School catalogs {school catalog} have admissions, attendance, cost, curriculum, and map information.
general
Catalogs have name, motto, location, dates, corporation or not, institution type, purpose, history, academic year, quarter or semester system, holidays, days, and hours.
admissions
Catalogs have requirements, admissions essay, English language test, admissions tests, interview, notification date, admissions fee, and registration fee.
attendance
Catalogs have attendance record, tardy, excused absence, unexcused absence, illness, disability, personal problems, bereavement, pregnancy, child care, and parent care.
classes
Catalogs have size, length, lecture, recitation/seminar, laboratory, field work, tutorials, outside reading, and creative activity.
costs
Catalogs have tuition, fees, deposit, installment plan, late fees, withdrawal, reenrollment, reimbursement, housing, food, health insurance and medical care, books and materials, total costs, loans, scholarships, and work programs.
course descriptions
Catalogs have syllabuses for all courses.
course descriptions: electives
Institutions do not require some courses.
emergencies
Catalogs have fire, earthquake, storm, explosion, poison, war, doctor, nurse, first aid, ambulance, insurance, shots, and medicines information.
facilities
Catalogs have classrooms, libraries, arts, sports, publishing center, job evaluation and placement center, local and national transportation, local arts and sports, dormitories, and eateries.
faculty
Catalogs have names, addresses, telephones, offices, office hours, courses taught, degrees, honors and awards, professional societies, publications, exhibitions, and performances.
faculty: responsibilities
Faculty keep office hours, allow for consultations, hold student-teacher conferences, write recommendations, record lates and absences, order materials, develop course syllabi, create lesson plans, account for keys, and attend faculty meetings, Graduation Day, and other school functions. They have personal knowledge of, and respect for, students, as well as concern for student progress. They can remove people from class for cause. Faculty members have salary scale and benefits. They can receive tenure. They need time for further education.
grades
Catalog has grading policy, meeting objectives satisfactorily, failure and repeated failure, student-teacher conference, and standards.
graduation
Catalogs have graduation requirements, units, units in major, units in minor, lower class units, upper class units, graduate units, and grade point average, credit for work at other accredited institutions, method for getting such credit, Advanced Placement or exam credit, and final exams.
library
Catalogs have library card, fines, lost materials, checkout periods, reserve, library records and catalog, circulation, reference, periodicals, connections to other libraries, and book ordering.
offices
Catalogs have copying and duplication, test security, audio-visual equipment and reservations, telephoning, counseling, parking and vehicles, parking permit, parking spaces, other transportation, visitors and guests, and lost and found.
policies
Catalogs have behavior and conduct, drugs, language, sexual matters, crime, religion, campus organizations, cheating, law breaking, school rule breaking, suspension, clubs, student government, and student code.
programs
Catalogs have principles, vocabulary, problems, processes, reasons how and why, history and people, instruments and techniques, unanswered questions, writing requirements, speaking requirements, project, research project, internship, volunteer work, time normally needed to complete, and objectives.
liability release
Catalogs have liability release against institution and officers.
textbooks
Catalogs have standard works in all fields.
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Date Modified: 2022.0224