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What
are the undergraduate application deadlines?
For
incoming Freshmen, the deadline to apply for Fall semester
is February 1; for Winter semester, it's November 1.
Transfer students' deadlines are March 1 (February 1 for Sport Management majors ONLY) and October
1, respectively. Those wishing to begin their
studies during Spring or Summer terms need to contact
Andrew Poska in
UM Admissions or Shelly
Kovacs in the Kinesiology Office of Student Services.
How do I calculate my GPA?
First
determine the honor points earned for each course. Add
the number of semester hours and the number of earned
honor points. Divide the total number of points by the
total number of hours granting honor point credit.
For
example:
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Eng
125
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4
credits
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A-
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(4
x 3.7)
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14.8
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SM
111
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3
cr.
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B
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(3
x 3)
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9.0
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Hist.
160
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4
cr.
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C+
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(4
x 2.3)
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9.2
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Psych.
111
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4
cr.
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B
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(4
x 3)
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12.0
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15
credits total
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45.0
honor points
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45÷15 = 3.0 GPA |
What
is a full course load? During
fall and winter terms a full load is 12-18 credit hours.
During spring and summer half-terms, students may take
6-9 credits to be considered a full time student.
Students need permission from an OSS advisor to take
more than 18 credits during the fall/winter terms or
9 credits in the spring /summer half terms.
I
want to get involved in Kinesiology student government.
Who do I contact? Contact
Kerry Winkelseth at 647-2708.
Which
Kinesiology Bulletin do I follow?
Your
degree requirements are in the division bulletin that
was in effect when you entered the program. If the requirements
change before you graduate, you have the option of following
the original degree program or meeting the new requirements.
What
do I need to do to declare a major? Complete
the on-line form or obtain
one from OSS.
I
want to take a course at another school. Will it transfer?
Before
taking a course at another institution, you should check
with a staff member in OSS and/or complete an out-of-residence
course transfer pre-evaluation form.
Many
LS&A transfer credits can by checked at the LS&A
transfer
credit equivalencies site.
What
do I need to do to graduate? You
should be checking in with your faculty advisor at least
once a term. At the end of your junior year or at the
very latest, the beginning of your senior year, you
should set up a final degree audit appointment with
OSS. At the same time, you should complete a degree/diploma
application and return it to the secretary in 3745 Kinesiology
Building.
How
do I plan my course load? Students
are encouraged to take 12 to 14 credit hours their first
term on campus. We also suggest that you balance your
course load; don't take four courses that each require
200 pages of reading each week. Instead, balance your
lecture and lab classes. Take a class in an area that
you are interested in, but never had the opportunity
to study. The OSS staff is more than willing to discuss
various options with you.
Why
must I complete a distribution pattern? The
faculty in the Division of Kinesiology wish to support
the University's committment to liberal arts education.
In addition to the professional courses that you are
required to take, students must complete 12 cr. in the
humanities, 12 cr. in natural science and 12 cr. in
social science. For lists of courses that are offered
each term that meet distribution requirements, check
the LSA Course Guide.
What
GPA do I need to make the Dean's List? Students
who elect a minimum of 12 graded credits in courses
taken on the Ann Arbor campus during an academic term
and earn a 3.5 gpa are eligible for the Dean's List.
This distinction is posted on a student's transcript
by the Registrar's Office, and recipients of this honor
are invited to attend the annual Honors Convocation.
The criteria for awarding Class Honors are subject to
change.
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