College of Health SciencesSchroeder Complex 244

• Michelle Schuh, Assistant Dean

• Dr. Kim Halula, Associate Dean

• Dr. William Cullinan, Dean

From your check-in materials:

“Freshman Registration Guide” in folder

CHS Folder (blue) w/key resources

oCheck the label on your CHS folder for

correct majoro BISC = Biomedical Sciences

o CLLS = Clinical Laboratory Sciences

o EXPH = Exercise Physiology

o ATTR = Athletic Training

o SPPA = Speech Pathology and Audiology

Label also includes three FR Admission

Programs:

DRPT = Direct Admit

Physical Therapy

PRDS = Pre-Dental

Scholars Program

HOPR = Honors

Program

Bachelor of Science Degree

o B.S. Degree Completion

128 total credits with a minimum overall gpa (varies by major)

Minimum 60 credits completed at MU

Final 30 credits must be completed at MU

Complete all major courses with a C or better

4 components of a degree

General Electives

Any courses at MU: minor? 2nd

major?

UCCS (core)

Required of all students at MU

Major33-64 credits depending on

major (C or better)

Cognates

Foundational courses for

major i.e. CHEM, BIOLFreshman

Year

UG BULLETIN 2016-2017

http://bulletin.marquette.edu/

University-wide policies & programs

o Honors Program under “Academic Programs”

oCore Curriculum (UCCS) of 33-36 credits 6 cr. Rhetoric (R) – ENGL 1001 and ENGL 1002 or COMM 1100

3 cr. Mathematical Reasoning (MR) - Statistics for student in CHS

6 cr. Human Nature & Ethics (HNE) – PHIL 1001 and PHIL 2310

6 cr. Theology (T) – THEO 1001, UD THEO (UCCS approved)

3 cr. Individual and Social Behavior (ISB)

3 cr. Science and Nature (SN)

3 cr. Diverse Cultures (DC)

3 cr. Literature (LPA)

3 cr. History (HCS)

UG BULLETIN 2016-2017

Individual College Sectionso “Degree requirements” - UCCS and cognates specific for

college/majors

o “Major” – includes semester by semester curriculum guides

o “Courses” – course descriptions and prerequisites

o Common minors for students in CHS (pink handout):

Psychology (Klingler College of Arts and Sciences

Spanish for the Professions (Klingler College of Arts and Sciences)

Health Studies (College of Nursing)

Business Administration (accelerated track for STEM MBA)

Course Notes (on p. 3 Freshman registration Guide)

Foreign Language

o Only required for SPPA major,

general elective for any other

major in CHS

o 3000-4000 level – courses that

counts towards a major or minor

o On-line Placement Test for

students who took French,

German or Spanish in high

school (white handout)

Course Notes (p. 3 Freshman registration Guide)

Test Credits – AP or IB

o AP award chart p. 18; IB award chart p. 19

o Accepted for your undergraduate degree, but may

not fulfill requirements for some professional or

graduate schoolso PT at MU: AP credits NOT accepted for CHEM 1002 and

PHYS 1002

o Pre-Dental Scholars: AP credits NOT accepted for any

BIOL/CHEM/PHYS

Test Credits – AP or IB (continued)

• Non-science and Math AP accepted by majority of professional schools

• We recommend taking science prerequisites (BIOL, CHEM, and/or PHYS) for college credit

Rationale:

– AP credits are not graded, won’t be included in science gpa vs. earning A’s as college courses

– Schools that do accept science AP, typically require advanced courses in same content area

– Science content will be required for admission test for professional school (jr./sr. year at MU)

– Tuition is the same for 12 credits or more (full-time status) and professional schools like to see 15 credits or more a semester

Test Credits – AP or IB (continued)

o Registration considerations:

If you do not know your test results, register as if you are not

going to receive placement or credit. If you do receive credit,

you can drop/add courses as needed in CheckMarq.

If you know your test results, determine placement credit on

page 18 (AP) or 19 (IB) of the “Freshman Online Registration

Guide.”

o If same course is complete at MU, AP credits will be

removed

Course Notes (p. 3 Freshman registration Guide)

Transfer Credits College credits earned at

another institution

If course completed prior to the

start of the fall semester, official

college transcripts should be sent

by the institution to:

Course Notes (p. 3 Freshman registration Guide)

Marquette University

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

P.O. Box 1881

Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881

HIST 2101

and 2102

covers the

same content

as our HIST

1001 and both

courses

together fulfill

the UCCS

HCS

If receive

credit for only

one of these,

can take the

other one at

MU (or a

different

UCCS HCS)

Fall course selection……

a starting point (p. 15 Freshman Registration Guide)

Planning Your Schedule

3 credit course usually meets 2-3x’s/week

o MWF for 50 minutes or TTh for 75 minutes

10 minutes between classes is sufficient time to

get to another class on campus

Try not to schedule more than three classes back to back

Schedule classes for each day of the week

Schedule science courses first

Schedule of Classes

SOC is is not used to register

for classes – only updated

each night (not real time)

Create a schedule with some

alternatives (schedule

planning grid in CHS folder)

Search courses by subject area,

UCCS, honors, service learning,

interdisciplinary, etc.

http://www.marquette.edu

Planning Your Schedule

Biology 1001 (6 sections)

o Register for the lecture and then add discussion

as a “related component”

MWF at 8/10/11 am and 2 pm (2 sections)

TuTh at 2 pm

Biology 1001H (Core Honors) TuTh at 2 (75 minutes) with 4 discussion sections (pick

one)

(Remember: CHEM 1001 lecture times are 8, 10 and 1)

Planning Your Schedule

Chemistry 1001

o Register for the lab and add the discussion as a

“related component.” The system will automatically

enroll you in the corresponding lecture section

Lecture sections on MWF at 8, 10 or 1

Lecture sections on TuTh at 8 (75 minutes)

CHEM 1001H (Honors Core) Lecture TuTh at 8, Lab M 2-4:50 and Discussion M 1-

1:50

Course Registration Videos (admissions)

Registering for Classes

Log onto your CheckMarq account to review your

registration date and time

You can register any time AFTER your scheduled

time

Resources for

course

registration

After You Register (p. 17 Freshman Registration Guide)

Changing Your Schedule – via

CheckMarq until midnight on

Tuesday of the second week of

classes!

Ordering Books

Tuition Payment

o additional information in the

“Marquette Central” guide located in

your folders)

Advising in CHS

Mandatory “advising week”

o After midterm break, must meet with your adviser to

review your midterm grades and to determine classes

for the next semester (watch for CHS Weekly Update

email)

o Unable to register for classes until advising form is

complete

o Other meetings requested by student as needed

Other issues – you can always contact the CHS office to

meet with me!!!!

Additional advisers: HOPR – Amelia Zurcher

(amelia.zurcher@mu.edu); FFP, EOP, etc.

IMPORTANT DATES (green handout)

July 5th registration for freshmen begins

Aug. 24-28: New student orientation

August 29: Classes begin

September 5: Labor Day; no classes

September 6: Last day to make changes to your fall class

schedule (before midnight)

October 20-23: Midterm Break

Oct. 31 – Nov. 4: Mandatory advising for spring 2015

December 18: Final exams end

Full academic calendar on MU web site under “calendar”

Academic Information

Mid-term and Final grades

are issued only via

CheckMarq (student must

log in to check grades)

FERPA – Family

Educational Rights and

Privacy Act

Student can set up guest

access in CheckMarq

Other Resources (p. 2 Freshman Registration Guide)

MU and CHS specific information sheets in blue

folder

Marquette Central: financial aid, payment, work

study, verification of enrollment, etc.

Page 2, Freshman Registration Guide

o College contacts

o Contact information regarding:

Problems with using CheckMarq

Username and password

Housing

Financial aid, etc.

Other Sessions Today

1:30, 2:00 and 3:00 “Learning How to

Navigate CheckMarq” in Cudahy 417

2:45-3:30 – pre-professional advising

Pre-PT/DRPT – Cramer Hall, 004E

Pre-PA – Schroeder Complex, 256

Pre-Med/Dent/Pharm/Other – AMU, 227

3:00-4:00 Programs and Service Fair in the

AMU Ballroom

THANK YOU!!!!!