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16 Math Placement • ALGEBRA DIAGNOSTIC TEST (ADT) For: Every student intending to enroll in Mathematics 3A, 15, or 34A must take the Algebra Diagnostic Test (ADT). A minimum score of 32 is required for enrollment in Mathematics 3A. A minimum score of 22 is required for Mathematics 15. A minimum score of 6 is required for Mathematics 34A. Times: The ADT will be offered at the following times and locations in Girvetz 1004: Wednesday, October 29, 2003, 7 p.m. Monday, November 3, 2003, 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 12, 2003, 7 p.m. Monday, November 24, 2003, 7 p.m. Additional examinations on: Tuesday, January 6, 2004, 7 p.m., location TBA Monday, January 12, 2004, 7 p.m., location TBA This examination covers those parts of algebra and trigonometry most used in calculus. Students must bring a #2 pencil and their perm number in order to take this test. The results will be available the next day. These results will be posted outside the Department of Mathematics, South Hall 6607. Any student with questions about the test results or about mathematics courses in general is encouraged to consult a mathematics advisor in South Hall 6607. Results on the Algebra Diagnostic Test are substantially improved by reviewing algebra and trigonometry prior to taking the exam. A copy of Precalculus Review Topics may be purchased at the UCSB Bookstore. A student who has obtained a score of 2 on the College Board Advanced Placement Mathematics AB or BC examinations may register in Mathematics 3A or 34A without taking the ADT. Those obtaining a grade of 3, 4, or 5 should follow the suggestions under the Advanced Placement, College Board section of the UCSB General Catalog. Can’t Attend Orientation? Check out Orientation Program’s website for information on resources and services for new students at UCSB. www.sa.ucsb.edu/ orientation Music Placement Tests Contact the music department at (805) 893-3261 for times, locations, and further details. • MUSIC THEORY/MUSICIANSHIP PLACEMENT TESTS Incoming music majors, whether freshmen or transfers from other institutions or UCSB departments, must take the departmental exam for placement in the theory program. • PLACEMENT AUDITIONS Placement auditions are given in piano, voice, and instruments for all students who wish to study privately. Please bring your instrument and music; the department will furnish an accompanist. Contact the music department for details, and to sign up for a specific time and location. • CLASS PIANO PLACEMENT AUDITION All incoming music majors who are not piano majors must take an audition for placement in the class piano sequence. Please contact the music department for further details, and to sign up for a specific time. All non-majors wishing to enroll in a basic piano class are also required to take the audition. 3. Pre-professional Meetings Teaching Credential Information Meetings All students interested in credential programs at UCSB should attend one of the information meetings which provide specific information regarding prerequisites, requirements for admission, application procedures, and structure of the credential programs. Contact the Teacher Education Program for a meeting schedule. The office is in Phelps 2517. Telephone: (805) 893-2084. 4. Information, Orientation, and Advising Meetings Academic Advising and Orientation for all New Undergraduate Students New students admitted for winter quarter 2004 will receive information in the mail about academic advising and orientation available on the UCSB campus on November 21, 2003. Students who sign up for this session will receive general information about the campus, pick up important resources, meet with an advisor from their major department, and learn about important graduation requirements from advisors in the College of Letters and Science. A special orientation for parents of new students will be offered in addition to student advising on November 21, 2003. Make Sure We Can Get In Touch With You Activate your U-Mail Account today at: www.umail.ucsb.edu If you are interested in attending this orientation session, please look for a separate mailing from Orientation Programs detailing information about times and locations. (Call 805- 893-2197 if you do not receive this information.) The mailing will include instructions for reserving space in the session. Students who are unable to attend this session can attend an Orientation Meeting for New Students on Sunday, January 4, 2004, 3 to 5 p.m. in North Hall 1109. All new students must use GOLD to register for winter quarter classes before the deadlines published in this Schedule of Classes. If you are unable to visit campus for advising prior to registration, please contact your academic department directly for academic advising before you select courses for your first quarter at UCSB. Major Department and College Meetings Academic advising is available to new and returning students from each major department. New students are especially encouraged to visit their department for information on major requirements, departmental procedures and advising systems, and assistance with assessing progress toward completion of the major. New students must also consult the department to determine their status in fulfilling prerequisites. They should bring copies of their records from previous schools to this consultation. Contact each department individually for an appointment or for the date, time, and location of a scheduled advising meeting. Department addresses, phone numbers, and web site URL’s are listed on page 29.
Leaving and Returning to UCSB 1. Withdrawal from the University If you determine that you cannot complete a quarter for which you have paid fees, or signed a payment agreement with the Billing Office, you must petition for withdrawal at the Office of the Registrar. If the petition requirements are met and the approval of your college dean is secured, you will be withdrawn officially. If your petition is filed prior to the first day of instruction, your registration is cancelled and your fees are unassessed. If your petition is filed during the early weeks of the quarter, you may be entitled to a partial refund of the quarterly fees you have paid, or promised to pay, as listed by the fee refund schedule on page 13. Federal and state regulations require that students who have received financial aid return a portion of that aid if they withdraw before completing 60% of the quarter. When undergraduate students are enrolled in courses and the completed petition is submitted after the final drop deadline, the Office of the Registrar will enter a grade of W for each course in which the student was enrolled. If you have completed the enrollment process and then discontinue work for the quarter without filing a petition for withdrawal, failing grades will be recorded in all the courses in which you have enrolled, you will be ineligible for any refund of fees, and your future registration privileges may be blocked. Upon request, the Office of Student Life will process a withdrawal petition if, due to illness or another emergency, you cannot complete the process personally. Telephone: (805) 893-3176. If the dean of your college approves, you will be withdrawn officially. After withdrawal and before future registration, you must apply for and receive permission to be readmitted/reinstated, explained in section 4 below. Are you an Undergraduate in the College of Letters & Science? Answers to your questions can be found at: Undergraduates: If you wish to register at UCSB after having been absent for at least one quarter, after having been lapsed, or after complete withdrawal, you must file an application for readmission with the Office of the Registrar. Applications are available on the Registrar’s website at www.registrar.ucsb.edu/ read_rein.htm. The application fee for readmission is $40. Official transcripts of any work you attempted elsewhere in the interim must be submitted. For more information, call the Program Coordinator at (805) 893-8905, or send email to Reg-Readmission@sa.ucsb.edu. Readmission is generally approved for students who were on regular academic status when they left the university, provided that any college-level work completed in the interim is satisfactory and space is available. Priority filing period for readmission is: November 1-30 (of the preceding year) for fall quarter; July 1-31 (of the preceding year) for winter quarter; October 1-31 (of the preceding year) for spring quarter. Students who are seeking readmission to the College of Letters and Science after having already completed 155 or more units may be required to submit a Proposed Schedule for Graduation before readmission will be considwww.advising.ltsc.ucsb.edu You are advised to consult with faculty, departmental or college advisers, and/or Counseling and Career Services before withdrawing so as to consider the full implications of this action. Graduate students: Continuous registration is required of graduate students. Leaves of Absence may be granted under extraordinary circumstances. Consult the Graduate Division for information on eligibility. 2. Lapse of Status Lapse of status is the automatically enforced withdrawal of a student from the university. A student’s status may be lapsed for the following reasons: 1) for failure to comply with the conditions for admission, 2) for failure to register and enroll in courses by the deadline stated in the Schedule of Classes, 3) for failure to settle financial obligations when due or to make satisfactory arrangements with the Billing, Accounts Receivable, Collections Office (BARC) if payment cannot be made, 4) for failure to respond to official university notices (including failure to remove blocks). Students who have had their status lapsed are required to pay a prorated portion of all assessed fees up to the date of such lapse in accordance with the fee refund schedule. Financial aid students who have had their status lapsed will have their aid cancelled for the quarter. 3. Leaves of Absence Undergraduates: You may be absent from UCSB for one or more quarters at the conclusion of any quarter without petition, provided you have not paid fees for the following quarter. Remember to apply for readmission well in advance of the quarter you plan to return to UCSB. (See “Deadlines” on pages 2-5). Petitioning for withdrawal is required only if you 1) withdraw during a quarter, 2) are requesting a refund of fees for the coming quarter, or 3) have signed a deferred payment agreement with the Billing Office. Graduate students: Continuous registration is required of all graduate students. There are six circumstances under which students may be granted a leave: 1) medical emergencies, 2) pregnancy/parenting needs during the first 12 months after the child’s birth or placement in the home, 3) emergencies in the immediate family, 4) required military service, 5) Research Leave for students who will be away from the campus conducting research and not using faculty time or University resources, or 6) a Filing Fee Quarter of Leave for students who intend to file the thesis or dissertation the quarter of the leave request. Leave is normally granted for one quarter at a time, up to a maximum of three quarters of leave during a student’s graduate career. Research Leave and a Filing Fee Quarter of Leave are counted separately from the first three categories of leave enumerated above. Orientation Programs and Services Additional information about Orientation’s programs and services can be found at: www.sa.ucsb.edu/ orientation/services.htm 17 All leave requests require appropriate documentation such as a doctor’s note or a letter from the student’s research advisor verifying the student’s declaration with regard to research travel or degree completion plans. Off-campus employment, lack of funds, or taking time off from school for personal reasons are not considered extraordinary circumstances. Students who lapse status must later seek reinstatement if they wish to return to graduate standing. Graduate students who are granted leave are not eligible for either teaching assistant or graduate student researcher positions or for campus fellowships or financial aid. A leave of absence is no substitute for registered status in the eyes of lending agencies. For additional information, consult the Graduate Division. Website: www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/. 4. Readmission and Reinstatement
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