapman
BADM 314
Corporate Finance (B)
3
ACCT 215
Cohen
CLNR 360
Managing & Monitoring Clinical Trials (B)
3
Instructor permission
Librizzi
CRIM 310
Victimology (B)
3
12 hours of CRIM
courses
Wulff
HIST 111
Western Civilization I (B)
3
None
J. Ocana
ITS 351
Systems Analysis, Design & Devel. (B)
3
ITS 200
Lahoud
PE 185
Lifetime Wellness (B)
2
None
S. Poole
PSYC 471
Clinical Psychology (B)
3
PSYC 222
Morgan
(B) Denotes Blended Class
Summer II 2016 Schedule
June 27, 2016 - August 6, 2016
Tuesday / Thursday
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Course #
Description
CR
Pre-Requisite
Instructor
BADM 313
Principles of Marketing
3
Jr. Standing
Gilchrist
COSU 100
New Student Orientation (B)
2
None
Gareton
CLNR 450
Data Management
3
CLNR 363 & CLNR 364
Litavecz
ECON 201
Microeconomics (B)
3
None
G. Shah
ITS 420
Wireless and Mobile Systems (B)
3
ITS 250 & ITS 345
Lahoud
MATH 160
Statistics
3
MATH 111
Lin
POLS 229
The National Government
3
None
Solari
PSYC 463
Educational & Psychological Testing
3
PSYC 222
Jeannotte
Required for ALL New Students
Wednesday Only
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Course #
Description
CR
Pre-Requisite
Instructor
ACCT 545
Forensic Accounting (B)
3
ACCT 216
Cohen
ART 131
Art Appreciation (B)
3
None
Earnshaw
BADM 445
Marketing Research (B)
3
BADM 313 & BADM
345
Barton
CRIM 441
Criminal Justice Policy (B)
3
CRIM 231 & CRIM 232
Davis
ENGL 204
American Literature II (B)
3
ENGL 102
Doody
ITS 460
Information Warfare (B)
3
ITS 300
Carter
RELG 125
Introduction to Christianity (B)
3
None
Vandergriff
(B) Denotes Blended Class