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College of Health Sciences TIPS (Transfer Information for Producing Success)

College of Health Sciences TIPS (Transfer Information for Producing Success) . Main Campus-College of Health Sciences. “Where the Action Is”. Departments. Communicative Disorders (CD) – Chair Mike Weiss Health – Chair Bethann Cinelli Kinesiology – Chair Frank Fry

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College of Health Sciences TIPS (Transfer Information for Producing Success)

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  1. College of Health Sciences TIPS (Transfer Information for Producing Success)

  2. Main Campus-College of Health Sciences “Where the Action Is”

  3. Departments • Communicative Disorders (CD) – Chair Mike Weiss • Health – Chair Bethann Cinelli • Kinesiology – Chair Frank Fry • Nursing – Chair Cheryl Monturo • Nutrition – Jeff Harris • Sports Medicine – Chair Carolyn Jimenez

  4. Initial Advising • Meet with the Chair or Program Director to review your transfer credits • Be sure that all of your credits are accounted for – you may have to resend your transcript if something is missing • Map out your curriculum • Ask about pre-requisite courses • Ask about requisites outside of the curriculum

  5. More Advising • Each student will be assigned a faculty advisor that will assist with scheduling classes, curriculum mapping & planning your future • Make it a point to meet your advisor during the first 2 weeks of the fall semester. Email themto set up a short meeting or stop by during their office hours for a quick introduction • Be sure to ask how they will be handling advising appointments around scheduling dates

  6. Scheduling • Scheduling is completed on-line • You will need to meet with your advisor to have your “flag” removed (this is a scheduling hold) • Once your advisor removes your flag you will be allowed to schedule on your designated time/date • Familiarize yourself with the scheduling system

  7. Make sure you complete the process– some students do not complete the last step and have not been enrolled in their classes

  8. Internships • Almost all of our programs have some sort of internship requirement (student teaching, clinical hours, etc) and most are off-campus • Pay attention to the pre-requisitessfor these experiences – be sure to have all required paperwork/certifications completed too

  9. Problem Solving • If you run into difficulty, check with your professor/advisor/Dept. Chair – they may be able to help you • If it is a policy issue, refer to the Undergraduate Catalog or the Ram’s Eye View • Many policies are time sensitive – be sure to find & abide by the timeline for the policy • Most needed forms are located on the Registrar’s page

  10. Student Organizations • There are multiple student organizations open to you. • Campus-wide • Departmental • There are also many volunteer opportunities

  11. Scholarships • Check the WCU Catalog for a complete list • Departmental Scholarships • University Wide Scholarships

  12. Dean’s Office • CHS Website

  13. Parking • Get here early – parking is tight • Shuttleservice between N & S Campus – it takes 10-15 minutes to go between the bus stops • Do not schedule back to back classes if 1 is on N. Campus & the other is on S. Campus • You will be ticketed and/or towed if you do not register your car & get a parking permit

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