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ln accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, University ~
of Kentucky students have the right to review, inspect, and challenge the accuracy of
information kept in a cumulative file by the institution unless the student waives this ]
right in writing. It also insures that records cannot be released in other than emergency *
situations without the written consent of the student except in the following situations:
A) to other school officials, including faculty within the educational institution or
local educational agency who have legitimate educational interests; `
B) to officials of other schools or school systems in which the student intends to
enroll, upon condition that the student be notified of the transfer, receive a copy »
of the record if desired, and have an opportunity for a hearing to challenge the
content of the record;
C) to authorized representatives of 1) the Comptroller General of the United States,
2) the Secretary, 3) an administrative head of an education agency or 4) state
educational authorities;
D) in connection with a student’s application for, and receipt of, financial aid; ·
E) where the information is classified as "directory information." The following ·
categories of information have been designated by the University as directory ’
information: name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, major field
of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and ,
height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards
received, and the most recent previous educational institution attended by the {
student. lf you do not wish such information released without your consent you
should notify the Registrar’s Office prior to the first day of classes.
Questions concerning this law and the University’s policy concerning release of ac-
ademic information may be directed to the Registrar’s Office, 257—4623.
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The University ..................................... 7
Admission and University Requirements ....................... ll
Fees .......................................... 18
Special Academic Programs .............................. 21
22 Living Accommodations ................................ 27
Financial Aid ..................................... 31
Libraries ........................................ 37
Student Services and Activities ............................ 39
» Cultural Opportunities ................................ 47
Colleges ........................................ 48
Agriculture ..................................... 49
Allied Health .................................... 50
Architecture ..................................... 5 3
Arts and Sciences ................. . ................. S6
_ h Business and Economics ............................... 64
k Dentistry .............................. ‘ ........ 66
Education ...................................... 67
E Engineering ..................................... 69
€ Graduate School ................................... 72
Z` Home Economics .................................. 74
’ Law ......................................... 75
Library Science ................................... 78
E Medicine ....................................... 79
Nursing ....................................... 80
7 Pharmacy ...................................... 8 1
T Social Professions .................................. 83
University Extension ................................. 85
Community Colleges .................. . ............... 91
A Index ......................................... 92
I Campus Map ...................................... 96
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graduate applicants
Ann] 1__Thn”dny_Dendiine ini applying im. admission or icadmis- October 18—Monday—Last day to withdraw from the University
and receive any refund
ggsuggumy summa tum for an categories of undergraduate November 2—Tuesday—Presidential Election (Academic Holiday)
May 17-—M¤¤dgy—Registration November 4—Thursday—1977 spring Advising conference ro: new _`
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June 1—Dead1ine for applying for admission or readmission for fer $t“d°¤*“· md the 'eadmissmn me ¤°¤'d°u°° ’t“d°¤t“
1976 Fall Semester for all categories of undergraduate applicants. N°;'°“;%” 8'17_M°“d“Y thmugh w°d”°sd“Y—Adv“”°° '°¤su`“°i°¤
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Jungssiosuesday Last day to withdraw from a class before end of December 10_Fdday_End of class work
_ _1 Est - · December 13-18—Monday through Saturday—Final examinations
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· 1976 Fall Semster for all categories of undergraduate applicants. me d’°p`°dd .
June 15_Tuesdny_RegiStinti°n January 12—Wednesday—Class work begins
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June 28—Monday—Last day for payment of registration fees in °’ Cmd-‘t t° P“$'Fau _
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July 14—Wednesday—Las’t day to withdraw nom University and March 14-19—M¤¤d¤v throush S¤turd¤v—S¤r1¤s vecauon (Ae¤d~ 1
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July 26—Monday—Last day to withdraw from a class before end of March 28—M0nday—Last day to withdraw hom a class before finals
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1976 Fal] Semester new advanced standing (transfer) students, Community College
transfer students, and the readmission and non-degree students
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June 1—¤esd1ine for applying for admission os readmission for 1977 Fell Semester end ell Summer Sessions
1976 Fall Semester for all categories of undergraduate applicants. April 30“Sat“!day_E¤d ef class Work _ _
August 23. 24—Monday and Tuesday—C1assifieat1on, registration, MAY 2·7—Mo¤d¤Y through Saturday—Final exammations
mu dmpndd May 7—Saturday—End of 1977 Spring Semester
August 26—Wednesday—Class work begins May 8‘S“¤d°y_C°mm°¤°°m°¤t Day fi;
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A university is a gathering place for those who wish to enterprise of a lifetime. "
learn. It is a place where new ideas arise and old ones take Gain broad knowledge and understanding as well as
on new shapes and colors. For new students it may be intensive familiarity with his or her main field of
i different from anything previously known. Having left the interest and become well prepared for the work
, shelter of home and familiar ways of learning, students chosen; have an appreciation for the finer things of
l move toward a life where they will have the chance to be life and possess a moral purpose.
largely on their own. Learn to see the relationship between one idea and
q It is a place of broad opportunity, where libraries, labora- another and as a consequence, use logic to overcome
T tories, and men and women of knowledge are gathered in bias and to exercise restraint;
one community to afford the student the chance to learn Recognize the importance of maintaining physical
the best that has been discovered and to develop fully his or health and vigor; `
her abilities. It is also a place of quiet meditation and Have the desire to fake ll responsible part in the
shaded walks, of cheering crowds and lively debate, of society in which he or she lives.
pwplc of many im°I°StS’ and’ most impommqw a place These are the marks of an educated person and it is the
where the student can mature—mentally, physically, and . f th U . . t . t th md t . tt . .
emotionally. aim o e mversrty o assis e s en m a ammg
The search for new knowledge is an unending adventure them' _ 4 __ __
in which both the faculty and students take part. This _ *——{§.., 't _··,‘_`;`[f· :· *’
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every field of concern known to mankind, while providing V _ ,_ ’ g" . r . I
and developing leaders. It is thus that higher education __ 4.·_' _. gg, i _Q_ if , fg*y__§
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society to provide the leadership necessary to the upward Y1 -‘ ° li .~i. _ “ `
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r On a university campus the student is still taught in the ’ — \ , ' Ae
i classroom, but is also made more familiar with the other “’ A { s
places of learning, particularly the libraries and laboratories, ·;__y' ~’ 6 ¤
0I' workshops. The student may not decide upon a field of _ _ `
‘ study during the first years, but as interests become stable i fi ii»‘ * ‘ ` ‘ if %Y»‘?§Yj_i
l and increase in depth, the student reaches out more and ‘A `»·_· i··· _``_ ; e
more. ln advanced courses, undergraduate as well as grad- g. ;_?-Z5 l
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i independence from the professor. ‘ :2% i i` I
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wherein they may achieve a genuine understanding of the _ *4
world and find their place in it. In the University they ‘ _-= »· .
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participate in decisions on issues and policies. They should _