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• Entering freshman class (compared to 2017)• Larger entering class• Higher percentage of Oregonians, fewer

international students• Continued increase in diversity• Larger cohort of PathwayOregon students• Academic achievement is higher

• Entering transfer cohort

Fall 2018 Enrollment Update

• More than 4,200 students registered• On-campus sessions

• Nine two-day summer sessions• Three one-day sessions• September IntroDUCKtion – final two-day

session • Off-campus sessions

• Three one and a half-day sessions

IntroDUCKtion Registration Update

• Students belong and we believe they will be successful

• Struggle is a normal part of college and we have the resources to help

• Four years to degree

• The UO has the resources and experts on campus to help students be successful

Themes of IntroDUCKtion

campuspartners.uoregon.edu

• For faculty and staff, not participants• Detailed schedule• Roster of faculty and staff presenters• Staying on Message

Campus Partners Website

IntroDUCKtion Placement

Click to take the online assessment.

Click to register for a Pen and paper assessment.

NOTE: Spanish 111 is not offered Fall 2018.

Dan HustonRegistration Specialist, Office of the Registrar

registrar.uoregon.edu

Thursday, June 28th, 3pmRegistration Closes to Continuing Students / Waitlists Frozen

Monday, Aug 6, 8:30amRegistration Reopens to all Students

IntroDUCKtion Schedule

Summer IntroDUCKtion 2018 - Registration Lab DatesRegistration Closes - Thursday, June 28, 3pm

Session Dates Non Registration Day Registration Lab

June 28-29 Thursday Friday

July 2 (transfer) NA Monday

July 6 (transfer) NA Friday

July 9 – 10 Monday Tuesday

July 12 – 13 Thursday Friday

July 16 – 17 Monday Tuesday

July 19 – 20 Thursday Friday

July 23 – 24 Monday Tuesday

July 26 – 27 Thursday Friday

July 30 – 31 Monday Tuesday

Aug 2 – 3 Thursday Friday

Registration Reopens - Monday, August 6, 8:30am

Registration Lab Location:

Edmiston Computer Lab

Knight Library

Main Floor (144)

Registration Opens in3 or 4 Day Blocks...

4-day blocks spanFri-Mon, so students can get help on Monday if needed

Reg Opens Reg Closes

June 29 July 2

July 2 July 5

July 6 July 9

July 10 July 12

July 13 July 16

July 17 July 19

July 20 July 23

July 24 July 26

July 27 July 30

July 31 Aug 2

Aug 3 Aug 6

Week of Welcome

September 17-23

Monday, Sep 17, Registration Closes at 10am

Sep 17 Monday ISO Registration

Sep 19 Wednesday Domestic Registration

Thursday, Sep 20, Registration Reopens at 8:30am

Expediting Registration

Advise by the course, not CRN

Waitlists not available until Aug 6

Read course footnotes

Click CRN for more info

Write clear course choices on advising sheet

A Few Important Course Footnotes

- Dept approval required

M - Major, minor, pre-major, or concentration restrictions...

U - Some or all of the seats in this section are reserved for students in Freshman Interest Groups (FIG) or Academic Residential Communities (ARC)

! - See CRN for pre-requisites or other comments

Where to See Footnotes:

Click CRN

Clicking CRN displays prereqs, deadlines, and more important info

Advising Sheets:The GoodThe BadAnd the Ugly

The Good...

The Bad and Ugly...

Registration Tools

Schedule Builder Generate all possible schedules without conflicts

Degree Guide Students can run new one after they register

degreeguide.uoregon.edu

Finally...

Tuition for 2018-19 will be posted soon: http://registrar.uoregon.edu/costs/tuition-fees

AP Scores arrive approx July 1

Permission to use DuckWeb Advising Menu: http://registrar.uoregon.edu/faculty-staff/duckweb-faculty-menu

Need help?

registrar@uoregon.edu

541-346-2935

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ARCs build on the strengths of a residential research university, and reinforce the traditional values of a liberal arts and sciences education—exploration, breadth, curiosity, inquiry, creativity—while concurrently providing a foundation of specialized academic support and relationships to position students for timely progress toward degree and graduation.

New Location

• Health Professions

• Student Support Services

• PathwayOregon

Oregon Hall, first floor

541.346.3211

AdvisingDedicated advisors for each step

Professional ObjectiveDuckWeb > Student Menu

IntroDUCKtion TablingDay 2, 11:30-1:30, EMU Lawn

I-Credit CourseIntro Health Professions: TLC 199, tent. spring

healthprofessions.uoregon.edu• Graduation Plans• Workshops• Scholarships

EXPLOREPLAN

PREPAREAPPLY

healthprofessions.uoregon.edu

Student Support Services |

AdvisingChart courses, grad planning, personal counseling

Academic assistanceWorkshops, courses, tutors

Financial literacyOpportunities for funding, workshops, budgeting

Peer mentoring

Study areaComputers and free prints

Eligibility for

Admission

• first-generation,

low-income, or

person with disability

• academic need

• commitment to graduate

from UO

triosss.uoregon.edu

PathwayOregon

AwardedPell Grant, 3.4 HS GPA, OR resident

PromiseTuition and fees covered without loans

ProgramComprehensive advising, outreach, peer mentoring,

and academic support

PartnershipWork together to chart path to timely graduation

Freshmen

Requirements• full-time student

• meet with advisor each

term

• make progress toward

general education

requirements