Advising for RegistrationAdvising for RegistrationSpring 2015Spring 2015

STAFF

Dental HygieneKristyn Quimby– Director, Dental Education and Clinical

Lecturer, EA 1251, krirhawk@iusb.eduSue Szczypka – Secretary, EA 1251. 574-520-4158.

College of Health Sciences Student ServicesLaurie Richards, Student Services Specialist, NS 456.

574-520-4540.Katie Buford katbufor@iusb.edu and Ashley Painter

ashpaint@iusb.edu , Peer Mentors, NS 368.Chris Nelson (cbehrend@iusb.edu) and Sarah Priebe

(saambler@iusb.edu) Academic AdvisorsJanet Gilroy, Director (jgilroy@iusb.edu)

PLANNING is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something

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Summary of information to-date:

Registration packet to be mailed on October 3, 2014 and will assist you with checking your Onestart account and choosing Common Core Electives.

Updates to your ProgramPlan-of-Study (POS) Pre-requisite Course Sequencing List

Spring Registration

New Admission Policy Beginning Fall 2013

PLAN OF STUDY (POS) - BSDH

Courses in blue are required prerequisites and will be calculated for admission into the clinical program as application gpa and science gpa

.

Last advisor who reviewed your record.

Required clinical courses once accepted into the clinical program.

Placement Test Scores

Required courses due to Placement exam results

Replaced with PHSL-P 261 and P262

Name

ID# cgpa pre-req

Placement Test Results: ENG: MATH: Read:

t grade dept crse General Education Courses cr. t grade dept crse Dental Hygiene Courses cr.

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PHSL P261 Anat. & Physiology 5 DHYG H214 Oral Anatomy/Hist/Embry 3PHSL P262 Anat. & Physiology 5 DHYG H303 Dental Radiology 2MICR M250 Microbial Cell Biology 3 DHYG H218 Fundamentals of Dent. Hygi 6MICR M255 Micro Lab 2 DHYG H224 Oral Histology & Emryology 0

CHEM C102 Elementary Chemistry 2 3 DHYG H242 Introduction to Dentistry 1 HPER N220 Nutrition for Health 3

Second Semester DHYG H205 Medical & Dental Emergenc 1

6cr. DHYG H211 Head & Neck Anatomy 2 ENG W131 English Composition 3 DHYG H213 General Pathology 2 SPCH S121 Public Speaking 3 DHYG H219 Clinical Practice 5

DHYG H217 Preventive Dentistry 2 DHYG H305 Radiology Clinic 1

6cr. DHYG H308 Dental Materials 2 PSY P103 Introductory Psychology 3 SOC S161 Principles of Sociology 3

Summer Session 115cr DHYG H300 Clinical Practice II 4

CSCI A106 Comp. Lit 3 DHYG H215 Pharmacology & Therapeutic 2COAS Q110 Information Lit 1 Third Semester

N190/390 Common Core Elective 3 DHYG H250 Local Anesthesia 2B190/399 Common Core Elective 3 DHYG H301 Clinical Practice II 5

T190/390Common Core Elective 3 DHYG H304 Oral Pathology 2 DHYG H306 Radiology Clinic II 1

CHEM C101 Elementary Chemistry 1 3 DHYG H321 Periodontics 2 CHEM C121 Elementary Chemistry Lab 2 DHYG H347 Community Health Education 3

Stats 3Critical Thinking 3 Fourth SemesterNon-Western Culture Elec. 3 DHYG H302 Clinical Practice III 5

DHYG H307 Ragiology Clinic III 1 DHYG H309 Pract. Of Comm. Dent. Hygi 2

DHYG H320 Prac. Mgmt., Ethics, & Juris 2DHYG H351 Advance Clinical Procedures 2

MATH M012M004 Introduction to Algebra 3cr. DHYG H444 BSDH Capstone (online) 3MATH M013A100 Basic Algebra 4cr.MATH M014M107 College Algebra 3cr.ENG W031 Pre-Composition 3 cr. plan complete

ENG W130 Principles of Composition 3 cr.

EDUC U100 Threshold Seminar 3 cr. 57 12 = General Education + Open ElectivesEDUC X101 Reading Skills 3cr. 63 0 = Dental Major Courses

120 0 = Degree Total (Minimum 80 cr.)Courses not done yetPre-requisities 120 0 # of credits completed @ IU*Required Gen Ed Course but not Pre-Requisite * min 60 credits at IU to be eligible for distinction

Summary Information

minor

Required if HS Chem (full year) less than C or more than 5 yrs old

Indiana University South BendBachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene

antic graduation date

review datedistinction*

Placement Exam Courses

Critical/Analytical/Science

Communication

Social Competence

Arts & Humanities & other elective

First Semester

If you began your studies in Fall 2013 or later…

Placement Test Scores

Courses in blue are required prerequisites and will be calculated for admission into the clinical program as application gpa and science gpa

Required clinical courses once accepted into the clinical program.

Last advisor to review

PoliciesPolicies

IU SOUTH BEND 2014-15 CAMPUS BULLETIN

http://www.iu.edu/~bulletin/iusb/2014-2015//

Grade Replacement Policy- You may grade replace three courses or a maximum

of 10 credit hours. The second grade will be calculated into your cumulative-grade-point-average.

- You must request Student Services to process paperwork after you have received your grade and successfully completed the repeat. Email, call or stop in.

- Registrar’s Office processes paperwork…can take up to 2 weeks for processing depending on time of year.

- For more information refer to IU South Bend Bulletin.

Policies that Affect Enrollment

Policies

You may withdraw from a course online (Onestart) through the 10th week of a semester. Always check the academic calendar.You do not need faculty

or advisor signature.There is no refund.You will receive a “W”.

Affects of withdrawing:If receiving Financial

Aid, withdrawing may impact your aid package and scholarship awards. Always check with F.A. prior to dropping.

21st Century Scholars must complete 30 credit hours during the academic year.

May place you “out-of-sequence” or push back your application date for admission into Dental Hygiene Program.

BS Dental Hygiene

Choosing Electives

General Education Electives

COMMON CORE ELECTIVES (190 & 390/399)

Please check the faculty General Education Website at: https://www.iusb.edu/general-educ/ for latest listing of courses offered. -Remember, one of your common core electives must

be at a 390/399 level. Your Common Core Electives are N, T and B – one of which must be a 390 or 399 – Junior-level course.

All other General Education descriptions including approved courses can be found at the above web site.

For the BS Dental Hygiene degree program,

the science sequencing of courses remains the same:Completion of MATH-M 107, College Algebra or

Math Placement Test at Level 4.CHEM-C 101/121, Elementary Chemistry I with

lab. • Exception: if you graduated HS within past 3 years

and had one-full year of HS Chemistry (not integrated CHEM/Physics) and you can remember basic principles, you may bypass CHEM-C 101/121 and move to…

CHEM-C 102, Elementary Chemistry II, 3 cr. hrs. Offered spring, summer I and fall.

Science Sequence

CHEM-C102 is the prerequisite requirement

for PHSL-P 261 (A&P I) and MICR-M 250/M255 (Microbiology). PHSL-P 261 is offered in spring and fall; MICR-M 250/M255 spring, summer session II and fall.

BSDH students must take MICR-M250/M255. If you enroll in M250/M255 and need to withdraw from M250, you must withdraw from both.

PHSL-P262 is offered in spring and summer I.

Science Sequencing continued…

• Mrs. Kristyn Quimby,

Program Director, is happy to meet with you and review the admission process and technical standards required of a Dental Hygienist.

Admission into Dental Hygiene is Competitive…

November 3-8

Are You Ready to Register for Spring

2015?

Set-up your shopping cart

Look at your Plan of Study (POS) and determine list of courses you wish to enroll for Spring 2015.

REFER TO YOUR REGISTRATION MAILING!

Check for any holds which might prohibit registration. Take care of them!

Choose your classes (use the

blank scheduling sheet we provided in the mailing).

Make sure you have the class number so you can set-up your Onestart registration shopping cart.

Look for Negative Service Indicators “holds” Look for Negative Service Indicators “holds” which might prohibit registration. All which might prohibit registration. All

“holds” must be taken care of 24-48 hours “holds” must be taken care of 24-48 hours prior to registration.prior to registration.

Summary

Check Onestart Account for the following: Holds: Financial,

Immunization, Advising. Contact the appropriate office for resolution.

Check for your registration appointment. This is your first opportunity to register for classes online. It is not an advising appointment. Will provide time and date when your ability to register is active.

See Student Services with your questions. You can also email cbehrend@iusb.edu , saambler@iusb.edu or jgilroy@iusb.edu

Set-up your shopping cart with proposed classes. Meet with an advisor to review your selections.

Register on-time. This will insure first and best opportunity to secure seats in the courses you have selected.

If you physically do not know how to register, choose your classes and on your time/date go to the Gateway Information Center, Main Lobby of the Administration Bldg. and they can assist you with inputting your class selections into the computer.

That concludes our Advising for Registration Presentation

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