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Troy UniversitySpring 2017 Schedule of ClassesPhenix CityTroy OnlineColumbusFt BenningTerm 3Registration17/T3 BeginsNovember 28ClassesSemester Class DatesJanuary 11 - May 1017/T3 Class DatesJanuary 9 - March 12Holidays (Classes Do Not Meet & Offices Will be Closed)Martin Luther King, Jr. HolidayJanuary 16Spring 2017 Commencement ExerciseColumbus Trade CenterJune 2, 20177:00 p.m. EST
2Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningWelcome, on behalf of the entire Troy University community!Whether you are a prospective student, a new student, or areturning student, congratulations on your decision to enhance yourlife by pursuing higher education. Knowledge is the key to prosperity,and by choosing a life of learning you have ensured yourself a bettertomorrow.At Troy University, we are dedicated to serving students as we offerboth undergraduate and graduate programs in Business, Counseling,Criminal Justice, Education, Nursing and Psychology. This classschedule includes all the information you will need to succeed at TroyUniversity.We pride ourselves in providing a dedicated faculty, convenient classschedules, and superior student services. Please feel free to contactus should you require assistance or to arrange a visit to our campus.A directory of telephone numbers is included on page 16. You mayalso visit our web site at http://trojan.troy.edu.Thanks again for your interest in Troy University!Sincerely,Dr. David WhiteCampus Vice ChancellorTroy University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges andSchools to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, education specialist and doctoral degrees. Contactthe Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 forquestions about the accreditation of Troy University. The Commission is to be contacted only if there isevidence that appears to support an institution’s significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class ScheduleINTENT TOGRADUATEContents3Academic Calendar .4Bookstore.47-48Course Load Information.7Disability Services (ADA) . 5Financial Aid Information .10-11Intent to Graduate Information .3Payment Information .9Registration Information .8Testing Information.12-15Transcripts.46Phenix City CampusAcademic Information. 17Admissions . 18If you plan on graduating bythe end of Term 4 you must fileyour Intent to Graduate nolater than January 27thNo Intents will be takenafter this dateFee: 60.00To file, follow the link t.htmlComp Exam Dates .18Degree Programs & Refund Policies.19Dropping / Withdrawing from Classes .19Schedule of Classes. 20-23Telephone Directory .16Tuition and Fees.17Columbus/Ft BenningDropping / Withdrawing from Classes .26Computer Lab Information.29Hours and Location .24Schedule of Classes. 27-29Telephone Directory .24Tuition and Fees. 26TROY OnlineBlackboard Information . 30Dropping / Withdrawing from Classes .31Registration Information . 30Schedule of Classes. 32-45Tuition and Fees. 31
4Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningTerm 3 (17/T3)November 28January 9January 16January 16January 16January 17January 27February 3February 17February 19March 12March 14MMMMMTFFFSUSUTNovember 28January 11January 16MWMSPRING 2017 CAMPUS WIDE CALENDARSJanuary 9 - March 12Registration Period Opens for Term 3 2017 ClassesTerm 3 Classes BeginVA Forms DueLast Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Term 3 Classes without Financial PenaltyMartin Luther King, Jr. HolidayNo Classes/Offices ClosedCourse Exam Proctor Form OpensLast Day to File Intent to Graduate for Term 4 (17/T4)Payment is due in full for Term 3Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from Term 3 ClassesLast Day to Change Incomplete Grade from Previous TermTerm 3 Classes EndTerm 3 Grades DueSpring Semester 2017 (17/SP)January 16March 6-12March 27May 10May 11June 2, 2017BUSINESSRegistration Period Opens for 2017 Spring Semester ClassesSpring Semester Classes BeginMartin Luther King, Jr. HolidayNo Classes/Offices ClosedM Last Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Spring Semester Classes without Financial PenaltyM-SU Spring Break (16 Week Classes Only)Offices OpenM Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from 2017 Spring Semester ClassesW Spring Semester Classes EndTH Spring Semester Grades DueFFall Commencement Exercises7:00p.m. Columbus Convention & Trade CenterNo CompsCOUNSELINGJanuary 11 - May 10MBA Business - Comprehensive Examination for Spring 2017February 9January 26May 18June 22THTHTHTHComprehensive Examination For Spring 2017Comprehensive Examination Registration Deadline for Spring 2017Deadline to have admission materials in for next interviewAdmission Interviews for Fall 2017March 22November 4See WebsiteSee WebsiteWFComprehensive Examination for Spring 2017Comprehensive Examinations Registration Deadline for Spring 2017PRAXIS II test - More information may be found at www.ets.org/praxisAlabama Prospective Teachers Test-register online at www.actstudent.orgEDUCATIONCalendar for Term 4 (17/T4)March 13 - May 14February 20MRegistration Begins for Term 4 2017 ClassesMarch 20MLast Day to Drop/Add/Withdraw from Term 4 Classes without Financial PenaltyMarch 13April 7May 14May 16June 2, 2017MFTerm 4 Classes BeginPayment is due in full for Term 4SU Term 4 Classes EndTFTerm 4 Grades DueFall Commencement Exercises7:00p.m. Columbus Convention & Trade Center
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class ScheduleDisability Services (ADA)5Troy University recognizes the importance of equal access for all students. In accordance withthe Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Univer-sity and its Adaptive Needs Program seeks to ensure that admission, academic programs, sup-port services, student activities, and campus facilities are accessible to and usable by studentswho document a qualifying disability with the University.Reasonable accommodations are available to students who: are otherwise qualified for admission to the University identify themselves to appropriate University personnel provide acceptable and qualifying documentation to the University.Each student must provide recent documentation of his or her disability in order to participate inthe Disability Services (ADA) Program. To view the necessary procedures and forms please visitthe Disability Services website isability-services.htmlTroy - Columbus studentsMalcolm McSwean – Disability Services Coordinator100 University ParkTroy, AL 36082Fax: 334-670-5679Phone: 334-808-6553ada@troy.eduTroy - Phenix City studentsJerri Carroll– Disability Services CoordinatorFax: 334-448-5229Phone: 334-448-5119
6Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningExplanation of Section Designations and NCOLUMBUS/FBPHENIX CITYTROYeTROYPTA3INDICATES DATESCLASSES MEETTTERMSFULL SEMESTERXONLINEAPRTITLEBusiness and UCTORColley MHR3SECTION OFFERING PHENIX CITY1TERM 12TERM 23TERM 34TERM 45TERM 56TH YEAR SECTIONS WILL END IN THE FOLLOWINGT1 A, T2 B, T3 C, T4 D, T5 ESECTION OFFERING FOR COLUMBUS/FT BENNING AND eTROY ͕ ͕ ͙BUILDING DESIGNATIONSADAMS BUILDINGH. CURTIS PITTS HALLRIVERFRONT CAMPUSABFIKPCDELIVERY METHODEVENING OR WEEKDAY LECTUREIN CLASSROOM LABFLEXIBLE/BLENDED COURSEINTERNETWEEKEND COURSEINTERNSHIP/PRACTICUMLIVE LECTURE CAPTUREPRACTICUMS AND INTERNSHIPSPlease be aware that all Fall practicums and internships run concurrently with the semester (and not theterm) schedule. The Spring semester begins on January 11, 2017 and ends May 10, 2017. The final daystudents may drop or withdraw from their internships or practicums is March 27, 2017.All internships and practicums can be identified through Trojan Web Express by selecting the TIP viathe Location listing in the Search for Sections option of the Registration menu.NOTE: Full semester courses may affect your financial aid disbursement.For more information contact the Phenix City Financial Aid Counselor, James Thompson.ACCREDITATION STATEMENTTroy University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Collegesand Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; telephone number 1-404-679-4501)to award the associate degree, the bachelor’s degree, the master’s degree, and the education specialistdegree. Refer to the college, school and department sections for specialized accreditation information.Servicemember’s Opportunity College Program (SOC)Troy University is an affiliate member of the Servicemember’s Opportunity College Program (SOC)network which is designed to permit active duty military service students/spouses/dependents/CivilService employees to pursue college level programs without penalty for unusual situations and transfersover which they have no control. For more information, see a Student Services representative.
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class ScheduleGeneral InformationStudent Resources Student ID CardsPicture identification is required on campus. All students mustobtain an ID card from the Student Services Departmentwhich is located on the first floor of the Adams Building at thePhenix City Campus. Office hours are Monday throughThursday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM & Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PMESTOr you can apply for your ID at ucid@troy.edu Web ExpressWeb Express is a versatile online tool that students may useto register for classes, check financial aid status, makepayments, change student information and monitor academicprogress. Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on“Student/Faculty & Staff”. Find your user ID by selecting“Web Express” then clicking “What’s my User ID?”.Your initial password will be your first initial capitalized andlast initial lower case and your full birth date.i.e.“Sp04281986” (password must be changed on first login). Troy EmailGo to http://www.troy.edu and click on “Student/Faculty &Staff”, then click on “Trojan Email”, your User name will bethe same as your User ID. Your initial password will be yourbirth date (mmddyyyy).All official information, including but not limited to,student billing, faculty-student communications,registration changes and financial aid information willbe sent to the student's TROY email address.The University accepts no responsibility for forwardinge-mail to non university e-mail accounts. All students areresponsible for monitoring their TROY Email accountfrequently. BlackboardGo to http://www.troy.edu, click on “Student/Faculty & Staff”,then click on “Blackboard”, your User name will be thesame as your User ID. Your initial password will be the last4 digits of your social security number. To access more information regarding Web Express, Web mail and Blackboard go to: http://it.troy.edu/.Course LoadsSEMESTERSUNDERGRADUATEFull-Time123/4 Time9 - 11Half TimeFull-Time3/4 TimeHalf Time 6-8GRADUATE8-974-67TERMSCOURSE LOADS64-53COURSE LOADS64-53Course Load for Students with aConditional or Temporary AdmissionStatusUndergraduate students are limited to a maximum of 10 credithours. Temporary status is limited to one term of enrollment.Graduate students are limited to a maximum of 6 credit hours.Temporary status is limited to one term of enrollment. Course OverloadOverloads require advisor permission and signature of thedepartment chair. See catalogs for rules regarding overloads. Course Load Requirements for FinancialAidRequirements are available at:http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/Scheduling of ClassesThe meeting times for a standard 3 semester/term hourcourse will be:Weeknightclasses4 hours and 20minutesone class perweek for 9 weeksSaturdayClasses7 hours and 30minutes5 SaturdaysWeekdayclassesWeekendClasses2 hours and 10minutesFriday, 6 PM 10:20 PMSaturday andSunday, 8:30 AM- 5:15 PMFinal Exam datemay varytwo classes perweek for 9 weeks2 weekends plusFinal Exam
8Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningWelcome to the NEW way ofregistering: Student Self-ServiceCourse Registration1. Consult with your academic advisor and planyour schedule carefully.2. Go to http://www.troy.edu and click on“Student/Faculty & Staff” then the “WebExpress” box.3. Click on the “Student” button on the right ofthe screen. If you do not know your User IDclick on “What’s My User ID?”4. Click on the “Log In” tab then click “StudentPlanning Registration” link.5. You will see two tabs. Click the “Go to Plan &Schedule” link, then click the “Student Planning”tab at the top of the screen to begin theregistration process.6. Click “Course Catalog”.7. Search for course by subject. You must type outthe department (i.e. Mathematics, not MTH).8. Find your section number by using the dropdown arrow on the red bar. Note: You can filterthe information by campus location, term/semester, etc. by using the panel on the leftside of the screen.9. Click “Add Section to Schedule”. Whenselecting your courses, make sure youare selecting courses within the correctterm or semester.10. Repeat steps 6 through 9 for each courseyou are registering for. You can also addcourses to your plan by clicking directly on thecourse number from the “My Progress” page.This will direct you to the specific course in thecourse catalog.11. Once all courses are planned, click “Plan andSchedule”. Use the arrows to navigate to thecorrect term or semester.12. Once you have verified all courses andsections are correct, click “Register Now” inthe upper right hand corner of the screen.13. Click the “OK” button to accept the terms.14. All courses should turn green. If any remainyellow, please contact your advisor to help youdetermine why you are unable to register forclasses.**You are not registered for your classes until theyappear GREEN on your calendar.**Payment/Billing Procedures:1.Clearance of Obligation: All financial or other obligations to the University must be cleared prior to the end of eachsemester or term. An outstanding balance for a prior term mustbe paid before the student will be allowed to register for subsequent semesters or terms.2.Payment Due Date: Friday February 3, 20173.First Statement of Charges: Students are providedwith a statement of charges when registering in person.If registering on line, charges are available in Trojan Web Express.4.Statements: Statements are sent via email to yourTROY email account and by way of USPS (to the address inour records) prior to the scheduled payment due date.5.Student’s Responsibility: Students should monitortheir account to ensure that student payments and financialaid payments have been properly applied to the account.* * *Changes to your registration such as Adds, Drops, orWithdrawals can affect your account. You are responsible forknowing university policies and adhering to the procedures formaintaining an account in good standing.* * *Students are responsible for all charges,regardless of the source of assistance(VA benefits, TA, employer-paid benefits,grants, loans, etc.).Students are not automatically droppedor withdrawn from courses based onincomplete processing of financial aidor non-attendance.Delinquent student accounts are referredto a collection agency.
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class Schedule9FINANCIAL INFORMATIONPlease read carefully! It is your responsibility to be familiar with the payment procedures andFinancial Aid.HOW TO MAKE PAYMENTS1. Students can make payments online through Web Express by using a credit or debit card.To access your Web Express account log on to www.troy.edu, click on “Student/Faculty &Staff” then “Web Express”, Log In and click on “Financial Information” and select “Make aPayment”.2. Students can make a payment by contacting Student Financial Service (SFS)at 334-670-3886/3529.3. Students can make payments at the Phenix City Campus Adams Building Third Floor inthe Business Office or by calling 334-448-5151. Business Office hours are Monday throughThursday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM ESTLate fees will be applied to accounts with remaining balances after the payment due date.Students are responsible for all charges, regardless of the source of assistance (VA benefits,TA, employer-paid benefits, grants, loans, etc.). Students are not automatically dropped or withdrawn from courses based on incomplete processing of financial aid or non-attendance. Delinquentstudent accounts are referred to a collection agency.BankMobile Card & RefundsNew students can expect to receive an envelope from BankMobile approximately 2weeks after enrolling in courses. The Refund Selection Kit contains information aboutBankMobile’s processes and provides instructions on how student may set up theirrefund preference. Students have the option of selecting to receive any refunds via adebit card issued by BankMobile, choosing to have the refund(s) routed to a personalchecking or savings account, or having a check issued and mailed.Students who currently use the TrojanOne system should receive a notification fromHigherOne with information/instructions on how to continue receiving their refundsthrough the new BankMobile process.Students may call the BankMobile Customer Service line at 1-877-327-9515 for assistance.
10Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningFinancial Aid - Easy As 1, 2, 3Apply for a Federal Student Aid IDfsaid.ed.govAn FSA ID is comprised of a username and password and can be used to login to certain Federal Student Aid websites, such as theFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).Complete the FAFSAwww.fafsa.ed.govApplicants must have filed their current taxes in order to complete the FAFSA application. Applications submitted electronically areprocessed in a much shorter time-period than those submitted by mail. Your PIN is required for electronic filing. Troy University’sschool code: 001047. It is recommended that you utilize the IRS Data Retrieval tool in order to ensure your income information isappropriately entered into the FAFSA.Complete the Required Institutional Informationhttp://www.troy.edu/financialaid/- Complete the online financial aid certification and counseling form: https://forms.troy.edu/faid/index.htm- In some instances more documentation may be required. You can track your financial aid status through your Trojan Web Expressaccount. Look under “My Documents” for a complete list of required documentation.Types of Financial AidFederal Direct Loans, Federal Work Study Programs, Veteran Benefits, Scholarships, Tuition Assistance, Pell Grant *(undergraduatestudents only)Available Loan AmountUndergraduate Students: up to 12,500Graduate Students: up to 20,500Financial Aid Counselor InformationFinancial Aid Advisors 1-800-414-5756*Please be sure to call a financial aid advisor two weeks after completing the outlined steps. In some instances more documentationmay be required.Student LoansIf you have elected to accept a Direct StudentLoan, you must complete the following steps:Go to www.studentloans.govSelect LOG IN (upper left corner)Log in using your FSA ID (same ID & passwordused to sign the FAFSA)Complete the Entrance CounselingComplete the Master Promissory Note (MPN)Students interested in receiving financial aid orveterans benefits should contact the FinancialAid Office. You must be enrolled at least half-timefor a student loan. See the Financial Aid Officefor additional information.Financial Aid Call alaid/School Code 001047
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class ScheduleVeterans Information11For students who are using VA benefits, please complete the following steps every term after enrolling: In order for your classes to be certified by the school to VA, please go online to Troy's website andcomplete the VA Certification Request Form at. https://forms.troy.edu/veterans/index.htmlPlease make sure you select your home location and check every campus/site where you are taking classes(i.e. Troy-Columbus, TROY Online, Phenix City, etc ).If you receive Chapter 30 or Chapter 1606/1607 benefits, you must verify your attendance at theend of each month. You will not receive payment until VA receives your verification. You maydo so via the automated telephone system at 1-877-823-2378 or via the Web Automated Verification of Enrollment (WAVE) at https://www.gibill.va.gov/wave/index.doFor information on how to apply and use your VA Education Benefits, please visit our website athttp://www.troy.edu/financialaid/vetinfo.htmlFor questions or concerns regarding Financial Aid or Veterans education benefits, you may contact oneof our Financial Aid/ VA Counselors:Amy Thompson - Columbus/Ft Benning 706-660-2305Staff - Phenix City Campus 334-448-5185Financial Aid Call Center - 800-414-5756ALL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION MUST BECOMPLETED IN SUFFICIENT TIME TO BEPROCESSED PRIOR TO REGISTRATIONFinancial AssistanceStudents interested in receiving financial aid orVeterans Benefits should contact the Financial AidOffice. You must be enrolled at least half-time fora student loan. See the Financial Aid Office foradditional information.Financial Aid Call alaid/School Code 001047
12Phenix City/Columbus/Ft Benning- UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TEST INFORMATIONThe Proficiency Profile Test (formerly MAPP)The Proficiency Profile test contains 108 questions and can be administered in two and a half hours.It provides a total score and sub score for each student and a full range of group mean data for theuniversity in the following areas: Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Critical Thinking, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. All undergraduate students with 60 or more credit hours areexpected to take this exam. Assessment results are used to fulfill a SACS requirement foraccreditation and are important to ensure credibility of a diploma earned through Troy University.Please email pctesting@troy.edu to schedule your exam or for further questions. Please include yourfull name, student ID number, and desired date and time in your email or have this information onhand for your call. All exams are held in room R310 on the third floor of the Riverfront Campus.(17/T3 Schedule is Tuesday 02/07 @ 10:00am and Tuesday 02/21 @ 2:00pm)TROY Online students must register for this exam. Registration is required in advance by completingthe online Proficiency Profile Testing form athttp://www.troy.edu/online/mfatmapp.html*Photo ID is required to take the exam.COMPASS (Math and English Placement Test)All undergraduate students who wish to enroll in Math or English courses must take the placement test prior to registering for aclass. Students are required to submit an electronic request for the Math or English placement tests. The online request form isavailable at tml. Please allow 72 hours for the request to beprocessed.Major Field Test (MFAT):Undergraduate Business/Management, Undergraduate Criminal Justice, Undergraduate PsychologyAny students seeking a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Psychology, or a Business Program MUST take the Major Field Test(MFAT) the term they register for the respective capstone course (BUS 4476, CJ 4499, or PSY 4480). Students will NOT be allowedto graduate if they do not take the MFAT. A lab fee will be assessed as part of registering for MGT 4476 to cover the cost of the testingmaterial. Failure to take this examination during the appropriate term will delay graduation. This exam must be taken no later thanthe term for which you filed your Intent to Graduate notice.Troy Online students are required to register for this exam in advance by completing the online MFAT Testing form tml(17/T3 MFAT Testing dates are determined by the instructor )ProctorU online serviceProctorU is a company that offers live Internet proctoring via webcam. You create an account with ProctorU and reserve a timeslotfor your exam. When you log back into the site for your exam appointment, a proctor makes a connection with your computer andsupervises you while you take your test.ProctorU charges 25 for a 2-hour exam. Additional fees exist for longer exams and appointments scheduled less than four daysahead of time. You need a webcam with a microphone and a reliable Internet connection to use ProctorU. You may purchase a webcamat any retail store, or you can use one you already own. Please watch the demonstration video and visit www.proctoru.com/troy formore information.Note - ProctorU may NOT be used with the following exams: COMPASS tests, MFATs, MAPPs, Graduate Comprehensive Exams,Capstones (PA 6699, MBA 6611, MGT 6685, HRM 6698, FIN 4431, MKT 4469, MGT 4476, MGT 4479), and Pre-PHR exams.
Spring 2017, Term 3 Class Schedule13- GRADUATE STUDENTS -REQUIRED TEST INFORMATIONTo register for the MAT, please send an email to pctesting@troy.edu. at least one week prior to the exam. Includeyour name and student ID (if applicable), and a TROY representative will respond with further information. 70 (must be paid in advance) if you are a TROY Student 95 (must be paid in advance) if you are not a TROY StudentTest Location:Troy UniversityRiverfront Campus1510 3rd AvenuePhenix City, AL 36867Exam Dates for 16/T2Wednesday November 9th @ 10:00amMonday December 5th @ 2:00pmExam Dates for 17/T3Tuesday January 3rd @ 10:00amWednesday January 18th @ 2:00pmRegistration must be made at least one week prior to the exam. You will receive more details regarding payment afterregistering for the exam. All students seeking graduate business degrees will be required to take either the GRE or GMATexam rather than the MAT.Comprehensive Exams (“Comps”)Students admitted to candidacy in a graduate program requiring a comprehensive examination must pass the requiredcomprehensive examination, written and/or oral, covering the work taken in the major field. All students must register in advancefor comprehensive examinations. Students should consult with TROY Online regarding procedures for scheduling and takingcomprehensive examinations. This examination is usually taken during the last semester/term prior to graduation.The passing of the comprehensive exam is not to be considered a waiver of any other requirement for any program. Students whohave unsuccessfully attempted the comprehensive exam may not change their program of study.Should students fail the comprehensive exam, they must successfully retake the exam within one year of the date originallytaken.Procedures1. Choose a proctor that meets the guidelines set by our proctor policy.2. Submit your choice using the online Comp Exam Proctor Form at https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/CEProctorForm.aspx3. TROY Online staff will review your proctor's information and your academic records.4. If your proctor cannot be approved, you will be notified to locate another one and submit a new form.5. If your records reveal that you have met the requirements necessary before attempting the Comp Exam, you will be sent astudy guide and the testing window dates for the exam which are also posted on the Academic Calendar. The Comp Exam isalways given the second week of the term.6. About a week prior to the testing window, TROY Online staff will send your Comp Exam to your proctor and you will receivean email notifying you that your exam has been sent.7. You will then need to contact your proctor to confirm receipt of the exam information and to schedule an exam appointmentduring the specified testing window.Note:You will not be contacted by TROY Online immediately after submitting the Comp Exam Proctor form. You can expect toreceive the study guide and dates or a message from us within 7-10 days. There is a 50 Comp Exam fee posted to your account.The comp fee will not be posted immediately. Usually it will be posted to your account within a month. .Proctor Options Approved third-party testing center Troy site Military Education OfficeIn most cases, you should expect to pay a fee for proctoring services. Fees average around 25, but can be higher or lowerdepending on the proctor you aspxThe Comprehensive and Capstone exams for Troy Online students are administered at our Riverfront Campus location at1510 3rd Ave, Phenix City, Alabama. You must complete the online graduate Comprehensive Exam Proctor Form by goingto the website above and completing the proctor form.All Phenix City campus students are required to take their Comps on campus. Contact your department for details.
14Phenix City/Columbus/Ft BenningDo You Need a PROCTOR for an EXAM?If you are a Graduate or Undergraduate student and need a proctor for your Blackboard exam,please complete the “TROY Online Proctor Form” by using the Blackboard Exam xEnter your student ID, your class(es) that require a proctor will appear, select “AcademicTesting Center” and enter the information below.Riverfront CampusProctor Name – Vanda ZavalaProctor Title – Testing OfficerProctor Phone – 334-448-5232Proctor e-mail – pctesting@troy.eduFacility
Tuition and Fees . .17 Columbus/Ft Benning Dropping / Withdrawinga from Cla se .26 . Malcolm McSwean - Disability Services Coordinator 100 University Park Troy, AL 36082 Fax: 334-670-5679 Phone: 334-808-6553 . Refer to the college, school and department sections for specialized accreditation information. .
