Johnson and Wales University

Johnson and Wales University

8 Abbott Park Place,

Providence, Rhode Island 02903 USA

2002-2003 Academic Calendar

Fall Term	September 6-7 (Freshman Registration) September 8-9 (Returning Student Registration)
Winter Term	December 1 (Registration for incoming students)
Spring Term	March 9 (Registration for incoming students)
Summer Sessions	June 1 (Summer Session I Begins)
	June 30 (Summer Session II Begins)
	June 13 (Registration for incoming Culinary Arts Students)

Tuition and Fees

The following tuition and fees schedule is effective for the 2002-2003 academic year. Tuition and fees are subject to change annually and vary between colleges due to differing program and facility needs.

Tuition and Fees: 2002-2003 Academic Year
College of Business	$14,652
Except: Equine Business Management/Riding and Equine Studies majors	$17,652
The Hospitality College	$15,393
School of Technology	$15,246
College of Culinary Arts	$17,652
General Fee (all students)	$ 630
Room and Board
Standard Residence Halls	$6,366
Premium Residence Halls	$7,956
Weekend Meal (Optional)	$786

Upon receiving notice of acceptance, students are required to forward to the University a $100 tuition Reservation Deposit. Students requesting residence hall accommodations must make an additional $100 deposit (Residence Hall Deposit). In late spring, students are asked to submit an additional $200 deposit to verify their continued interest in attending J&W (Additional Tuition Deposit). In addition Equine Riding students are asked to submit a $500 reservation deposit (Equine Fee/Riding Fee). These deposits are credited to students’ initial billings and are non-refundable.

Orientation Fee – This is a non-refundable, which is uniformly charged, is required of all new students for orientation and registration activities. It is charged only during the fall term.

Application Procedure

There is no deadline for submitting applications, but students are advised to apply as early as possible before their intended date of enrollment to ensure full consideration.

No application fee is required.

In completing the Application form, students must indicate the tem in which they wish to enroll.

Applications are accepted for terms beginning in September, December and March.

Business and Hospitality majors may also apply for summer session terms. Note: Career Sampler, Equine Business Management/Riding and Paralegal majors may only enter in the September term.

A student may apply for honors or general admission by noting so on the application.

If students are applying for a Bachelor of Science Degree program, they are required to indicate on their application for admission of their choice of associate degree major, which results in Johnson and Wales students receiving two degrees in four years. Certain bachelor’s degree programs are selective and require submission of an application at the end of the associate degree program.

If students are applying for an Undeclared Major, International Business Sports/Entertainment/Event Management or the Paralegal certificate, they need not indicate an associate degree choice.

International Admissions Requirement

In order to expedite the admission process, students must enclose ORIGINAL or CERTIFIED copies of the following documents (with English translations) when submitting the application. Please note that copies without certification or notarization or fax copies are not valid.

An accurate, complete and legible International Application form that has been signed and dated by the applicant. Please list all the schools attended, even if you do not wish to have transfer credits reviewed. *¹
Certified bank statement or government sponsorship letter verifying financial support for one academic year.
The results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 550 on the written TOEFL examination, proof of a minimum score of 210 on the computerized TOEFL examination, or other acceptable proof of English proficiency (include ELS, Level 109; Berlitz, Level 12; IELTS, Band 6.5; Aspect Level 6 or 7).²
Official documentation of higher secondary (high school) graduation, e.g. diploma or examination results certificate.
Complete transcripts, marksheets, diplomas or certificates from previous study, along with course descriptions or syllabi (for transfer credit).

* If important information cannot be read by the International Admissions staff, the admission process is delayed and, as a result, so is the acceptance/Form I-20 process.

^{1Johnson and Wales University employs a full-time International Credentials Evaluator to evaluate secondary school credentials, as well as any college or university credits for which students may wish to gain academic credit. Generally, a grade point average equivalent to a U.S. "C" or 2.00, is required for admission to Johnson and Wales University. International students must also receive a grade of "C" or better in each individual course at their previous schools in order to be considered for transfer of credit.

^{2 Other English examination results will also be reviewed, and experience studying in the English language will be taken into consideration.}}All Documents must be sent to:

Johnson and Wales University

International Admissions

8 Abbott Park Place

Providence, RI 02903 USA

Telephone: (401) 598-1074

Fax: (401) 598-4773

Email: intladm@jwu.edu

Programs of Study

Two-Plus-Two and Four Year Programs

College of Business
Any of the following Associate Degree can track into any of the Bachelor of Science degrees listed in the right.

Associate Degree	Bachelor of Science Degree
Accounting³	Accounting³
Advertising Communications	Entrepreneurship
Business Administration^3,4	Financial Services Management^4*
Entrepreneurship	Management^3,4
Fashion Merchandising³	Marketing
Financial Services Management	Marketing Communications
Management³	Retail Marketing & Management
Marketing^3,4
Undeclared (no A.S. degree)

The following Associate Degrees have restricted track options for Bachelor of Science degrees as listed.

Associate Degree	Bachelor of Science Degree
Criminal Justice³	Criminal Justice³
Equine Business Management⁷	Equine Business Management⁷
Equine Studies	Equine Business Management⁷ Equine Business Management/Riding⁷
Paralegal Studies	Criminal Justice Paralegal Studies
Bachelor of Science Degree	Administrative Management⁶ International Business⁴
Certificate Program	Paralegal Studies⁶

College of Culinary Arts

Associate Degree	Bachelor of Science Degree
Baking & Pastry Arts^1,3,7	Baking & Pastry Arts^5,7 Culinary Arts^3,5,7 Culinary Nutrition^5,7 Food Marketing⁷ Food Service Entrepreneurship⁷ Food Service Management^1,3,7
Culinary Arts^1,2,3,4,7	Baking & Pastry Arts^5,7 Culinary Arts^3,5,7 Culinary Nutrition^5,7 Food Marketing⁷ Food Service Entrepreneurship⁷ Food Service Management^1,2,3,4,7*

^{1 Also offered in Charleston, S.C. ²Also offered in Norfolk, Va. ³Also offered in North Miami, Fla.}

^{4 Also offered in Denver, Colo. ⁵Student may apply for entrance to these programs by submitting an}

application to the Program Director during the sophomore year. ⁶Qualification: Student must hold a

bachelor’s degree. ⁷ Program has technical standards. Disabled students should contact Student Success

Department. * Available in September 2003

The Hospitality College

Associate Degree	Bachelor of Science Degree
Food & Beverage Management^1,3,4,7	Food and Service Management^1,3,4,7,* Hospitality Management^3,7 International Hotel & Tourism Management^1,5,7
Hotel Management^1,3,4,7	Hospitality Management^3,7 Hotel Management^1,3,4,7 International Hotel & Tourism Management^1,5,7
Recreation/Leisure Management⁷	Hospitality Management⁷ Recreation/Leisure Management⁷
Restaurant Management^1,3,7	Food Service Management^1,3,7 Hospitality Management^3,7 International Hotel & Tourism Management^1,5,7
Travel-Tourism Management^1,3,7	Hospitality Management^3,7 International Hotel & Tourism Management^1,5,7 Travel-Tourism Management^1,3,7
Undeclared Major leading to bachelor’s in:	Food Service Management Hotel Management Recreation/Leisure Management Sports/Entertainment/Event Management Travel-Tourism Management
Hospitality A.S. leading to a bachelor’s in:	Information Science
Bachelor of Science Degree	Sports/Entertainment/Event Management^1,3,4

School of Technology

Associate Degree	Bachelor of Science Degree
Computer Science	Information Science
Computerized Drafting	Engineering Design & Configuration Management Information Science
Computer/Business Applications	Accounting Information Science Management
Computer Graphics and New Media	Computer Graphics & New Media Information Science
Computing Technology Services	Technology Services Management Information Science
Electronics Technology	Information Science
Web Site Development³	Web Management and Internet Commerce³* Information Science
Bachelor of Science Degree	Electronics Engineering

^{1 Also offered in Charleston, S.C. ²Also offered in Norfolk, Va. ³Also offered in North Miami, Fla.}

^{4 Also offered in Denver, Colo. ⁵Student may apply for entrance to these programs by submitting an}

application to the Program Director during the sophomore year. ⁶Qualification: Student must hold a

bachelor’s degree. ⁷ Program has technical standards. Disabled students should contact Student Success

Department. * Available in September 2003