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22University Library HoursMain Library Regular Schedule RecessMonday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-midnight 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m.-9:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Saturday 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m.-midnight ClosedArts LibraryMonday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Saturday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Sunday 2:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. ClosedThe library is open for extended hours each quarter during Dead Week and Finals Week.These hours are tentative and subject to change quarterly. Hours vary onholidays. For more information about the hours for various areas of thelibrary, please call (805) 893-2477.tion without obtaining an official document. Toaccess this information, it will be necessary tohave the student’s last name and also two ofthese three pieces of information: first name,first five digits of the student’s social securitynumber or birth day and month. Through thiswebsite, we can verify the student’s dates ofattendance and status at UCSB, the student’smajor and address information and the date thestudent’s degree was awarded.Verifications of enrollment for a givenacademic term cannot be released until thestudent has registered and is in paid status forthat term. Additional information is available onthe Office of the Registrar website atwww.registrar.ucsb.edu/ts.htm or by calling(805) 893-3135.The Registrar can expedite delivery of yourverification. The following services are available:Rush next day. Rush verifications can bepicked up “In person” or delivered via first classmail for a $10 rush fee plus $6 for each verificationordered. If you need a verification faxed,the charge is $16, which includes rush processing.Federal Express delivery. Available for $25per address ($10 rush fee plus $15 FederalExpress charges), plus an additional $6 for eachverification ordered.Arrangements for Rush or Federal Expressservices need to be made in advance with theRegistrar’s Transcript & Verification Unit.FAX delivery. Available for $16. The Registrarwill process and fax your verification the nextbusiness day after receiving your request.Verifications by the National StudentClearinghouseEnrollment data and your anticipated graduationdata is sent to the National StudentClearinghouse three times per quarter,beginning in September for fall quarter,December for winter quarter, April for springquarter and June for summer session.The Clearinghouse then makes our dataavailable to most large lending agencies andloan guarantors. A complete list is available ontheir website at www.nslc.org.Because we send the Clearinghouse this data,in most cases, you only need to send yourlender a verification, if they request clarificationon a “paper deferment request”.Federal Title IV Loan DefermentsSpecific Federal Title IV loan deferments areexempt from verification charges. To qualify,your deferment request should have thefollowing wording in the title:• Federal Perkins (NDSL) Student Loan• Direct Loans for the Department of Education• Federal Family Education Loan Program(FFELP) for Stafford Bank Loans administeredby Sallie Mae, Citibank, Wells Fargo, oranother lender.There is no charge for these specific types ofTitle IV verifications. Rush fees and FederalExpress fees will still apply and need to bearranged, in advance, with the verifications staff.4. GraduationDegree evaluationsUndergraduates: It is your responsibility toreview your academic record regularly todetermine that you are making satisfactoryprogress towards graduation.Students in the College of Letters and Sciencewith 84 or more units completed may request aJunior Progress Evaluation in the college office.College of Letters and Science students with135 or more units completed may complete arequest for a Senior Progress Check from theOffice of the Registrar. Only one such requestwill be honored by each office. Progress checkswill not be performed if the student has alreadydeclared candidacy for graduation.Students in either the College of Engineeringor the College of Creative Studies withquestions concerning academic requirementsshould contact their college office or majordepartment.The Office of the Registrar prepares an officialgraduation evaluation. It is designed as a finalclearance and will not be completed until theend, or after the close, of the quarter in whichyou declare your candidacy for graduation. It isnot intended to advise you of requirements yetto be fulfilled. Therefore, you are encouraged toreview your own records as carefully as possibleprior to the beginning of your final quarter andrequest the progress checks mentioned above.All work used toward completion of degreerequirements must be completed in a termending on or before the last day of the UCSBquarter in which you plan to graduate.Petitions for exceptions to and substitutionsfor degree requirements are available from yourcollege office.Declaration of CandidacyAll undergraduate candidates for a degree mustdeclare their candidacy for graduation by usingGOLD no later than the second week of classesin the quarter in which the degree is anticipated.(See “Deadlines” for specific dates.)Please note: declaring candidacy for graduationis a separate process from participating incommencement ceremonies. (See “Commencement”below.)Students who discover that they are not eligibleto graduate must withdraw their candidacy byusing GOLD so that registration material for thefollowing quarter will be prepared. Students mustdeclare candidacy for the new date of graduation,whether withdrawal from candidacy is madeby the student or as a result of action by theOffice of the Registrar due to deficiencies inmeeting graduation requirements.CommencementCommencement is held in June for studentswho received degrees in the precedingDecember and March, and for those studentswho are candidates for degrees in June orsummer. Please note: participating in commencementceremonies is a separate processfrom declaring candidacy for graduation. (See“Declaration of Candidacy” above.) Seniors whowish to participate in commencement mustmake a reservation on GOLD.In order for your name to appear in thecommencement book, you must: a) declare yourcandidacy in the manner outlined above, and b)have completed or plan to complete all degreerequirements. Your name will not appear in thecommencement book if you have requested towithhold disclosure of public information fromyour record.DiplomasDiplomas usually arrive several monthssubsequent to graduation. If you need officialverification that you did graduate after you havecompleted your final quarter, you may order anofficial transcript from the Office of theRegistrar. Indicate the date and degree earnedon the request. (See “Transcripts, Official.”)If you complete your degree requirements butwill not graduate until the next official graduationdate, and need immediate proof that youhave finished your undergraduate education,you may request a letter of verification from theOffice of the Registrar. (See “Verification ofStudent Status.”) This letter will be issued only if1) your records are complete in the Office of theRegistrar, and 2) the degree evaluation has beenperformed and you have fulfilled all of yourgraduation requirements.
Campus ServicesArts & LecturesThe Arts & Lectures program enriches yourcampus experience by offering a wide variety ofperforming arts, films, and public lectures. UCSBstudents get discounted prices on more than100 events a year; some Arts & Lectures eventsare free. Website: www.artsandlectures.ucsb.eduVisit the Arts & Lectures Ticket Office, locatedin Building 402 just north of Campbell Hall, orcall (805) 893-3535 to purchase tickets, get moreinformation about events, or pick up quarterlybrochures describing all the activities offered.Gift certificates for $5 and $10 are available.Ticket Office hours are Monday through Fridayfrom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone recordingprovides updated information at other times.Arts & Lectures also sells tickets for Departmentof Dramatic Art plays and dance performances,special events at the Multicultural Center, andselected Department of Music concerts.Counseling and Career ServicesCounseling and Career Services (CCS) staffteach both undergraduate and graduatestudents how to make changes and choices intheir personal, academic, and career development.CCS staff also show students how todevelop the skills and attitudes necessary to livea more satisfying life. Help is given individuallyand in groups by professionals and peers whoare sensitive to students’ special needs.Counseling enables students to look at whothey are and how they want to grow to achievepersonal, social, academic, and career goals.Career Services help students turn some oftheir ideas and plans into realities by assistingthem with where and how to get employment orgraduate study that meets their career objectives.Offerings of workshops, courses, andresources help students gain the skills andinformation they need to be successful in theircareers.Specific services available include individualand group counseling, personal developmentand stress management resources, interesttesting, career and graduate school informationand advising, part-time jobs and internships,and campus interviews with employers.For further information about any program orservice call Counseling and Career Services at(805) 893-4411 or visit our website atcareer.ucsb.edu or counseling.ucsb.edu.Lost and FoundLost and found service is available behind thePublic Safety Building in the trailer next to theCSO office in Lot 32. Office hours vary. Call(805) 893-3843 for further information. TheACCESS Office in the UCen has a lost and foundservice for lost ACCESS cards.Open Access ComputingDrop in, open access computing is allowed inthe Open Access Lab, Phelps 1529. Please checkthe web at www.ic.ucsb.edu/students/labs orcall (805) 893-8403 for open access times.Workshops are offered throughout the year tointroduce new users to computers and newapplications. Any questions should be directedto an Open Access consultant. Office: Phelps1523, general information, (805) 893-3002.Free e-mail accounts are provided to allstudents by Instructional Computing.U-Mail, the student e-mail service, supports anumber of popular mail programs.U-Web, the student web publishing service,offers web space for personal homepages.E-mail orientation classes are provided quarterlyto introduce new students to electroniccommunication technologies. For furtherinformation or to activate your account, visit theU-Mail Help Desk in Phelps 1523 or call(805) 893-5542.Orfalea Family Children’s CenterThe Orfalea Family Children’s Center, located onWest Campus, serves the child care needs ofstudent, staff, and faculty families. The centerprovides a high-quality child care program forchildren 3 months to 7 years of age in full- andhalf-day classes. Tuition varies depending on theage of the child and the number of days andhours of attendance. The center is open dailyfrom 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday. All students pay a reduced tuition rate.Low-income student parents may also beeligible for a State Department of EducationGrant for tuition subsidy. In addition, the Centerparticipates in the Federal Food Program, whichprovides nutritious meals to children whosefamilies are income eligible. For information andto place your child’s name on the waiting list,please call (805) 893-3665.Student Health (SHS)• MEDICAL SERVICES FOR ENROLLED STUDENTSStudent Health Service hours are 8am-4:30pmMonday-Friday. We are located across from theEvent Center between the residence halls andI.V. making it easy to access health care oncampus. We have our own parking lot withplenty of student parking (C sticker required) aswell as metered parking available.We offer full service primary care as well aslimited specialty care. The following are some ofour services available: urgent care, same dayappointments, women’s health (including annualexams), internal medicine, psychiatry, rheumatology,orthopedics, pharmacy, laboratory, x-ray,physical therapy, allergy shots, immunizations,travel medicine, wart removal, HIV testing,minor surgery, accutane therapy, health advising(alcohol & other drugs, nutrition, stressmanagement, eating disorders, sexual health),and physicals.Eye and/or Dental care are provided on a feefor-servicebasis. Please call these two clinicsdirectly for fee information and appointments:Dental - (805) 893-2891; Eye - (805) 893-3170.23Student registration/health fees support someservices, but there are still additional charges forsome services. Please call (805) 893-8141 forspecific information regarding fees. If you havehealth questions and would like information orneed help scheduling an appointment pleasecall the Nurse Advisor at (805) 893-7837.In the event of an emergency, students shouldgo directly to one of the local communityhospitals, urgent care centers, etc. Studentsshould expect to use their private medicalinsurance to cover expenses. If you needemergency transportation, call the CampusRescue Squad at 9-911. There is a charge for thisservice.Important Note: SHS is not equipped tohandle life-threatening emergencies and doesnot provide complete 24-hour coverage. It alsodoes not provide specialty care in many areas.Therefore, any accidents or illnesses whichcannot be handled by SHS will be referred tolocal hospitals, facilities, or physicians. All costsincurred will be at the student’s expense. Besure that you have adequate health insurancecoverage. For information on universitysponsored health insurance, call the StudentInsurance Office at (805) 893-2592.• PAYMENT OPTIONSThere are two options available to undergraduatestudents:1. A student can pay as they go. We acceptcash or checks (made out to U.C. Regents) or wewill bill their charges to their BA/RC account.Visitsare $36 per visit, lab processing fees are$15/day and x-ray processing fees are $20/day.There are additional charges for other services.2. A student can pre-pay for health carethrough a program called PATH (Prepaid AccessTo Health care). For $200/year (includingsummer) or $75/quarter a student would nothave to pay the visit or processing fees eachtime they come to Student Health. These feesare included in PATH.Fees are subject to change. Additionalinformation is available on the Student Healthwebsite at: sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth.UCSB CampusOrganizationsAn alphabetical listingof all active UCSBcampus organizationscan be found at:www.sa.ucsb.edu/campusorgs/
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