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OHLONE COLLEGE

Welcome to Ohlone College! We are happy to tell you about all we have to offer.

At Ohlone you will start your college education off right. Ohlone will prepare you to transfer to a four-year university as a junior, or help you receive an associate degree or career certificate that will help you get a good job.

Ohlone has the fifth highest university transfer rate in the state. You can be among the many students who complete their freshmen and sophomore years of college at Ohlone and then transfer to the University of California, California State University, or another four-year university to finish a bachelor degree.

If you transfer from Ohlone, you will be well prepared for a university. Ohlone students transfer with and maintain a higher GPA than the average for all community college transfer students, and they graduate with a higher GPA than students who spend all four years at a university. Ohlone is particularly good at preparing students for university studies thanks to highly professional faculty who are dedicated to teaching and helping students develop. We also have excellent student support services to help students reach their educational goals. Today you will learn about the programs and services we provide.

Enjoy learning about all we have to offer you at Ohlone College.

Sincerely,

Gari Browning, Ph.D. President/Superintendent Ohlone College

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Newark Campus

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3:00-3:30pm

Registration • lst Floor Lobby

3: 15-4:45pm

Po rent Orientation • 2nd Floor, Room NC2l 00

3:30-4:30pm

Student Orientation

4:30-6:30pm

Registration with Counselors

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MORNING SESSION 8:30-9:00om

Registration • lst Floor Lobby

9:00-10:30om

Student Orientation

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Po rent Orientation • 2nd Floor, Room NC21 00

10:30om-12:00pm Registration with Counselors

My name is Am it Patel and I am your ASOC Student Government President.

Many of you have just graduated high school and are taking your first step into college .

Some of you may be returning to college after a break. Whatever your reason for being here at Ohlone College today, I want you all to know that the Associated Students are always here to serve in any way we can to make the lives of students easier.

By listening to your needs, wants and concerns and finding ways to address those needs, we try to create an atmosphere where students are happy with their college experience.

Unlike student government in high school, Ohlone's Associated Students are very active not only within our college but within the community and the state government. We advocate for education at the state level and work towards allowing every student to have access to the education they seek. We are here to drive change, while preserving the Ohlone slogan "A World of Cultures United in

Learning."

AFTERNOON SESSION 1:00-1 :30pm

Registration • lst Floor Lobby

1:30-3:00pm

Student Orientation

1:45-3: 15pm

Po rent Orientation • 2nd Floor, Room NC21 00

3:00-4:30pm

Registration with Counselors

If ASOC is something any of you are interested in, please feel free to ask me any questions you have or any other of the ASOC members you run into over the course of the semester. lfyou are interested in becoming an ASOC Senator, applications are available during the first three weeks of schoo I! You can pick up the applications in Building 7 on the second floor at the Campus Activities Window.

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Enhance your learning experience and discover who you want to become and how you can give back to the community.

On behalf of the ASOC, I welcome you to Ohlone College.

Password: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ My Counselor is: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Contact information: ________________

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Amit Patel President Associated Students of Ohlone College

~ 201] ACADEMIC CALENDAR May 17-18

Fri - Sat

Freshman Days Priority Registration

May 20

Mon

Registration begins for new and former students with a completed application; use WebAdvisor

May 27

Mon

Holiday: MEMORIAL DAY (Ohlone College closed); WebAdvisor remains open

Aug 26

Mon

FALL SEMESTER INSTRUCTION BEGINS

Aug 30

Fri

Last day that students are added into classes from the wait list

Aug 30

Fri

Last day to add full-term class without instructor's signature

Aug 31 - Sep 2

Sat- Mon

Holiday: LABOR DAY (weekend and Monday classes DO NOT meet; Ohlone College closed)

Sept 3

Tue

Last day to drop full-term class and be eligible for a refund

Sept 6

Fri

Last day to add full-term class with instructor's signature

Sept 6

Fri

Last day to drop full-term class in person without a W grade

Sept 6

Fri

Last day to submit petition to audit fu 11-term class

Sept 8

Sun

Last day to drop full-term class online without a W grade

Sept 9

Mon

Census: Student enrollment numbers reported to State

Sept 20

Fri

Last day to submit petition to complete class on a pass/no pass basis

Oct 4

Fri

Last day to apply for Fall 2013 graduation for degrees or certificates; use WebAdvisor

Nov 11

Mon

Holiday: VETERANS' DAY (Ohlone College closed)

Nov14

Thu

Last day to drop from full-term class with a W grade

Nov 28- Dec 1

Thu- Sun

Holiday: THANKSGIVING (weekday and weekend classes DO NOT meet; Ohlone College closed)

Dec 6

Fri

Last day of instruction before Final Exams

Dec 7- 13

Sat - Fri

Final Exam Period - see complete Fall Final Exam Schedule

Dec 13

Fri

Last day of the semester

Dec 18

Wed

Grades available via WebAdvisor; grades are posted as they are received

Dec 24- Jan 1

Tue- Wed

Winter Break (Ohlone College closed)

Jan 27

Mon

Spring 2014 Semester instruction begins

Admissions and R e c o r d s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 510.659.6100 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7249 510.742.2340 Newark: First Floor, Wing 3, Room NC1312

The Office of Admissions and Records provides admission and registration information to all students. The office maintains accurate recordsofstudentattendance and academic records. It provides information to students regarding application status, enrollment verification, grades and college transcripts.

admissions@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.ed u/admissions

DON'T FORGET/I You have 5 days to pay your tuition and fees after registration or you will lose your classes.

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EDUCATION PAYS Education pays in higher earnings and lower unemployment rate Unemployment rote in 2012 2.5%

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Source: Bureau of Labor Sta~stics, Current Population Survey

Office of the Ombudsperson------------510.659.7376 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7246 ombudsperson@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/ombudsperson

The Office of the Ombudsperson provides o sofe ond comfortable environment for students to discuss com pi oints, concerns or problems confidentially. When oppropriote, the office will initiote on informol intervention with the gool of focilitoting o resolution thot is acceptable to oil porties involved.

Debbie Trigg Director, Student Life, EOPS &Ombudsperson

Peer Mentor P r o g r a m - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 51 0.659.6031 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor newstude nt@ ohl one .edu www.oh lone.edu/ pe ermentors

Peer Mentors ore Ohl one College stu dents who porti ci pote in recruiting ond retoini ng Ohlone College students. Peer Mentors primorily os~st with Welcome Doy, compus tours, orientation, ond high school outreoch.

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FinanciaiAid----------------------------------------510.659.6150 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7249 510.742.2340 Newark: First Floor, Wing 3, Room NC1312

financiaLaid@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/finaid

The Financial Aid Office assists students in meeting their educational costs while attending Ohlone College. Since financial oid funds ore limited, early application is encouraged. In addition, there ore many scholarships ovoiloble ond on emergency short-term loon program. Students must be enrolled in 6 semester units with o minimum 2.0 GPA to qualify for finonaol oid.

Deborah Griffin Director, Financial Aid Foster Youth Liaison, FAFSA, SAP Workshops, Fino ncial Aid Orientation

To provide better and more comprehensive services to our Ohlone College Financial Aid students, each Financial Aid team member is assigned a caseload by students' last name. If you have any questions, contactthe team member assigned to your last name.

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FA Orientation, FAFSA, SAP, Emergency loons, Sch ol orshi ps 510.659.7332

Veterans Benefits, Col Grants 510.979.7548

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Wing Hung

Janice Fontero Work Study 510.659.7378

Return to Title IV 510.659.6011

Thao Nguyen

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Minh Dinh

loons, loan Workshops 510.659.6195

Pel IGrants 510.742.2342

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)--510.659.6152 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7249 eops@ohlone.edu www.ohl one .edu/eops

EO PS is a retention-based progrom that is designed to assist students by providing special support services offered by the college. It is a progrom that identifies, recruits, places, and retains students who are affected by Ia nguag e, social and economic barriers.

Sandy Bennett

Debbie Trigg

EOPS/CARE Coordinator

Director, Student Life, EOPS &Ombudsperson Mzoo Waters Counselor

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Shawna Lujan Col WORKs Coordinator

lnga Bellamy Student Services Assistant

JanuaryFebruary

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AprilJune

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July D Prepo re spending pion; review course syllabi for school

Go online to www.fufso.ed .gov to print out FAFSA worksheet.

Begin gothering previous yeor's income information.

Attend o FAFSA workshop if you need help completing your opplicotion.

Che(k the Finondol Aid website for upooming dotes at www.ohlone. edu/fino id/workshops.html Research ond opplyfor Ohlone Foundation scholarships for spring opplicotion period.

Visit www.ohlonefound otion.org(student-scholo rship s

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supplies ond textbooks.

Mo ke sure fino ndo I oid file is complete. Check WebAdvisor for finondol oid oword letter.

August D Notify campus ond fino ncio I oid office if there is o

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Prepo re doss schedule in planner ond toke otest wolk oround co mpus.

September D Reseo rch ond opply for ovoilo ble fino ndo Ioid ond

Mol<e sure to submit your FAFSA (either completed ()r estimated) by March 2nd to be considered for the Col Gmnts.

Ohlone submits oil GPA information to the Co l~ornio Student Aid Commission.

Review Student Aid Report (SAR) - mo l<e corrections ond upd otes os oppropriote. If selected for Verification, beg in to gather appropriate documents.

outside scholo rships for fu II semester deo dline.

October- D Continue reseo rching scholo rships offered by loco I ond community ogencies.

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Moke ito gool to keep your GPA above 2.0 ond to complete your registered classes to mo intoin finondol oid oword ...

Finonciol oid oword letters posted on WebAdvisor accounts.

Inform Fino ncio IAid office if plo nning on offending summer do sses.

Register for fu II classes.

Moke sure FAFSA is completed; review SAR. Begin researching scholarships offered by loco Iond community agencies. Also register ot W\짜w.fustweb.com for doily email notices of scholarships ovo ilo ble.

Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) - - - 510.659.6079 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7217 dsps@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/dsps

Disabled Students Progroms and Services {DSPS) is designed to open the doors of education and occupational opportunities for students with disabilities. Specialized services and educational accommodations ore provided to students with disabilities to help them achieve their educational and vocational goals.

Ann Burdett Director, 0SPS

Rosa Burciaga

JoyD awn Olla

Kathleen Schoenecker

Sped ol Prog roms Assistant

Adjunct Counsel or

Accomm odotion Services Specialist, Adjunct LSP Instructor, on d Ad ju net Counselor

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Diane Cheney Learning Disabilities Spedolist &Instructor

Terry Taskey Counselor & Instructor

Counseling Center (Fremont C a m p u s ) - - - - - - - - - - - 510.659.6110 Fremont: Building 7, Third Floor, Room 7322 www.ohlone.edu/counseling

The Counseling Deportment ossists students in plonning ond executing o pion of study thot oppropriotely reflects the students' interests ond motivotion. Counselors provide o Student Education Pion {SEPt guidonce regarding groduotion requirements, tronsfer options, career plonning, personol decision making, ond personol concerns.

We encourage students to see a counselor at least once asemester.

Diane Berkland

Tony Le

Brenda Reynoso

Nadia Dadgar

Jesse MacEwan

Heather Ryan

Jennifer Harper

Susan Myers

Wayne Takakuwa

Lenore Landavazo

Stephanie Ramos

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Mandy Yip International Students

Counseling Center (Newark C a m p u s ) - - - - - - - - - - - 510.742.2340 Newark: First Floor, Wing 3, Room NC1312 www.ohlone.eduIcounseling

Maria Ramirez Janet Corcoran Reg fstered Nu rsfn g

Mike De Unomuno

Physico! Therapist Assistant, Respiratory Th eropist, &Registered Nursing

Puente Program

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Transfer Center------------------------------------510.659.6241 Fremont: Building 7, Third Floor, Lobby transfer@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/transfer

The Transfer Center provides resources ond services so students con explore mojors ond universities, connect with com pus representatives ond events, ond obtoin os~stonce through the transition process.

September D Request informotion from schools you're most

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interested in Attend university preview doys (September-November) Visit the Tmnsfer Center ond leorn obout its services ond resources Attend Tmnsfer Doy lnformolion Foir ond University Ponel

October D Meet with on Ohlone counselor to express your

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pion to tmnsfer; review whot you need to do to be tmn sfer eligible. (Develop Student Educotion Pion) Attend "How to Choose Your Mojor" workshop*

January D Volunteer, work pmt-1ime, or get involved in oclub

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Attend info sessions obout prospeclive universities Apply for finonciol oid

March D Meet with on Ohlone counselor to determine TAG (Tronsfer

enrolling ot CS UEost Boy or UC Berkeley while ottending Ohlone College Register for spring closses Attend university preview doys (SeptemberNovember)

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Admission Guomntee) eligibility March 2nd Deadline for priority Cal Grant consideration

April D Attend prospective university open houses ond com pus doys May D Continue volunteering or remoin involved in octivities to

December D Study hmd for your finols

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or ASOC to enrich your omdemic cmeer Resemch your mojor on ossist.org ond mmpus websites (Visit Tmnsfer Center for ossistonce) Respond quicldy to ony requests for odd ilionol informotion hom privote scholmship orgonizolions, the Colifornio Student Aid Commission, etc.

February D Meet with university reps to refine mojor on dtmn sfer pions

November D Attend on info session ot the Tronsfer Center obout

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Frances Fon Transfer Center Spedolist

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Resemch scholmship opportu nilies

"For workshop dates and times, visit the Transfer Center website: www.ohlone.edu/transfer/workshops.html -7-

enrich your omdemic coreer Study hmd for your finols Register for summer on d/or full courses

Deaf Studies D i v i s i o n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 510.659.6269 510.344.4700 VP Fremont: Building 6, First Floor, Room 6106 deafstu dies@ohlone. edu www.ohlone.edu/deaf studies

Deof Studies Division Counseling Services serve oil current ond prospective Deof ond Hord of Hearing students of Ohlone College. Counselors ore fluent in American Sign longuoge {ASL) ond hove spedolized degrees ond certification required for working with Deof ond Hord of Hearing students.

Nan Zhou

Stefanie Ellis-Gonzales

Counselor

Counselor

Student Health C e n t e r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 51 0.659.6258 Fremont: Building 7, Third Floor, Room 7302 Newark: First Floor, Wing 2, Room NC1214

The Heolth Center provides primory core, first oid, physicals, immunizations, referral services ond heolth education for Ohlone College students. Most services ore covered through the student heolth fee, however, some services require on ominol fee.

studenthealth@ohlone.edu www.ohl one .edu/he alth center Jessica Lopez, MA Medical Assistant

Sally Bratton, FNP Director, Student Health Center

Janet Quijas Executive Assistant

Rosemary O'Neill, MFT, PCC Ufe Coach Personal Counsel or

Sang Leng Trieu, DrPH, CHES Health Education Coordinator

Scan the code to learn more about your Student Health Center at Ohlone

Earn a $10 Target or Starbucks giftcard* by completing the Wellness Needs Assessment in our ustudent Health 101" magazine

http://readshl Ol.com/go2ohlone.html *Giftcards to be awarded to the first 50 students who complete the assessment.

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careers? The counselors on the 3rd floor in Building 7are here to help. Counselors may also assist you with personal concerns.

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Student L i f e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 51 0.659.6255 Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7210 studentlife@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/studentlife

The Student Ufe Office is home to the Student Activities Deportment, the Associated Students of Ohlone College (ASOQ student government, ond Ohlone dubs. The Student Ufe Office coordinates o variety of student activities ond events, leadership workshops, ond mum more. Come by the Student UfeOfficeto find out how you con get involved in compuslife.

Associated Students of Ohlone College (ASOC) 51 0.659.6063

Fremont: Building 7, Second Floor, Room 7210 talk@asoc.com www.ohlone.edu/asoc

Debbie Trigg Director, Student Life, EO PS &Ombudsperson

Renee Wong Gonzalez Student Activities Coordi nolo r

Athletics--------------------51 0.659.6044 Fremont: Building 9 athletics@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.e du/athletics

Chris Warden Director, Athletics

Ohlone College is o member of the Colifornio Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) ond competes within the Coost Conference. Ohlone College's Athletic teoms include men's/women's soccer, men's/women 's woter polo, women's voll eyboll, men's/women'sbosketboll, men's bosebo II, women's softball, ond men's/women 's swimming/diving.

Laura Martinez Executive Assistant

Yvonka Headley 1 Athletics Counsel or

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Library--------------------------------------------510.659.6160 Fremont: Building 1, Third and Fourth Floors 510.742.3128 Newark: First Floor, Wing 1, Room NC1124

The Library/LRC is an essential learning resource for students offering online and in-person services.

Students have access to books and audio-visual materials as well as an extensive digital collection of ebooks and subscription data bases. Librarians teach students how to Iocate information and use library resources effectively through drop-in and one-on-one research assistance appointments. Computers, free wi-fi, small group study rooms, copy, print or scan-to-email services are also available.

www.ohlone.edu/library

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Campus Police Services/Safety and Security------510.659.6111 Fremont: First Floor, Building 20 510.742.2311 Newark: First Floor, Room NCl 001 secu rity@oh lone.ed u www.ohlone.ed u/security

Campus Police Services include campus security, traffic and parking control, prevention and detection of crime, and law and policy enforcement. Campus Police Services make reports of crimes and other emergencies to which they respond. All incoming calls are handled as soon as possible. For medical emergencies on campus, do not hesitate to call 911 and then notify Campus Police Services.

Emergency phones are lomted outside on the second floors of building 2,4,6,and 8, that directly connect to Campus Security. You can also call *81, free of charge, from mmpus pay phones.

PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION Semester parking permits are not available for purchase at the Bookstore. They must be purchased online at: www.ohlone.edu/go/semesterpermit

Please note: Semester parking permits ore NOT VALl Din lots M, N, 0, and Pon the Fremont Campus.

These lots required a$2 day permit. There is no NO GRACE PERIOD forfree parking.

Parking is enforced from the first day of the semester.

Foundation Scholarships 510.659.6020 Fremont: Building 27 www.ohlonefoundation.org/student-scholarships

The Ohlone College Foundation is committed to providing financial assistance to Ohlone College students demonstrating ongoing academic effort and/or financial need. The application process opensApril1 of each year and closes May 1.1n 2013, approximately$ 100,000 will be awarded in scholarships to entering Ohlone College freshman and continuing students. Watch for email announcements and campus flyers when scholarships become available and be sure to apply!

All you need is their first initio I end lost nome EXAMPLE: John Smith would be jsmith@ohlone.edu

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Deaf Studies Lab (DSL) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Fremont: Building 6, First Floor, Room 6104-6105 (entrance to both rooms is through Room 61 05) jkulchinsky@ohlone.edu www.oh lone.ed u/deafstudies/la b

The Deaf Studies Lab (DSL) on the Fremont campus provides Deaf and American Sign Language (ASL) students a place to engage in intensive language interaction. The Lab is fully equipped with Macintosh computer stations with the latest teaching and learning technology available. The computers are equipped with various software packages that allow students to work with video and graphics to create and use projects that improve language (signed and written) and communication skills. In addition, tutoring is available with peers and faculty.

Biology/Chemistry Learning Center (BCLC)------51 0. 979.7948 Fremont: Building 8, Third Floor, Room 8318 kmccue@ohlone.edu www.ohlone.edu/biology/bclc.html

The Biology and Chemistry Labs merged to form the BCLC, which provides free tutoring on a drop-in basis for all of Ohlone' sBiology and Chemistry courses. In addition, the BCLC serves the students enrolled in Health Sciences programs such as Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, and Physical Therapist Assistant. The BCLC has 12 computer stations and numerous biology and allied health software packages to supplement the learning materials in selected courses.

English Learning Center ( E L C ) - - - - - - - - - - - 510.659.6087 Fremont: Hyman Hall, Second Floor 510.742.2371 Newark: First Floor, Wing 1, Room NC1124

The EnglishLearningCentersupports the lab component of all EnglishReadingand Writing classes, provides a number of self-paced, skill-building Englishclasses, and provides free Eng Iishtutoringinwriting, reading, speaking, andlistening for all Ohlone Collegestudents.

www.ohlone.edu/english/elc

Math Learning Center (MLC) - - - - - - - - - - - - 510.659.6174 Fremont: Hyman Hall, Second Floor Newark: Newark Tutoring Center, Second Floor, Wing 3, Room NC2306

Peer tutoring is available on a drop-in basis in the Math Lab. The Lab is equipped with electronic calculatorsand computerterminalsfor student use.

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TUITION:

Students have 5 days to pay tuition after they register for classes. lfthe tuition is not paid within 5 days, students will be dropped from all their classes and must register again.

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Pay with a credit card online via WebAdvisor No additional fees

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Pay through payment plan option $20 fee per semester

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Pay at cashier's office with cash, check or credit card

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$ 46.00/unit (CA residents)

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$218.00/unit (non-residents)

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Electronic Access

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Student Activity

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Health Services

$18.00

ADDITIONAL COSTS:

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Books Parking ($35 for semester pass or $2 per day)

REFUND:

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Request a refund if you drop classes

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College Degrees

Components of a College Degree Your degree consists of courses in:

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general education+ major + electives

Normally requires 3-5 years of work after MAIMS

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MAIMS Masters

Usually 2 + years 30-90 units

BAJBS Bachelor

Junior & Senior 60 degree applicable units

Transfer and/or AA/AS Associate

Lower Division (Ohlone) Upper Division (at University)

Electives

Freshman & Sophomore 60 degree applicable units

General Education (GE)

Bachelor Degree: GE + Major + Electives = 120 + units Associate Degree: GE + Major + Electives = 60 + units - 13 -

TIME MANAGEMENT ~~~ ~ ~r~ t'V toed. ~oil£ r~ be, to~~-7 IF YOU WORK 40 hours/wk 30 hours/wk 20 hours/wk 5-15 hours/wk

TAKE NO MORE THAN 6 units 9 units 12 units* 14-16 units*

*considered "full time" enrollment

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For every unit of class, plan on studying 2-3 hours for that class.

BUILDING A SCHEDULE • Work/Other Commitments • Full Time or Part Time?

• Choosing Classes: • Writing Course • Reading Course • Math Course

• If you need additional classes, here are some options for you: • Personal Development (PD) • Major Preparation Classes • General Education Classes

TIPS FOR SUCCESS 1 . Assess your priorities 2. Get a print-out of your schedule 3. Know important deadlines 4. In September, schedule an appointment to meet with a counselor 5. Take advantage of resources and services 6. Get to know your instructors - monitor progress in your classes 7. Get involved on campus - i nteract w ith classmates, form study groups, join ASOC -1 4 -

English Courses COMPOSITION

READING

English 151A

English 162

Fundamentals of Composition

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English 163 Techniques of Reading

English lOlA Reading and Composition Required for AA degree and transfer to UC/CSU

~ndc~ English 101 B Critical Thinking & Writing about Literature

is required for transfer.

See counselor to determine the appropnate course.

English 101C Critical Thinking & Composition

Math Courses Math 190/190A & B

Math 191

Bas ic M ath

Pre-A lgebra

See counselor to determine appropriate Algebra course

Inter mediate Al gebra

Math 166* Finite M at h

Math 167*

Math 156*

C alculu s for Business a nd Socia l Scie nce

Math for Libera l A rts

Math 159* Statistics

Math 163* Di screte M ath for Computers

Math 103* Linear A lgebra

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,Pv~ZJ~(fl))~~ Taking a PD course is strongly recommended for new students. â&#x20AC;˘

New students who take Personal Development college success classes are MORE successful in college than those who do not.

â&#x20AC;˘ The average GPA for students who took study skills classes in Spring 2011 was 2.90 compared to the average of students not enrolled in PD courses, which was 2.70. â&#x20AC;˘ The rate of students who took study skills classes in Spring 2011 and re-enrolled for the following term was 81% compared to 64% for students not enrolled in PD for Fall.

PD-1 03 Transfer Success: (3 units) Acomprehensive student-centered course designed for leorning how to ensure successful tronsfer too university.

PD-1 OS College Success: (3 units) This course integrotes personol growth, leorning techniques, ocodemic ond coreer success, problem solving, ond criticol ond creotive thinking.

PD-111 Strategies for College Success: (l unit) Students ore ossisted in odjusting to college life ond identifying leorning strotegies, problem solving, ocodemic plonning, criticol thinking, ond individuol motivotion.

PD-113 Strategies for Succeeding in College: (2 units) This course helps students odjust to college by integroting personol growth ond ocodemic success with problem solving, criticol ond creotive thinking.

PD-150 Career Planning: (2 units) Greot!orstudentswhooreundeddedonomojor This course will ollow students to evoluote personol interests, skills, volues, work styles, ond experience ond to relote them to the world of work. Students will olso leorn decision moking, educotion ond coreer plonning, locoting coreer resources, job seorch strotegies, ond lobar morket oworeness.

PD-170 Welcome Day: (V2 unit) Greot for meeting newstudents Through vorious workshops, students willleorn how to be successful in college, whot college services ore ovoiloble to them, ond where things ore loco ted on com pus.

PD-241 College Success for Athletes: (2 units) This course is designed to ossist student-othletes with the odjustment to college level ocodemics ond promote o reolistic understonding of whot is necessory to succeed os on intercollegiote othlete.

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