Transcript AU4U: Registration & Orientation

Preparing for Your Spring
2015 Registration
Appointment
September/October 2014
Crouse Center for Student Success

What is the Crouse Center?
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What are the requirements of a Bachelor’s Degree?
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What is general education?
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What are my major requirements?
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What is an elective? How many do I need?
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How do I create a schedule?
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What happens during my registration appointment?
 Academic
Advisors
• Assist you in making decisions
• Answer questions
• Help you sort out your options
• Inform you
• Listen
• Will not tell you what to do, but will help you
understand the options
General Education Requirements
(20-28 semester hours)
+
Major Requirements
(30-99 semester hours)
+
Electives
(0-?? Semester hours)
_______________________________________
120 Semester Hours
 Classes
all students take to meet the
requirements of an education at Aurora
University
 Compliment
 Help
or supplement your major
make you a well-rounded student and
citizen
First Year
Second Year
Third Year
ENG1000: Introduction to Academic Writing
IDS1610: Being Human-Ethics & Morality
IDS2020: Trajectories of Human History
IDS2030: Science & Society
IDS3040: Global Justice
Junior-Year Assessment
 Resources
• 2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalog
 Received a copy at AU4U
 www.aurora.edu/documents/academics/undergraduatecatalog-2014-15.pdf
• Four-Year Plan
 Received a copy at AU4U
 www.aurora.edu/academics/resources/crouse-center/fouryear-plans.html
• Academic Evaluation
 To
view your
Academic
Evaluation, click on
WebAdvisor at the
bottom of the
homepage at
www.aurora.edu
 Click
on Log In at the top of the screen
 If you need assistance logging in, contact the
ITS Help Desk at 630-844-5790
 After
logging in, click on the Students menu
 Click
on Academic Evaluation
 Your
major should be listed under Active Programs
 Choose your major and click Submit
 If
you are thinking about changing your major, choose a
new major from the What if I changed my program of
study? drop-down menu to see an Academic Evaluation
with those requirements
 Your
Academic
Evaluation shows
all of the
requirements for
your degree
(Not started)
You haven’t started this requirement.
(In Progress)
You have started this requirement, but there is still
more to be done.
(Pending completion of unfinished activity)
You are registered for the requirement that will
complete this category.
(Complete)
You have completed this requirement!
 Any
course not required for general education
or your major
 Electives:
• are interesting
• are courses in a subject in which you might want to
earn a major or minor
• compliment your major and general education
coursework
 How
many credits are required for your major?
 How
many credits are required for your general
education program?
 Subtract
that number from 120
 Example
• Business Administration major (68 credits)
• General Education program (24 credits)
• Electives needed (28 credits)
 Search
for courses
 Sketch
out a plan
 Make
decisions
 Meet
with your academic advisor to discuss
 After
clicking on WebAdvisor from the homepage at
www.aurora.edu, click on Search for Course Sections
 Set
the Term as Spring Semester 2015 and the Location as
AUR-Aurora-Main Campus
 You
can search for courses by Subject, such as IDSInterdisciplinary Studies (IDS1610), MTH-Mathematics
(MTH1100), etc.

You can type in Course Numbers if you want
Example: This search will display all Math courses, all
Accounting courses, all sections of COM1550, and all sections of
IDS1610 offered in Spring 2015 on the Aurora campus
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You can limit your search to certain days/times
Example: This will display the only the courses indicated that
meet on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays between 8:00 am
and 12:00 pm
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Shows if the
course is open,
closed, or
waitlisted. Try to
choose open
classes.
Click on the
course title
for a
description
of the
course.
Shows
when/where the
class meets. Also
includes final
exam
information.
Shows how many seats are
still available/the capacity
of the class/and how many
students are waiting to get
into the course (if the
course is waitlisted).
Make sure you’ve met all
prerequisites for a
course. If a course states
Adult Degree
Completion, you cannot
take that course.
 Using
an advising worksheet can help organize class
choices
 12-17
 30
credits = full-time status
credits = sophomore status
 MAP
grant requires 15 credits
 No
courses after 6:00 p.m. (except physical
education activities courses and science labs)
 No
adult degree completion courses
 Spring
athletes may receive a participation credit
(remind your advisor)
 Course
choices
• use the advising worksheet included in your packet
• too many courses are better than too few
 Registration
form
 Tuition/Fees
Payment Agreement form
 Questions
 Fill
out the top portion with your contact information
 You will fill out the rest of the form with your advisor
 Fill
out the top portion
 Sign and date the bottom of the form

30 minute appointment times

Arrive at least five minutes prior to your appointment
to check-in

Remember to bring a form of identification (AU ID,
Driver’s License, etc.)

If you cannot make your appointment and/or have any
questions, please call the Crouse Center at 630-8446870
 The
Crouse Center will be offering review
sessions:
• Monday, October 6 – Thursday, October 9
• 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. (Stop in anytime during these
hours)
• Crouse Center Computer Lab, Eckhart Hall 320

Julie Hall: Criminal Justice (last names M-Z)
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Ryan Hiller: Communication (last names M-Z), Psychology (last names M-Z),
Undecided
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Kris Johnson: Athletic Training, Coaching & Youth Sport Development, Fitness &
Health Promotion, Physical Education
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Brynn Landwehr: Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Finance,
Marketing, Spanish
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Mary Lohrman: Elementary Education (last names A-L), Disabilities Studies, Nursing
(last names A-L), Special Education, Social Work (last names A-L)
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Kidada Robinson: Communication (last names A-L), Communication Sciences &
Disorders, Criminal Justice (last names A-L), Health Science, Media Studies, Music,
Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology (last names A-L), Religion, Sociology
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Lance Robinson: Actuarial Science, Biology, Biology/Secondary Education, English,
English/Secondary Education, History, History/Secondary Education, Mathematics,
Mathematics/Secondary Education
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Caley Thanepohn: Art, Elementary Education (last names M-Z), Nursing (last names
M-Z), Social Work (last names M-Z), Theatre