Belmont University Transfer Campus Visit Folder

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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Mission Statement Belmont University is a

Purpose

student-centered, Christian

To help students explore

community providing an academically

their passions and develop

challenging education that empowers men

their talents to meet the

and women of diverse backgrounds to

world’s needs.

engage and transform the world with disciplined intelligence, compassion, courage and faith.

Vision Statement To be a leader among teaching universities, bringing together the best of liberal arts and professional education in a Christian community of learning and service.

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transfer 101 • fall 2014 Belmont University is proud to be one of the top private university destinations for transfer students in the state of Tennessee. These students bring to campus a wide variety of experience and accomplishments, including church leadership roles, student body administration and athletic team leadership. While all of our 80+ academic programs enroll transfer students, the School of Music, the School of Nursing and the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business welcome the most.

Of course, you want to know which credits will transfer, right? Generally speaking, previous coursework is accepted for transfer as long as they are college level (not remedial or developmental), academic (not vocational/technical) and not freshman orientation or freshman seminar courses. For more information on our transfer academic policies, please visit belmont.edu/transfer.

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500 200,000 students studied abroad in

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more than

COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS

performed by students annually

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student to faculty ratio

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200+ STUDENTS participated in mission trips to locations like Apopka, Florida, Washington, D.C., Guatemala, Haiti and New York City

nashville

DOZENS of restaurants

within walking distance of campus, including Nashville’s famous

PANCAKE PANTRY

74% of graduates held at least

1 INTERNSHIP during college career

84%

Brentwood, TENNESSEE MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Elementary Education ABOUT ME: Transfer Student

of classes have fewer than

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& no class has more than 50

Phi Mu sorority

30 STUDENTS

SERVE, Every fall new students participate in

a day of service to 15 different Nashville nonprofit agencies during the first week of school

Forbes ranked Nashville in the Top 10

“MOST POPULAR CITIES for MILLENNIALS” & in “Best Big Cities for Jobs”

All figures are based upon admissions data as of May 15, 2014.

“One of my favorite things about Belmont has to be the gorgeous campus. Or What’s Bruin…I seriously go there every day for snacks (embarrassing I know). And I loved my Elementary Spanish I teacher, Dr. Julseth. He cares so much about his students and really wanted us to succeed; he really has a great gift for teaching.”

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Rochester, NEW YORK MAJOR: Business Management MINOR: Marketing ABOUT ME: Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Orientation Council Student Government Association Enactus (World Champions 2012)

“I was first attracted to Belmont because of its unique location and its strong academic programs.

Belmont also has small class sizes, where I could truly know my professor on a personal level and that was something I was looking for in my college search.”

2014–2015 cost estimator

UNDERGRADUATE TUITION 12–16 hours Part-Time (1–11 hours) Overload (17+ hours) Summer School (12–16 hours) Summer School (1–11 hours) Summer School Overload (17+ hours) Adult Degree Program (formerly University College)

$ ______________________ 13,660 per semester 1,040 per hour 1,040 per hour 13,660 per term 1,040 per hour 1,040 per hour 595 per hour

CONSOLIDATED UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT FEE 0–3 hours 4–11 hours 12+ hours Adult Degree Program (formerly University College) Summer Term

$ ______________________ 185 per semester 460 per semester 670 per semester 185 per semester 185 per term

ROOM CHARGES PER SEMESTER Hail/Heron/Maddox/Pembroke/Wright–Double Kennedy/Thrailkill–Double Patton/Bear/Potter–Double Patton/Bear/Potter–Triple Belmont Commons/Bruin Hills Dickens/Horrell/New Residence Hall The Hillside–2 BR The Hillside–4 BR

$ ______________________ 2,560 per person per semester 2,925 per person per semester 2,925 per person per semester 2,340 per person per semester 3,960 per person per semester 4,075 per person per semester 4,385 per person per semester* 4,175 per person per semester

The housing deposit of $100 is non-refundable.

For summer housing charges go to belmont.edu/summerhousing. *An additional $250 housing fee will be assessed to certain rooms.

MEAL PLAN CHARGES Plan 1 (20 Meals/week) Plan 2 (16 Meals/week + 150 declining points) Plan 3 (14 Meals/week + 275 declining points) Plan 4 (10 Meals/week + 275 declining points) Plan 5 (8 Meals/week + 425 declining points) Plan 6 (5 Meals/week: campus apt. occupants only)

$ ______________________ 2,340 per semester 2,310 per semester 2,230 per semester 1,675 per semester 1,555 per semester 700 per semester

Incoming freshmen must select a 20, 16 or 14 meal plan.

All meal plan contracts are for the entire academic year, and may not be changed mid-year.

TOTAL ESTIMATED CHARGES FOR ONE SEMESTER

$ ______________________

Belmont University is a Christian community. The university faculty, administration and staff uphold Jesus as the Christ and as the measure for all things. As a community seeking to uphold Christian standards of morality, ethics and conduct, Belmont University holds high expectations of each person who chooses to join the community. Belmont University does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, military service or sexual orientation. Inquiries or complaints concerning the application of these policies to students should be directed to the Dean of Students, Beaman Student Life Center Suite 200, 1900 Belmont Blvd., Nashville, TN 37212, deanofstudents@belmont.edu or 615.460.6407.

MAJORS/PROGRAMS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • • • • • • • • • •

Accounting Economics Entrepreneurship Finance General Business International Business International Economics Management Management Information Systems Marketing

MIKE CURB COLLEGE OF ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC BUSINESS • • • •

Audio Engineering Technology Entertainment Industry Studies Music Business Songwriting

GORDON E. INMAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES & NURSING • •

Nursing Social Work

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Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Exercise Science Middle School Education Secondary Education

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English French German Philosophy Spanish

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Audio & Video Production Communication Studies Corporate Communications History International Politics Journalism Mass Communication Multimedia Production Political Science Politics & Public Law Public Relations Publishing Sociology Video Production

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Department of Art • •

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS

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Biblical Languages Biblical Studies Christian Ethics Christian Leadership Church Leadership & Administration Philosophy of Religion Religion & the Arts Religious Studies

COLLEGE OF VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS

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Psychology Web Programming & Development

COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY & CHRISTIAN MINISTRY

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES •

School of Humanities

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Applied Discrete Mathematics Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biology Chemistry Computer Science Engineering Physics Environmental Science Mathematics Medical Physics Neuroscience Pharmaceutical Studies Physics

Art Education Art History Art Studies Design Communications Studio Art

Department of Theatre & Dance Theatre & Directing Theatre & Drama • Theatre Education • Theatre Performance • Theatre Production Design

School of Music Bachelor of Arts with Major in Music • Church Music • Commercial Music • Musical Theatre • Music Composition • Music Education • Music Performance • Music Theory • Music Therapy • Music with an Outside Minor • Piano Pedagogy •

INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS • • •

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE IN: • • • • •

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Asian Studies Motion Pictures Social Entrepreneurship

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Pre-Allied Health Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Medical Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary

For detailed information on minor programs, concentrations within majors, degree requirements and course descriptions, visit belmont.edu/catalog.

$2 OFF ANY PURCHASE OF $10 OR MORE! (before sales tax) does not apply to clearance or sale items

STORE HOURS MONDAY–THURSDAY 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

FRIDAY 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

SATURDAY 11 a.m.–3 p.m.

Summer hours and any closures are posted online at belmont.edu/bookstore

Present this to the Campus Store’s cashier at the time of purchase during your campus visit. One per customer.

BELMONT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS STORE

This coupon is good for

ONE FREE LUNCH in the Belmont University Cafeteria.

Helpful Links FIND YOUR ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

get connected

belmont.edu/counselor

CAMPUS LIFE Belmont Central belmont.edu/belmontcentral Residence Life belmont.edu/reslife Athletics belmontbruins.com Student Organizations belmont.edu/organizations

belmont.edu/prospectivestudents

/belmontuniversity

admissions@belmont.edu

@belmontuniv

615.460.6785 or 800.56ENROLL

@belmontu

belmont.edu/tourguide

belmont.edu/bruinblogs

Campus Recreation belmont.edu/beamanslc University Ministries belmont.edu/universityministries

ACADEMICS Majors/Programs belmont.edu/undergraduate BELL Core General Education Program belmont.edu/bellcore Honors Program belmont.edu/honors Service Learning belmont.edu/sl Study Abroad belmont.edu/studyabroad Convocation belmont.edu/convocation Undergraduate Research belmont.edu/burs

NASHVILLE tennessean.com nowplayingnashville.com visitmusiccity.com

$2 OFF ANY PURCHASE OF $10 OR MORE! (before sales tax) This coupon is good for

ONE FREE LUNCH in the Belmont University Cafeteria.

does not apply to clearance or sale items

STORE HOURS MONDAY–THURSDAY 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

FRIDAY 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

SATURDAY 11 a.m.–3 p.m.

Summer hours and any closures are posted online at belmont.edu/bookstore

Present this to the Campus Store’s cashier at the time of purchase during your campus visit. One per customer.

BELMONT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS STORE

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Fidelity Hall Freeman Hall FidelityMansion Hall Belmont Freeman Hall Massey Hall, Barbara 3 Belmont Mansion Neely Dining Room 4 Massey Hall, Barbara Neely Dining Corner (dining) RoomCourt Corner Court (dining) 5 5 Massey Business Center, Jack C. Massey Business Center, Copy JackCenter C. Copy Center Curb Music Curb Music Business Center Business Center Inman Center, Gordon 6 6 Inman Center, Gordon E. (P) E. (P) North Garage North Garage (P) (P) 7 McWhorter Hall (P) 7 McWhorter Hall (P) Health Services Health Services North Garage North Garage (P) (P) Pharmacy Pharmacy 8 Wedgewood Academic Center (P) 8 Wedgewood Academic Center (P) Chapel Chapel Sandella’s Flatbread Café (dining) Sandella’s Flatbread Café (dining) Starbucks, We Proudly Brew (dining) We Proudly Brew (dining) 9 Starbucks, Baskin Center, 9 Baskin Center, The The Randall andRandall Sadieand (P) Sadie (P) Patton 10 10 Patton HallHall Bear House 10 10 Bear House Potter 11 11 Potter HallHall HailHall Hall 12 12 Hail Little Theatre Little Theatre 13 Pembroke Hall 13 Pembroke Hall 14 Heron Hall 14 15 Heron Hall Wilson Music Building 15 16 Wilson Music Building Arts Center Massey Performing 16 Massey Performing Arts Center Harton Hall 17 Harton BunchHall Library, Lila D. 17 Bunch Library, Lila D. Bruin Grounds (dining) Bruin (dining) Leu Grounds Art Gallery 18 Leu Leu ArtCenter Gallery for the Visual Arts 19 Hitch Building 18 Leu Center for the Visual Arts Wheeler Building 19 20 Hitch Building FoutchBuilding Alumni House 20 21 Wheeler 22 West Amphitheatre, Kitty B. 21 Foutch Alumni House 23 Bell Tower 22 24 West Amphitheatre, Kitty B. Gabhart Student Center 23 Bell Tower (dining) Cafeteria 24 Gabhart Student Center Campus Security Cafeteria(dining) Campus Store Campus Security University Ministries Campus CareerStore Services, 2nd Floor Counseling Services, 2nd Floor University Ministries 25 Career Beaman Student Life Center Services, 2nd Floor What’s Bruin (dining) Counseling Services, 2nd Floor 26 Curb Event Center 25 Beaman Student Life Center Maddox Grand Atrium What’s Bruin (dining) Curb Café (dining) 26 Curb Event Center McAlister’s Deli (dining) Maddox Grand Atrium 27 Curb Garage (P) Café (dining) 28 Curb Maddox Hall Deli (dining) 29 McAlister’s Wright Hall 27 Curb Garage (P) Residence Life 28 30 Maddox Hall Hall Kennedy TN Arts 29 31 Wright Hall Academy, 1521 Bernard Cooperative Residence Life Center for Study Abroad Max Kade 30 32 Kennedy Hall House, 1508 Compton 15101521 Compton 31 33 TNEnactus, Arts Academy, Bernard 34 Cooperative Honors House, 1524 Compton Center for Study Abroad 35 Troutt/Blackbox Theater Complex 32 Max Kade House, 1508 Compton 36 McAfee Concert Hall 33 37 Enactus, 1510 Compton Dynamo Room 34 38 Honors House, 1524 Compton Center for Social Entrepreneurship, 35 Troutt/Blackbox Theater Complex 1513 Compton 36 39 McAfee Concert Hall Facilities Management Services 37 40 Dynamo Room Belmont Commons SportforScience, Department of 38 41 Center Social Entrepreneurship, 1513 Compton DickensManagement Hall (P) Services 39 42 Facilities HorrellCommons Hall 40 43 Belmont Bruin Hills Department of 41 44 Sport Science, 45 Hillside 42 Dickens Hall (P) 46 Thrailkill Hall 43 Horrell Hall 47 Thrailkill Garage (P) 44 48 Bruin TwoHills Oaks Hall 45 49 Hillside Campus Security Operations Center 46 50 Thrailkill Hall - Central Receiving Mail Services 47 Thrailkill Garage (P) 48 (P) Two Oaks Hall Parking Garage 49 Campus Security Operations Center 50 Mail Services - Central Receiving

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