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Registration & Graduation Notes for Chemistry Majors - Winter Term 2009
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1. Priority Registration
W09 - Priority is based on credits earned plus
in progress. If you are a continuing student at OSU, you do not
need a new PIN to register for winter term. If you are new to OSU winter
term and a chemistry major, contact Dr. Pastorek to get your PIN. Phase One starts Sunday - Nov 15 - you can register for max of 16 cr during Phase One. Phase Two starts Thursday - Dec 3 - you can register for up to 19 cr
For your exact day and time for registration,
sign on to Student Online Services, then select “Registration,” then
“Check Your Registration Status.” Registration status will be available
approximately one week before registration begins. Otherwise, see
Registrar for re-enrollment and registration procedures. |
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2. Special Notes
- Important Read These!
Courses: Option Requirements and Opportunities for Chemistry Options: Business option.
All
Business courses are using Enforced Prerequisites. If you are unable to
register for a business course you can
request an override online at:
http://www.bus.oregonstate.edu/services/ or specifically use
the form
https://surveys.bus.oregonstate.edu/BsgSurvey2_0/main.aspx?SurveyID=2227
PreMed option: Because PHL 444 is sometimes not scheduled, students with the Premed option should review the list of substitute courses. Check the Additional Info link for your option at http://www.chemistry.oregonstate.edu/undergrad/curricula.html for explanations, additions, and changes for requirements. Chemistry Educ option: There are several substitutions for SED 309 and SED 416 that are no longer offered, Check the Additional Info link for your option at http://www.chemistry.oregonstate.edu/undergrad/curricula.html for explanations, additions, and changes for requirements. |
Students planning to graduate W10 or F10 should submit an Application
for Bachelor's degree. You do this online at:
http://catalog.oregonstate.edu/ChapterDetail.aspx?key=6#Section54
Make sure that you declare your degree (B.S. or B.A.),
chemistry as your major, and your give the complete name of your option(s) if your degree is a B.S.
More information for chemistry students at:(http://www.chemistry.oregonstate.edu/undergrad/advising/auditsandgraduation.htm).
5. Declared Electives
For some options, the student must have elective courses
approved. For the advanced chemistry and advanced
biochemistry options of the B.S degree or the B.A.
degree, students are required to have
their career-supportive electives approved by their adviser
Fall
quarter of the junior year. For the business
option you must specify which business courses will be used
for upper division electives. For the chemical education option,
the secondary endorsement area should be based on a primary endorsement other
than chemistry.
6. Research and Internships
Check out the
faculty research pages and contact faculty directly to setup an appt to
discuss research opportunities in their labs. To register for undergraduate research (CH 401) &
internships (CH 410), students must fill the
blanket number form
available
at this link or in the chemistry office. See directions for registering for
these courses at
http://www.chemistry.oregonstate.edu/undergrad/advising/BlanketCourses.html
7. Other
PHOTO Please arrange to get your picture taken for the graduate's picture
board that is displayed in the hallway of Gilbert Hall. Compliments of the
Chemistry department, please make an appointment to get your photo taken at the
Shutterbug on Monroe Street (next to Subway).
Exit Poll. We encourage all graduating seniors to fill out and submit the exit poll (see link at the top) This information is used for planning purposes and also to support applications for teaching grants. And we would like to know how we are doing!
At the chemistry advising WEB site, you will find a great deal of information including registration schedules, B.S. and B.A. curricula in four forms (requirements by area, check lists, timetables by term, and by year), a list of prerequisites and terms that courses are taught, and a link to course equivalents from other institutions.
updated 11/09/2009 (cp)