Counseling Assistant Topics Announcement LIST
Week of December 7, 2009
The College Academic News Bulletin
Check out the web version of CATALIST at
http://www.ugeducation.ucla.edu/counseling/catalist/catalist_main.htm
TOPICS:
* Letters & Science Dates and Deadlines
* First Day Reminders
* Holidays and CAC December Closure
* Math Diagnostic Exam
* General Campus Workshops and Events
* Spotlight on Campus Resources: UCLA Organizations Database
* UCLA Campus Academic Regulations: UCLA Extension Credit
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LETTERS & SCIENCE DATES AND DEADLINES
Saturday – Friday, December 5 – 11
- Final exams
Friday, December 11
- Quarter ends
Friday, December 18
- Registration fee payment deadline
- last day to waive student health insurance plan (SHIP)
Friday, January 1
- Financial aid disbursement
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FIRST DAY REMINDERS
Monday, January 4
- Winter quarter begins
- Instruction begins
- First day to request excess student units (i.e. more than 19)
- First day to obtain FAFSA for 2010-2011 online
- First day to apply for student parking for SPRING quarter
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HOLIDAYS AND CAC DECEMBER CLOSURE
Have a great break! CATALIST will return week 1 with announcements for week 2.
Friday, December 11
- Hanukkah begins at sundown
Monday, December 14 – Friday, December 18
- Window 1 will be closed.
Saturday – Sunday, December 19 – January 3
- Winter Campus Closure. College Academic Counseling will be closed from December 19 – January 3, reopening on Monday, January 4.
- Virtual counseling will still be available Monday through Friday 3 – 4 except on 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, and 12/1.
Thursday, December 24
- Christmas Eve
- No virtual counseling
Friday, December 25
- Christmas
- No virtual counseling
Saturday, December 26
- Kwanzaa begins
Thursday, December 31
- New Year’s Eve
- No virtual counseling
Friday, January 1
- New Year’s Day
- No virtual counseling
Monday, January 4
- College Academic Counseling reopens and normal services resume.
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MATH DIAGNOSTIC EXAM
January 4, 2010
4:00 pm
Franz 1178
The Mathematics Department will be giving ONE math diagnostic exam on Monday, January 4, 2010. Please note that Math 1 will still not be offered in the Winter or Spring quarter, and Math 3A and Math 31A will still not be offered in the Spring quarter.
If a student is unable obtain an acceptable score on this exam on 1/4/2010, then other options will have to be worked out with their respective department and/or college counselors.
* You do not need to register for the test.
* Please bring a #2 pencil, eraser, and student ID card to the test. Calculators are optional.
* an Online practice exam is located at: http://mdtp.ucsd.edu/crtest/
Please go to http://www.math.ucla.edu/ugrad/diagnostic.shtml for more details about the exam.
Email all questions to ugrad@math.ucla.edu.
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GENERAL CAMPUS WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS
Monday, January 4
* 5:00 – 6:00 pm Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (Boyer 130)
Tuesday, January 5
* 5:00 – 6:00 pm Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (Boyer 130)
Friday, January 8
* 5:00 – 6:00 pm Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (LS 2320)
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SPOTLIGHT ON CAMPUS RESOURCES: UCLA ORGANIZATION DATABASE
UCLA is a large campus with many social and academic groups. The UCLA Organization Database is a useful website if you would like to be more involved in campus life, but don’t know where to start.
You can search for groups by keyword or name, or you can browse by over 60 different categories. Each entry in the database provides a brief overview of the group, associated keywords, and contact information — including websites if applicable.
The database is located here: http://ucla.orgsync.com/Search
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UCLA CAMPUS ACADEMIC REGULATIONS: UCLA EXTENSION CREDIT
UCLA Extension sponsors a wide range of programs designed to offer members of the community opportunities for educational, cultural, civic, and personal enrichment. In order to receive degree credit for work done at UCLA Extension, you must take courses numbered X 1-199, XL 1-199, or XLC 1-199 and be taken in a quarter in which you are NOT attending UCLA regular session (fall, winter or spring quarters). The only time that you will receive credit for these extension courses is during Summer Session or if you have taken the regular term off.
Please be aware that the type of credit you receive will vary according to the “category” in which your class falls. Read below for a detailed description of each category of coursework:
* XLC signifies that the Extension course is also a regular UCLA daytime class with space available to those who are not fully enrolled UCLA students. Grades from XLC classes, if transferred, are computed into your UCLA GPA.
* XL classes share course numbers with regular UCLA courses, but are often taught by different professors at night or on weekends. Specific UCLA course numbers and unit credit are given for XL transfer courses, but the grade is not calculated into your UCLA GPA (but might be calculated unofficially into your major or minor GPA).
* X courses transfer to UCLA with course titles and units but no grades. However, you may petition to have them fulfill particular requirements; consult your department or College counselor for more information.
Remember: since credit from UCLA Extension is treated like credit from another University:
* You must have your UCLA Extension transcripts sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
* Be aware that enrolling simultaneously in a regular UCLA session and in classes through Extension is considered Concurrent Enrollment and generally NOT allowed.
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