Advising for Registration
SPRING 2012
STAFF
Dental Hygiene
 Kristyn Quimby– Director, Dental Education and Clinical
Lecturer
 Sue Szczypka – Secretary, 574-520-4158.
College of Health Sciences Student Services
 Laurie Richards, Student Services Specialist, 574-520-4571.
 Danielle Chapman and Haley Miskin, Peer Mentors
 Sarah Ambler, Academic Advisor (saambler@iusb.edu)
 Janet Gilroy, Director (jgilroy@iusb.edu)
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 Summary of information to-
date:
 Registration packet mailing (mailed
10/10/2011) to assist you with checking
your OneStart account and choosing
Common Core Electives.
 Plan-of-Study (POS)
 Pre-requisite Course Sequencing List

•Your plan of study shows you what courses you
have taken. Not updated to include current (fall
2011) courses. Please do that yourself. We will
update next spring with your fall grades.
•Details Placement Test Results.
•Provides science sequence.
Placement Test Sores
Courses in blue are
required prerequisites
and will be calculated for
admission into the
clinical program as
application gpa and
science gpa
Required courses due to
Placement exam results.
Last advisor who
reviewed your record.
Required clinical
courses once
accepted into the
clinical program.
Placement Test Results
Courses in blue are
required prerequisite
courses and will be
calculated for admission
into the clinical program
as application gpa and
science gpa.
Note: Dental Hygiene
admits only for Fall.
Required courses due to Placement
Test results.
This side
represents
clinical
courses once
accepted into
the clinical
program.
Policies
IU SOUTH BEND 2011-2012 CAMPUS BULLETIN
www.iusb.edu/~sbbullet
 Grade Replacement Policy
- You may grade replace three courses or a maximum of
10 credit hours. The second (hopefully higher) grade
will be calculated into your cumulative-grade-pointaverage.
- You must request Student Services to process paperwork
after you have received your grade and successfully
completed the repeat. Email, call or stop in.
- Registrar’s Office processes paperwork…can take up to 2
weeks for processing depending on time of year.
- For more information refer to page 30 of the 2011-2013
IU South Bend Bulletin.
 You may withdraw from
a course online
(OneStart) through the
10th week of a semester.
Always check the
academic calendar.
 You do not need faculty
or advisor signature.
 There is no refund.
 You will receive a “W”.
 Implications of
withdrawing:
 If receiving Financial
Aid, withdrawing may
impact Spring aid
package. Always check
with F.A. prior to
dropping.
 May place you “out-ofsequence” or push back
your application date for
admission into Dental
Hygiene Program.
Choosing Electives
IU South Bend Bulletin 2011-2013
Pages 35 - 40
General
Education
Electives
 COMMON CORE ELECTIVES (190 & 390/399)
 Please check the faculty General Education Website at:
http://www.iusb.edu/~gened/SenateGECommMembers.shtml
for latest listing of courses offered.
-Remember, one of your common core electives must be at a 390/399
level. Your Common Core Electives are N, T and B 190 – one of
which must be a 390 or 399 – Junior-level course.
 All other General Education descriptions including approved
courses can be found on pages 35 - 40 of the current IU South Bend
2011-2013 Bulletin.
 For both programs in Dental Hygiene (AS or BS), the science
sequencing of courses remains the same:
 Completion of MATH-M 107, College Algebra or Math Placement
Test of Level 4.
 CHEM-C 101/121, Elementary Chemistry I with lab.
• Exception: if you graduated HS within past 3 years and had one-full year
of HS Chemistry (not integrated CHEM/Physics) and you can
remember basic principles, you may bypass CHEM-C 101/121 and move
to…
 CHEM-C 102, Elementary Chemistry II, 3 cr. hrs.
 CHEM-C 102 can be taken concurrently with ANAT A210.
ANAT-A 210 and CHEM-C102 are prerequisites for PHSL-P 204
and MICRO-M 250/M255. (A210 prerequisite for P204-- new
Biology policy to be implemented beginning with Sp’10.) PHSLP204 and MICR-M250/M255 may be taken concurrently.
 CHEM-C102 is required for both the AS and BS degree
programs. The Biology Department added this
prerequisite to MICR-M250/M255 in Fall 2008 for all PreDental Hygiene majors.
Science Course
Sequencing
Spring 2012
 If you have completed CHEM-C 102, to request a seat in
MICR-M250/M255 you need to contact Ms. Angela Huff,
Biology/Chemistry Secretary, beginning October 24th .
Her office is located in NS 137. Refer to registration packet
letter.
 Students currently enrolled in CHEM-C 102 will not be
granted permission for a seat in MICR-M 250/M255 unless
they have a grade of B in the course, beginning on October
31st. For students who have grades less than a B, they must
wait until the end of the semester and earn a final grade of
C or better.

DHBS must take MICR-M250/M255. If you enroll in
M250/M255 and need to withdraw from M250, you must
withdraw from both.
 IF you are in the AS program and are considering
completing the BS DH degree in the future, take M255,
Microbial Cell Biology Lab along with the course. It will be
much easier to do that now than later.
Registration
 Mrs. Kristyn Quimby, Program
Director, is happy to meet with you
and review the admission process and
technical standards required of a
Dental Hygienist.
October 31 – November 4, 2011
 Look at your Plan of Study (POS) and determine
list of courses you wish to enroll for Spring 2012.
REFER TO REGISTRATION MAILING.
 Check for any holds which might prohibit
registration. Take care of them!
Schedule of
Classes
-Paper copy
available across
campus.
 Refer to the Schedule of Classes, look-up each
course (alpha by school). When in doubt, check
Course Listings by Department which gives you
the page number.
 Choose your classes (use the blank scheduling
sheet we provided in the mailing).
 Make sure you have the class number so you can
set-up your OneStart registration shopping cart.
-Most current is the
online version
which you can
access via OneStart.
Look for Negative Service Indicators “holds” which might
prohibit registration. All “holds” must be taken care
24-48 hours prior to registration.
 Check OneStart Account for the
following:
 Set-up your shopping cart with
proposed classes.
 Holds: Financial,
Immunization, Advising.
Contact the appropriate office
for resolution.
 Check for your registration
appointment. This is your
first opportunity to register for
classes online. Will provide
time and date when your ability
to register is active.
 See Student Services with your
questions. You can also email
(saambler@iusb.edu) or
(jgilroy@iusb.edu
 Register on-time. This will
insure first and best opportunity
to secure seats in the courses you
have selected.
 If you physically do not know
how to register, choose your
classes and on your time/date go
to the Gateway Information
Center, Main Lobby of the
Administration Bldg. and they
can assist you with inputting
your class selections into the
computer.
Thank you for reviewing.
~Student Services