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Online Catalog Search Activity
*Assignment can be adapted for iPad use.
Use the ECPI Catalog available found here: http://ecpi.smartcatalogiq.com/en/current/Catalog . It is the newest
edition. Answer the following questions found within the ECPI University Catalog.
Instructions (These should be posted under the document upload activity in Moodle):
Upload completed assignment here. Copy and paste each question into a Word document and respond beneath
each question in full sentences. Answer each question in your own words (do not copy and paste). Provide the
page number on which the information is found. Save the document as first name, last initial_scavengerhunt.
Example: CrystalE_Scavengerhunt.
If you have questions, please ask.
University
1. Who is the accrediting body for ECPI?
ECPI is accredited by the commission on colleges of the Southern Association of colleges and school to
award baccalaureate degrees.
2. What does this mean for you as a student?
ECPI University was established as a career oriented student centered institution and pursued a path of a
addressing the needs of students.
3. Who is the founder of ECPI?
ECPI University was founded Richard Dreyfus
4. When was ECPI founded?
ECPI founded in 1966.
5. In what state was ECPI founded?
ECPI founded Norfolk, Virginia.
Academic Progress
1. What is a Change of Program? How many times can it be done? What actions are not considered a
Change of Program?
Students will be allowed one change of program and the student may change his or her program at any
point of his or her enrollment. The following changes are NOT considered a change of program:
Change from a day to an evening version of the same program.
Change from an associates to a bachelors degree in the same program.
Change from one concentration to another concentration within the same program.
2. How is Class Standing Determined?
Class standing is determined by credits earned, according to the following criteria:
Freshman: 0 23 semester credit hours earned
Sophomore: 24 47 semester credit hours earned
Junior: 48 71 semester credit hours earned
Senior: 72 or more semester credit hours earned
Foundational courses are not included when determining class standing and academic progression.
3. What is S.A.P?
S.A.P is satisfactory academic progress.
4. How does S.A.P affect you as a student?