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Advisor: Corinne Patterson • January 8: Spring classes begin • Petition to Use a Substitute Course: Completing
Office: 889 Rhodes Hall • January 14: Last day to add a class a course at another College/University.
• January 15: MLK Jr. Day, no classes • Grade Replacement Application: Replacing a
Email: pattercc@uc.edu grade for a previously taken course (12 credits
Phone: (513) 556-4744 • January 23: Last day to drop
maximum).
• March 12-18: Spring Break, no classes
• Application for Change of College or Program
• March 23: Last day to withdraw (A&S, CAHS, CECH, & all other colleges):
• Scheduled appointments through Starfish
• February 26: Sum./Fall registration begins Changing majors outside of CEAS.
• Walk-ins: Mondays & Thursdays 1pm-4pm
• April 26: Spring semester ends • Add/Drop Form: Adding or dropping a class
• After two no-shows: 8am meetings ONLY
• May 2: Grades due by 5pm after university deadlines.
FEP/ Complete one full semester in FEP/EASE; Pass MATH1060 or MATH1061 at UC with a grade of
C- or greater (MATH1026 for EET/MET-bound students); Pass CHEM1040/L or a departmental
CEAS
EASE Major
science elective with a grade of C- or greater; Achieve a minimum overall university GPA of
2.0 and a university Math/Science GPA of 2.0 (for programs that are not at capacity).
FEP/EASE ADVISING SYLLABUS SPRING 2018
TIPS FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS
During the first week of classes… By the end of the first month… Throughout the semester…
• Use your syllabi to create a master calendar • Schedule an appointment with your Academic • Regularly attend tutoring. Be proactive—don’t
with all of your due dates for the semester. Advisor to address any academic concerns. wait until you “need” it!
• Create a typical weekly schedule that includes • Attend your professors’ Office Hours to • Make sure you are making time to eat, sleep,
at least 30 hours of study/homework time, self- introduce yourself and/or review assignments. and exercise (and relax!). You cannot be a
care, extracurriculars, etc. • Go to an Academic Coaching appointment to successful student if you aren’t meeting
• Then, combine your master calendar and improve your time management & study skills. your body’s basic needs.
typical weekly schedule in your planner on a • Create a Google doc with your LC where you
week-to-week basis to best manage your time. can collaborate on lecture notes.
*Blank calendars can be found here. • Identify 1-2 student organizations, club sports,
• Organize your email inbox by creating rules or other extracurriculars to commit to for the
and folders. Instructions here. semester. Remember: leadership and
involvement are important for your resumes!
CEAS ACADEMIC ACTION CRITERIA CO-OP, MINORS, ACCEND, RESEARCH & STUDY ABROAD
• CEAS Academic Probation: Semester GPA is less While it is important for you to be learning about these opportunities during your freshman year, you
than 2.0; cumulative GPA is less than 2.0; behind on should not take action on them until you have been admitted to your major and met with your
curriculum by more than 6 credit hours; first grade
departmental Academic Advisor, as each department has varying guidelines and offers different
deficiency (withdrawing/failing a required course)
• CEAS Academic Suspension: Semester GPA is less opportunities. You can start your research here:
than 2.0 for a second consecutive term; cumulative
GPA is less than 2.0 for a second consecutive term. • Experience-Based Learning & Career Education Co-op Handbook
• CEAS Academic Dismissal: Semester GPA is less • UC Majors and Minors (Consider: how will you make a minor fit with your major curriculum?)
than 2.0 for a third consecutive term; cumulative • ACCEND General Information & Program Combinations
GPA is less than 2.0 for a third consecutive term; • UC Undergraduate Research General Information & Search Engine
second grade deficiency in a required course. • Study Abroad General Information (make sure to check out the Study Abroad Fair)
See the Student Resource Manual for more information.