Guidance Counselors Reference Guide to The University of

Toledo

PREPARING

Table of Contents

Academics ........................................................................................ 1

AP Credit .......................................................................................... 3

Athletics ............................................................................................ 5

Campus Visit Opportunities ............................................................. 6

Centers of Excellence ....................................................................... 7

Residence Life .................................................................................. 8

Campuses and Facilities ................................................................... 9

Rocket Solution Central ....................................................................10

Student Organizations ....................................................................... 11

Student Services ................................................................................ 14

Helpful Links .................................................................................... 15

College of Adult and Lifelong LearningAdult Liberal StudiesIndividualized Studies

College of Business and Innovation4-year programsAccountingElectronic CommerceEntrepreneurshipFinanceFinancial ServicesHuman Resource ManagementInformation SystemsInformation TechnologyInternational BusinessMarketingOperations ManagementOrganizational Leadership and ManagementProfessional SalesSupply Chain Management

2-year programsAccountingBusiness ManagementTechnologyComputer Network AdministrationComputer Software SpecialistInformation Services and SupportProgramming and Software DevelopmentTechnical Studies Degree Completion programsApplied Organization Technology

College of Engineering4- to 5-year programsBioengineeringBioengineering/PremedChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer Science and EngineeringComputer Science and Engineering TechnologyConstruction Engineering TechnologyElectrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering TechnologyInformation TechnologyMechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering Technology

College of Languages, Literature and Social Sciences4-year programsAfricana StudiesAmerican StudiesAnthropologyAsian StudiesCommunication• Broadcasting

• Journalism• Public Relations• Interpersonal/OrganizationalCommunicationEconomicsEnglish• Creative Writing• General Literature• General WritingEuropean StudiesFrenchGeneral StudiesGeography and Planning• Geographic Information Science• PlanningGermanGlobal StudiesHistoryInterdepartmental StudiesLatin American StudiesLaw and Social ThoughtLinguisticsMedieval and Renaissance StudiesMiddle Eastern StudiesPhilosophyPolitical Science and Public Administration• Legal Studies• Public AdministrationPsychologyReligious StudiesSociologySpanishUrban StudiesWomen’s and Gender Studies Judith Herb College of Education, Health Science and Human ServiceEducation: 4- to 5 1/2-year programsAdolescent & Young AdultEducation• Chemistry• Earth Science• Integrated Language Arts• Integrated Mathematics• Integrated Science• Integrated Social Studies• Life Science• Physical ScienceEarly Childhood Education• Non-licensure option• Pre-kindergarten PreK-3Intervention Specialist/Special Education• Mild/Moderate• Moderate/IntensiveMulti-Age Education• French• German

Academics UT has 9 undergraduate academic colleges and more than 230 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs.

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• Spanish• Health• Music• Visual ArtsMiddle Childhood Education• Mathematics• Reading and Language Arts• Science• Social Studies

Education: 2+2 programEarly Childhood Education• Non-licensure, fast-track, online-only option for transfer students Health Science and Human Service: 4-year programsAthletic TrainingCommunity HealthCriminal JusticeExercise Science• Biomechanics• Exercise Physiology• Health Promotion and Human Performance• Pre Occupational Therapy• Pre Physical Therapy• Pre Physician AssistantHealth-Care AdministrationHealth Information AdministrationParalegal StudiesRecreation and LeisureRecreational TherapyRespiratory CareSocial WorkSpeech Language Pathology

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics4-year programsAstronomyBiology• Biological Sciences• Ecology/Organismal• Medical TechnologyChemistry• BiochemistryEnvironmental SciencesEnvironmental StudiesGeologyMathematics• Applied Mathematics• Computer Science Math• Pure Mathematics• Statistical MathPhysics• Applied Physics• Astrophysics• Biomedical Physics College of Nursing4-year programsBSNRN to BSN

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences4-year programsPharmaceutical Sciences• Medicinal & Biological Chemistry• Pharmaceutics• Pharmacology-Toxicology• Pharmacy Administration

6-year programDoctor of Pharmacy Licensure Program

College of Visual and Performing Arts4-year programsArt EducationArt History• Art Museum PracticesFilm/VideoMusic• Guitar• Instrumental Jazz• Instrumental and Vocal Jazz w/emphasis in Music Business and Recording Arts• Organ• Piano• String• Vocal Jazz• Voice• Wind and PercussionMusic EducationTheatre• Design Tech• Performance• Theatre StudiesVisual Art• 2DDrawingPaintingPrintmaking• 3DCeramicsSculpture• New MediaDigitalPhotographyTime-based• New Media Design PracticesGraphic Design QUEST Program• For students undecided about their college and major

NOTE: UT offers pre-professional programs in the following areas:• Premedical• Preveterinary• Prelaw• Predental

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AP CreditStudents who complete Advanced Placement Exams may be

eligible to receive college credit at UT. EXAMINATION SCORE UT EQUIVALENT UT CREDIT

Art: Studio Art - Drawing 3, 4, 5 ART 1080 3.0

Art: Studio Art - 2-D Design 3, 4 5 ART 2050 3.0

Art: Studio Art - 3-D Design 3, 4, 5 ART 2060 3.0

Art History 3 ARTH 1500 3.0

4 ARTH 1500 and 2001 3.0, 3.0

5 ARTH 1500,2001and 2003 3.0, 3.0, 3.0

Biology Students with a score of 4 or 5 may present materials to the Biology Department for evaluation. Lab credit for BIOL 2160 and 2180 may be given.

3 BIOL 1120 3.0

4 BIOL 2150 4.0

5 BIOL 2150, 2170 4.0, 4.0

Calculus AB 3, 4, 5 MATH 1850 4.0

Calculus BC 3, 4, 5 MATH 1850 and 1860 4.0, 4.0

Chemistry 3 CHEM 1100 and placement into CHEM 1230 3.0

4 CHEM 1230 and 1280 4.0, 1.0

5 CHEM 1230, 1280, 1240 and 1290 4.0, 1.0, 4.0, 1.0

Chinese Language and Culture 3 CHIN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4,0

4 CHIN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 CHIN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Computer Science AB 3, 4, 5 EECS 1560 3.0

Computer Science A 3, 4, 5 EECS 1560 3.0

Economics: Macroeconomic 3, 4, 5 ECON 1150 3.0

Economics: Microeconomics 3, 4, 5 ECON 1200 3.0

English Language and Comp 3 ENGL 1110 3.0

4, 5 ENGL 1110 and 1130 3.0, 3.0

English Literature and Comp 3 ENGL 1110 3.0

4, 5 ENGL 1110 and 2170 3.0, 3.0

Contact your college if you score 3 or higher on BOTH the English Lang and English Lit tests.

Environmental Science 3, 4, 5 EEES 2010 3.0

European History 3, 4, 5 HIST 1010 and 1020 3.0, 3.0

French Language 3 FREN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 FREN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 FREN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

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French Literature 3 FREN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 FREN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 FREN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

French Language and

French Literature 3, 3 FREN 1110, 1120 and 214 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

4, 4 or 5, 5 FREN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

German Language 3 GERM 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 GERM 1 110, 1120 and 214 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 GERM 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Government Politics: U.S. 3, 4, 5 PSC 1200 3.0

Government and Politics:

Comparative 3, 4, 5 PSC Elective (PSC 1EL) 3.0

Human Geography 3, 4, 5 GEPL 1010 3.0

Italian Language and Culture 3 ZFNL 111E and 112E 4.0, 4.0

4 ZFNL 111E, 112E and 214E 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 ZFNL 111E, 112E, 214E and 215E 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Japanese Language and Culture 3 JAPN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 JAPN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.

5 JAPN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Latin: Vergil 3 LAT 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 LAT 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 LAT 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Latin: Literature 3 LAT 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 LAT 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 LAT 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Music Theory 3, 4, 5 MUS 2200 3.0

Physics B 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2070 and 2080 5.0, 5.0

Physics C-Mechanics 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2130 5.0

Physics C-Electricity and Mag 3, 4, 5 PHYS 2140 5.0

Psychology 3, 4, 5 PSY 1010 3.0

Spanish Language 3 SPAN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 SPAN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 SPAN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Spanish Literature 3 SPAN 1110 and 1120 4.0, 4.0

4 SPAN 1110, 1120 and 2140 4.0, 4.0, 3.0

5 SPAN 1110, 1120, 2140 and 2150 4.0, 4.0, 3.0, 3.0

Statistics 3, 4, 5 MATH 2600 3.0

US History 3, 4, 5 HIST 2010 and 2020 3.0, 3.0

World History 3, 4, 5 HIST 1050 and 1060 3.0, 3.0

EXAMINATION SCORE UT EQUIVALENT UT CREDIT

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Varsity Sports Men’s Varsity • Basketball • Baseball • Cross Country • Football • Golf • TennisWomen’s Varsity • Basketball • Cross Country • Golf • Soccer • Softball • Swimming and Diving • Tennis • Track and Field • VolleyballCo-ed Varsity • Cheerleading ** All students interested in participating in one of our varsity sports must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center found at: ncaa.org and click on “eligibility center” to the right.

Club Sports • Badminton • Women’s Basketball • Bowling • Crew • Fencing • Men’s Hockey • Lacrosse Men’s and Women’s

• Sailing • Soccer Men’s and Women’s • Tennis • Ultimate Frisbee Men’s and Women’s • Women’s Volleyball • Wilderness Expedition • Men’s Wrestling

** To participate in a club sport, visit UTSportClubs.com for more information. Intramural SportsIndoor Intramural Sports • Basketball • Dodge Ball • Floor Hockey • Soccer • Volleyball Outdoor Intramural Sports • Flag Football • Golf • Sand Volleyball • Soccer • Softball ** To participate in an intramural sport, visit utoledo.edu/studentaffairs/rec/intramural

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AthleticsUT is an NCAA Division I school and is part of the Mid-American Conference.

Our Athletics Office can be contacted through the Web site at utrockets.com. All home varsity events are free for students to attend.

Campus VisitsNo matter where you are in the application process, The University of Toledo offers a number of different admission programs to meet your needs and answer any questions you may have. Daily VisitsStudents can visit UT Monday through Saturday to receive an admission presentation and campus tour. College visits (called 1:15 appointments) are also available on weekdays for students who wish to learn more about a particular major. All visits are scheduled through the Web site at utoledo.edu/admission/undergraduate/campus

Fall 2011 High School Leadership Breakfast (For Guidance Counselors, Principals, etc.)The breakfast gives high school administrators the opportunity to listen to UT college and admission updates, order important admission materials and enjoy a meal with their colleagues.

Fall Campus Preview Days (For 2011-12 seniors) This program gives students the opportunity to take a tour of our beautiful campus and view each residence hall. They can also apply and receive an instant admission decision. Breakout sessions offer basic information about the various majors that we offer. Program dates are Wednesday, Oct. 12, Friday, Oct. 28 and Saturday, Nov. 5 from 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. Invitations are sent early in the fall semester.

Spring 2012UT Experience Days (For accepted students)These programs offer students the opportunity to meet current students and faculty in their majors and to tour the facilities where they will be taking classes. Admission, financial aid and residence life representatives are available to answer questions, and students can take placement tests. Program dates include Feb. 4,11 and 23: March 17 and 31.

Discover UT Days (For anyone not admitted to UT)If students have not already applied, they can come to these events to apply and receive an instant admission decision. Representatives from each college, as well as student affairs, residence life, financial aid and admission are all available to answer questions. Residence hall view-ing and specific information concerning majors are limited. Program dates include Feb. 24 and March 16 and 30.

Countdown to UT (For 2011-12 seniors)Students are invited to this event, no matter where they are in the admission process. They can speak with financial aid and residence life representatives, apply and receive an instant admis-sion decision, register for orientation and take their placement tests. The program is usually held in late April.

Summer 2012 Placement Testing (For current seniors)Students must take their placement tests at least one week prior to their registered orientation date. Office hours occur daily from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. in Memorial Field House Room 1080.

Summer Career Fridays (For current sophomores, juniors and rising seniors)Students can research and learn about major careers in the job market today. Activities include hands-on workshops, simula-tions and panels of alumni currently working in the field. There are two dates offered during July and August. For each program, students are sent invitations in the mail and through their e-mail, and they can register at utoledo.edu/admission/undergraduate/campus

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Centers of ExcellenceOhio’s Centers of Excellence are nationally recognized programs in key areas of academic study that are aligned with the

industries that drive the state’s economy. UT has been named a Center of Excellence in two of three awarded fields.

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Advanced Renewable Energy and the Environment • Expertise in energy and the environment has been recognized in national and international publications, such as The Economist, Newsweek, and the Wall Street Journal • Winner of one of only six projects funded by the U.S. Department of Energy for biofuels research in Sept. 2008 • Awarded more than $54 million in grants and contracts over the past three years • Economic contribution measures include five spinoff companies, 30 industrial collaborator companies and 54 invention disclosures • Major goals of the University are to help northwest Ohio become a national leader in alternative energy research, production and use and to become an emerging national leader in environmental and ecosystems sciences, monitoring and remediation

Translational Health and Bioscience at the Biomarker Research and Individualized Medicine Center • Mission is to improve the human condition through biomedical innovation resulting from effective multidisciplinary and inter-professional excellence in biomedical research and education with a focus toward biomarker discovery and distinctive entrepreneurship to bring innovations to the community • Core facilities include the Advanced Microscopy and Imaging Core Lab Center, the Laboratory Animal Medicine Core and the Jacobson Center for Clinical and Translational Research, which works to move statewide biomarkers and other bioscience drugs, devices and concepts from the bench to the bedside • Major goals of the University are to create a Biomarker Validation Core Lab Facility equipped with state-of-the-art biobank and to develop additional biosciences graduate programs in translational research

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Horton International House is a suite-style living facility with an international focus and houses 396 students. Suites are either four-person with two double bedrooms or six-person with two double bedrooms and two single bedrooms. Each suite includes a furnished living room and private bathroom. The facility houses an in-hall dining facility, ritual washroom and a community kitchen with dining area.

MacKinnon Hall offers both traditional corridor living and suite-style living options and houses 125 students. Traditional style bedrooms include two- and three-person rooms, while a limited number of four-person suites are offered. McComas Village is a townhouse-like facility and includes seven sororities and seven fraternities. Each townhouse contains formal living and dining areas, a full kitchen, laundry room, and two- and three-person bedrooms. Residents are generally members of a Greek chapter and are not required to purchase a meal plan.

Ottawa House East and West is a suite-style living facility and is an upper-classman residence hall. This building houses 625 students in either four-person suites with two double bedrooms or five-person suites with one triple bedroom and two single bedrooms. Each suite includes a furnished living room and private bathroom. Ottawa House is home to the Arts Living and Learning Community (ALLC) for first-year students. Parks Tower offers traditional corridor living and houses 669 first-year students. Traditional style bedrooms include two-person rooms with community bathrooms. Parks Tower is an all first-year student residence hall and hosts our academic living learning floors.

The cost of living on campus varies depending on what type of residence hall meets your needs. Information on residence hall costs and meal plans can be found at: utoledo.edu/studentaffairs/reslife/roomrates.html

Housing Application ProcessWe require all first-year students to live on campus unless they reside with a parent or guardian within 50 miles of campus or an exemption has been filed with and approved by The Office of Residence Life. You can complete your Housing and Dining Services Application-Contract by visiting the myUT Portal at myut.utoledo.edu after you have been accepted to the University. Students must submit a $40 application fee and $200 pre-payment at the time of application in order for it to be complete. For more information on University housing, please visit the Residence Life Web site at residencelife.utoledo.edu

Housing OptionsAcademic House is a traditional corridor living facility and houses 390 students. Bedrooms accommodate two, three or four people, and residents share community bathrooms. Each wing has a lounge with a television, microwave and sink.

Carter Hall East and West are traditional corridor living facilities and house up to 534 students. Bedrooms are two-person rooms where residents share a community bathroom. Carter Hall East houses our new Health Professions Living Learning Community designed for first-year students pursuing a career in a health-related field. The Crossings is a suite-style living facility that houses 606 students in six-person suites with three double bedrooms. Each suite includes a furnished living room and private bathroom. The facility houses an in-hall grill and convenience store facility. Dowd, Nash and White Halls are traditional corridor living facilities and house 335 students. Bedrooms are two, three, or four-person rooms and residents share a community bathroom.

Residence Life

Campuses and Facilities

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water system for maintaining living organisms and for conducting research relating to the physiology, production and interactions of aquatic organisms; an instrumentation laboratory equipped to perform a wide variety of soil and water analyses; and a geographic information and database laboratory with a satellite downlink for gathering, archiving and analyzing regional environmental data. The building is constructed for energy efficiency from recycled materials and is landscaped with native vegetation. There is also a constructed wetland located at the center.

Center for the Visual Artsutoledo.edu/cvpa/art/facilityUT’s Center for Visual Arts was completed in 1993 and is designed by architect Frank O. Gehry. It is a four-story building at The Toledo Museum of Art and is home to UT’s Department of Art. The building includes various classrooms, studios, offices and a student lounge.

Main Campusutoledo.edu/campus/aboutOur Main Campus features nine modern residence halls, a gothic bell tower, student recreation center, football stadium, a majority of our academic buildings, and two of UT’s six libraries.

Renovations have been made to many of our buildings, including the Memorial Field House, Savage Arena and Rocket Hall. New construction was finished in spring 2010 on the Fetterman Training Center for the Athletics Department and the Savage and Associates Complex for Business Learning and Engagement for the College of Business and Innovation.

We are located about 10 minutes outside of downtown Toledo and very close to the Westfield Franklin Park Mall and many restaurants. The campus is beautiful and offers students a unique perspective on life around the city of Toledo.

The Lake Erie Research Centerutoledo.edu/nsm/lecThe Lake Erie Center encompasses 30,000 square feet of laboratory, classroom, office and support space. Major facilities include: a wet lab featuring a flow-through lake

Health Science Campus (HSC) utoledo.edu/campus/aboutThe HSC is home to graduate health programs and the UT Medical Center (UTMC), a Level 1 trauma center, offering innovative treatments for strokes and cancer that are found nowhere else in the state. The UT Medical Center also features the new $5.8 million Orthopedics Center and a new Heart and Vascular Center. UTMC provides specialty care in cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, cancer, surgery and kidney transplantation.

Scott Park Campus for Energy and Innovationutoledo.edu/sustainabilityThe SPCEI serves as a hands-on, alternative energy laboratory for teaching, research and demonstration, as well as the base location from which to generate energy and reduce UT’s carbon footprint. The campus features a solar installation, wind turbine, geothermal heat and LED lighting, Smart grid technology, and more. Stranahan Arboretum utoledo.edu/nsm/arboretumThe Arboretum was donated to The University of Toledo in 1964 by the W. W. Knight family in memory of Robert Stranahan. The arboretum is a 47-acre site, about a 10-minute drive from Main Campus, and consists of cultivated ornamental trees, rolling lawns, natural woods, ponds, wetlands and prairie. It serves as one of the Department of Environmental Science’s field sites for environmental education and research. Both graduate and undergraduate courses in ecology and geology use the arboretum as an outdoor laboratory. It also hosts a number of educational programs for area K-12 students throughout the year.

Rocket Solution Centralutoledo.edu/rscRocket Solution Central, or RSC as we call it, encompasses many different offices in one central location including UT’s Registrar, Financial Aid and Bursar’s Office. Rocket Solution Central (RSC) takes care of a variety of important matters for prospective and current students.

Once accepted, students can access the following information from their myUT Web portal (myut.utoledo.edu):

• Search/register for classes • Check grades • Enrollment verifications • Request UT transcripts • Loan deferments • Apply for graduation • View/pay bill • Create parent/payer login • Direct deposit refund • Sign up for a payment plan • Financial release (privacy release) • Transfer aid to Rocket Card • Apply for aid • Eligibility status • Sign promissory note • Entrance counseling • UT login • Get Rocket ID number • Change privacy information

Remember: UT’s FAFSA code is 003131

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Academic Organizations:Alpha Chi Sigma Chemistry ClubAlpha Epsilon Delta Society (Health)Alpha Kappa Psi (Business)Alpha Zeta Omega (Pharmacy)Alternative Dispute Resolution Society (Law)American Association of Pharmaceutical ScientistsAmerican Bar AssociationAmerican Chemical SocietyAmerican Constitution SocietyAmerican Institute of Chemical EngineersAmerican Marketing AssociationAmerican Pharmacists-Academy of Student PharmacistsAmerican Society of Mechanical EngineersAnthropological SocietyArts and Sciences Student CouncilAsian/Pacific American Law Student AssociationAssociation for Systems Management Association for Latino Professionals in Finance and AccountingBeta Alpha Psi (Business)Beta Beta Beta (Biological Sciences)Black Law Students AssociationBusiness Law SocietyChi Sigma Iota (Counseling)College of Arts and Sciences First-Year StudentsCollegiate Middle Level Association (Education)Council for Exceptional Children (Education)Council for Teachers of MathematicsCriminal Justice SocietyDelta Theta Phi Law FraternityDelta X Math ClubEngineering Graduate Student AssociationEngineering CouncilEngineers Without BordersEntrepreneurship and Family Business AssociationEnvironmental Law SocietyEpsilon Alpha Pi (Education)Eta Sigma Gamma (Health)Family and Juvenile Law SocietyFederalist Society (Law)Film and Video SocietyFinancial Management AssociationFirst Year Rocket EngineersGamma Theta Upsilon (Geography)Global Student Business AssociationGolden Key International Honor SocietyHomeland Security and Immigration Law SocietyInstitute of Electrical and Electronic EngineersIntellectual Property Society (Law)International Business Association

International Law SocietyKappa Delta Pi (Education)Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical FraternityKinesiotherapy Student OrganizationLabor and Employment Law AssociationLambda Kappa Sigma (Pharmacy)Lambda Pi Eta (Communications)Manufacturing and Technology Management Research ForumMinority Association of Pre-Medical StudentsNational Art Education AssociationNational Society for Black EngineersNational Society of Collegiate ScholarsOhio Collegiate Music Education AssociationPhi Alpha Delta Law FraternityPhi Alpha Theta (History)Philosophy ClubPhysical Therapy AssociationPi Sigma Epsilon (Business)Pre-Nursing Student OrganizationPsi Chi (Psychology)Public Health Student OrganizationPublic Interest Law AssociationPublic Relations Student Society of AmericaRecreation Therapy ClubRespiratory Care AssociationRho ChiSchool Psychology Student OrganizationScience Education Council of Ohio/National Science Teacher AssociationSociety for Human Resource ManagementSociety for Professional JournalistsSociety for Automotive EngineersSociety for Health-System PharmacistsSociety for Physics StudentsSociety for Professional EngineersSociety for Women EngineersSociology ClubSports Law AssociationStudent Bar AssociationStudent Health Law OrganizationStudent Honors CouncilStudent National Pharmaceutical AssociationStudent Nursing OrganizationStudent Social Work OrganizationStudent Society of Health System PharmacistsTau Beta Pi (Engineering)Tau Sigma National Honor Society (Transfer students)Undergraduate Law SocietyUTTV Student Television BroadcastingWomen’s Law student Association

Student Organizations utoledo.edu/studentaffairs/osi/orglisting.html

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Diversity Organizations:African Peoples AssociationAlpha Psi LambdaAmerican Indian Student CouncilAnime SocietyArab Student UnionArabesqueASHA for EducationAssociation for the Advancement of African American WomenBlack Student UnionChinese Student UnionFilipino American AssociationIndian Student Cultural OrganizationInternational Socialist OrganizationJapanese Student AssociationKorean American Student AssociationLatino Student UnionMINIYAMuslim American SocietyNAACPNepalese Student OrganizationPersian Student AssociationPower of WomenSaudi Student AssociationSouth Asian Youth AssociationSpectrumStudent African American BrotherhoodVietnamese Student Association

Religious Organizations:Active Christians TodayAlpha Omega Co-Ed Christian fraternityAmbassadors of ChristBaha’i Campus AssociationCampus Bible FellowshipCampus Crusade for ChristCatholic Student AssociationChristian Legal SocietyEgalitarian Society of PagansEpic MovementHillelImpact MovementJehovah’s WitnessesLutheran Campus MinistryMuslim Student AssociationOrthodox Christian ClubRedeemed Christian FellowshipReligious Studies ForumRestoration Praise ChoirRXeal Life

SeekersToledo Campus Ministry FellowshipUniversity Bible FellowshipWay Campus FellowshipYoung LifeYouth AliveZakuska

Social Organizations:Ad-HocAntiwarArt of LivingAthletes In ActionAutism SpeaksBadminton ClubBallroom Dance SocietyBenevolent Adventurers’ Strategic HeadquartersBest BuddiesBlue CrewBlue Key National Honor SocietyBowling ClubBreast Cancer AwarenessCamp AdventureCampus Activities and ProgrammingCampus Pool Player’s AssociationCharisma Dance TeamCircle KClub Tennis TeamCollege DemocratsCollege RepublicansColleges Against CancerCultural Awareness Through AbilitiesCycling ClubDagorhir ClubDance Marathon CommissionDancing RockettesDeveloping Enhancing and Empowering PoetsDianetics GroupsDive UTFencing ClubFire Dance SquadFluxware: Video Game CreationFrench ClubGamma Phi Delta Business and Professional Society, Inc.German ClubHabitat for HumanityHomecoming CommissionIce Hockey ClubIndependent PartyInline Hockey ClubInterfraternity CouncilInternational Association of Jazz Education

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SeekersToledo Campus Ministry FellowshipUniversity Bible FellowshipWay Campus FellowshipYoung LifeYouth AliveZakuska

Social Organizations:Ad-HocAntiwarArt of LivingAthletes In ActionAutism SpeaksBadminton ClubBallroom Dance SocietyBenevolent Adventurers’ Strategic HeadquartersBest BuddiesBlue CrewBlue Key National Honor SocietyBowling ClubBreast Cancer AwarenessCamp AdventureCampus Activities and ProgrammingCampus Pool Player’s AssociationCharisma Dance TeamCircle KClub Tennis TeamCollege DemocratsCollege RepublicansColleges Against CancerCultural Awareness Through AbilitiesCycling ClubDagorhir ClubDance Marathon CommissionDancing RockettesDeveloping Enhancing and Empowering PoetsDianetics GroupsDive UTFencing ClubFire Dance SquadFluxware: Video Game CreationFrench ClubGamma Phi Delta Business and Professional Society, Inc.German ClubHabitat for HumanityHomecoming CommissionIce Hockey ClubIndependent PartyInline Hockey ClubInterfraternity CouncilInternational Association of Jazz Education

Judo ClubKappa Kappa Psi (Marching Band)Korean American Martial ArtsLambda Sigma SocietyLongboard ClubLove Live CorpsMarch of Dimes Collegiate CouncilMedical Philanthropic SocietyMen’s LacrosseMen’s Soccer ClubMortar Board National Honor SocietyNational Alliance of Mental IllnessNational Residence Hall HonoraryNational Student Speech, Language, Hearing AssociationOmicron Delta Kappa (Service/Leadership)ONE ToledoOpen MindsOrder of Omega (Service/Leadership)Order of the PhoenixOUTLaw (LGBT)Paintball ClubPeace Education NetworkPeer Networking AssociationPershing Rifles troop L-IPhi Eta Sigma (Community Service)Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia FraternityRacquetball ClubRed Cross Rocket ClubResident Student AssociationRocketeersRocket SailingRocket Table TennisROTC RangersRowing ClubRunning Rockets ClubServanthood Opportunities WorldwideSigma Delta Pi (Spanish)Skateboard ClubSki ClubSnowboard ClubSociety for Environmental EducationSquare OneStars for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of NW OhioStudent Alumni AssociationStudent Art League of ToledoStudent GovernmentStudent Hip Hop Activists for Research and PerformanceStudent Hurricane NetworkStudent Rec center Leadership TeamStudents for Sensible Drug PolicyStudents in Free EnterpriseStudent United Way

Student Veterans of AmericaTheme Park and Roller Coaster TeamTheta TauToledo Rocket SquadronTunersUltimate DiscUniversity AmbassadorsWilderness Expeditions ClubWomen’s Basketball ClubWomen’s Lacrosse ClubWomen’s Soccer ClubWomen’s Volleyball ClubWrestlingWXUTYMCA

Greek Organizations:Alpha Chi OmegaAlpha Kappa AlphaAlpha Omicron PiAlpha Phi AlphaAlpha Sigma PhiAlpha Xi DeltaChi Delta PiChi OmegaDelta Delta DeltaDelta Lambda PhiDelta Sigma ThetaGamma Sigma Alpha National Greek Academic Honor SocietyIota Phi ThetaKappa Alpha PsiKappa Delta RhoNational Pan-Hellenic CouncilOmega Psi PhiPhi Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa PsiPhi Sigma RhoPi Beta PhiPi Kappa AlphaPi Kappa PhiSigma Alpha EpsilonSigma Lambda BetaSigma Phi EpsilonTheta Chi Triangle Zeta Phi eta

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Career Services:utoledo.edu/utlc/careerCareer Services’ mission is to provide quality, career-related services to enable all University of Toledo students to reach their academic and career goals. The professional staff assists students to choose or change their major successfully, identify part-time student employment and internship opportunities, educate students on current trends in employment readiness, and provide opportunities for them to network with employers.

Writing Center:utoledo.edu/centers/writingcenterThe Writing Center works with current UT undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff on a variety of writing projects in any subject. Experienced, polished writers read, review and respond to papers in order to assist other writers individually at any stage of academic or personal writing. Writers meet with Writing Center tutors in order to generate ideas, organize notes and thoughts, and receive feedback on drafts or completed papers. Types of documents that are often brought to the center include essays and research papers, personal and creative writing, theses and dissertations, application letters and essays, grants, articles, proposals, professional publications, and job application materials. The center’s goal is to provide writers with transferable skills that will help them not only on one paper, but also on future assignments. Writing Center tutors do not proofread or evaluate papers. Rather, tutors work collaboratively with writers, reading student texts and offering questions and suggestions to help guide revision and proofreading.

Honors College:utoledo.edu/honorsThe University of Toledo Honors College is designed spe-cifically to meet the needs of highly motivated and academi-cally talented students. Established in 1963, making it one of the earliest honors programs at a state university, it has a strong tradition of excellence and provides students with the best opportunities — both inside and outside the classroom. As a member of UT’s Honors College, you will enjoy a challenging and nurturing environment conducive to intel-lectual growth and discovery. Whether you are working on a research project with a faculty member or participating in special honors events, you will receive the personal attention associated with a small college combined with the resources of a large state university.

Student ServicesOffice of Academic Engagement:utoledo.edu/utlc/engagement One of the most important responsibilities of the Officeof Academic Engagement is providing resources and guidance to students planning to study abroad and away. Study abroad provides educational opportunities for UT students to study in more than 20 different countries, study away lets students study at other institutes in the U.S. while paying UT tuition rates. Activities include short-term, summer programs; faculty-led, inter-term study programs; and semester-or year-long programs. Besides providing informational materials about study-abroad and away programs, the office provides individual and group advising sessions, assists with applications, coordinates financial aid procurement, and collaborates with individual departments in the approval of courses. In addition, the office arranges and conducts (group and/or individual) pre-departure orientation ses-sions, as well as a welcome-back, re-entry session. Camp Adventure:utoledo.edu/utlc/engagement/CampAdventureThe University of Toledo Camp Adventure™ Youth Services program provides an extraordinary opportunity for university and college students to participate in a valuable service learning experience with a wide array of opportunities to serve children and youth; integrate theory with practice; develop new knowledge, skills and competencies; and be a part of a worthwhile endeavor. Camp Adventure™ Youth Services program is noted for its dynamism, zest, energy, and enthusiasm, as well as commitment to quality and excellence.

Learning Enhancement Center:utoledo.edu/utlc/lecUT’s Learning Enhancement Center provides academic assistance to all University of Toledo students.

Services include the following: drop-in tutoring, supplemental instruction and workshops.

Catharine S. Eberly Center for Women:utoledo.edu/centers/eberlyThe Center for Women embraces the mission of The University of Toledo by supporting learning, discovery and engagement, and by enabling women to achieve their highest potential in an environment of diversity, respect and freedom of expression.

The Catharine S. Eberly Center for Women (ECW) is an integral component of The University of Toledo under the Division of External Affairs. Its purpose is to serve the women of the University and the larger Toledo communities by advocating for women’s equity in education, work and health.

ACTact.org

FAFSA Applicationfafsa.ed.gov

FAFSA Tutorialutoledo.edu/financialaid/fafsa

Occupational Outlook Handbookbls.gov/oco

Office of Undergraduate Admissionutoledo.edu/admission Rocket Solution Centralutoledo.edu/rsc

SATsat.collegeboard.com

Scholarshipsutoledo.edu/admission/cost/dhsfastweb.comohiomentor.comscholarships.com

Toledo Convention and Visitors Bureaudotoledo.org

Toledo events and culturetoledo.com

U.Select: Transferring College Coursestransfer.org

UT Campus Visitutoledo.edu/admission/undergraduate/campus

Virtual Tours of UT’s Campusesutoledo.edu/campus/virtualtour UT Virtual View Book utoledo.edu.viewbook

The following are Web sites that may be useful for you and/or your students during their college search.

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