1. Goalsfor todays session Exercise & Sport Science

• Review fall-spring course scheduling, and register for fall classes.

Learn appropriate skills to register in future terms.

Learn registration tricks.

Sign up OSU email (ONID) account.

2. SuppliesExercise & Sport Science

OSU Catalog/Registration handbook

3-Term Planner

Major Sheet

Colored PIN card

Pencil & Eraser

3. 4. 5. Double DippingExercise & Sport Science

Double dipping refers to taking a course in your major which also satisfies a Baccalaureate Core requirement.

These courses are noted on the major requirement side of the major sheet with an alphabetical abbreviation following the course title (ex:PSY 201 General Psychology (SPI)).

The alphabetical abbreviation matches the Baccalaureate categories on the reverse side of the major sheet .

6. EXSS majors must maintain a minimum 2.25 option GPA, and a minimum 2.5 GPA in all EXSS & NUTR prefixed courses 7. EXSS majors must maintain a minimum 2.25 option GPA, and a minimum 2.5 GPA in all EXSS & NUTR prefixed courses 8. PrerequisitesExercise & Sport Science

Many classes haveENFORCED PREREQUISITES .These are noted on the Catalog, but may not be up to date on the major sheet.Be sure to follow these! Sample slide to follow

Generally, courses listed sequentially are in prerequisite order, but not always! Be sure to check.

9. Example of Enforced Pre-req When registering, always scroll over to readpre-requisites. 10. What you will see when you register Note: Lecture & recitation 11. Alpha Sectioned ClassExercise & Sport Science

WRITING 121 (Alpha)

• A-G: FallH-N: WinterO-Z: Spring

12. Introduction CoursesExercise & Sport Science

ALS 199 : U Engage (2 cr) Fall only

EXSS 199: Learning In Communities (LinC) (F/W)

EXSS 131: Intro to Exercise & Sport Science (F)

EXSS 132:Intro to Allied Health Professions

(PTAH Option) (F/W/S)

EXSS 158: Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries

(AT Option) (F/W)

13. EXSS Major requirements

Require students to maintain aminimum Option GPA of 2.25 and all EXSS prefixed courses GPA of 2.50.

Students must meet major/option GPA requirements to register and participate in EXSS Practicum and Internships.Must also meet major/option GPA to earn degree.

14. Professional ProgramAthletic Training Education Program (ATEP)

• Athletic Training Applicants must:

• Complete CH 121 and PHAR 210*

• Complete EXSS 158 & 159 with C+ or better

• Maintain 2.5 GPA minimum

• Submit application and cover letter; complete oral, written and practical examinations with 70% or above on each

• Complete CH 122 & 123 by fall term of acceptance into ATEP

• Complete CPR & First Aid certification by fall term of acceptance into ATEP

• * If unable to take, students will still be eligible for program

15. MATH/SCIENCEExercise & Sport Science

Placement Test Scores

Below 11 = Math 065

11-16 = Math 095

17-23 = Math 111

24-32 = Math 112, 245

Math 112 is required for all EXSS Majors

NOTE:Classes below the 100 level (Math 065 and 095) do not accrue graduation credits, and have an additional cost.

16. Importance of MATH Placement

Indicates which college level MTH class you are prepared to go into

MTH 111 = College Algebra

Of those scoring below 17, but took MTH 111,

47% got a D, F, W, or U

Of those scoring 17 or higher, 22% got a D, F, W, or U

~ 75% of those who failed MTH 111 scored less than 17 on the assessment.

17. Adjustments

IF you scored into MTH 065 or 095, place appropriate course in FALL term.

IF you scored into MTH 065/095 and have NEVER taken Chemistry, move CH 121 to WINTER , CH 122 to SPRING, and plan on taking CH 123 in SUMMER.

IF you scored into MTH 095, and HAVE TAKEN and passedCH in high school, you can do both MTH 095 & CH 121 in FALL.

IF you scored into MTH 095, but have taken and passed more than Algebra II in high school within the past year, consider taking MTH 103 to brush up on math skills before taking MTH 111 in winter.

IF you are considering PRE-MED, take CH 221-223 instead of the 121-123 series (but only if you have taken CH before)

18. Choosing Bacc Core courses:

EXSS majors should focus on the categories of

Cultural Diversity

Literature & Arts

Difference, Power & Discrimination

19. LinC Learn(Learning In Communities) EXSS (2 term format- F & W)

Fall term

PTAH option(CLOSED!!)

HHS 231 Lifetime Fitness CRN # 14122 TR 2:00-2:50

EXSS 199 (LinC Seminar)CRN # 17207 M 9:00-9:50

F&N and PETE options

EXSS 131 Intro to EXSS CRN # 17687 MW 1:00-1:50

EXSS 199 (LinC Seminar) CRN # 16811 F 11:00-11:50

AT option(CLOSED!!)

EXSS 199 (LinC Seminar) CRN # 17206 W 9:00-9:50

EXSS 131Intro to EXSS CRN # 17687 MW1:00-1:50

HHS 231 Lifetime Fitness CRN # 14121 TR11:00-11:50

LinC participants must participate

in all indicated courses

20. Credit Overview Exercise & Sport Science

12 credits constitutes a full-time student

180 credits necessary to graduate, thus average is 15 credits per term for 4 years

21. Be ready and informed for winter classes!

Winter 10 registration will begin during fall term (November).

Please join us for our First Year Success advising sessions fall term.

Look out for an email to RSVP for your majors session.

2009 22. First Year Success Flyer Exercise and Sport Science Milam 116 HHS 541-737-8900 Carey, Eric, Katie, Alysia 23. Completion of Schedule Exercise & Sport Science

We will go to the computer lab as a group to register! Please stay with presenter while working through student on-line registration process .

Make sure you know your GAP(if you or your parents previously accessed OSU on-line services, it was likely changed).

Use the Schedule of Classes on the OSU Catalog to build your schedule.

Begin planning schedule by checking for classes in your major, which tend to be single-section courses.Then, fill in with courses which have multiple sections.

As you complete your schedule, have it reviewed by an Advisor.

Turn in the WHITE copy of your schedule to an Advisor before you leave today

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