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Registration of Courses
Oasis
Schedule of Classes
All first-year students entering Fall 2009 and later must take
liberal arts courses under Foundations of Knowledge and Learning, not General
Education. The homepage of the OASIS
Schedule of Classes provides two lists of liberal arts categories at the bottom
of the page after you have entered the term and the campus at the top. FKL categories are on the right! Students who entered USF before Fall 2009
select from the list on the left.
- Meet with your advisor several weeks in advance of
registration to determine the best list of courses to take. If you
are a freshman, see the TAPS advisor, Mr. Reginald Joseph, also in
FAH 120. All other undergraduate students should meet with Dr.
Hayden. Graduate students should meet with their advisor, as posted
on Dr. Williams' Graduate Advising webpage: http://music.arts.usf.edu/graduate_advising.html
- Complete this form and return it to the advisor for
processing: Music
Registration Form. Please place it on his office door or
send it to him as an email attachment. You will be registered for
the courses unless you specify that you only want departmental permission
(a permit) to register for the course(s).
- A Directed Study requires completion by
the instructor of this form: Directed Study
Contract. Be sure to send this electronic form to your
instructor for completion and signature.
- Check your Oasis account and be sure to settle all
issues to avoid cancellation of courses. If you have any holds,
go to those offices to have them removed. Neither you or the advisor
can register you for courses if there are any holds on your account.
- Register for at least one course (any course) before
the first week of classes to avoid a LATE REGISTRATION FEE of $100.
You can always drop and add courses during the first week of classes
without any financial penalties.
- Remember to comply with your student status
requirements for financial aid or insurance. Full-time status is 12
credit hours for undergraduates and 9 credit hours for graduate students,
but some financial aid packages require more. If you are not sure
how many hours you need to have, check with the Financial Aid Office.
Late Registration
Undergraduate Students
- Once the first week of
classes is over, the registration books are closed and sealed. The
only way you can add a course is through an ARC (Academic Regulations
Committee) Petition, available and processed through the Advising Office
in FAH 120. If you are adding a course, be sure to attach an
Instructor's Late Add form to the petition. Return all completed
forms to Mrs. Carol Kerrigan, Coordinator of Student Services and
Advising.
- If you need to exchange
a course for another course of equal credit, complete the ARC Petition
with both Instructor Late Drop and Instructor Late Add forms attached.
- If a course was
registered as the result of misadvice on the part of the advisor or an
instructor, you should complete an ARC form with an Instructor Late Drop
form confirming that the registration was an administrative error.
Specify on the ARC form under "Other" that you wish for
the course to be DELETED from your transcript. Once the course is
removed from you registration, you will no longer be fee-liable for it,
and you can process a Fee Refund form in the Registrar's Office.
Graduate Students
Graduate students must use either a Graduate School Petition for late registration or a Delete Course Form, both of which are available on the Graduate School website: http://www.grad.usf.edu/newsite/forms/grad_forms.asp Once the form is completed, it should be submitted to Dr. David Williams in FAH 136 for processing.
Music Forms
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UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG: http://www.ugs.usf.edu/catalogs/catdl.htm |
GRADUATE CATALOG:
http://www.grad.usf.edu/newsite/catalog/main.asp |
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MUSIC REGISTRATION FORM:
This is the form that must be completed and submitted to Dr. Hayden in order
to register for music courses that are restricted to departmental approval
(require a permit). It may be sent as an email attachment, deposited on
Dr. Hayden's door, or faxed to his office via the number on this website's
homepage. Music
Registration Form.doc |
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RECITAL ATTENDANCE: Students
are required to attend a certain number of music performances during their
program studies. This is the syllabus (guidelines) for the course they
eventually register upon completing the attendance requirement: Recital Attendance Syllabus - MUS 2010 |
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DIRECTED STUDY: Faculty
members are not compensated for assisting students in directed studies.
However, if an agreement is made with a faculty member, this is the
contract form to be processed: Directed Study Contract - Music.doc |
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PROGRAM FOR JUNIOR, SENIOR,
OR GRADUATE RECITAL: Students are responsible for
supplying a printed program for their official School of Music recitals.
This template has been created to assist you with your program creation:
Student
Recital Program Template. |
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APPROVAL FORM FOR QUALIFYING
RECITAL: Following a junior, senior, or graduate recital, the
student should have the following form completed and returned to the music
advisor: Recital
Approval Form |
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