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Advising week ppt revised summer and fall 2015
The document provides important dates for summer and fall 2015 registration at NOVA including: - Summer 2015 registration began March 31 - Fall 2015 advising week is April 6-11 - Important payment deadlines for classes enrolled in during summer and fall 2015.
Advising week ppt revised summer and fall 2015
- 1. Registration for Summer2015 began March 31 Advising Week for Fall 2015 is April 6 – 11
- 2. Important Dates forSummer 2015 • Open registration for Summer began for all students March 31 If you enroll: Tuition payment is due: Through April 26 By 5 p.m. April 27, or your classes may be dropped April 27 or later By 5 p.m. the next business day after you enroll, or your classes may be dropped
- 3. Important Dates forSummer 2015 Session Date(s) First 8-Week May 18 (Mon) First 6-Week 12 week ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second 8-Week June 15 (Mon) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second 6-Week June 29 (Mon) There will be no late registration and you will not be permitted to add/swap classes once the session has begun.
- 4. Important Dates forFall 2015 • Priority registration for Fall begins for continuing students April 14. • Open registration for Fall begins for all students May 5. If you enroll Tuition payment is due through July 26 By 5 p.m. July 27, or your classes may be dropped. July 27 or later By 5 p.m. the next business day after you enroll, or your classes may be dropped. There will be no late registration and you will not be permitted to add/swap classes once the session has begun.
- 5. 1.Log into MyNOVA (the Student Information System). 2.Select VCCS SIS: Student Information System. 3.Under Self Service, click on the Student Center. 4.Click on User Preferences under the heading Personal Information and make sure that the Term is set to the current semester. 5.Return to Student Center. 6.On the right hand side, look in the Enrollment Dates box to see your enrollment appointment date. Your registration period starts at 12:01 a.m. on your assigned day and continues through the rest of the registration period.
- 6. Important Dates forFall 2015 Session Date(s) 16 week Aug 24 (Mon) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Week Sept 8 (Tues) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Week Sept 21 (Mon) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Week Oct 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First 8 Week Aug 24 (Mon) Second 8 Week Oct 21 (Weds)
- 7. • What ifI register early but then don’t pass my current classes? – students are responsible for dropping the class(es) for which they registered and – students are responsible for re-enrolling in the classes they did not pass. – Instructors check their rosters at the beginning of each semester to make sure students are in the appropriate course.
- 8. • Who canhelp you choose courses? – You – Your ESL professors – Your academic advisor – Your counselor
- 9. • Before meetingwith an academic advisor, it’s a good idea for you to review what you’ve already taken and what you still need to take. • Click here to access your Student Success Planner and review the tutorials: – How to Build Your Plan – How to Set Up an Appointment With an Advisor – How to Access Your Student Success Plan – How to Compare Your Plan to the Program Requirements
- 10. • Besides theStudent Success Planner, there is another way to identify which courses you need to take in the future. – Log-in to MyNOVA and review your Unofficial Transcript (Student Center) • Identify the courses you have already taken
- 11. • To identifycourses you still need to take… – You will need to log-in to MyNOVA and review your Academic Requirements (Student Center) – You can view and print your Academic Requirements. • **If you have NOT declared a major, you will NOT be able to review your Academic Requirements. • You can also review requirements for your major by clicking here.
- 12. • Have youdeclared a major? • Is the incorrect major listed on your Academic Requirements? – You can declare a major while logged into MyNOVA. However, you should consider discussing this with a counselor. – You can meet with a counselor by – going to Student Services (194) and making an appointment – Too busy to meet with a counselor in person? Try Virtual Advising by clicking here.
- 13. • Besides counselors,who else can help with academic questions such as choosing a major or choosing the right courses? Your advisor! • If your major is in Math, Science, or Engineering, click here and then find your major. Then find your advisor’s name. • If your major is within the Liberal Arts Division, then go to Room 252 and you will be assigned an advisor.
- 14. • You canregister for ESL 31, ESL 32, and ESL 33 for the Summer 2015 or Fall 2015 semesters. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 20? – Your next step is to register for ESL 31 and/or ESL 32. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 24? – Your next step is to register for ESL 33. • Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Summer 2015. • Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Fall 2015.
- 15. • You canregister for ESL 41 and/or ESL 42 for the Summer 2015 or Fall 2015 semesters . • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 31? – Your next step is to register for ESL 41. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 32? – Your next step is to register for ESL 42. • Can a student take a class in Level 3 and Level 4 at the same time? – Yes, but discuss this with your ESL 31 instructor first. • Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Summer 2015. • Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Fall 2015.
- 16. • You canregister for ESL 51 and/or ESL 52 for the Summer 2015 and/or Fall 2015 semesters. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 41? – Your next step is to register for ESL 51. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 42? – Your next step is to register for ESL 52. • Can a student take a class in Level 4 and Level 5 at the same time? – Yes, but discuss this with your ESL 41 instructor first. – Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Summer 2015. – Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Fall 2015.
- 17. • You canregister for ENG 111 + ENF 3 for the Summer 2015 or Fall 2015 semester at the Alexandria campus only. • Are you currently enrolled in ESL 51 and ESL 52? – Your next step is to register for ENG 111 (3 cr) + ENF 3 (2 cr). • You may only register for ENG 111 + ENF 3 with your ESL 51 instructor’s written permission. • You may NOT register for ENG 111 + ENF 3 unless – you are taking both ESL 51 and 52 – or if you are currently in ESL 51 and have already taken and passed ESL 52 – or if you are currently in ESL 52 and have already taken and passed ESL 51. – Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Summer 2015. – Click here to go to the Class Schedule for Fall 2015.
- 18. • With theexception of Level 5 students… – no special permission forms are required for priority registration – students can register online by themselves. • If you have any problems registering, please see don’t hesitate to ask for help.
- 19. • PED 116– Fitness and Wellness – There is a 1 credit class and a 2 credit class – discuss which option is best for you with a counselor. • Math – The results of your VPT for Math as well as your major will determine which math classes you should take. • SDV 100 – College Success Skills (1 credit)
- 20. • As youmove up from ESL Levels 2 and 3 to ESL Levels 4 and 5, you may begin to take more classes, including math. • You should take the Virginia Placement Test for Mathematics (VPT). • To learn more about the VPT for Math and how to prepare for it, click here and then click on Test Review. There’s even a practice test!
- 21. – Not surewhat to major in? Click here to go to Career Services. – You can explore classes required for your major: • Click here to see a list of the Programs of Study. • Find your Program of Study. • Click on Advising Sheets. • To see if you can take a class, look for pre-requisites or course requirements. – Do you know about the Guaranteed Admissions Agreement? Read about here. – Make an appointment with a counselor as soon as possible to review your goals.