UofM General Calendar 1999-2000: Faculty of Human Ecology

Faculty of Human Ecology

SECTION 2: ADMISSIONS
2.2 University 1

Commencing September 1998, most students newly admitted from high school, and those who have completed less than 24 credit hours at another post-secondary institution, will complete the first year of their degree programs in University 1. Refer to the section entitled University 1 at the beginning of this Calendar for more information.

Requirements for General Admission into the Faculty of Human Ecology from University 1:

A minimum adjusted Grade Point Average of 2.0 in at least 24 credit hours of University 1 courses;

Advance admission into the faculty for high school students on the condition that they successfully complete University 1 as stated in the preceding paragraph; which includes:

6-12 credit hours from Arts, and 6-12 credit hours from the Science for a total of 18 credit hours from Arts and Science; 6-12 credit hours from any University 1 course(s) to a total of 24-30 credit hours.

Recommendations for Completion of Human Ecology Programs within Four Years of Full-Time Study:

It is recommended that students include the following courses in their 24-30 credit hours of University 1:

Clothing and Textiles

018.120 Principles of Economics

017.120/077.120 Introduction to Psychology/Sociology

Six credit hours from Science(computer science, chemistry or statistics)

064.122 Dynamics of the Fashion Industry

Family Studies

018.120 Principles of Economics

017.120/077.120 Introduction to Psychology or Sociology

Six credit hours from Science (minimum 3 credit hours with lab)

Six credit hours of Family Studies course work to be selected from the Family Studies courses offered in University 1

For the Child Studies Concentration, the following courses should be selected:
017.120 Introdution to Psychology

071.125 Biology B

062.101 Human Development in the Family

Foods and Nutrition Major

002.130 University 1: Structure and Modeling in Chemistry

002.132 University 1: Introduction to Organic Chemistry

017.120 Introduction to Psychology

030.120 Food: Facts and Fallacies

030.121 Nutrition for Health and Changing Lifestyles

071.125
or
022.132 and 022.133 Biology B
Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body

Comprehensive Program

017.120/077.120 Introduction to Psychology or Sociology

018.120 Principles of Economics

071.125 Biology B

Six credit hours of Human Ecology courses offered in University 1

Note: Human Ecology courses offered in University 1 are:
030.120, 030.121, 062.101, 062.114, 062.142, 062.172 and 064.122

Year Designation:
Students will enter the Faculty of Human Ecology upon successful completion of at least 24 credit hours in University 1 courses. Entry into the faculty will be based on the number of credit hours completed:

Year 2 Completion of 24 credit hours

Year 3 Completion of 54 credit hours

Year 4 Completion of 84 credit hours

Preface: The Faculty of Human Ecology; The Degree; Professional Designations
Admissions: Students Transferring into the Faculty; University I
Recommendations for General Admission into Human Ecology
Recommendations for Program Completion in Four Years
Regulations: Scholastic Standards; Part-Time Students; General Academic Regulations; Repeating Courses; Challenge for Credit; Transfer Credit; Letter of Permission; Appeals of Academic Regulations; Dean's Honour List; Degree With Distinction; Registration and Revision Procedures; Limited Access; VW Policy; Procedures Related to Student Academic Records; Written English and Mathematics Requirement
Bachelor of Human Ecology Programs: Advisement; Faculty Program Requirements
Students Admitted Prior to 1994
Students Admitted in 1994 or Later; Program Electives; Comprehensive Program; Clothing and Textiles Program; Family Studies Program
Child Studies Concentration; Foods and Nutrition Program
Students Admitted in September 1998 or Later
Students Admitted Prior to September 1998; Interfaculty Option in Aging; Management Minor