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UW-Madison School of Pharmacy Open House
, is the date of UW-Madison's School of
Pharmacy Open House.
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Scheduling for 2002-2003 Completed
The process of students selecting their courses for the
2002-2003 school year is complete. We hope parents were
involved in this process. The decisions students make each
year in selecting courses defines the options that are open to
them as they finish high school. Your experience and input
assist them in making those decisions. A short-term outlook does
not always help students in the long-term.
Staffing, courses to be run, along with the number of
sections of each course, will be determined by the number of
students that signed up for each course. This is why we have
rules on course changes after this point. Students can adjust
their course selections up to the end of the current school year,
provided the course(s) are still available and there is room
available.
If a student gives serious thought to their original
selections, they can avoid needing to change a course.
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SCHOLARSHIPS/FINANCIAL AID
A number of scholarships for college/tech school
bound seniors are now available. Information on them can be
found on the door of Mr. Boehlke's office. The list is updated
as new scholarship information is received.
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COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS
Seniors planning to attend college next fall should be
starting the application process. By applying early, students
don't have to worry about application deadlines, or programs
being full. At some schools, dorm assignments are filled by date
of application.
Students should also check with their counselor on admission
test requirements. Students needing to take an ACT exam, should
sign up for the next available test date.
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Class Standing Determined by Credits
In order to advance to sophomore standing, a student must
have earned a minimum of 3.5 credits. Those freshmen that earned
less than 3.5 credits will remain classified as freshmen.
Sophomores need to have earned a minimum of 9 credits to
advance to junior standing. Juniors need to have earned a
minimum of 14.5 credits to advance to senior standing.
Students that do not advance in class standing and wish to
get back on track, can work towards this by taking extra courses
during the regular school year and/or through summer school.
Students having questions about this policy should see their
counselor.