1. Welcome!

2. What to Expect Today Half day group orientation to Wayne College Campus tour to the Library, Smucker Learning Center, and Barnes and Noble Bookstore Group session for “hot topics” for new students & parents / family members Online academic advising technology session Individual advising with an Academic Adviser – schedule classes for next semester

3. Orientation for Parents… Focus on hot topics for family members of college students. Students will meet up with parents at the end of New Student Orientation

4. What is FERPA? Federal law protecting student privacy Student’s financial, academic and personal records cannot be shared with ANYONE without written student consent. Students must sign off to allow parents access to their information – Forms available in the Student Services Office – This needs to be an issue between the student and parent / spouse / guardian

5. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow! Wayne College closed because of weather? By phone: 330-684-8775 or 330-972-SNOW Online: Wayne College Website Wayne and Akron campus make separate closing determinations! – (Separate campuses – Wayne is open; Akron is closed)

6. What does the Wayne College Advising Office Do? Orientation Programs for new students Academic support first semester Academic Advising: – Class selection – Registration – Degree requirements Answer questions about policies, procedures, and class offerings.

7. Wayne College offers…. Associate Degrees: – Arts or Science – Business Management Technology – Exercise Science Technology – Education Paraprofessional – Health Care Office Management Be sure to follow the curriculum guide sequence – available from advisors or website

8. Wayne College offers…. Freshmen & Sophomore level (100/200) courses that transfer to bachelor degree programs Associate Degree programs with courses that transfer into bachelor degree programs CAST and CHP courses for Associate Degree programs – Ex: Criminal Justice and Radiology Akron program courses for bachelor degree – Ex: Social Work

9. Bachelor & Masters programs offered at Wayne Masters of Business Administration (Akron – CBA) Bachelor & Masters of Social Work (Akron – CHP) Bachelor of Organizational Supervision (Akron- CAST) Bachelor of General Business (Walsh University at Wayne Campus) Bachelor of Corporate Communications (Walsh University at Wayne Campus)

10. Courses at Wayne lead to these Baccalaureate Programs College of Arts and Sciences: Humanities division, Natural Sciences division, Social Sciences division, Fine Arts division College of Business Administration: Accounting, Advertising, Finance, Management, International Business and Marketing College of Education: Early Childhood Education, Middle Level, High School, Intervention Specialist College of Engineering: Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Corrosion, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechanical Polymer College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST): Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice, Engineering Tech, etc. College of Health Professions: Nursing, Social Work, Nutrition, Audiology, Exercise Science, Respiratory Care, Radiology, Surgical Tech PLEASE NOTE - Different degrees have different GPA and class completion requirements to be accepted into the upper level college. Additionally, some degrees are “competitive”.

11. Student Success Timeline Complete successful First Semester/ First Year Decide on a Major Be admitted to a Major Gain applicable Work and Other Experience Apply for Jobs and/or Graduate School

12. Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Majors Start on the Akron campus for these majors: – Art, Music, Theatre, Athletic Training, Interior Design Summit College Associate Degrees: – Many majors (i.e. Criminal Justice, Paralegal, Engineering Tech, EMT and Hospitality Management) – Can take some courses at Wayne Additional courses to be offered in the future Ask your adviser any specific questions concerning your major

13. What is a Full-Time Student? Carry a minimum of 12-16 credit hours per semester (4-5 classes) Take at least 16 credits per semester to graduate with an Associate Degree in 2 years or a Bachelor Degree in 4 years Because students are also working, typical time to complete a degree is usually longer

14. What is a Part-Time Student? Under 12 credits per semester Financial aid requires enrollment of at least 6 credits Insurance (health and car) may require full- time enrollment. Please check with your insurance company.

15. Expectations Your adviser will want to know if you need: – day or evening classes – certain days of the week, etc. Homework – For 12-16 credits (full-time) expect to spend at least 24-32 hours a week studying. Work – class + study time leaves 10-16 hours a week for a job (60 hour principle)

16. Expectations by Faculty Faculty Video (link to video) Faculty Video Dr. Snow – Biology Dr. Hartsock – Biology & Chemistry

17. Manage Your Time The 60-Hour Principle Good time management is essential in college. Use a planner to schedule your weekly activities. Set and prioritize goals. Do not procrastinate. Credit hours/week1514131211109876 Homework hours/week30282624222018161412 Employment hours/week15182124273033363942 Total60

18. Expectations for Wayne - Work Research shows that distractions break student’s concentration Arrive on time to class/work Power down cell phones & eliminate their use in class/work Be respectful of everyone’s learning /work place Eliminate talking & disruptions – Professors may ask students to leave if disruptions occur that impact the learning of others – disruptions at work Code of Conduct at Wayne College / policies at work

19. Having Academic Difficulties? Students may struggle academically in at least one class. What can you do? 1. Meet with instructor ASAP! 2. Smucker Learning Center for tutoring support 3. Meet with Academic Adviser to discuss scheduling / drop class options

20. Differences Between High School and College Responsibility of learning shifts from teacher to student College courses are more difficult – more application of learning College is taught in a shorter amount of time In college, most of the learning occurs outside the classroom Students are responsible for requesting help or support Take control of your future

21. Keys to Success Review current Curriculum Guide for your major Know the degree & prerequisite requirements of your program Undecided students should make an appointment for career counseling

22. Keys to Success… Research your ideal career area Take responsibility for your educational experience Attend class Ask questions

23. Example of a Typical First Semester Class Schedule 3300:111 English Comp I 3 credits 7600:106 Effective Oral Communications3 credits 5540:190 Physical Education 1 credit 3750:100 Intro to Psychology (Social sciences) 3 credits 3450:145 College Algebra (math)4 credits 1100:101 The Akron Experience2 credits Total Credits for the semester16 credits

24. “Welcome to Wayne Day” HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that ALL new students ATTEND. Thursday, August 25, 2016 – 11:00 am until 5:00 pm. Great opportunity to make sure everything is in place for a successful start to your first semester. More information will be mailed to your home address.

25. Make the Most of Your College Experience Get Involved Student Organizations Internships and Co-ops Study Abroad The Akron Experience

26. Clubs and Organizations Associated Student Government Adult Learner Student Organization (ALSO) African-American Association (AAA) Campus Crusade for Christ Gay Straight Alliance Global Green Club P256 Computer Club Phi Theta Kappa Philosophy Club Psychology Club Veterans Club Wayne Writers’ Club Wayne Mirror Waynessence Varsity Sports (Basketball, Volleyball, Golf)

27. Being a Good Campus Citizen Parking: – No permit needed at Wayne College – Please do not park in grass or obstruct flow of traffic Email: – Check on a daily basis – Main communications tool used to keep students informed Campus Safety: – Be proactive – Watch your personal property – Dial 2911 from any campus phone for any campus emergencies

28. Questions?