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Registration Process:
Registration Form
Registration begins March 5, 2008. Advanced registration, including all applicable tuition and fees is required. You can view and print an online version of the registration form here.
Send registration form from the brochure or website (see above) by one of the following methods:
- Mail:
Send completed application form to Center for Executive and Continuing Education, 238 Elliott Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309-4493.
- Fax:
(248) 370-4963.
- Phone:
Phone application can be completed during normal working
hours at (248) 370-3128.
Once the registration form is received, students will be officially admitted to OU and registered for their course of choice. Upon admission, a Grizzly ID number, SAIL PIN number and OU e-mail address will be assigned which will be confirmed through the mail. This letter will also contain information on how to use the OU SAIL website to check registration, payment and grade status and how to make payments through the Ebill system.
Registration deadline is July 1, 2008. Students may withdraw from class prior to this date and receive a full tuition refund. No refunds after this date.
Classes may be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met, so register early.
Payment Process:
Payment is expected before class begins.
Payments can be made through the following methods:
Online Payment: Credit card or online checking or savings payment can be made online at www.oakland.edu/ebill. You will need your Grizzly ID number and six digit SAIL PIN. The account will be credited immediately when paying by eBill. If you need to have your six-digit SAIL PIN reset, contact the Center for Executive and Continuing Education at (248) 370-3128 or sba-ce@lists.oakland.edu.
Check payment by mail: All payments must be made in U.S. currency. Make checks payable to Oakland University and include the student name and Grizzly ID number. Please allow 5-6 days for mail delivery. Payment may be made to the following address: Cashier's Office, 120 North Foundation Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309-4401.
In Person: Payments by cash, check, VISA or MasterCard may be made in person on the Oakland University campus at the Cashier's Office and the student account will be credited immediately when paying in person. Payment may be made at the following campus address: Cashier's Office, 120 North Foundation Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309-4401
Vouchers and Purchase Orders: Payment vouchers and purchase orders must be mailed to the following address: ATTENTION: THIRD PARTY BILLING, Cashier's Office, 120 North Foundation Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309-4401
Payments made by check, online checking or savings, or credit card that are returned by the bank are considered nonpayment and a $25 fee will be assessed. In addition, nonpayment may result in cancellation of registration. Unpaid accounts will be referred to an outside collection agency and may be assessed collection fees and court costs.
Confirmation:
Students may check course and payment confirmation through SAIL and eBill.
Unpaid students will receive billing notification via Email.
Resources
To help assist Educators for the AP course audit, please review these links:
http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/150356.html
The College Board will be hosting free Online Presentations on the AP Course Audit Process on November 30, and December 14, 2006. Pre-registration is required. Visit:
http://survey.collegeboard.com/ViewsFlash/servlet/viewsflash?cmd=showform&pollid=AP!PreRegCourse.
For complete information about the AP Course Audit, please visit
http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/46361.html.
Questions may be directed to:
http://survey.collegeboard.com/ViewsFlash/servlet/viewsflash?cmd=showform&pollid=Audit_Survey!auditSurvey
More Information
For questions call 248-370-4386 or Email us at sba-ce@lists.oakland.edu
Course Schedule
AP courses are offered at three levels. Combined, new, and experienced teachers.
Key
( n )=new
( c )=combined
( e )=experienced
| Institute I -- July 14-17, 2008 |
BIO - Biology (c)
Credit Course : BIO 591N (34990)
Non-Credit Course: BIO 0591C (34992)
Instructor: Ruth Gleicher
rutgle@niles-hs.k12.il.us
Syllabus
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CHM - Chemistry (c)
Credit Course : CHM 500N (34991)
Non-Credit Course: CHM 0500C (35006)
Instructor: Annis Hapkiewicz
ahapkiew@gmail.com
Syllabus
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ENG - English Literature and Composition (c)
Credit Course : ENG 515N (34993)
Non-Credit Course: ENG 0515C (34994)
Instructor: Minon Hayes
Syllabus
Bio
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HST - World History (c)
Credit Course : HST 598N (34996)
Non-Credit Course: HST 0598C (34887)
Instructor: John Maunu
maunu48@hotmail.com
Bio
Syllabus
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ML - French Language (c) CANCELLED
Credit Course : ML 504N (34998)
Non-Credit Course: ML 0504C (34999)
Instructor: Theresa Juhl
juhlt0704@hotmail.com
Syllabus
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ML - Spanish Language (c)
Credit Course : ML 504N (35020)
Non-Credit Course: ML 0504C (35021)
Instructor: Nelsy Solano
nsolano@csbsju.edu
Bio
Syllabus
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MTH - Calculus, AB (c)
Credit Course : MTH 500N (35000)
Non-Credit Course: MTH 0500C (35001)
Instructor: TBA
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RHT - English Language and Composition (c)
Credit Course : RHT 570N (35002)
Non-Credit Course: RHT 0570C (35003)
Instructor: Sherry Perdue
wynn@oakland.edu
Syllabus
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STA - Statistics (c)
Credit Course : STA 500N (35004)
Non-Credit Course: STA 0500C (35005)
Instructor: Corby Smith
cksmith@gforcecable.com
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* Non-credit courses are $600 and non-credit lab courses are $675. Extreme Biology course is $1049. In-state graduate credit is TBA and in-state lab courses are TBA. Out-of-state credit courses are TBA and out-of-state lab courses are TBA.
State-Board CEUs (SB-CEUs) are not available for this workshop.
Courses may be taken for graduate credit or on a certificate only basis. Those students taking the course for graduate credit will earn 2 credits from the appropriate department in the College of Arts and Sciences. To earn the graduate credits, student will be required to develop and submit a research paper in addition to attending the institute of choice to be eligible for a grade.
