...
All undergraduate students who enter Baruch have a negative service indicator assigned. This indicator, 'APS' (Academic Plan Status) is accompanied by a service indicator reason of 'INTND' (Intended Plan: must apply). When students apply and are accepted into one of the three academic groups, the 'APS' service indicator is removed and is replaced by the positive service indicator, 'ACP' (Accepted in Official Major) with one of the following three service indicator reasons. For those students accepted in the School of Public Affairs, the service indicator reason is 'SPAF' (Admitted to SPAF); for those students accepted in the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, the service indicator reason is 'WEISS' (Admitted to Weissman School); for those students accepted in the Zicklin School of Business, the service indicator reason is 'ZICKL' (Admitted to the Zicklin School). These service indicator reasons are mutually exclusive, meaning that the same 'ACP' service indicator should not be assigned with more than one service indicator reason.
| Note |
|---|
| NOTE THAT: There is one exception to the above policy. Certain students, who have been officially accepted in their major, may have to meet additional requirements. For example, Accounting majors students with the 'APS' negative service indicator is reapplied but the service indicator reason is 'ADDRQ' (Must satisfy additional req). These students and only these students would have the negative service indicator of 'APS' with the service indicator reason of 'ADDRQ' as well as the positive service indicator of 'ACP' with the service indicator reason of 'ZICKL' (this is a Zicklin issue). |
...