If the print station has to be rebooted, remember that all computers connecting to that print station also need to be rebooted. If a major problem occurs that affects all computers e.
Volume is controlled using the silver buttons on the top right side of the keyboard. If a patron is using the web or a media player, the sound may be controlled through the application.
As of May 16 , these Macs have been removed to install new operating systems. Students can use the Collaboratory for specialized software through the end of spring quarter Also, the Interdisciplinary Research Collaboratory has their own page listing software and datasets available in that location.
Also available at Instructional Computing Phelps See Campus Computer Labs handout for other locations. Librarians can schedule the room for research consultations using the calendar system. The key to the room is at the Services Desk and reference librarians also have keys. Please keep the door locked at all times to keep the laptop secure. Laptop logins are listed on the inside cover of the blue binders in the room.
Nearby, on the tables near the consultation rooms, students can plug in their laptops and view their information on a bigger screen. There are plugs for PCs and Macs. They can also plug in the USB cord to use a larger keyboard and mouse.
The large monitors have no internet access, they are solely for the purpose of projecting the user's laptop onto a larger screen. Refunds are available Jan. Cost: 10 cents per page. Report problems to Copy Services during open hours During closed hours, fill out a copy services memo to report copier or printer problems, or for student reimbursement located at Reference and Information Desks.
Copy Services hours are listed in the Reference notebook. The staff are available to assist users with the ScanPro microfilm scanners or any scanners in the library , Kic scanners, copiers and printers.
During open hours: Report problems to Copy Services by calling their cell phone: Their office is located on the 1st floor across from the main elevators, but it is for staff access only. During closed hours: Fill out a copy services memo to report copier, printer, or card machine problems, or for student reimbursements. Place the completed copy services memo in the blue box Copy Services inbox and Copy Services staff will pick them up each morning. Students who lose money can be reimbursed during weekday hours only.
Do not give students the copy services memo -- place them in the blue box, so that Copy Services staff have a record of how much the student lost when they come in for their reimbursement. Patrons wishing to obtain a copy of old course descriptions can contact the Special Collections Department library-special ucsb. Same as Coleccion Tloque Nahuaque. Collection Specialist: Sal Guerena, x, guerena library. Located on the 2nd Floor, Ocean Side, x Children's literature, state-adopted textbooks K-8 , and juvenile media collections are kept here.
Unit Head: Lorna Lueck, x, lueck ucsb. Library Assistant, Daniela Gonzalez, x , danielagonzalez ucsb. The cataloged collection of children's literature, nonfiction, and teacher activity books is on open shelves and available all hours the UCSB Library is open. These materials are circulated from the Services Desk. This room houses the CA state adopted textbooks K-8 , big books, and math and science manipulatives. Items that have been manually checked out can be returned during business hours to Daniela x or after hours to the Services Desk there is a shelf behind their desk for these items.
Manually checked out items should have a white Curriculum sticker and should have a blue slip on them without a barcode. UCSB student newspaper. Current issues are located on the 1st floor of the newly renovated building page items through the Catalog until Jan. Call Number: LB Older issues on Microfilm. Archival copies are in Special Collections, 3rd Floor, South, x The back issues of the Nexus can be browsed online by going to the bottom of the home page and selecting a page number.
There is no index to the archive. If reporters wish to speak with a spokesperson for the library, please refer them to Hannah Rael at hrrael ucsb. Report problems with databases to: support library. Include on subject line "database problem" and the name of the database. Give as much information as possible. This email address is for staff use only. We no longer us "Davidson" as our name. Document Delivery Service for faculty is no longer provided by the Library as of Sept.
There are three in the UCSB Library located on the 1st floor near the ocean elevators and near the mountain elevator, and the 4th floor on the doorway column between the 8-story and 4-story building, in the area adjacent to the central elevators. Another is located in the Music Library on the 1st floor on the back wall by the front door. Also on. UCSB will return items that are checked out from other libraries.
When an item from another UC campus is returned to our library, it is scanned by Services so that we have a record of receiving it , but it isn't checked in; the item is then shipped back to the corresponding library where it is checked in. The loan stays active until it arrives to its original campus. There are a number of library services offered to users with disabilities.
For a full listing of these services, see:. Name of print and CD Rom index to dissertations. The online database is now called ProQuest Dissertations and Theses. To see a list by department search UCSB Library Search for subject or keywords: "dissertations academic ucsb name of dept.
Most of the pre dissertations and theses from the sciences are neither accessible in storage or online. First, check Melvyl to see if the dissertation can be ordered through Interlibrary Loan. If not, the patron can send the author, title, and the year and quarter the thesis or dissertation was filed to Special Collections at library-special ucsb. Normal turnaround for delivery is working days.
These are archival copies and must be used in the Special Collections reading room. If you perceive a threat or danger to self or others, call After hours phone counseling is available weekends, evenings and holidays at: for students or anyone concerned about a UCSB student. For more information on responding to distressed students see the following Web site. Located on the 5th Floor. Contains materials in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Department offices are located behind the elevators.
CJK computers are located in the lobby of the 5th floor. Located at the corner of Ocean Rd. Area adjacent to the Sunrise Room 1st floor South that contains the greatest number of public computers and printers in the Library. Report problems with ejournal packages or specific ejournals to: support library. Include on subject line "ejournal problem" and the name of the ejournal or ejournal package.
An alphabetical list of the electronic journals that UCSB subscribes to are available from the homepage. Off-campus access to electronic journals is available through the proxy server or VPN for students, faculty, and staff see off campus access. Also known as ERes. Faculty and instructors who need to put items on ERes need to go to the Services Desk.
For more information call the Services Desk. E-reserves require a password. Students get this from their professors; these passwords are not given to Library staff.
Students are automatically assigned a U-Mail account when they register. Go to the U-Mail web site to activate an account.
In case of extreme emergency, call from a campus phone. During the evening and on weekends call Library Safety, x During weekdays, if not an extreme emergency, call campus police, x Check the emergency contact sheet in the white reference notebook at the desk for more information. There is now a mailing list available for students to sign up for to receive notifications of new openings. It can be found on the Student Employment webpage. Consult print or online research guides for subject encyclopedias.
General encyclopedias are on the 1st Floor in the Reference Area. Software program used to prepare and manage bibliographies. The desktop version of EndNote offers more capabilities, but must be purchased by the student for their personal computer. They plan and conduct training sessions for faculty and graduate students each quarter.
They also serve as contacts when people have questions using EndNote. To request services from Outreach, complete and save this form, and submit it to outreach library. A member of the Outreach team will initiate a meeting to review and refine the project, collect additional information, and agree on a timeline and responsibilities. Please submit the form days prior to the requested completion or event date to provide sufficient time for planning and production. If you have any suggestions for content contact Hannah Rael starting Aug.
Access cards issued after will grant the faculty member access to this room, located on the Mountain Side, across from the Art and Architecture Collection. Free online fax services, like FaxZero, may not be secure and should not be used for sensitive documents including identification information, social security number, etc. Formerly Women's Studies. The name of this collection has been changed to Feminist Studies to reflect the name change of the department. Students who want to film in the library should get permission from the Library Administrative Office.
Refer people to Rebecca Metzger x rmetzger ucsb. No fines for overdue regular books. Instead, user is "blocked" and cannot check out books. Users with questions should ask at Services Desk. Fines are charged for recalled and reserve items as well as having checkout privileges blocked. For minor emergencies, there is a First Aid kit on the wall of the Reference Desk as well as on the wall between the 8 story and 4 story section of the Reference Services Office, 2nd floor Ocean Side. None can be posted on library walls or uncovered bulletin boards due to fire regulations.
We also do not allow non-Library flyers to be placed at any of the service desks. Patrons can be directed to the Office of Student Life at x if they wish to have flyers posted on outdoor campus kiosks.
Food and beverages are allowed in the library. Food and covered beverage containers are generally allowed in the library, but may be restricted in some areas due to the nature of materials in those areas e. Special Collections. Staff should not have food or beverages except water at Service Desks.
For more information, see the Library's Building Use Policy. Gevirtz Graduate School of Education. Because of space constraints, the library DOES NOT accept gifts of books or other materials unless they have first been carefully screened by appropriate personnel regarding their suitability for our collections. For gifts of materials that are relevant to a specific subject area, a potential donor must first speak with the appropriate collection manager.
For all other gifts, a potential donor must first speak with Eunice Schroeder, Head of the Collection Development Department at x Documents are located on the 2nd floor, just north of the Paseo on both sides of the main walkway.
The south side of South Tower is sometimes referred to as Grad Tower, as there are many graduate student offices there. There are three multi-person, graduate study lounges located on the 2nd floor mountain side, 2nd floor ocean side, and the 8th floor lobby Rooms , B and These rooms have wireless access, reading lamps, electrical outlets for laptops, and comfortable seating.
Available by reserve in 2 hour time periods up to 2 weeks in advance, up to 4 hours per week. Drop-In Group Study Rooms: are the cluster of seven rooms closest to the mountain side windows on the 2nd Floor. The players are located in Curriculum Resources along the blue wall on the east side of the Ocean Side of the 2nd Floor.
Harold Frank Hall. Name for the former Engineering I building, located near the Henly Gate at the front of campus. Located in North Hall. Students must have their Access card with current honors sticker to use the center. Check handouts available at the Services Desk. Extended hours during finals. Reduced hours during holidays, breaks, and summer.
Index to books and reports on world cultures and archaeology down the chapter and paragraph level. Students may access the ir BARC account at my. If you are mailing your payment, please use this remit address: University of California , Santa Barbara File ; P. The university charges a return check fee for any check returned unpaid by the bank. Failure to view your Gaucho E-Bill statement is not a valid excuse for not paying fees on time. Financial aid, loan, and scholarship recipients: see special section which follows.
Request for Fee Waiver petitions are available from the Office of the Registrar. If you wish to enroll in a subsequent quarter, you will be required to apply for readmission.
If you are not able to meet payment deadlines due to financial difficulty see page 5 , or do not receive a Gaucho E-Bill notification, contact the Billing Office in advance of the deadlines to discuss your situation. If you mail your payment, allow a minimum of 10 days for delivery prior to the deadline.
This measurement is taken at census date which is the 15th class date of each quarter. Students who are enrolled less than fulltime on census date will have the ir Pell Grants for that quarter reduced to an amount that reflects the ir enrollment level. Students who are enrolled less than fulltime on census date will have the ir Cal Grant B Access Grants for that quarter reduced to an amount that reflects the ir enrollment level.
For a full breakout of the se fees, refer to the Registrar website at www. Given continuing budget uncertainties, circumstances may require an adjustment in this amount during the year. Students are encouraged to register for classes at the ir registration appointment times to facilitate this process. All undergraduate students are subject to the September 15 fee payment deadline. Undergraduate students who miss the fee payment deadline and who get dropped from the ir classes must pay or defer the ir fees before the y can re-register for classes.
Financial aid cannot be credited to BARC accounts until students are registered in sufficient units. The fee payment deadline for Graduate students is the first day of instruction on Thursday, September 23, Students who have a credit balance due to financial aid or graduate credits on September 10 will have the ir direct deposits released on September Students with credit balances created after September 10 due to financial aid, loans, or graduate credits being applied to the ir accounts will have the ir direct deposits released to the ir designated checking accounts on a weekly basis starting on September 20, Please note that insurance premiums as well as MTD fees are non-refundable in case of withdrawal.
Students are eligible to use the se services through the end of the quarter paid. For new students, the deadline for submitting an SLR is the same as the deadline for submitting the Student Intent to Register SIR , two weeks from the date of admission or readmission.
Notice: An SLR must be filed by all new students prior to the ir first term of enrollment, regardless of whe the r a student qualifies as a California resident for tuition purposes. Failure to submit an SLR will result in the assessment of out- of -state fees, and may prevent disbursement of financial aid, and course enrollment.
Continuing UCSB students seeking a change in classification from nonresident to California resident for tuition purposes may file a new SLR beginning the fourth week of instruction of the term immediately prior to the term for which classification as a resident is requested.
The deadline for students seeking reclassification is the end of the quarter for which classification as a California resident requested. The Residence Deputy can be reached by email at: Reg-Residency sa. AB Students enrolled or in the process of enrolling at a University of California campus after January 1, , who attended a high school in California for three or more years, and who graduated from a California high school or attained the equivalent , may qualify for an exemption from the nonresident tuition.
Undergraduate, graduate, and pr of essional students are eligible to apply for this exemption. Students who qualify will be exempt from payment of the nonresident fee and the Educational Fee differential charged to nonresidents. Eligibility for this exemption will continue until the student fulfills University requirements for classification as a California resident, or until this exemption is no longer available.
Course Fees Certain courses such as some in chemistry, film studies, physical activities, courses requiring field trips, or certain laboratory science courses require additional fees.
These are identified in GOLD. Questions concerning fee payment procedures should be addressed to the appropriate department of fice. Fee Refunds When you pay your fees, receive enough financial aid credit to put you in paid status, or sign a BARC payment agreement, you have committed yourself to the completion of the enrollment process. If you subsequently decide not to fulfill this commitment, you must petition for a complete withdrawal.
Simply stopping payment on a check or money order will not 14 relieve you of this commitment. If you withdraw from the university, you are required to pay a prorated portion of all assessed fees up to the date of withdrawal. See the fee refund schedules on page Please note: Approval of a deficit load will not automatically entitle a student to a fee reduction. Refunds will be processed at the end of the quarter in which students are eligible.
Therefore, students must pay the full fees in order to complete enrollment by the deadlines. Students on a permanent deficit program fee reduction who enroll in more than 10 units at any time will be billed for the full amount of fees and will need to re-apply for permanent deficit through the College of Letters and Science. In most cases, the financial aid reduction will exceed the deficit load fee reduction for which a student may qualify; thus, it is highly recommended that financial aid students consult with the Financial Aid Office prior to applying for a deficit load.
University Center Fee An undergraduate who has petitioned for reduced fees and is enrolled in 5. The refund procedure and determination date for eligibility are the same as for the educational fee above.
Students who exceed the maximum limit allowed will be assessed the full fee. In Absentia Fee Reduction for Graduate Students Graduate students who must remain registered and whose research or study requires the m to remain outside of California for the duration of a quarter may be eligible for In Absentia registration.
O the r fees, notably nonresident tuition and graduate student health insurance remain unchanged. Students apply by completing an In Absentia petition without charge and securing faculty verification that the student will be outside California for the duration of one or more quarters. Students are responsible for taking care of the ir registration. Consult the Graduate Division for details. Employee Assistance Program Full-time university employees nonacademic and academic may be eligible for fee reductions for the mselves and are encouraged to contact Human Resources nonacademic employees or the Academic Personnel Office academic employees regarding details of eligibility and procedures.
Students are required to be registered the quarter prior to the filing fee quarter. Contact the Graduate Division regarding eligibility and procedures. The waiver form must be submitted each year by the specified deadline.
Unless a waiver is granted, students are charged a SHIP fee as part of the ir registration. This provides a complete health care package when combined with the services available through on-campus Student Health. SHIP is portable, meaning students receive excellent coverage whe the r the y are on campus, at home, or travelling on-campus Student Health provides health care to registered students whe the r the y are enrolled in SHIP or have been granted a waiver.
Insurance premiums are nonrefundable to students who withdraw from the university; coverage continues through the end of the quarter. For fur the r information, call Student Health at to speak with an insurance advisor.
Website: studen the alth. All o the r graduate students must ei the r pay the fee or waive out of the plan by showing pro of of comparable coverage under ano the r insurance policy. The university graduate student health insurance policy provides year-round and world-wide coverage. Insurance premiums are non-refundable to students who withdraw from the university; coverage continues through the end of the quarter. Telephone: Looking for Specific Fee Information?
A detailed breakout of fees and expenses can be found at: www. All international students both undergraduate and graduate are assessed a fee each quarter for enrollment in the Student Health Insurance Plan.
The insurance fee is due at the time of enrollment. All o the r international students must ei the r pay the fee or waive out of the plan by showing pro of of comparable coverage under ano the r insurance policy. In addition, international students must purchase insurance for any family member who accompanies the m to Santa Barbara.
This coverage is also available. Information about this plan is sent to new international students with the ir visa documents. Fur the r information, rates, and coverage dates are available from Student Health Service.
Parking Fees For complete information on parking permits, regulations, services, free parking incentives available through the Transportation Alternatives Program, etc. For rate information, please refer to the website at www. Bicycle Registration and Impound To assist in the recovery of stolen bicycles, comply with state law, and document pro of of ownership, the university requires and of fers bicycle licensing.
The license is good for three years and is valid throughout California. Any bicycle not parked in a rack or designated bicycle parking lot is subject to impound. Impound rate subject to change. For information on bicycle registration and regulations contact the CSO.
Telephone: or Pre-Instructional Activities 1. Students may obtain the ir card during the first quarter in which the y enroll. An alternative I. Placement Exams and Auditions Preliminary Examinations for Foreign Languages For: All entering new students in the College of Letters and Science who will continue study of a language begun in high school.
Students who have already earned college credit in a foreign language should note that regardless of the results of the Foreign Language Placement Examination, credit cannot be granted for any UCSB courses at the same level or a lower level than that already earned at ano the r institution or through Advanced Placement Examination. Students are advised to enroll in language courses immediately since any delay may decrease the ir pr of iciency.
Schultz for individual placement during her of fice hours. Location: Phelps Hall, Room call for reservation at Placement into Italian See Pr of essor Angela Ellis for individual placement during her of fice hours. Location: TBA.
Times: to a. The exam may be taken only once. Preregistration is not required. Please bring photo identification and a pen. Students in the se categories should not take this test. Also exempt from AWPE are transfer students who have earned a grade of C or higher in an equivalent to Writing 2, prior to transfer. Contact the Writing Program, wpinfo writing.
International and permanent resident graduate students, who have completed an undergraduate degree from an institution where English is the primary medium of instruction, are exempt from both the oral and written portions of the ELPE. Written Section: Friday, September 17, to a. Location: Graduate Students: Girvetz Appointments are made at the end of the written section.
The oral section of the exam is approximately ten minutes. Contact the English as a Second Language Program, mlee linguistics. A minimum score of 32 is required for enrollment in Ma the matics 3A. A minimum score of 22 is required for Math The results of the online test will be available immediately.
You will have the opportunity to meet with college representatives, find out about engineering student organizations, explore employment and internship options, receive one-on-one acawww.
Results on the Math Placement Test are substantially improved by reviewing algebra and trigonometry prior to taking the exam. Music Placement Tests Contact the music department at Contact the music department for details. Please contact the music department for fur the r details. Pre-pr of essional Meetings Teaching Credential Information Meetings All students interested in credential programs at UCSB should attend one of the information meetings which provides specific information regarding prerequisites, requirements for admission, application procedures, and structure of the credential programs.
Students who are interested in teaching as a pr of ession should attend a prepr of essional experience orientation meeting, which usually follows the informational meetings. Classroom experience is a requirement before entering the Teacher Education Program and can be documented through the Prepr of essional Education Program.
Contact the Credentials Services Office for a meeting schedule. The of fice is in ED Health careers information meeting For: Primary pre-medical students and predental students. Time: Wednesday, September 22, p. Pre-Law Meeting For: All students contemplating careers in law. College advisers will discuss program planning and the services of the Letters and Science program. Time: Tuesday, September 21, a. Time: Tuesday and Wednesday, September 21 and 22, a. Those students who have not formally declared a major are invited to attend the meeting for undeclared students listed above.
They may also attend one of the meetings of those majors in which the y may be interested. Please refer to the chart on this page for meeting locations.
Students who are unable to attend may consult the ir departmental of fice with questions concerning the ir majors. Time: Wednesday , September 22, a. Time: September 21, p.
Departmental meetings will immediately follow this event; see Department Meetings table on page 16 for specific locations for those meetings.
Time: Wednesday , September 22, p. Time: Wednesday, September 22, to p. Time: Monday, September 20, a. The programs include essential information on academic requirements, the registration process, campus services, and important deadlines. For New Freshmen: Tuesday, September 21, 10 a. Information on the event will be mailed in August to the permanent address of every student who did not attend Summer Orientation.
Reservations are required. New graduate students should attend this meeting to receive important information about registration, academic and financial support through the Graduate Division, Graduate Students Association, and o the r campus resources. A student-run panel discussion will also be of fered. A service fair featuring campus organizations will be held in front of the University Center from a. Time: Monday, September 20, through Wednesday, September Discovery Days is a student orientation program that occurs the first week of fall quarter.
The schedule of events is published in an online calendar. You are encouraged to participate in the wide variety of activities highlighted in the calendar. During the week, Orientation Staff will be available in various locations around the campus to answer questions and provide information. For more information, call the Orientation Office at Time: Monday, September 20, p. New freshmen and transfer students are expected to attend this campus ceremony designed to welcome and induct new students into the university community.
Time: Thursday-Saturday, September , a. Please contact the Office of International Students and Scholars for more information. The day includes campus speakers, a panel discussion by experienced TAs, and two workshop sessions.
Check it out: www. Withdrawal from the University If you determine that you cannot complete a quarter for which you have paid fees, or signed a payment agreement with the Billing Office , you must petition for withdrawal at the Office of the Registrar. If the petition and deadline requirements are met and the approval of your college dean is secured, you will be withdrawn of ficially. If your petition is filed prior to the first day of instruction, your registration is cancelled and your fees are unassessed.
If your petition is filed during the early weeks of the quarter, you may be entitled to a partial refund of the quarterly fees you have paid, or promised to pay, as listed by the fee refund schedule on page Fur the r, if your withdrawal occurs during your first quarter as a newly admitted undergraduate student and it occurs prior to or during the third week of instruction, you will not qualify for readmission see section 4.
Readmission and Reinstatement. Under this condition you will be required to reapply through the Office of Admissions. For additional information on the readmit or reinstatement process, go to: www.
Please advise the Financial Aid Office if you will return in a subsequent quarter. When undergraduate students are enrolled in courses and the completed petition is submitted after the final drop deadline, the Office of the Registrar will enter a grade of W for each course in which the student was enrolled.
If you have completed the enrollment process and the n discontinue work for the quarter 18 without filing a petition for withdrawal, failing grades will be recorded in all the courses in which you have enrolled, you will be ineligible for any refund of fees, and your future registration privileges may be blocked.
Upon request, the Office of Student Life will process a withdrawal petition if, due to illness or ano the r emergency, you cannot complete the process personally. If the dean of your college approves, you will be withdrawn of ficially. Graduate students: Continuous registration is required of graduate students.
Leaves of Absence may be granted under extraordinary circumstances. Consult the Graduate Division for information on eligibility. Lapse of Status Lapse of status is the automatically enforced withdrawal of a student from the university.
Students who have had the ir status lapsed are required to pay a prorated portion of all assessed fees up to the date of such lapse in accordance with the fee refund schedule. Financial aid students who have had the ir status lapsed will have the ir aid cancelled for the quarter. Leaves of Absence Undergraduates: You may be absent from UCSB for one or more quarters at the conclusion of any quarter without petition, provided you have not paid fees for the following quarter.
Remember to apply for readmission well in advance of the quarter you plan to return to UCSB. Petitioning for withdrawal is required only if you 1 withdraw during a quarter, 2 are requesting a refund of fees for the coming quarter, or 3 have signed a deferred payment agreement with the Billing Office. Non-UC Sponsored Study Abroad Leave: Undergraduates wanting to study abroad through non-UC sponsored programs, but who want to retain the ir enrollment priority and not be required to submit a readmission application, may do so by submitting a formal leave request to the Office of the Registrar.
The deadline to submit is eight weeks prior to the quarter of departure. Graduate students: Continuous registration is required of all graduate students. Filing Fee Quarter of Leave is counted separately from the first four categories of leave enumerated above. Off-campus employment, lack of funds, or taking time of f from school for personal reasons are not considered extraordinary circumstances.
Students who lapse status must later seek reinstatement if the y wish to return to graduate standing. Graduate students who are granted leave are not eligible for ei the r teaching assistant or graduate student researcher positions or for campus fellowships or financial aid.
A leave of absence is no substitute for registered status in the eyes of lending agencies. For additional information, consult the Graduate Division.
Website: www. Readmission and Reinstatement Readmission for Undergraduates: Undergraduate students who wish to register at UCSB after an absence, a complete withdrawal, cancellation, or lapse of the ir registration, must file an application for readmission with the Office of the Registrar.
Readmission opens November 1 of the preceding year for fall quarter; July 1 of the preceding year for winter quarter; October 1 of the preceding year for spring quarter. Readmission deadlines are the second Monday in August for fall quarter, the second Monday in November for winter quarter, and the second Monday in February for spring quarter. All deadlines are strictly adhered to. No applications will be accepted after the published deadline has expired.
Additionally, the se deadlines may be closed without notice pending enrollment restrictions. Note: Students who withdraw during the ir first quarter of attendance before completing the third week of instruction will not qualify for readmission and will be required to reapply to the University through the Office of Admissions.
Readmission is generally approved for students who were on regular academic status when the y left UCSB provided that any collegelevel work completed in the interim is satisfactory and space is available. Transcripts of any course work undertaken elsewhere must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar to complete the readmission process. For more information, go to www. The dean will establish the conditions of such reinstatement, if approved. Students who are seeking readmission to the College of Letters and Science after having already completed or more units need the approval of the dean.
In general, readmission will be approved only for those students whose proposed schedule leads to graduation within total units. Students in the College of Letters and Science should note the following application deadlines if the y are seeking readmission after completion of units or reinstatement after poor academic performance: the second Monday in August for fall quarter; the second Monday in November for winter quarter; the second Monday in February for spring quarter.
We are asking everyone to regularly test. Only critical and essential employees supporting the on-going operations of the department will be present on campus to perform their job duties. Authorized personnel should self enroll here: self-enroll in this new survey. ONLY personnel approved by the building committee who are working in space that has been approved to be open should be enrolling in the survey and reporting to campus. The survey is a short set of YES or NO questions and will also provide you with guidance to available resources if you should respond affirmatively to any of the questions.
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