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Community College
Counselor Connection
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Dawn AubryDirector
Undergraduate Admissions
Welcome to
Oakland University
Shane LewisAssociate Director
Undergraduate Admissions
Program & Materials
Overview
2016 Top 10 Michigan Community College Feeder Schools
Rank School# of students
enrolled
1 Oakland Community College 421
2 Macomb Community College 361
3 St. Clair County Community College 44
4 Mott Community College 36
5 Schoolcraft College 25
6 Lansing Community College 18
7 Henry Ford College 14
8 Wayne County Community College 10
9 Washtenaw Community College 8
10 Mid-Michigan Community College 5
Binder Materials
• Front Pocket - Admissions Information
• Tab 1 - Academic Programs
• Tab 2 - Financial Services
• Tab 3 - AP/IB/CLEP
• Tab 4 - Student Services
• Tab 5 - Transfer Information
• Back Pocket - OU in Macomb
Evaluation
We appreciate
your feedback!
The Transfer
Experience at
Oakland University
Matt ZeigTransfer Articulation Coordinator
Ongoing Transfer
Initiatives
Transfer Practices
• Course work previously completed
with a 2.0 (C-) or equivalent grade will
be evaluated.
–Various programs may require a
higher course grade to satisfy degree
requirements.
Transfer Practices
OU is likely going to a letter grading
system by Fall ‘18. Our current
practice of accepting a C- or 2.0 will
still apply for transfer credit.
Transfer Practices• Renumbering Courses: 3- to 4-digit
• Use for conversion information– https://wwwp.oakland.edu/Assets/Oakland/registrar/files-and-
documents/faculty/Final%20Complete%20Crosswalk-1.pdf
– oakland.edu/registrar
• Guides will be updated in Summer
2017 with 4-digit numbers
MACRAO or MTAStudents meeting either the MTA or
MACRAO agreement will satisfy OU’s
General Education requirements with the
following exceptions:
• Writing intensive course in the major
• Capstone course
• Knowledge application course (if an
acceptable course has not been
transferred)
MACRAO or MTA
MACRAO or MTA EXAMPLE
Transfer Student Majoring in any Business major:
• Writing intensive course fulfilled by MGT 435
• Capstone course fulfilled by MGT 435
• Knowledge Applications course fulfilled by
QMM 240, 241, 250 or WRT 382
Michigan Transfer Agreement
– WRT 160 is a pre-requisite for all “Writing
Intensive in the Major” courses, and
therefore students at CC who plan to
transfer to OU should take the WRT 160
equivalent at the CC
Michigan Transfer Agreement
Michigan Community College
Equivalency Information
Course equivalences may be accessed in the
following ways:
Type the direct link into your web browser
oakland.edu/transfers
Visit the Michigan Transfer Network site
michigantransfernetwork.org
oakland.edu/transfers
Transfer Equivalency Worksheet How-To
Reverse Transfer
Agreements
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Macomb Community College
Mott Community College
Oakland Community College
Schoolcraft College
St. Clair County Community College
Progress to Degree
Coming Soon: DegreeWorks evaluation
before you even apply!
Full Year Registration
• Starts March 20, 2017
• By class standing and earned
credit hours
• For Summer ‘17, Fall ‘17 and
Winter ‘18
Advanced Placement Policiesoakland.edu/collegecredit
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Diploma Holdersoakland.edu/collegecredit
Registrar’s Office
Contact InformationContact Name Title E-mail
Tricia WestergaardSenior Associate
Julie DermidoffTransfer Student
Renee LigeskiTransfer Articulation
Coordinator [email protected]
Matt ZeigTransfer Articulation
Renea MoreTransfer Articulation
Melodi SchuchmannTransfer Articulation
Transfer Admission
and Scholarships
Kelly FlemmingSenior Recruitment Adviser
Transfer Admission
Criteria
The average transfer student for Fall
2016 had a 3.04 cumulative GPA.
All college transcripts must be
submitted.
Transfer Admission
Criteria
Students with less than 24 college
credits must also provide official high
school transcripts.
Transfer Admission
Guarantee
oakland.edu/tag
Transfer Student
Deadlines
December 1For winter scholarship consideration
August 1For fall scholarship consideration
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT
TRANSFER AWARDS
3.8 – 4.0Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Presidential Transfer
$5,000/year
Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Talented Transfer
$1,000/year
Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Talented Transfer
$1,000/year
24 - 55 CREDITS 56+ CREDITSGPA
3.5 – 3.79
3.0 – 3.49
2016-2017 TUITION RATES
Class Standing Tuition
Freshmen &
Sophomores
Juniors &
Seniors
$11,970
$13,875
Differential tuition rates may apply.
See oakland.edu/tuition
for more information.
Housing Rates
Double Room Occupancy
Rates for Fall and Winter
Semester Combined is
$9,620
*
* 2016-2017 Academic Year
Campus Tours
Tours are generally available:
Monday through Friday at
10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
oakland.edu/visit
Transfer Student
Open House
• Must bring two copies of transcripts
• Immediate admission decision
• Unofficial transfer credit evaluation
• OU staff will be available to answer
questions
Transfer Student Open House
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Wednesday, May 3, 2017*
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
4:30 – 7 p.m.
* At the Macomb University Center in Clinton Township
Transfer Tuesdays
• Meet individually with an admission adviser
for an admission decision
• Receive an unofficial Transfer Credit
Evaluation
• Students should bring 2 copies of all their
transcripts with them to their appointment
• This program requires reservations at
oakland.edu/visit
Transfer Tuesdays
December 6, 2016
January 24, 2017
February 28, 2017
March 21, 2017
June 13, 2017
July 25, 2017
oakland.edu/visit
Transfer Student
Orientation
Yoel JoaAssistant Director
Orientation & New Student Programs
Transfer Student Orientation
Part One
Online Component
oakland.edu/tso
Part Two
On campus advising and registration session
(group or individual appointment based on
student’s major)
oakland.edu/transfer-student
Orientation and New Student
Programs Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
Yoel Joa Assistant Director [email protected]
Nick Desrochers Coordinator [email protected]
David Ollie Ray Office Assistant [email protected]
Q&A
School of Business
Administration
Debbie Lengyel
Director of Undergraduate Advising
• Accounting
• Actuarial Science (joint program with the CAS)
• Business Economics
• Economics BA (joint program with the CAS)
• Economics BS
• Finance
• General Management
• Human Resources Management
• Management Information Systems
• Marketing
• Operations Management
School of Business Administration
School of Business Administration
New this year:
• Proposed Financial Economics Minor
• Proposed ECN 401 Course:
Analyzing Markets Using
Bloomberg Terminals
School of Business AdministrationTwo AACSB International Accreditations providing
students with:
• Academic coursework held to the highest standards
• Undergraduate programs relevant to ever-changing
business climate
• Qualified, distinguished faculty
• Low student to faculty ratios
Increased opportunities for internships, co-op, and
networking to get hands-on, practical experience.
Advisory Boards: Responding to Needs of Business
Criteria for Admission
Transfer Students
Pre-Business - Cumulative transfer GPA of
2.8 or above and math through intermediate
algebra
Major Standing
Students must achieve a 2.0 in all pre-core
classes and WRT 160. Overall GPA of 2.6
or above.
ACHIEVE Program • ACHIEVE is a career and professional development
program which teaches students important skills to be
successful in the business world. It gives them a
competitive edge in gaining employment in the job
market.
• All incoming business students go through the ACHIEVE
program.
• ACHIEVE consists of three (0 credit) courses. SBC 199 &
299 required for major standing. SBC 399 is major-
specific.
• Interact with real business professionals
Points of Pride
• OU’s SBA is one of only 178 business
schools – out of 15,000 worldwide – to
hold the AACSB’s accreditation for its
Business and Accounting programs.
• It is also one of only 5 universities in
Michigan to hold separate AACSB
Accreditation in Accounting
Points of Pride
• In its 2016 edition, the Princeton Review
recognized OU’s as one of the best 295
business schools.
• US News & World Report recognized us
as one of the 2016 Best Graduate
Schools, Part-time MBA Programs
• PayScale named OU’s Business school
as a Best Value College for Business
majors for annual return on investment
Points of Pride• Experiential Learning opportunities:
• Student Organizations
• Scholars Leadership Development Program
• Living Learning Community
• Internships
• Entrepreneurial Engagement
• Global Exchanges and Interactions
• Financial Analysis Lab featuring Bloomberg
Terminals
• Student-Managed Investment Fund using $2 million
donated by the Kresge Foundation
• Honors Program – Proposed for 2017-2018
• New Building Addition
School of Business Administration
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
Debbie LengyelDirector of Advising
Adam McChesney Academic Adviser [email protected]
Meaghan Cole Academic Adviser [email protected]
Marlin Hunter Academic Adviser [email protected]
Bani Bordoloi Academic Adviser [email protected]
School of Business
Administration OU in Macomb County students can see an adviser
one day every other week at the Macomb University
Center.
Appointment times also available during Macomb
advising days at MUC. Students may call
(586) 263-6242 to set up an advising appointment at
the University Center, or email Adam McChesney:
School of Business
Administration(248) 370-3285
oakland.edu/business/undergrad
facebook.com/SBAAdvising
twitter.com/oubusiness
School of Nursing
Nick HooperAcademic Adviser
Bachelor of Science in
Nursing
The School of Nursing offers instruction leading to the
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) degree.
Graduates are eligible to take the NCLEX exam which
is the State of Michigan registered nurse licensure
examination.
Criteria for Admission to
Traditional BSN
Pre-major standing:
• Admission to OU as a transfer student
Major standing:
• Completion of admission requirements
• And separate application to SON.
BSN - Accelerated Second
Degree
• Students who have a bachelor’s degree in another
discipline.
• Full time, 12-month program
• Admission is competitive and based on GPA in
prerequisite courses.
• Courses are held at Anton/Frankel Center and Main
campus.
RN-BSN Degree
• Diploma and Associate Degree in Nursing graduates
who are Registered Nurses have an opportunity to
earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
• All required nursing courses are offered online, with
no requirement to travel to campus or other remote
locations for classes.
• New this year is the RN to BSN Fast Track sequence
Criteria for Admission to
RN-BSN
• 2.5 GPA
• Valid RN License
School of Nursing
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
April Thomas
Powell
Accelerated 2nd
Nick Hooper Basic BSN [email protected]
Patrina CarperRN to BSN
College of Arts and
Sciences
Shannon EsselinkDirector of Advising Services
College of Arts and Sciences
Over 75 majors
Math and ScienceHumanities
Social ScienceFine and Performing
Arts
Secondary and K-12 Teacher
Education
oakland.edu/casadvising
MAJORS tab
CAS Major Resources
What’s New!-BFA/BA Dance Education
-Bachelor of Music in Piano: Pedagogy; Pedagogy and
Performance
-Psychology combined BA/MS degree (4+1)
-BA Public Relations and Strategic Communication
-Will have competitive admission
- BA Cinema Studies with Specialization in Film Making
College of Arts and
Sciences
Criteria for AdmissionPre-major standing
• Music, Theatre and Dance require an entrance audition.
– oakland.edu/mtd/academics/
Major standing
• Music, Theatre and Dance require an audition/interview for major
standing.
• Biomedical Sciences requires completion of BIO 111 and CHM 144/147,
with an average GPA of 3.5
• Social Work requires a minimum GPA of 2.80; a 28-credit pre-core set
of courses; experience in the human services field (employment or
volunteer work including work completed for pre-core course SW 210);
two letters of reference (one from a supervisor in a human services
agency: and a personal written statement.
Criteria for AdmissionMajor standing cont.
Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP)
• 2.8 minimum overall GPA (including all transfer coursework)
• SED 300 with a minimum of a 3.0
• Minimum of a 3.0 in WRT 160 (or an equivalent)
• Passing scores on each of the three Professional Readiness
Exam components of the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification
(MTTC)
– Possibly met by ACT or MME scores
• Minimum GPA of 3.0 (B) in both liberal arts major and minor, with
no single course below a 2.0 (C) (including all transfer
coursework)
Points of Pride• The Department of Music, Theatre and Dance has
partnerships with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the
Chamber Society of Detroit, Oakland Youth
Orchestras, and Eipcenter Theatre Group.
• Each summer, students in anthropology have the
opportunity to participate in archaeological digs in
Israel.
Points of Pride
• One of OU’s psychology professors works with
undergraduate students behind the scenes at the
Detroit Zoo investigating the cognition and behavior of
gorillas, chimpanzees, and black bears.
• Students in OU’s Spanish Club tutor and mentor
students in Pontiac at La Casa Amiga, The Hispanic
Outreach Center, and Mi Escuelita.
College of Arts and Sciences
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
Shannon EsselinkDirector of
Advising Services
CAS Advising Main
Office248-370-4567
College of Arts and Sciences
Prospective students can call to
schedule an appointment. OU in Macomb
County students can see an adviser on
designated advising days.
(248) 370-4567
oakland.edu/casadvising
School of Engineering
and Computer Science
Carmen EtienneDirector, SECS Advising
School of Engineering
and Computer Science• Bioengineering*
• Computer Engineering
• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Chemistry*
• Engineering Physics*
• Industrial and Systems Engineering
• Information Technology
• Mechanical Engineering *Offered through a partnership
with the College of Arts and
Sciences.
School of Engineering
and Computer Science
Most Popular Majors:
Mechanical Engineering
Computer Science
Information Technology
Criteria for Admission
Pre-major Standing Transfer students are admitted directly to the major if they have at
least a 2.8 cumulative GPA. If students are between a 2.5 and 2.79,
they will be admitted as a Candidate to the SECS. These students will
need to meet established criteria to change their major.
Major StandingStudents apply for major standing once they have completed the
math, science and core courses.
OU Macomb County Offerings
Some courses are offered at the Macomb University Center, and at the
Oakland University Anton/Frankel Center.
Students cannot complete degree at OU Macomb County sites.
Interested students should meet with an academic adviser at least 1
year prior to enrollment at OU.
Academic Advising is available at the Macomb University Center 2
days per month. Please call (248) 370-2201 to schedule an
appointment
Points of Pride• This fall we have seen record enrollment: up 21% overall, with 466 new
freshmen
• Computer Science Department has seen a 42% growth since 2010
• ISE 491 Senior Design Teams working at Open Hands Food Pantry (the
largest food bank in Oakland County to improve efficiency and better
serve their clients
• Several Industrial and Systems Engineering Graduates have been hired in
at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ highly competitive Manufacturing Leadership
Development Program
• Last Summer, Mechanical Engineering Department provided a NSF-Funded
research experience for teachers. They have also had NSF-funded
research since 2006.
Engineering & Computer
Science Day
Saturday, January 28, 2017
9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Reservations required at
oakland.edu/visit
School of Engineering
and Computer Science
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
Carmen EtienneDirector,
SECS [email protected]
Sarah SheldenSenior
Academic [email protected]
Debra Wheeler Academic Adviser [email protected]
Eman Shammo Academic Adviser [email protected]
All prospective students should call the
advising office to schedule an appointment at
either site.
(248) 370-2201
oakland.edu/secs
School of Engineering
and Computer Science
First Year
Advising Center
Jennifer Janes
Senior Academic Adviser
First Year Advising Center
• First Year Advising Center opened its doors
in September 2012
• Coordinates Transfer Student Orientation
• Provides academic advising for all
undecided/re-deciding students
• Major and career exploration
Major and Career Exploration
oakland.edu/fyac/career
Major and Career Exploration
oakland.edu/careers
First Year Advising Center
An incoming undecided transfer student will
have his/her first appointment with the FYAC at
Transfer Student Orientation Part Two.
Admitted students who have questions prior to
Orientation may contact the office.
oakland.edu/fyac
(248) 370-3227
First Year Advising Center
Contact InformationContact Name Title E-mail
Sara Webb Director [email protected]
Deb Cash Assistant Director [email protected]
Jennifer JanesSenior
Academic [email protected]
Kate HendershotSenior
Academic [email protected]
Jason TaylorSenior
Academic [email protected]
School of Education
and Human Services
Roberta ReaDirector of SEHS Advising
Elementary and
Secondary
Education
Elementary EducationBachelor of Science in Elementary Education
With state certification eligible to teach K-5 all subjects
6-8 in the teachable major/minor
Students are required to choose 1 major or 2 minors
Integrated Science Social Studies
Language Arts Dance
Mathematics English as a Second Language
Modern Language Chinese, French,
German, Japanese, and Spanish
Early Childhood (with Language
Arts)
Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP)
Sciences: Biology, Chemistry,
Physics, Integrated Science
Mathematics
English
History
History with Social Studies
Modern Language Chinese, French,
German, Japanese, and Spanish
Minors in: Economics, Dance,
English as a Second Language,
Political Science, and Sociology
With state certification eligible to teach 6-12 in subject area
Students are required to choose 1 major and 1 minor
Secondary Teacher
Education Program
• K-12 Art Education
• Drawing, Painting, Photography, New Media or
• Graphic Design
• K-12 Music Education
• Instrumental, Choral, or both
• All of our faculty have been teachers in K-12
classrooms.
• Our Educational Resources Lab is one of the
best in the state and country
• Early Childhood Education students complete a
practicum in the Lowry Center in addition to field
placements and student teaching in local school
districts.
Elementary Education
Criteria for AdmissionPre-major Standing:
• Elementary Education - Admission to OU
Major Standing:
• 2.80 cumulative GPA
• 3.0 or currently enrolled in EED 312/313
• 2.0 in MTH 062 or equivalent
• 70 hours working with children
• Passed all 3 sections of the MTTC Professional
Readiness Exam (or Basic Skills), or have
ACT/MME scores that satisfy any of the sections
Program Locations
The Elementary Education program is available
both on the main campus, and the the Macomb
University Center.
Professional education coursework cannot be
transferred in from a community college.
Points of Pride
What differentiates our program from others is our in the
classroom experiences. At OU, students have a field
placement in a classroom every semester that they are
enrolled in education coursework. SEHS also has a
partnership with the Avondale school district, and OU
students can take education courses inside of Avondale
schools.
Human Resource
Development
Human Resource DevelopmentBachelor of Science in Human Resource Development
Excellent Job Market
1 Semester internship (can be paid)
All students focus on four areas
Organizational Development Training and
Development
Career and Leadership
Development
Employment Systems
and Standards
Criteria for Admission
Pre-Major Standing
• 2.5 cumulative GPA
Major Standing:
• 2.5 overall GPA
• 40 credits completed
• HRD core courses completed with 2.8 + GPA
• Completed major standing application
HRD at OU in Macomb County
Students may earn MACRAO/MTA and then
complete their HRD degree at OU
All courses offered at the Macomb
University Center (MUC)
HRD Courses cannot be transferred from a
community college
Points of Pride
Our graduate earn good jobs, with strong wages
Oakland University hosts 1 of 13 undergraduate
programs in the nation for Human Resource
Development
Students find the coursework very interactive and
applicable, and generally love their classes.
Advising Appointments
All main campus prospective students
should contact (248) 370-4182
Macomb (MUC) students can contact
Laurie Shano
School of Education and Human Services
Contact Information
oakland.edu/sehs-advising
Contact Name Title E-mail
Jennifer Bellini Academic Adviser [email protected]
Anna Mrdeza HRD Academic Adviser [email protected]
Roberta Rea Director of Advising [email protected]
Laurie Shano Macomb Adviser [email protected]
Adrienne Spitzer Academic Adviser [email protected]
Lorin Wright Academic Adviser [email protected]
Bachelor of Integrative
Studies
Lindsay ZeigAcademic Counselor &
Special Instructor
Bachelor of Integrative Studies
Individualized degree program that offers maximum
flexibility and opportunity for student decision
making about course of study.
Ideal candidates include students• Interested in Interdisciplinary Studies
• Engaged in one or more areas of study
• Pursuing advancement in current career
• Desiring personal growth
• Seeking prerequisites for other programs of study
Criteria for Admission
Pre-major Standing
2.0 GPA
Major Standing
2.0 GPA
Availability for Major
2+2 degree options
If a student has an Associate degree, we automatically count 62 credits towards their degree.
OU degree in
BIS program.
Points of Pride
• The BIS program is the most flexible option for transfer
students as it utilizes all transferable credits allowed and
students can select courses based on their career
interests and goals.
• It is also popular amongst those receiving Michigan
Works funding, since the program can be completed in
two years (or less) if a student already holds an associate
degree, or 62 transfer credits.
• Integrative Studies Alumni achieved a 96% placement rate
last year
Wayne State Law
3+1 Program
• Students can double count 30 credits
of Law School credits with OU credits.
• Application Process
• 3.4+ GPA required
• All coursework is recalculated for GPA
(CC and repeat credits)
Bachelor of Integrative Studies
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
David Lau Interim BIS Director [email protected]
Jennifer Root Program Coordinator [email protected]
Lindsay Zeig
Macomb Academic
Counselor & Capstone
Instructor
Ann Hamilton Academic Adviser [email protected]
Bachelor of Integrative Studies
All prospective students should contact the
office for an appointment.
Students should bring unofficial transcripts to
advising appointments.
oakland.edu/bis
LUNCH
Community College
Counselor Connection
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Afternoon Session
School of Health
Sciences
Michelle D. Southward
Director of Academic Advising and
Student Services
Programs and Majors• Applied Health Sciences
• Health Sciences
• Biomedical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Sciences
• Environmental Health and Safety (formerly
Occupational Safety and Health)
• Wellness, Health Promotion & Injury Prevention
Criteria for AdmissionPre-Major Standing
Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention
requires students to complete a sequence of courses
before applying for major standing; students must
have a 2.5 GPA (or a 2.75 to become a Certified
Wellness Practitioner with the National Wellness
Institute)
Major Standing
Biomedical Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Sciences requires admission into the internship for any
specializations to be added
Criteria for Admission
• Applied Health Sciences is open to all
students who have completed the Associate
of Applied Health Sciences degree in health
information technology, medical assistant,
occupational therapy assistant, physical
therapist assistant, respiratory therapy, or
surgical technology.
Human Health Building
Opened Fall 2012
Points of Pride
• Occupational Safety and Health – the undergraduate
program is one of only 14 programs accredited by the
applied science accreditation commission of ABET
nationwide. Upon graduation students receive a
bachelor of science degree and also a professional
certification, the Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP).
There is a 100% placement rate for program graduates
with competitive salaries. Employers across the nation
choose the program because it prepares highly
qualified gradates that have the skills needed to
succeed in the workforce.
Points of Pride
• Wellness, Health Promotion & Injury
Prevention is within the top 10 programs
in the nation, and is accredited with the
National Wellness Institute
• The Doctor of Physical Therapy program
has a 100% pass rate, a 100%
employment rate, and a 97% graduation
rate (3-year average)
Human Health Day
Saturday, April 22, 2017
9 a.m. – Noon
Oakland Center
Reservations required at
oakland.edu/visit
School of Health Sciences
Contact Information
Contact Name Title E-mail
Michelle D. SouthwardDirector, Academic Advising
and Student [email protected]
William Daniels Senior Academic Adviser [email protected]
Gennie Anderson Academic Adviser [email protected]
Nancy Osmialowski Academic Adviser [email protected]
Denae M. May Academic Adviser [email protected]
School of Health Sciences
Prospective students should contact the
advising office at (248) 370-2369 to schedule an
appointment.
OU Macomb County students can see an
adviser on designated advising days.
oakland.edu/shs/advising
Featured Student
Services at
Oakland
University
Student Financial Services
Carrie GilchristSenior Financial Aid Outreach Adviser
Student Financial Services
Financial Aid Outreach
• Financial Aid Night for Students and Parents
• FAFSA Workshops throughout October,
November and December
• Financial Literacy Workshops
• Services continue for OU students
Student Financial Services
• To encourage financial planning and
graduation, OU awards are renewable and
can be used during summer semesters
• One office location for all financial needs
• OU, federal, and state awards are based on
the admission application and the FAFSA, a
separate application is not necessary
Student Employment
• Approximately 1600 student employees
• Work-study and non work-study positions
• Handshake: One location for all job postings
• Minimum wage or higher
2016-2017 TUITION RATES
Class Standing Tuition
Freshmen &
Sophomores
Juniors &
Seniors
$11,970
$13,875
Differential tuition rates may apply.
See oakland.edu/tuition
for more information.
Housing Rates
Double Room Occupancy
Rates for Fall and Winter
Semester Combined is
$9,620
*
* 2016-2017 Academic Year
*2015-2016 Academic Year
*Cost Comparison
Scholarships & Financial Aid Book
Transfer Deadlines
for Scholarship
Consideration
December 1 for Winter
August 1 for Fall
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT
TRANSFER AWARDS
3.8 – 4.0Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Presidential Transfer
$5,000/year
Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Talented Transfer
$1,000/year
Phi Theta Kappa
$2,500/year
Talented Transfer
$1,000/year
24 - 55 CREDITS 56+ CREDITSGPA
3.5 – 3.79
3.0 – 3.49
Payment Plans
• Available for students with a remaining
balance after aid has been applied
• Interest-free
• Processing charge waived if payments are
automatically withdrawn
• Available each semester
The Honors College
Experience
Anne HoltvluwerThe Honors College
Honors College Students
Typical Honors College
Students
Who are Oakland Honors College students?
• 30-35% - Pre-Medicine, Healthcare, Nursing
• 15-20% - Engineering and Computer Science
• 10-15% in other Sciences
• 5-10% Business
• 5-10% in Humanities
• 3-5% in Arts (creative areas)
• 3-5% in Education and Human Services
• Around 1100 students in total / 6.2% of
undergraduate population at Oakland
University
5%
Transfer Students
Transfer students interested in joining the
Honors College: a 3.5 cumulative GPA or
above and an on-site discussion with an
Honors College adviser.
Typical Honors College Program
The Honors College
Oak View Hall
Honors College Induction
Program / Other bits
• HC100 - Making Discoveries Freshmen
Colloquium (NASA, Medicine, Arts,
Sciences, Social Sciences,
Technologies . . . Making discovering)
• Sophomore Imagination Lab
Small Groups / Upperclassmen
Program / Other bits
• HC390 – Project/Thesis Proposal Support class
• Senior Project/Thesis – up to $1500 funding for each student to undertake their senior project
Subha/ US Chair RSM
Extra Support
• Additional Academic Advising in the
Honors College
• Additional scholarships
• Travel scholarships (Young
Scholarship)
Reminder
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• Graduate Assistants / Honors College Faculty Fellow / Visiting Professors
• Michigan Center for Undergraduate Research (MCUR) – information on prestigious scholarships, internships and other opportunities
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The Honors College
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• Honors College Administration Office:
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• Free pizza direct line: (248) 370-4450
• Direct line to the direct line: (248) 370-4450
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