High School Counselor Connection Breakfast. Friday, October 14, 2011

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1 High School Counselor Connection Breakfast Friday, October 14, 2011

2 Welcome to Oakland University Dr. Mary Beth Snyder Vice President of Student Affairs And Enrollment Management

3 Program Overview Dawn Aubry Slowik Associate Director Undergraduate Admissions

4 Fall 2011 Freshman Admission Information Total Freshman Applicants 10,359 Number Admitted 5,505 Enrolling Freshmen 2,361

5 Fall 2011 Enrolled Freshman Profile Academic Qualifications (Average) Grade Point Average 3.3 ACT Composite 22.5 Demographics Male percentage 40% Female percentage 60% Students of Color 22.9% (529) Michigan Residents 98.0% (2314) Domestic Out-of-State Students 1.2% (29) Foreign Countries 0.8% (18)

6 Enrolled Freshman Five Year Ethnic and Diversity Trends African American Asian Hispanic Native American

7 Fall 2011 Enrolled Freshman by College/School

8 2011 Enrolled Status for Top Michigan Counties

9 2011 Top 5 Michigan High School Feeder Schools Rank High School Name # of students enrolled 1 Lake Orion Community High School 67 2 DakotaHigh School 62 3 Troy Athens High School 52 4 Clarkston Senior High School 51 5 Troy High School 50

10 Adviser Scheduler oakland.edu/adviserscheduler/

11 Meet Your Admissions Adviser oakland.edu/admissionsadviser

12 Visit Oakland University oakland.edu/visit

13 Binder Contents Front Flap Section 1: Undergraduate Admissions Section 2: Academic Programs Section 3: Financial Resources Section 4: Orientation & New Student Programs Section 5: College Credit Information Section 6: Student Services & Resources Back Flap

14 Info Poster

15 Event Poster

16 Search Piece

17 Visit Brochure

18 Campus Life Brochure

19 Residence Life Brochure

20 Honors College Brochure

21 Performing And Studio Arts Brochure

22 Community College Partnership Programs

23 OU-Macomb Brochure

24 First-Year Experience Brochure

25 Psychology Major Political Science Major Communication Major Pre-Med Courses Business Major Management Information Systems Major HRD Major Engineering and Computer Science Major Mechanical Engineering Major Information Technology Major Health Sciences With a concentration with Pre-Physical Therapy Major Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention Major Nursing Major Undecided Major Major Sheets

26 Degree Sheets Science Degrees Social Sciences Degrees Education and Human Services Degree Elementary Education Degree Nursing Degree Arts or Humanities Degrees Health Sciences Degree

27 Tuition Rates

28 First Year Focus Award

29 Advanced Placement Policies

30 Dual Enrollment Application

31 Golden Grizzly Guide

32 Undergraduate Admissions & Scholarships Update Jennifer Janes Senior Recruitment Adviser Undergraduate Admissions

33 Applying for Admission

34 Apply online at oakland.edu/apply

35 Pay NO Application Fee

36 Admissions Requirements Normally OU will admit students with a 3.2 or above and ACT composite score of 18 or higher Students with 2.5 and less than 18 ACT composite score may be offered conditional admission

37 Outstanding Academics More than 130 Undergraduate Programs More than 120 Graduate Programs

38 College of Arts and Sciences

39 College of Art and Sciences Social Sciences Anthropology Economics (BA) International Relations Political Science Pre-Law Psychology Public Administration and Public Policy Social Work (BSW) Sociology Sociology/Anthropology Women and Gender Studies

40 College of Arts and Sciences Science/Mathematics Actuarial Studies Applied Statistics Environmental Science Environmental and Resource Management Public Health Toxic Substance Control Occupational Health and Safety Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Mathematics Medical Physics Physics Pre-Dentistry Pre-Med Pre-Optometry Pre-Veterinary

41 College of Arts and Sciences Humanities Art History Art, Studio Art Cinema Studies Communication Creative Writing English East Asian Studies/China East Asian Studies/Japan French Language & Literature German Language & Literature History Japanese Language & Literature Journalism Latin American Language and Civilization Latin American Studies Liberal Studies Linguistics Philosophy Pre-Liberal Studies Spanish Language & Literature Writing and Rhetoric

42 Music, Theatre, & Dance Auditions Required oakland.edu/mtd

43 College of Arts and Science Music, Theatre, & Dance Acting (BFA) Dance (BA) Dance (BFA) Music Instrumental Performance Piano Performance Vocal Performance Musical Theatre (BFA) Theatre Theatre Design and Technology (BFA)

44 Music, Theatre, & Dance Audition Dates December 9, 2011 Winter (Music & Theater ONLY) February 11, 2012 Fall 2012 March 3, Fall 2012 (Dance ONLY) March 10, Fall 2012 (Music & Theater ONLY) March 24, 2012 Fall 2012

45 School of Education and Human Services

46 School of Education and Human Services Elementary Education Secondary Teaching Education Program (STEP) Partnership with the College of and Arts Sciences Biology Chemistry English History Mathematics Physics French (K-12) German (K-12) Music (K-12) Spanish (K-12) Studio Art (K-12)

47 School of Business Administration

48 School of Business Administration Accounting Actuarial Studies Business Economics Economics (BS) Finance General Management Human Resources Management Management Information Systems Marketing Operations Management

49 School of Engineering and Computer Science

50 School of Engineering and Computer Science Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Engineering Biology Engineering Chemistry Engineering Physics Industrial and Systems Engineering Information Technology Mechanical Engineering

51 School of Health Sciences

52 School of Health Sciences Applied Health Sciences Health Information Technology Medical Assistant Studies Occupational Therapy Assistant Studies Physical Therapy Assistant Studies Respiratory Therapy Surgical Technology Health Sciences Exercise Science Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Integrative Holistic Medicine Pre-Health Professional Studies

53 School of Health Sciences Biomedical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Sciences Clinical Laboratory Sciences Cytotechnology Histotechnology Nuclear Medicine Technology Radiation Therapy Radiologic Technology Occupational Safety and Health Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention

54 School of Nursing

55 School of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) 3.2 GPA and 20 ACT required for admission to prenursing status Pre-Nursing (RN/BSN) Pre-Accelerated Second Degree (BSN)

56 Bachelor of Integrative Studies

57 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

58 Still Exploring? Visit the Advising Resource Center

59 Advising Resource Center The Advising Resource Center (ARC) assists students who have not decided on a major or students who would like to explore their options. The ARC provides academic advising services career counseling and major exploration services. workshops and special programs.

60 Automatic Scholarship Consideration

61 Apply by March 1 for scholarship consideration

62 2011 Fall Freshman Admissions Merit-Based Scholarship Awards $2,682,224 Awarded

63 Merit and Need Based Scholarship Flier

64 Tuition Rates* Incoming Freshmen pay $ per credit hour Upper Division Transfers pay $ per credit hour * Academic Year

65 Housing Rates* Double Room Occupancy Rates for Fall and Winter Semester Combined is $7,968 * Academic Year

66 Cost Comparison

67 College Readiness Opportunities at OU Meghan Kelly Senior Recruitment Adviser Carrie Gilchrist Senior Financial Aid Outreach Adviser

68 College Readiness Components Unique partnership between Undergraduate Admissions and Student Financial Services Lead by Meghan Kelly and Carrie Gilchrist Prepare high school students and their families for the transition to college Offer a variety of programs for all grade levels

69 College Readiness Concept Early preparation is key to fostering a smooth transition Teachers and Counselors are spread thin already Parents may not have the experience to be a resource and guide through the process Early preparation will yield successful students

70 College Readiness Vision Provide programs for all grade levels Integrate college readiness into the culture of your school Be a resource to school administration and staff Normalize the concept that college is the next step for high school students Assist parents and students in realizing that college is possible

71 College Readiness Programs & Services Resource tables Parent/Teacher Conferences Conference style high school visits Readiness Retreats Seminar presentations Customizing programs to fit your needs Individual consultations

72 Degree in Three Shannon Esselink Director, Advising Services for the College of Arts & Sciences

73 Degree in Three Flier

74 Academic Advising at OU April Thomas Powell Chairperson, Professional Advisers Council & Academic Adviser, School of Nursing

75 Academic Advising oakland.edu/advising

76 Orientation & New Student Programs Sara Webb Assistant Director, Orientation & New Student Programs

77 New Student Orientation Required for all new freshmen Occurs in May and June One-day and overnight options

78 At Orientation, students will: Explore the campus Meet with an Academic Adviser Register for fall and winter courses Learn about OU policies and procedures Receive their student ID Have fun!

79 New Student Programs COM 101 (freshman seminar) Connections (group registration experience) Living-learning communities (Undecided, Business, Nursing, Honors) Welcome activities (New Student Convocation, Grizz Tracks, Jump Start) Bear Essentials e-publication

80 Focus on the Finish Line Year-by-year guide for all students Helps to focus on the steps necessary to reach graduation and attain employment after OU Includes tips, toolbox and videos relevant for each year

81 Focus on the Finish Line oakland.edu/finishline

82 Center for Multicultural Initiatives Omar Brown-El Director of Center for Multicultural Initiatives

83 CMI MISSION The mission of the Center for Multicultural Initiatives is to provide support and advocacy for all students, particularly underrepresented (African-American, Latino and Native American) students by way of diversity programming and retention programs to increase retention and graduation rates and to improve campus climate.

84 SERVICES Scholarships Retention Programs Diversity Programming

85 SCHOLARSHIPS Oakland University Trustee Academic Success (OUTAS) Keeper of the Dream Scholarship Award Student Retention Fund Scholarship Wade McCree Scholarship Detroit Compact Scholarship

86 SHARP EMERGENCY LOAN Maximum $250 per academic year Minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA Minimum of 24 credit hours earned Can only be used in OU Bookstore Must repay by end of the semester

87 Collectively Oakland Retains Everyone C.O.R.E. C.O.R.E. is a multicultural residential academic program that pairs first-year students with resources that focus on their specific individual needs.

88 C.O.R.E. Resources Academic Advising Financial Aid Advising CMI Staff Counseling Peer Mentoring Tutoring Career Exploration Transition Workshops Summer Bridge Program Program Criteria First year student High School GPA between Residing in the residence halls

89 DIVERSITY PROGRAMMING Circle of Sisterhood CMI group whose main goal is to support young women on campus and provide them with the resources they need to make it through college and lead a successful life, including a solid support group, connections to faculty and on campus leaders, and experiences that will help them gain a greater sense of self and responsibility. Welcome Back Cookout The Association of Black Students and many other student organizations unite to welcome you to OU. Fun and food for all! Hispanic Celebration Celebrating Hispanic culture and its impact on history and culture

90 DIVERSITY PROGRAMMING African American Celebration Keeper of the Dream Awards Celebration Honoring the historical and cultural contributions of African Americans throughout the world Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by awarding scholarships to students who have demonstrated strong citizenship, leadership and scholarship Circle of Brotherhood An all male peer mentoring group that meets weekly aimed at assisting young men in reaching their full potential. COB is a student led group that offers young men a venue to be uninhibited and free to express whatever is relevant to them. Topics for discussion are often selected by the students.

91 OTHER SERVICES Academic Guidance Diversity Programming Fund Initiatives Diversity Training Parent Action Committee Student Employment

92 JOIN CMI Facebook, Twitter E-Publication 104 North Foundation Hall Attend events Volunteer (TOA, Committees, KOD)

93 Q & A With the Undergraduate Admissions Recruitment Team Anthony Gallina Gennie Hill Brittani Hobbs Alexis Hosey Jennifer Janes Meghan Kelly Shane Lewis Denae May Emily Stepanian-Bennett

94 Closing Remarks Eleanor Reynolds Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Director of Undergraduate Admissions

95 To learn more visit oakland.edu/futurestudents oakland.edu/scholarships

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98 Optional Campus Tour Departing from 101 North Foundation Hall

99 Thank you for connecting with us