Page 172 of Scripps College Academic Catalog 2004-2006 by Scripps College - The Women's College - Claremont

Scripps does not penalize the student who, having entered a joint program, decides for any reason to withdraw from it. Such a student should return to her Scripps adviser for counsel and, in consultation with the dean of the faculty if necessary, plan to complete requirements for the Scripps B.A.The proposed plan should be petitioned according to normal procedures through the Scripps Committee on Academic Review. While officially in residence at Scripps through the fourth year, a student participating in joint programs with CGU may wish to petition to the dean of students to live off campus. It is assumed that she will not live in the Colleges residence halls after the fourth year. Program in Business Administration The Drucker M.B.A. program at The Claremont Graduate University is a strategy and leadership program designed so that students can earn an M.B.A. with one additional year of course work beyond the B.A.A student in any major may participate in the Drucker M.B.A. program with The Claremont Graduate University.A total of 15 courses (60) units is required for the M.B.A. degree.Application to this joint accelerated program should be made by November 1 in the students junior year. For more information, contact the Drucker M.B.A. program at (909) 621-8073 and the Scripps adviser for this program, Professor Patricia Dillon. Programs with the Center for Politics and Economics Politics and Public Policy Students may apply for admission to one of three joint B.A./M.A. programs in public policy (M.A.P.P.), international studies (M.A.I.S.), and politics (M.A.P.). Requirements for the program include: 1.Three graduate courses (four units each) in the senior year: a. CPP 480 The Nature of Political Science Inquiry. b.A core course in the students chosen track. c.An elective course selected in consultation with the students undergraduate and graduate advisers. 2.After graduating with their senior classmates, joint B.A./M.A. students spend their fifth year completing 24 units of graduate course work and directed study. 3. During their final semester, students prepare and defend a masters research paper, using a threemember faculty committee. Contact Professor Donald Crone for information about the programs detailed below. American Politics: The Program in American Politics is designed to provide a stimulating intellectual environment in the fields of American political institutions and processes, political philosophy, public administration, and constitutional law.This provides background for careers in government, public affairs, and law. Scripps students of any major can apply. Undergraduate preparation in politics and economics should be undertaken. 170 SCRIPPS COLLEGE COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAMS

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