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New COE Level 2 Orientation Schedule

Please review and add these dates to your calendar immediately. The standard Wednesday dates have been moved to Thursdays. All orientations will take place in Room 289 Student  Center Building with rooms for additional breakout sessions. The first orientation days will begin at 3:00 p.m. and the 2nd dates will begin at 10:00 a.m. Our next orientation will be on Thursday, March 4, 2010 @ 3:00 p.m.

APPROVED Standardized Orientation Dates

1/8/2010

Fall Admission Deadline:  June 1

• 1st Orientation Date – 2nd Friday in July
• 2nd Orientation Date – 1st Thursday in August

Winter Admission Deadline:  October 1

• 1st Orientation Date – 2nd Friday in November
• 2nd Orientation Date – 1st Thursday in December

Spring/Summer Admission Deadline: February 1

• Choose dates based on schedule & availability
• Spring Break & Easter weekend will effect standardized dates

• Allow 5 weeks to process on-time application
• Invitations will go out 3 weeks after the application deadline inviting students to 1st Orientation Date (Student will have the option to call and reschedule to the 2nd Date if necessary)
• Students have 1 week to respond via phone or e-mail.  If student does not respond, the date in which they are invited is assumed date of attendance
• Completed late applications will automatically be invited to 2nd Orientation Date

The Friday Orientations should be held in the late afternoon around 3:00 p.m.  This will allow working professionals and others to try to plan their days accordingly.  Also, there are less class offerings at this day and time, resulting in fewer class scheduling conflicts. 

The Wednesday Orientation should be held in the mornings around 10:00 a.m.  

By standardizing orientation dates we will be able to plan all of our schedules in advance and create a more structured environment for students entering Level 2.