GARLAND CAMPUS
13601 LBJ FWY
Garland, TX 75041-4707
972/279-6511
Amberton University's Garland Campus is
conveniently located at I-635 (LBJ Freeway) and
Northwest Highway, only 15 minutes from US
75 and the Dallas North Tollway and 20 minutes
from SH 190 and downtown Dallas.
Adults who are serious about their education can experience for themselves the professional
atmosphere of Amberton University. For organizations interested in on-site or virtual courses,
these are available on a customized basis.
The Amberton Frisco Center is located
at 3880 Parkwood Blvd. From Dallas, go north
on the Dallas North Tollway. Take the Gaylord/
Warren exit and turn right on Warren Parkway
and then turn left on Parkwood Blvd. The
Amberton Frisco Center is north of Stonebriar
Centre and next to the Frisco Water tower.
Amberton University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSOC) to award
bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Amberton University also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree
levels. Questions about the accreditation of Amberton University may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, telephone (404) 679-4500, or by using
information available on SACSCOC’s website (http://www.sacscoc.org).
Published by Amberton University, 2024
The University reserves the right to advance and revise requirements for admission, requirements for graduation and degrees, curricula
of study, instruction of courses, arrangement of courses, charges for tuition and other fees, and other regulations affecting students,
whether incoming or previously enrolled.
Unless otherwise noted, the terms “he” and “he/she” are used interchangeably to denote individuals of either sex.
FRISCO CENTER
3880 Parkwood Blvd.
Frisco, TX 75034-1928
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR FACILITIES...
Academic Calendar ......................................................................................2
General Information
.....................................................................................4
Telephone Numbers
.....................................................................................5
Business Hours.............................................................................................6
Financial Information
...................................................................................7
Tuition ..................................................................................................7
SpecicUseFees .................................................................................7
Payment Terms .....................................................................................7
Refund Policy and Schedule ................................................................8
Adding or Dropping A Course .............................................................8
Payment Options
..........................................................................................9
OceExtensionNumbersandE-mailAddresses ............................... 11-12
CourseOerings:
Undergraduate Lecture Courses
Garland Campus ............................................................................13
Frisco Center .................................................................................13
Graduate Lecture Courses
Garland Campus ........................................................................... 14
Frisco Center .................................................................................15
Distance Learning Courses
Undergraduate .........................................................................16-17
Graduate ..................................................................................18-19
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
.....................................................21
Degree Program Methods of Delivery
.......................................................22
Admission Instructions
..............................................................................24
Registration Instructions
............................................................................25
Application for Admission and Re-Admission
..........................................26
Undergraduate & Graduate Degree Program Codes
................................. 29
Additional Degree Program Codes for Former Students .................. 30
Request for A Change of Schedule
............................................................31
Credit Card Payment Option
......................................................................32
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Amberton University offers four academic sessions per year, allowing greater flexibility in
meeting the adult student's needs.
SUMMER SESSION 2024 CALENDAR
MAY 2024
01.... ......Registration for Summer Begins
02.... ......Virtual Information Session (Streaming from 6:30pm - 7:30pm)
JUNE 2024
01.... ......Virtual Information Session (Streaming from 12:00pm - 1:00pm)
13..........Last Day to Finalize Registration
(registration must be completed by 6:30 p.m.)
15 ..........First Day of Classes/ *Late Registration Begins ($25 fee)
19 ..........Juneteenth Holiday - University will be closed
22..........LateRegistrationEnds
22..........Last Day for 100% Refund
22..........Last Day to File for Summer Graduation
JULY 2024
04..........Holiday - University will be closed
20..........Last Day to Withdraw with a Prorated Refund
AUGUST 2024
22..... .....Last Day of Session/Last Day to Withdraw from a Class
with a “W” (Drop must be received by this date.)
DATES FOR SATURDAY CLASSES
Saturday classes begin at 8:30 a.m.
Saturday 1 (SA1): June 15, 29; July 13, 27; August 10, 2024
Saturday 2 (SA2): June 22; July 06, 20; August 03, August 17, 2024
GRADUATION FOR SUMMER AND FALL 2024-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2024
FALL 2024
Fall Registration Begins: August 1st
Fall Session Dates: Saturday, September 14, 2024 through November 21, 2024
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
NEW CERTIFICATIONS AND DEGREES
UNDERGRADUATE/
GRADUATE SOFT SKILLS
CERTIFICATION
The Undergraduate or Graduate Certification in Soft
Skills is ideal for Amberton students who desire to
enhance their personal and workplace influence.
The curriculum focuses on the fundamental skills
necessary to display professionalism, emotional
intelligence, and other career building skills to
include: communication, team building, time
management, conflict resolutions, adaptability, critical
thinking, work ethic, problem-solving, and leadership.
The certification provides students an opportunity for
self-reflection and personal growth.
What are the Requirements?
The Soft Skills Certification, requires 4 courses
(12 credit hours) including:
MGT4/5720 Critical Thinking 3hours
MGT4/5750 Servant Leadership 3hours
MGT4/5193 Negotiation Skills For Managers 3hours
MGT4/5350 EssentialSoftSkills 3hours
Students completing a Soft Skills Certification will
be able to:
Understand the importance of a variety of soft
skills for professional success.
Apply principles of Servant Leadership to
personal and organizational roles.
Analyze appropriate techniques to build value
when negotiating.
IdentifyareasforEmotionalIntelligence
applications in the workplace.
Evaluatecommunicationstrategiesformature
workplace interactions.
Demonstrate a critical thinking methodology for
decision making.
GRADUATE DATA ANALYTICS
CERTIFICATION
The Graduate Certification in Data Analytics is ideal
for Amberton students who desire to enhance their
quantitative toolkit, gain skills in a high-demand field,
and analyze data to derive meaningful and actionable
insights. The curriculum focuses on the fundamental
concepts a data analyst would use which include
basic statistical concepts necessary for analytics;
proper design, development, and uses for databases;
predictive analytical techniques such as linear and
logistic regression, decision trees, and machine learning
algorithms; and both traditional and modern ways to
display and visualize data. Throughout the certification,
students will be exposed to modern analytical software
common to industry professionals. Classes are taught
at an applied, practitioner level where upper-level math
and complex programming skills are not required.
What are the Requirements?
The Data Analytics Certification, requires 4 courses
(12 credit hours) including:
MGT6460 Applied Business Analytics 3hours
MGT6790 Applied Database Management 3hours
MGT6785 Applied Predictive Analytics 3hours
MGT6795 Storytelling & Data Visualization 3hours
Students completing a Data Analytics Certification
will be able to:
Understand basic concepts of probability and
their application to data analytics.
Perform basic descriptive and inferential statistics
to include (but not limited to) measures of central
tendency and dispersion, confidence intervals,
and hypothesis tests.
Describe the basic tenets central to designing and
developing a quality database and be able to
understand the role databases play in storing
complex data.
Differentiate between the various types of
predictive analytical techniques that exist, and
successfully apply each one to a data set and
interpret the results.
Apply the fundamental concepts of data
visualization to create meaningful displays of data.
Evaluatearesearchquestion,developtestable
hypotheses, and be able to apply the correct
statistical technique(s) to derive an actionable insight.
The undergraduate degrees offered by Amberton
University were updated with the release of the
2024 - 2025 University Catalog. The General
Educationrequirementsforeachdegreewerechanged
to include MGT4720 Critical Thinking course and the
required Math hours were reduced to 3 credit hours.
If you would like to change to these updated degrees,
please discuss this with your Academic Advisor.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
CLASS TIMES AND
COURSE INFORMATION
DISTANCE LEARNING
Amberton’s distance learning courses are identical
to classroom courses in terms of learning outcomes,
competencies, and instructor expectations. A student
choosing to take a distance learning course must have
Internet access and be competent in using e-mail
and a browser. Students interested in enrolling in
Distance Learning Courses must review the course
syllabus before enrolling. For more information, see
the University’s catalog or the Distance Learning
section on the website (www.Amberton.edu).
The Student Portal provides University students
with access to many different educational tools and
technologies to enhance their learning experience.
These tools include access to an email system, research
resources, course management system, and academic
and financial information. Many of these tools allow
students and faculty the opportunity to work together on
completing various academic requirements. Additional
information on the Student Portal is available on the
University's website, www.Amberton.edu.
COURSE SYLLABI
The course syllabi are accessible for downloading
and printing in the Course Guide provided on the
University's website, www.Amberton.edu under
'Programs and Courses.' Search for the course (i.e.,
CSL6803) and then click on the course in the listing.
The syllabi are included with each course listed
in the Course Guide below the course description
and competencies. Students can use any available
computer to print out course syllabi, including
the systems in the Computer Labs located in the
Garland Campus Learning Resource Center and
at the Frisco Center. A student should not register
for a course before reading the syllabus. If you
need assistance, please contact a Student Advisor
at [email protected] or StudentServices@
Amberton.edu or at (972) 279-6511.
THE ELECTRONIC DEGREE PLAN
Students can have Amberton University transcripted
work and all transfer work electronically evaluated
against any degree in the University's Catalog.
TheElectronicDegreePlan(EDP)producesa
printout of satisfied degree requirements as well
as requirements that may be deficient relative to
thedegreeselected.TheEDPallowsastudentto
compare his/her academic accomplishments against
anyoralldegreesinthecatalog.TheEDPanalyzes
a student’s records and provides a printed report.
See a University advisor for further information on
obtaininganEDP.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
The University will not broadcast class closings over
radio or television. However, the University will
announce any closing over its website. Usually, such
an announcement will come no later than four hours
in advance of the beginning of classes. For the most
part, the University does not close unless conditions
are extremely hazardous.
Amberton University has an automated telephone system that expedites calls
and allows message recording and retrieval 24 hours a day. If you know the
extension, dial the extension when prompted. If the extension is not known,
dial 0 for the operator. For an emergency, call 0 for the operator. Listed below
are the most often requested numbers:
MAIN NUMBER ...................... (972) 279-6511
EXTENSION
FRISCO CENTER ............................... 301
STUDENT SERVICES--Next Available Advisor ........ 180
Advisors are available without an appointment.
Admission Records ........................................ 180
Registration Information.................................... 180
Student Account Inquiry .................................... 180
Transcript Information ..................................... 180
LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTER--For Library Assistance........ 185
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
ADMINISTRATIVE FAX ................ (972) 279-9773
This fax is for official administrative business only (withdrawals, registration, etc.).
DO NOT use this fax to report class absences or to submit homework.
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GARLAND CAMPUS
STUDENT SERVICES
OFFICEHOURSDURINGCLASSSESSIONS
Advisors are available during office hours. No appointment is necessary.
Student Services Offices are open during the following hours:
Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday Closed
OFFICEHOURSBETWEENCLASSSESSIONS
Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Sunday Closed
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
University Administrative Offices are open during the following hours:
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTER
ForLibraryhoursbetweenclasssessions,call(972)279-6511,Extension137.
Hours during class sessions are as follows:
Monday - Thursday 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Friday 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday Closed
FRISCO CENTER
For office hours, please call (972) 279-6511
BUSINESS HOURS
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION
All charges in this schedule are subject to change without notice, if conditions make it necessary.
TUITION
PER COURSE ($300 per credit hour) ..............................................................................$900.00
(This rate applies to undergraduates, graduates, in-state and out-of-state students, as well as
lecture and distance-learning courses.)
(Tuition is refundable based upon the Refund Policy and Schedule.)
SPECIFIC USE FEES
(Specific use fees are not refundable.)
Course Drop Fee (per each drop) .........................................................................$10.00
Credit Card Rejection Fee (per each occurrence) ................................................ $25.00
Deferred Payment Fee (charged each session) ......................................................$5.00
Duplicate Diploma Fee ........................................................................................ $15.00
Financial Records Search Fee ...............................................................................$5.00
GraduationEvaluationFee(accompaniesgraduationapplication
and good for one year from date of application) ...............................................$125.00
Grade Change Fee ...............................................................................................$10.00
International New Student Processing Fee (accompanies
admission application) ....................................................................................... $100.00
International Student Reporting Fee (charged each session) ............................... $25.00
Late Registration Fee (per each occurrence) .......................................................$25.00
Library Fines (per each day overdue) .................................................................. $00.35
Portfolio Application (per course) .......................................................................$50.00
Portfolio Fee (per course when submitted) ........................................................$200.00
Pre-Practicum and Practicum Fee.....................................................See Course Listing
Program Fee (mandatory-charged each session) .................................................$10.00
Returned Check Fee (per each occurrence) .........................................................$25.00
School Counseling Assessment Fee (state mandated-one time fee) .................... $35.00
Technology Fee (mandatory-charged each session) ............................................$45.00
Transcript Fee (per each transcript ordered) ..........................................................$5.00
PAYMENT TERMS
Amberton University's tuition is among the lowest in the region. The tuition rate is the same regardless of
academic level or method of delivery (lecture or distance learning). Amberton does not charge a different
tuition rate for out-of-state students.
Payment plans are available to students who demonstrate financial integrity to the satisfaction of the
University. Students have the option of paying for their courses at enrollment, making payments throughout
the session, or making one payment by the last day of the session. The University is also approved for Title
IVFinancialAidandselectprivateeducationalloans.Employertuitionassistanceplansareaccepted,with
proper documentation. Student accounts are subject to a monthly finance charge of ¾ of 1%. Please visit
www.Amberton.edu for more information.
Payments can be made in the form of cash, credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, and American
Expressonly),moneyorders,personalchecks,companychecksorcashier'schecks.Allpaymentssubmitted
to the University must be received in U.S. funds.
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REFUND POLICY AND SCHEDULE
A student who officially drops a class during the first
week of the session will be entitled to a full refund of
tuition. Please read the current catalog for a complete
discussion of the Refund Policy. A student who drops
a class during this session will be refunded on the
following schedule:
DATES REFUND%
06/15/24 through 06/22/24 100%
06/23/24 through 06/29/24 80%
06/30/24 through 07/06/24 60%
07/07/24 through 07/13/24 40%
07/14/24 through 07/20/24 20%
There is no refund after 07/20/24. The refund
schedule is based on the beginning date of the
session. Late registration and/or class absences are
not considered exceptions to the refund policy. In
the event a refund results in a credit balance on the
student’s account, the credit balance will remain on
file until the student notifies the Business Office–in
writing–of its disposition. Credit balances remaining
on an account for a period of over 60 days will
incur a maintenance fee. Refunds originating from
a credit card payment may be credited only to the
credit card account.
ADDING OR DROPPING A COURSE
(CLASS CHANGES OR WITHDRAWALS)
During the registration period, available courses
can be added to your schedule or dropped from
your schedule through the online registration portal
(link on website and Student Portal). To be official,
when a schedule change is requested in the online
registration portal, the ‘Submit’ button must
be clicked. If the change is not submitted, your
request(s) will not be processed and any pending
class changes will be removed from the system after
48 hours and not processed by the University.
Complete withdrawals from a session cannot be
submitted online. All complete withdrawals must
submit the ‘Request for Change of Schedule’ form
available in the Schedule of Classes and on the
University’s website. A written notice including
the student’s name and signature, ID number, and
course(s) to be changed can be submitted in place
of the Change of Schedule Form. The notice may
be submitted in a Student Services Office, mailed
to the University, faxed (972-279-9773) or emailed
([email protected]).
Once the registration period has concluded, all course
withdrawals must be submitted in writing, no classes
can be withdrawn from through the online portal.
NO change is accepted verbally. The official date
of the change is the date the University formally
receives the written notice, NOT the postmark date or
the date stated in the notice. The University’s record
concerning a change is indisputable unless the student
can provide reliable evidence of an earlier receipt date.
Confirmation of the class change can be viewed in the
online registration portal under the ‘My Schedule’ link
once the University has processed the request or in
the Student Services Online system inside the Student
Portal. In the event the student does not see the course
change within 3 working days, the student is to contact
the University.
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PAYMENT OPTIONS
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Amberton University’s philosophy is to provide an
affordable, quality education at a reasonable cost. In
keeping with this philosophy, all tuition and fees are
due and payable at the time of enrollment. However,
for students with acceptable credit, the University
offers the following convenient payment options.
PAYMENT METHODS
Payments can be submitted to the University in the form
of cash, checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, and
credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, and
American Express only). Payments can be mailed,
submitted at the Student Services Offices in Garland
and Frisco, and faxed. Credit/debit card payments
can also be made online through the Student Portal
and the Online Registration Portal.
PAYMENT DEFERRAL
Students who can prove financial integrity to the
satisfaction of the University may make application to
defer their educational costs when enrolling. To apply
for the payment deferral program, select the correct
payment option when enrolling online.
EMPLOYER TUITION ASSISTANCE
Many employers provide tuition assistance for their
employees.Exploreyouroptionsbyvisitingyour
employer’s Human Resources Personnel Office about
tuition reimbursement benefits.
VETERANS BENEFITS
Amberton University is approved to administer
theVeteran’sEducationalBenefitsProgram.
Contact a Student Advisor or refer to the Amberton
University Catalog 2024-2025 for more information.
Information is also available on the University's
website, www.Amberton.edu.
TITLE IV FINANCIAL AID
The University is certified to participate in Title
IV financial aid programs for undergraduate and
graduate degree students and programs. For more
information on financial aid programs and eligibility,
please visit https://Studentaid.gov, speak to a
Student Advisor at (972) 279-6511 option # 4, or
email [email protected].
SALLIE MAE® SMART OPTION
STUDENT LOAN®
The Sallie Mae® Smart Option Student Loan® is
a private, credit-based, school-certified student loan
for student borrowers enrolled at least half time.
For information about the application process visit
Sallie Mae® (http://www.salliemae.com).
SLM Corporation and its subsidiaries are not sponsored
by or agencies of the United States of America. Sallie
Mae® is a registered service mark of Sallie Mae, Inc.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY &
CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
(FORMERLY PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING)
PROGRAM CHANGES
Marriage and Family Therapy Program
NEWAMFTRBPracticeExamPassRequirement:
The American Family Therapy Regulatory Board
(AMFTRB)PracticeExamisdesignedtogive
candidates an opportunity to experience a simulated
test and give an indication of their preparedness for
takingtheactualMFTExam.Thisexamwillalsogive
candidates an opportunity to become familiar with the
testquestionsontheNationalMFTExam.Allstudents
must take and pass the AMFTRB practice test and earn
a score of 66% or above prior to enrolling in CSL6839
Pre-Practicum. (Sign-up by June 27, 2024 to test in the
Summer if you plan to register for Pre-Practicum during
the Fall 2024 session.) It is recommended that students
take the test after successfully completing 30 hours of
required curriculum. Note: This is a practice exam, not
the actual state exam required for licensure.
Portfolio Elimination: Preparation of the counseling
portfolio will no longer be required.
Detailed AMFTRB exam information is available on
our website in the new Marriage & Family Therapy
Handbook and on the AMFTRB Information Page.
The sign-up deadline dates and form for the AMFTRB
ExamarealsolocatedontheAMFTRBInformation
Page on our website.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program
(Formerly Professional Counseling)
NEWCPCEExamPassRequirement:TheCounselor
PreparationComprehensiveExamination(CPCE)
is designed to measure a student’s level of mastery
of the requisite knowledge and skills identified by
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and
otherEducationalProfessionsforthepreparationof
professional counselors. All students must take and
passtheCPCEpracticetestandearnascoreof66%
or above prior to enrolling in CSL6839 Pre-Practicum.
(Sign-up by June 27, 2024 to test in the Summer if you
plan to register for Pre-Practicum during the Fall 2024
session.) It is recommended that students take the test
after successfully completing 30 hours of required
curriculum. Note: This is a practice exam, not the actual
state exam required for licensure.
Portfolio Elimination: Preparation of the counseling
portfolio will no longer be required.
DetailedCPCEexaminformationisavailableonour
website in the new Professional Counseling Handbook
andontheCPCEInformationPage.Thesign-up
deadlinedatesandformfortheCPCEExamarealso
locatedontheCPCEInformationPageonourwebsite.
We are excited to announce some important changes to the Marriage & Family Therapy and
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Programs (formerly Professional Counseling) that were
implemented during the Fall 2023 session. These changes have been carefully designed to empower
you to succeed in your program and chosen career. The key program changes are listed below.
We believe these program changes will positively prepare you to excel in your field. If you have
any questions or need further clarification, please reach out to the Campus Coordinator, Dr. Ken
Johnson at: [email protected].
ADMINISTRATION
President ...........................................................Dr. Carol A. Palmer ......... 122 ............[email protected]
Executive Vice President for Operations
.........Dr. Brent Bradshaw ......... 141 ..............[email protected]
Vice President for Strategic Services
.............Dr. Jo Lynn Loyd ............ 126 .................[email protected]
Academic Dean
................................................Dr. Paul Burton ............... 165 ...........[email protected]
Academic Advising
.................................................................................... 180 ..............[email protected]
University Publications
............................................................................. 164 ....................[email protected]
Library Assistance
..................................................................................... 137 ...............[email protected]
Frisco Center
............................................................................................. 301 ........... [email protected]
Financial Aid
.............................................................................................. 173 ................[email protected]
FACULTY
Alexander, Dr. Stacia’ ...................................246 ................................................[email protected]
Allison, Dr. Kyle ........................................... 223 ....................................................[email protected]
Armstrong, Dr. Levi ...................................... 149 ...............................................[email protected]
Bedard, Dr. Christopher ................................156 .................................................... [email protected]
Bowersox, Dr. Nicholas ................................257 ............................................... [email protected]
Boyette, Mr. Dartanian ..................................240 ................................................... [email protected]
Bradshaw, Dr. Brent ...................................... 141 ................................................[email protected]
Breen, Ms. Cindy ..........................................168 ...................................................... [email protected]
Burton, Dr. Paul ............................................232 ..................................................... [email protected]
Campbell, Dr. David .....................................231 ................................................ [email protected]
Cole, Dr. La’Boris .........................................220 .........................................................[email protected]
Darnell, Dr. Ronald ....................................... 152 ....................................................[email protected]
Fowler, Dr. Matthew .....................................208 ....................................................[email protected]
Hebbard, Dr. Don .......................................... 157 ..................................................[email protected]
Hedgpeth, Dr. David .....................................221 ................................................ [email protected]
Herring, Dr. Aimee ........................................216 ................................................... [email protected]
Hill, Dr. Deborah ...........................................211 ......................................................... [email protected]
Hurbough, Dr. Debra .....................................255 ............................................... [email protected]
Johnson, Dr. Ken ...........................................160 ...................................................[email protected]
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OFFICE EXTENSION NUMBERS
and
E-MAIL ADDRESSES
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Johnson, Dr. Pamela ......................................147 ................................................... [email protected]
Johnston, Dr. Jackie ......................................261 ...................................................[email protected]
Joseph, Ms. Veronika ....................................244 .....................................................[email protected]
Loyd, Dr. Jo Lynn .........................................126 .........................................................[email protected]
Millican, Dr. Vicki ........................................151 ..................................................[email protected]
Moffitt, Dr. Carla ..........................................139 .................................................... [email protected]
Morrison, Ms. Amanda .................................204 .................................................[email protected]
Nyamandi, Dr. Varaidzo ................................264 ...............................................[email protected]
Page, Dr. Stacy .............................................. 242 .........................................................[email protected]
Palmer, Dr. Angela ........................................274 .................................................... [email protected]
Patton, Dr. Robert .........................................239 ......................................................[email protected]
Pennington, Ms. Ivy ...................................... 218 ...............................................[email protected]
Peters, Dr. Rachael ........................................ 227 ...................................................... [email protected]
Price, Dr. Sharon ........................................... 208 ........................................................[email protected]
Reagan, Dr. Matthew ....................................269 .................................................[email protected]
Redd, Dr. Sidney ........................................... 238 ........................................................[email protected]
Richey, Dr. Jim ..............................................210 ......................................................[email protected]
Ross, Dr. Iman...............................................237 ......................................................... [email protected]
Rupe, Dr. Robert ...........................................258 ....................................................... [email protected]
Sanchez, Dr. DiAnn ......................................163 .................................................. [email protected]
Schultz, Dr. Jonathan ....................................153 .....................................................[email protected]
Scott, Dr. Cathy .............................................267 ........................................................[email protected]
Sinclair, Dr. John ...........................................262 .....................................................[email protected]
Springer, Dr. Verlene .....................................230 ..................................................[email protected]
Stephenson, Dr. Blair ....................................234 ............................................. [email protected]
Thompson, Dr. Ben ....................................... 252 ...............................................[email protected]
Tidwell, Dr. Steven .......................................169 ....................................................ST[email protected]
Trulson, Dr. Michael .....................................249 ...................................................MT[email protected]
Van Hamme, Dr. Jerry ...................................207 ............................................. JVan [email protected]
Wright, Dr. LeAndrian ..................................250 ..................................................... LW[email protected]
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UNDERGRADUATE LECTURE COURSES
GARLAND CAMPUS
Monday - Thursday classes begin at 6:30 p.m. Saturday classes begin at 8:30 a.m.
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR DAY ROOM
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT
HBD4722.01 DEVELOPHUMANPOTENTIAL Page TUE 17
MANAGEMENT
MGT4650.01 CONTEMPORARYMGMTISSUES Stephenson SA2 17
NOTE:BusinessAdministrationcourserequirementsmaybefulfilledbycoursesfromAccounting,
Business, Economics,Finance,Management,ManagementInformationSystems,andMarketing.
FRISCO CENTER
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR DAY ROOM
COMMUNICATION
COM4407.21 NONVERBALCOMMUNICATION Nyamandi MON F1
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GRADUATE LECTURE COURSES
GARLAND CAMPUS
Monday - Thursday classes begin at 6:30 p.m. Saturday classes begin at 8:30 a.m.
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR DAY ROOM
COUNSELING
CSL6760.01 ADDICTIONCOUNSELING Ross MON 19
CSL6796.01 ADULT/GERIATPSYCHOPATH Alexander MON 16
CSL6805.01 GROUPCOUNSELING/THERAPY Ross WED 17
CSL6832.01 MULTICULTURALCOUNSELING Johnson,P THR 16
CSL6839.01 PRE-PRACTICUM Johnson,K TUE 18
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT
HBD5722.01 DEVELOPHUMANPOTENTIAL Page TUE 17
MANAGEMENT
MGT5650.01 CONTEMPORARYMGMTISSUES Stephenson SA2 17
MGT6203.01 STRATEGICMANAGEMENT Tidwell MON 17
REQUIRED GRADUATE STUDIES
RGS6O35.01 RESEARCHMETHODS Schultz SA1 19
NOTE:BusinessAdministrationcourserequirementsmaybefulfilledbycoursesfromAccounting,
Business, Economics,Finance,Management,ManagementInformationSystems,andMarketing.
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GRADUATE LECTURE COURSES
FRISCO CENTER
Monday - Thursday classes begin at 6:30 p.m. Saturday classes begin at 8:30 a.m.
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR DAY ROOM
COMMUNICATION
COM5407.21 NONVERBALCOMMUNICATIONNyamandi MON F1
COUNSELING
CSL6792.21 COUPLESTHERAPY Hebbard SA2 F1
CSL6801.21 LIFESPANDEVELOPMENT Bedard WED F1
CSL6825.21 MARRIAGE/FAMILYTHERAPY Hebbard MON F2
CSL6833.21 CNSLGCHILDREN&ADOLESC Moffitt THR F1
CSL6835.21 PLAYTHERAPY Millican SA1 F1
NOTE:BusinessAdministrationcourserequirementsmaybefulfilledbycoursesfromAccounting,
Business, Economics,Finance,Management,ManagementInformationSystems,andMarketing.
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UNDERGRADUATE
DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR
ACCOUNTING
ACC2112.E1 MANAGERIALACCOUNTING Price DL
ACC3115.E1 INTERMEDIATEACCTII Price DL
ACC3120.E1 SURVEYFEDERALTAX Joseph DL
BUSINESS
BUS3101.E1 BUSINESSLAW Campbell DL
BUS3310.E1 COMPBUSINESSANALYSIS Stephenson DL
BUS4110.E1 INTERNATIONALBUSINESS Hill DL
BUS4113.E1 ACCT&FINFORMANAGERS Price DL
BUS4425.E1 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Tidwell DL
COMMUNICATION
COM3461.E1 TECHNICALWRITING Richey,J DL
COM3469.E1 MANAGERIALCOMMUNICATION Redd DL
COM4407.E1 NONVERBALCOMMUNICATION Nyamandi DL
COM4445.E1 PUBLICRELATIONS Redd DL
ECONOMICS
ECO2131.E1 PRINOFMACROECONOMICS Fowler DL
ENGLISH
ENG1001.E1 COMPOSITION&RHETORIC Richey,J DL
FINANCE
FIN3137.E1 BUSINESSFINANCE Thompson DL
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT
HBD3173.E1 ORGANIZATIONALBEHAVIOR Trulson DL
HBD4722.E1 DEVELOPHUMANPOTENTIAL Page DL
HBD4735.E1 HUMANRESOURCEINVENTORY Reagan,ME DL
HBD4890.E1 MOTIVATIONFORSUCCESS Hedgpeth DL
HISTORY
HIS1011.E1 AMERICANHISTORYTO1877 Morrison DL
UNDERGRADUATE
DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR
MATHEMATICS
MAT1016.E1 PRACTMATHAPPLICATIONS Johnston DL
MAT1024.E1 QUANTITATIVEMETHODS Johnston DL
MANAGEMENT
MGT4174.E1 PERSONNELMANAGEMENT Pennington DL
MGT4193.E1 NEGOTIATIONSKILLS Tidwell DL
MGT4199.E1 BUSINESSADMIN&POLICY Wright DL
MGT4495.E1 PROJMGMTFOUNDATIONS Breen DL
MGT4502.E1 PROJBUDGET&PROCUREMNT Boyette DL
MGT4504.E1 PROJSTKHLDRENGAGE/COMM Boyette DL
MGT4690.E1 MANAGINGGENERATIONS Sanchez DL
MGT4720.E1 CRITICALTHINKING Schultz DL
MGT4755.E1 ENTREPRENEURSHPIMPLEMNT Schultz DL
MARKETING
MKT4270.E1 ECOMMERCE&WEBANALYSIS Allison DL
MKT4280.E1 DIGITADVERT&NEWMEDIA Allison DL
RELIGION
REL2032.E1 LIFE/TEACHINGSOFJESUS VanHamme DL
SCIENCE
SCI1026.E1 BIOLOGY/HEALTHFULLIVING Patton DL
NOTE:BusinessAdministrationcourserequirementsmaybefulfilledbycoursesfromAccounting,
Business, Economics,Finance,Management,ManagementInformationSystems,andMarketing.
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GRADUATE
DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR
ACCOUNTING
ACC6135.E1 DATAANALYTICSACCT Price DL
BUSINESS
BUS5110.E1 INTERNATIONALBUSINESS Hill DL
BUS5425.E1 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Tidwell DL
COMMUNICATION
COM5407.E1 NONVERBALCOMMUNICATION Nyamandi DL
COM5445.E1 PUBLICRELATIONS Redd DL
COM5469.E1 MANAGERIALCOMMUNICATION Redd DL
COM6420.E1 CULTURALCOMMUNICATION Nyamandi DL
COUNSELING
CSL6740.E1 COUNSELINGETHICS Cole DL
CSL6745.E1 SCHOOLCOUNSELINGETHICS Millican DL
CSL6765.E1 CRISISCOUNSELING Johnson,P DL
CSL6770.E1 ADVCOUNSELINGETHICS Moffitt DL
CSL6779.E1 COUNSELINGINSCHOOLS Hurbough DL
CSL6780.E1 PROCNSLGORIENTATION Springer DL
CSL6782.E1 THEORIES/METHODSCNSLG Millican DL
CSL6796.E1 ADULT/GERIATPSYCHOPATH Armstrong DL
CSL6798.E1 CHILD/ADOLPSYCHOPATH Armstrong DL
CSL6800.E1 COUNSELINGASSESSMENT Armstrong DL
CSL6803.E1 CAREERCNSLG/GUIDANCE Johnson,P DL
CSL6830.E1 CNSLGSKILLS&TECH Johnson,K DL
CSL6837.E1 STRATBEHAVIORINTERVENT Moffitt DL
CSL6840.E1 PRACTICUMI* Johnson, K DL
CSL6845.E1 PRACTICUMII* Bedard DL
CSL6850.E1 PRACTICUMIII* Johnson, K DL
CSL6860.E1 PRACEXPCHRISTIANCNSLG Bedard DL
CSL6865.E1 EXTENDEDPRACTICUM Bedard DL
ECONOMICS
ECO6140.E1 MANAGERIALECONOMICS Fowler DL
FINANCE
FIN6186.E1 MANAGERIALFINANCE Thompson DL
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT
HBD5173.E1 ORGANIZATIONALBEHAVIOR Trulson DL
HBD5722.E1 DEVELOPHUMANPOTENTIAL Page DL
HBD5735.E1 HUMANRESOURCEINVENTORY Reagan,ME DL
HBD5890.E1 MOTIVATIONFORSUCCESS Hedgpeth DL
HBD6768.E1 AGINGANDENDOFLIFE Herring DL
HBD6771.E1 CONFLICTMGMT/RESOLUTION Palmer,A DL
HBD6776.E1 LDRSHPTHEORIES/PRACTICE Bradshaw DL
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Practicum Fee $100 *
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NOTE:BusinessAdministrationcourserequirementsmaybefulfilledbycoursesfromAccounting,
Business, Economics,Finance,Management,ManagementInformationSystems,andMarketing.
GRADUATE
DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
COURSE DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR
HUMAN RESOURCES AND TRAINING
HRT6550.E1 ADULTLEARNING:WORKPLACE Rupe DL
HRT6560.E1 ORGANIZATIONALCULTURE Rupe DL
HRT6570.E1 LEADERSHIPANDTEAMDEV Reagan,ME DL
MANAGEMENT
MGT5193.E1 NEGOTIATIONSKILLS Tidwell DL
MGT5690.E1 MANAGINGGENERATIONS Sanchez DL
MGT5720.E1 CRITICALTHINKING Schultz DL
MGT6151.E1 PROJVAL/DLVRY/STRAT/PLN Darnell DL
MGT6153.E1 PROJUNCERT/MSR/DLVRMDL Burton DL
MGT6172.E1 HRMANAGEMENTLAW Peters DL
MGT6174.E1 ORGANIZATIONALSTAFFING Sanchez DL
MGT6175.E1 MGMT:RSPNSBLTY/PRACTICE Schultz DL
MGT6177.E1 HUMANRESOURCEMGMT Hill DL
MGT6203.E1 STRATEGICMANAGEMENT Tidwell DL
MGT6220.E1 MANAGEGLOBALWORKFORCE Sanchez DL
MGT6430.E1 ADVPERFORMANCEMGT Sanchez DL
MGT6460.E1 APPLIEDBUSANALYTICS Scott DL
MGT6480.E1 PREDICTIVEHRANALYTICS Bowersox DL
MGT6485.E1 HRMGMTAPPLICATIONS Sanchez DL
MGT6515.E1 AGILEFRAMEWORKS Darnell DL
MGT6525.E1 AGILEVALUEDELIVERY Darnell DL
MGT6755.E1 ENTREPRENEURSHPIMPLEMNT Schultz DL
MGT6795.E1 STORYTELLING/DATAVISUAL Bowersox DL
MARKETING
MKT5270.E1 ECOMMERCE&WEBANALYSIS Allison DL
MKT5280.E1 DIGITADVERT&NEWMEDIA Allison DL
REQUIRED GRADUATE STUDIES
RGS6035.E1 RESEARCHMETHODS Alexander DL
RGS6035.E2 RESEARCHMETHODS Sinclair DL
RGS6036.E1 ETHICS:DECISIONMAKING Loyd DL
RGS6036.E2 ETHICS:DECISIONMAKING VanHamme DL
Learn more about Amberton University by attending one of our Online
Information Sessions. Prospective students attending will receive:
An Overview of Amberton University
Information on University Degrees &
Specialization Program Requirements
Instructions on the Admission & Registration Process
Information on Course Delivery Methods and Scheduling
Tips for the First Day of Class
Plus, much more!
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BACHELOR OF ARTS
Professional Development
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting
Public Accounting Track
Management Accounting Track
BBA/MBA Dual Degree Program Accounting
Entrepreneurship
General Business
Management
Project Management
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Applied Studies
Human Relations and Business
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
MASTER OF ARTS
Marriage and Family Therapy
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Professional Development
School Counseling
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting
Entrepreneurship
General Business
Management
Project Management
Strategic Leadership
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Agile Project Management
Data Analytics
Family Studies
Family Studies with a Specialization
in Christian Counseling
Human Relations and Business
Human Resource Management
Human Resource Training and Development
Managerial Science
Students must reside in Texas and be able to commute to on-campus courses. These degrees
meet the licensure requirements for the state of Texas. No determination has been made for
degree requirements of other states.
These programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and
Programs (ACBSP).
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** Classroom degree programs can be completed with a combination of classroom and
online courses.
* Distance Learning degree programs are available via the Internet with no on-campus
attendance required.
BA Professional Development ✓ ✓
BBA Accounting ✓ ✓
BBA/MBA Dual Degree Program Accounting ✓ ✓
BBAEntrepreneurship ✓ ✓
BBA General Business ✓ ✓
BBA Management ✓ ✓
BBA Project Management ✓ ✓
BS Applied Studies ✓ ✓
BS Human Relations & Business ✓ ✓
MA Marriage and Family Therapy ✓
MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling ✓
MA Professional Development ✓ ✓
MA School Counseling ✓
MBA Accounting ✓ ✓
MBAEntrepreneurship ✓ ✓
MBA General Business ✓ ✓
MBA Management ✓ ✓
MBA Project Management ✓ ✓
MBA Strategic Leadership ✓ ✓
MS Agile Project Management ✓ ✓
MS Data Analytics ✓ ✓
MS Family Studies ✓ ✓
MS Family Studies with a Specialization ✓ ✓
in Christian Counseling
MS Human Relations & Business ✓ ✓
MS Human Resource Management ✓ ✓
MS Human Resource Training & Development ✓ ✓
MS Managerial Science ✓ ✓
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DEGREE PROGRAM
METHODS OF DELIVERY
AMBERTON UNIVERSITY
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
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Amberton University offers a number of certification programs for those individuals seeking
to enhance their professional skills and marketability in the workforce. Students must meet
University general admission requirements for enrollment.
• Graduate and Undergraduate Level Programs Available
• Three College Credit Hours Awarded Per Certification Course
• Courses May Be Applied to a Degree Program
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATIONS
Business Management Essentials
Customer Service
Digital Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Executive Communication Skills
Project Management
Soft Skills
GRADUATE CERTIFICATIONS
Adult Training and Development
Agile Project Management
Change Management
Christian Counseling
Conflict Management and Resolution
Customer Service
Data Analytics
Digital Marketing
Diversity Awareness
Entrepreneurship
Executive Communication Skills
Executive Leadership
Finance
Human Resource Management
Project Management
Soft Skills
For additional information call (972) 279-6511 or visit www.Amberton.edu.
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ADMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
STEP ONE:
Complete the APPLICATION
FOR ADMISSION if you:
A. Are a mature adult with employment
experience, and
B. Have successfully completed academic
work
from an accredited college or university,
AND
C. Are in good standing from the last
institution attended
OR
D. Are a returning student after three
years absence.
Complete the online application by clicking on the
'Apply button' on the University's website, www.
Amberton.edu. A paper admission application can also
be faxed, mailed or hand delivered to the University. No
admission fee is required. Please note: Due to program
delivery methods, not all degree programs are available
to International students with F-1 status. Please consult
with international student advisors prior to applying for
admission. Because the admission application requires
a social security number, please do not submit the
application by email.
If you are applying for admission to pursue a Master
of Arts School Counseling degree, you must also
complete the School Counselor Certification Program
Application, which is part of the special Admission
application. The admission application can be
completed online and is available in paper form on the
University website, www.Amberton.edu
.Youmustbe
admitted to the University and be formally accepted
into the School Counselor Certification program prior to
taking courses applicable to the degree.
International students should review the International
Student Admission Requirements before applying
for admission. The requirements are located on the
University’s website, www.Amberton.edu, and in the
University’s Catalog. If you have any questions, please
contact a Student Advisor. International students
must complete a paper admission application.
Students applying online will receive an email
notifying them of their admission status. Within a
week, you will also receive a letter confirming this
status along with your student identification number
and additional information. Once you are admitted, you
may register online for the upcoming session during
open enrollment periods. Refer to the Registration
Instructions on page 25 for assistance. Also, please
email student advisors at [email protected],
if you need any help with accessing syllabi, selecting
courses, or registering for classes.
STEP TWO:
If you have not already done so, order and provide official
transcripts from colleges and universities previously
attended. Transcript request forms are provided for your
convenience online and in the Student Services Offices.
Youcanvisithttps://amberton.edu/wp-content/
uploads/2023/04/Transcript_Other_School.pdf
to “Request Transcripts from Other Institutions”. As
transcripts are received, they will be evaluated. A TCR
for each transcript evaluated is accessible through the
Student Portal. TCR’s are used in the preparation of your
degree plan. If you have any questions regarding your
TCR, please email [email protected].
Graduate students who have completed a standard
graduateentranceexamination(GRE,GMAT,MAT)in
the last six years may want to provide an official copy of
their scores (not required).
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
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If you have a restriction on your account that prohibits
online registration, please contact a Student Advisor at (972)
279-6511 option # 4 or [email protected] for the
paperwork and steps to complete an alternative enrollment.
website. These instructions provide information on how
to access the online registration portal, how to enroll in
courses, and FAQs.
Notes:
1. Course load is limited to:
a. Undergraduate 12 hours
b. Graduate 9 hours
2. If a course has a stated prerequisite in the
University’s Catalog, you must have completed the
prerequisite for a course or be currently enrolled in
the prerequisite course before you can register for the
course.
3. Remember to click the ‘Submit’ button
when registering online in order to submit
your enrollment for processing. Any pending
registration request will be cancelled and removed
from the system after 48 hours.
4. Students registering for online courses follow
the same procedures stated above. Access to course
information is available on the first day of the
session.
5. Students who do not complete the registration
process before the first day of the session may enroll
during Late Registration. A $ 25.00 late fee is applied
and enrollment is limited to available online courses
and lecture courses which have not met.
STEP ONE:
Review your degree plan, required courses, and
the Schedule of Classes for available courses
prior to enrolling. Review the syllabi for selected
course(s). They are available on the University’s
website, www.Amberton.edu, under ‘Programs
and Courses’ and the Course Guide. Search for a
specific course (i.e., CSL6800, RGS6035, etc.) and
review the session’s course syllabus.
STEP TWO:
Registration can be submitted through the
University’s online registration portal. Online
registration is a one-step registration process. Once
submitted online, your registration is completed and
finalized. There are no forms to sign and return
to the University. If you will be paying in full for
your charges and not deferring payment, the full
payment is due before June 13, 2024.
Detailed step-by-step instructions are available on the
University’s website, www.Amberton.edu, under ‘Forms
& Publications’. These instructions are available on the
University’s website, www.Amberton.edu, by clicking
on the ‘Register Online’ button when registration opens
and under the ‘Forms & Publications’ section of the
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AMBERTON UNIVERSITY
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION AND RE-ADMISSION
Application is to be completed by all new students and all former Amberton University students who have not been enrolled for
three (3) or more years. In accordance with the American With Disabilities Act (ADA), please complete the reverse side.*
Please note: Due to program delivery methods, not all degree programs are available to International students with
F-1 status. Please consult with international student advisors prior to applying for admission for degree advising.
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Address:____________________________________________________________________________
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Phone: Daytime:__________________________Cell:____________________________________________
Text?:
_____Yes_____No(schoolclosings/importantinformation)
E-mail Address:_________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth:_______________________________________________________________(MM/DD/YY)
Years of Employment:______Employer:_____________________________________________________
U.S. Citizen/Permanent Resident:
______Yes
______No, identify Country of Origin: ___________________________________________________
Immigration Status: ______________________________________________________
Ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino_____Yes_____No
Race: _____White (1) _____Amer Indian/Alaska Native (2)
_____Black or African Amer (3) _____Asian (4)
_____Hawaiian/Pacific Islander(7) _____Unknown (6)
Sex: ______Male ______Female
EDUCATIONAL DATA:
Classification: Applying for ______Undergraduate ______Graduate level at AU.
Degree Code______(Degree codes have been updated. Please refer to codes on page 27)
Non-Degree Seeking _______
List in chronological order, all colleges and universities attended:
Name City/State Dates Hrs Completed Degree(s)
Attended (No Degree) Awarded
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If you are on academic or disciplinary probation or suspension from the last college attended, please explain in
space below.
Have you ever been enrolled at Amberton University before?
______No ______Yes(Datelastenrolled:____________________________________________)
Identify any names different from the name on the front of the application that might be on transcripts you have
sent to Amberton University:
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
I certify that the information I have provided is correct. If my application is accepted, I agree to abide by the
policies, rules, regulations, and ethical standards of the University. I further understand that the willful sub-
mission of false information is grounds for rejection of my application, withdrawal of any offer of acceptance,
cancellation of enrollment, and/or disciplinary action. In addition, I authorize University officials to verify any
information relevant to my acceptance and/or continued enrollment with the University, including but not lim-
ited to the right to request the verification of degrees and/or courses completed at transferring institutions.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature Date
*American With Disabilities Act (ADA)
Please attach a description of the nature of your disability and the special accommodation desired.
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UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE
DEGREE PROGRAM CODES
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UNDERGRADUATE
BA Professional Development (70)
BBA Accounting
Public Accounting Track (71)
Management Accounting Track (72)
BBA/MBA Dual Degree Program Accounting (73)
BBA Entrepreneurship(74)
BBA General Business (75)
BBA Management (76)
BBA Project Management (77)
BS Applied Studies (78)
BS Human Relations and Business (79)
Undecided (19)
GRADUATE
MA Marriage and Family Therapy (48)
MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling (53)
MA Professional Development (17)
MA School Counseling (61)
MBA Accounting (57)
MBAEntrepreneurship(65)
MBA General Business (42)
MBA Management (43)
MBA Project Management (39)
MBA Strategic Leadership (44)
MS Agile Project Management (49)
MS Data Analytics (59)
MS Family Studies (45)
MS Family Studies with a Specialization in Christian Counseling (55)
MS Human Relations and Business (11)
MS Human Resource Management (50)
MS Human Resource Training and Development (46)
MS Managerial Science (47)
Undecided (19)
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ADDITIONAL DEGREE CHOICES FOR FORMER
AMBERTON STUDENTS ONLY
A student who selects one of the following “discontinued/replaced” degrees must (1) have been in attendance and
enrolled for the degree prior to the Fall 2022 session and, (2) must complete all degree requirements by the dates
speciedbelowforeachdegree.Thesedegreeoptionswillbediscontinuedandunavailableafterthedatesbelow.If
all degree requirements cannot be completed by the given date, the student must select a degree from the list above.
A student who selects one of the following “discontinued/replaced” degrees must (1) have been in attendance and
enrolled for the degree prior to the Summer 2024 session and, (2) must complete all degree requirements by the dates
speciedbelowforeachdegree.Thesedegreeoptionswillbediscontinuedandunavailableafterthedatesbelow.If
all degree requirements cannot be completed by the given date, the student must select a degree from the list on the
previous page.
BBA Accounting (37) (program to be completed by August 22, 2024)
BBA Management Accounting (63) (program to be completed by August 22, 2024)
GRADUATE
MBA International Business (38) (program to be completed by August 22, 2024)
UNDERGRADUATE
BA Professional Development (14) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BBA Accounting (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
Public Accounting Track (66) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
Management Accounting Track (68) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BBA/MBA Dual Degree Program Accounting (67) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BBAEntrepreneurship(64) (programtobecompletedbyMay31,2026)
BBA General Business (31) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BBA Management (32) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BBA Project Management (36) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BS Applied Studies (34) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
BS Human Relations and Business (35) (program to be completed by May 31, 2026)
GRADUATE
MSEnterpriseAnalytics(58) (programtobecompletedbyMay31,2026)
UNDERGRADUATE
AMBERTON UNIVERSITY
REQUEST FOR A CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
INDICATE SESSION FOR WHICH CHANGE IS BEING MADE:
_____SPRING _____SUMMER _____FALL _____WINTER __________YEAR
STUDENT ID (AU ID or SSN):________________________________________________________________
Name:___________________________________________________________________________________
Phone number where you may be reached during the day:__________________________________________________
Please check if you are receiving:
VABENEFITS:________FINANCIALAID:________
I request to DROP the following course(s): Dept./Course #/Section #/Course Name.
There is a $10 fee for each course dropped. This charge will be added to your account.
1._________________________________________________________________________________________________
2._________________________________________________________________________________________________
Areyouwithdrawingfromallthecoursesinwhichyouareenrolled?________Yes________No
I request to ADD the following course(s): Dept./Course #/Section #/Course Name.
1.______________________________________________________________________
2.______________________________________________________________________
I accept the academic and financial responsibility for the requested change(s). I understand I will receive a confirmation of
these changes after they have been processed.
Student’s Signature:___________________________________________________Date:__________________________
DELIVER,MAIL,ORFAXTHISFORMTOTHEUNIVERSITY.
Mailing Address: Amberton University
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Garland,TX75041-4707
FAX Number: (972) 279-9773
Email Address: [email protected]
IF YOU ARE RECEIVING A REFUND, FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
______PLEASECREDITMYCREDITCARDACCOUNT
______PLEASEHOLDTHECHECK,IWILLPICKITUP
______PLEASEMAILTHECHECKTO:
ADDRESS:______________________________________________________________________
CITY/ST/ZIP:____________________________________________________________________
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Students may pay their educational charges with cash, check, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard,
DiscoverCard,andAmericanExpressonly).Tomakepaymentbycreditcard,completethis
form giving ALL requested information. Return the form by fax (972/279-9773), mail, or in
person to the University.
In order to pay obligations to Amberton University, I hereby authorize my credit card to be
chargedwiththeamountindicatedbelow.Yourcardwillbedeclinedifyourlimit,creditordaily,
is exceeded. I understand if my card is declined, I will be charged a handling fee of $25.00. If I
do not make the payment good within 10 days, I understand my entire balance becomes due and
I am subject to suspension from the University.
Student's Name:______________________________________________________________
Student's ID (SSN or AU ID):___________________________________________________
Amount Authorized for Charge: $____________________________________________
Credit Card:
Number: _______________-______________-________________-__________________
Expiration Date:___________/___________
MonthYear
Cardholder's Printed Name:____________________________________________________
Cardholder's Signature:X______________________________________________________
Cardholder's Billing:
Address:_____________________________________________________________________
City/State:___________________________________________Zip:_____________________
Daytime Phone Number: (___________) ____________-______________________________
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CREDIT CARD PAYMENT OPTION
AMBERTON UNIVERSITY