RCC students who are considering transferring to
For a detailed schedule of classes and a
registration packet, and/or to schedule an advising appointment, please call
804.758.6795 Glenns or 804.333.6762 Warsaw, or stop by the Old Dominion
University TELETECHNET office at the either the Glenns or Warsaw campus. You
may also visit us on the web at http://www.dl.odu.edu/
.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS @RCC:
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Business Administration
-Accounting
-Finance Major
-Information
Systems Major
-Management Major
-Marketing Major
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Engineering Technology
-Civil
-Electrical option w/computers
-Mechanical Engineering Tech
Health Sciences
-Management
Track
-Human Services Track
Human Services
Interdisciplinary Studies
-Education – Pre-K through 6
-Professional Communication
-Professional Writing
Nursing
-RN to BSN
Occupational & Technical Studies
-Business & Industry Training
-Training Specialist
MASTER’S
DEGREE PROGRAMS
Community Health
Education – Pre-K through 6
Education – Special Education
Engineering Management
Nursing –
-Health Educator
-Nurse Leadership
Occupational and Technical Education
-Business and Industry Training
-Community College Teaching
-Middle and Secondary Teaching
DOCTORATE DEGREE
Community
College Leadership
Teacher “Licensure Only” Program
[must have a non-teaching bachelor’s
degree in liberal
arts or sciences or equivalent]
To apply for
admissions you must submit an application and $40 fee
for degree seeing admission to the Site
Director. Do not send the application to the main
campus as this will slow down the process.
You can get an application from the ODU offices at Glenns or
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Registration
Information
Returning and newly
accepted degree-seeking
Registration Holds
If you try to register
and there is a hold on your account, please check to see what the hold is using
LEO Online. If it is financial, you must have the hold removed by talking with
the Office of Finance at 1.800.224.1450. If it is due to the WSPT, you must
take and pass the WSPT prior to registration. If it is an advising hold, please
contact our office at 804.758.6795 or 804.333.6762 and leave us your name and
university identification number. We will remove the advising hold. Please note
that the advising hold will appear every couple of semesters. It is in your
best interest to meet with the site director and/or schedule a telephone
appointment with your departmental advisor on main campus to make sure you are
taking the correct classes.
Advising
Office hours are 9
am - 5 pm, Monday - Friday and other hours by appointment. To schedule an
appointment to meet with an advisor to discuss admission procedures, degree
programs, or student support services, please call the Site Director at 804.
796.4463 or the Assistant Site Director at
804.333.6762.
Orientation
Orientation will be
broadcast live from
WSPT
The Writing Sample
Placement Test (WSPT) is a requirement of all degree-seeking undergraduate
students. You must pass the WSPT prior to registering for your second semester
with Old Dominion. The 90-minute exam will be offered throughout the semester.
Please check with site staff for dates and times.
Student
Responsibility
Students are held
individually responsible for the information contained in the University
Catalog. Failure to read and comply with University regulations will not exempt
students from whatever penalties they may incur. The catalog is available
online at http://www.odu.edu/ao/affairs/catalog/catalog.htm.
It is your responsibility to make sure you have the necessary pre-requisites
for a particular class and/or degree program.
Financial
Aid
If you are eligible
for financial aid, please make sure that you have completed all of the
necessary paperwork. Financial aid is available to degree-seeking students. All
students requesting financial aid for Spring 2005 must
have filed a 2004-2005 FAFSA by February
15, 2004. Financial aid packets are available upon request from the site
office. Students may find it easy to file their FAFSA directly online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The school
code for ODU is 003728. Each semester of enrollment, students must complete an
Enrollment form and a Consortium Agreement form to ensure that they will
receive the appropriate aid amount (regardless of whether or not they are
continuing to take community college courses). These forms are also available
at the site office. To check the status of your financial aid, please access
LEO Online. Problems and questions that cannot be answered by the site staff
may be answered by Lishena Ruffin in the Office of Financial
Aid, (757) 683-3675, lruffin@odu.edu. In
addition, students may find scholarship information on the ODU website at www.odu.edu.
Tuition and
Billing Information
Your tuition bill
is available by accessing LEO Online, which may be paid by check, money order,
or credit card. If you would like to pay by credit card, please call LEO by
telephone at (800) 442-7082. The university also offers a payment plan where
students may spread payments over four months (visit your site director for
details). Questions about tuition and billing should be directed to the Office
of Finance at 1.800.224.1450. The site office does not accept tuition
payment. Please send your tuition payment to Old Dominion University
Cashier Office,
|
Tuition |
Virginia
Resident |
Out-of-State |
|
Undergraduate |
$165 |
$372 |
|
Graduate |
$246 |
$631 |
A $9
general service fee is also charged each semester.
Syllabi
Syllabi are
available on the web at at http://www.dl.odu.edu/.
Once there, click the Distance Learning Course Syllabi under Frequently
Requested Links. Choose the appropriate
College, then click on your course. The course page will indicate whether there
is a syllabus available for download. If
it is not available, check back closer to the start of class. Students are advised to print their syllabus
prior to attending the first class.
Books
To order your
textbooks, please go to http://direct.mbsbooks.com/odu.htm or call (800) 325-3252.
MBS will provide a shipping discount if you order your
books online. You will need your course name and number as well as the 5-digit
call number when you place the order. Please allow approximately one week for
the books to be shipped to your home.
Web-Based
Courses
Please visit the
syllabus or department's web site prior to registration to make sure you have
the computer capability necessary and know the course requirements. Some web
courses require you to login at a specified time and others on a weekly basis.
Some require you to attend a televised on-air session at the site during the
semester. Exams for web-based courses are usually administered at the site.
Classes by VideoTape
Videotapes are
available to students when an illness or emergency prevents you from attending
class. They are not to be used instead of attending class. As a rule of thumb,
remember that there is no substitute for class attendance. If you plan to miss
more than three classes in a semester, you must purchase the tapes from main
campus. To do this, you must receive written permission from your instructor
and you must complete the required forms. You will not be allowed to use the
tapes provided for students attending class. Tapes may be ordered from main
campus at a cost of $11 each. This cost is in addition to regular tuition and
books. Please contact the site staff for a video tape form. Please note that
not all instructors/departments permit students to take a class by tape. For
instance, Special Education, Human Services Counseling, and the
Guide
The Guide to
Enrollment found at http://www.dl.odu.edu/student_services/schedbooks/enrollment-sp05.pdf
provides a great deal of information that you will find helpful.
@
Glenns,
804.758.6795
Email: ttnglen@odu.edu
or
804.333.6762
Email: ttnwars@odu.edu
SITE PERSONNEL
Chuck Edwards
Site Director
804.758.6795
804.758.2740 (fax)
Mike Moss
Assistant Site Director
804.333.6762
804.333.3276 (fax)
Mrs. Jackie Pierce
Site Assistant
804.758.6762
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Other hours by appointment
SPRING 2004 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
JANUARY
10 Spring 2004 classes
begin, Sessions 1 and 2 (Saturday)
12 Deadline to apply for in-state tuition rates for Spring
2004 (Monday)
17–19 Martin Luther King Holiday – No classes (Saturday
through Monday)
20 TUITION DEADLINE
(Tuesday)
Last day to
register, add or drop a course without grade assignment or financial penalty
(Tuesday)
Last day to
designate a course for audit or pass/fail credit or exercise any other grade
option (Tuesday)
21 Beginning of period to withdraw with grade “W”
for Session 1 and 2 classes (Wednesday)
27 Last day to withdraw and receive half-tuition
refund or credit (Tuesday)**
FEBRUARY
6 Last day to withdraw from Session 2 classes (Friday)
MARCH
8–13 Spring Holiday – No classes (Monday through
Saturday)
16 Last day to withdraw from Session 1 classes (Tuesday)
25 Last day to withdraw from Session 3 classes (Thursday)
APRIL
9 Priority deadline for Master’s and PhD candidate applications for August
2004 graduation (Friday)*
11 Easter – No classes (Sunday)
12–16 Summer and Fall 2004 pre-registration for
currently enrolled degree-seeking students (Monday–Friday)
27 Classes end (Tuesday)
28 Reading Day (Wednesday)
29 Exams begin (Thursday)
MAY
6 Exams end (Thursday)
8 Spring 2004 Commencement
(Saturday)
CONSULT ONLINE COURSE LISTINGS FOR MEETING DATES FOR
INDIVIDUAL CLASSES
SUMMER 2005
ABBREVIATED
SUMMER S
MAY
10 Session 1 & 3 classes begin
17 Session 2 classes begin
31
JUNE
1 Session 4 classes begin
27 Session 1, 2 & 4 classes end
28 Session 5, 6 & 7 classes begin
JULY
5
25 Session 7 classes end
AUGUST
8 Session 6 classes end
15 Session 3 & 5 classes end
27 Summer graduation date