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Advising Matters
News
and Announcements
WELCOME
BACK!
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
(Registrars
Office - Kindlon Hall 224 / 630-829-6349 and Ben
Central - Krasa Center 169 / 630-829-6500)
Register
For Spring Courses
(Veterans please see
Post 911 GI Bill update below)
All registration is done online through your
MyBenU account. If you do not have access to a computer please
stop by Ben Central Krasa 169. Located next to the bookstore.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:
Waitlist are void on midnight
Sunday, January 17th. "First come
first serve" rule applies for all waitlists that were not
autoenrolled by the system by midnight. While waitlist are voided
on Sunday at midnight waitlist status will still appear on your
account (it just will not be an active waitlist). If an instructor
approves you into his/her class it is the students responsibility
to follow through immediately with officially registering for
that class(s).
All students now will need pin numbers
to enroll in a class if it is showing as closed (even if there
may be open seats, or if the student is currently on the waitlist
and there are open seats). The instructor has full control over
who enrolls in the class, if the class is closed. If the class
is open and there is no wait list, then there is open registration
through the week, until next Sunday evening, midnight, when add/drop
has expired. See additional waitlisted note below.
Spring
2010 Registration Information
(See policy
and a Chem 113 Pre-Requisite info below)
Undergraduate
Administrative Drop Policy
ADDITIONAL
COURSE UPDATES (Class Schedule BenULive)
SPRING
CLOSED Courses as of 1-15-2010 (Term 0655)
WINTER
CLOSED Courses as of 01-15-2010 (Term 0653)
SPRING
Updates as of 01-04-10 (0655)
WINTER
Updates as of 12-07-09 (0653)
SUMMER COURSE UPDATES TBA
Taking
a course at a visiting school?
Students are responsible for requesting their official transcripts
be mailed from their visiting school to Benedictine's Registrars
Office before deadline. Deadline
for transcripts must be received in the Registrars Office before
the start of the next term registration period.
Need registration
help?
Instructions for how to self-register for classes
online
http://www.ben.edu/MyBenU/
Spring Term Registration Code: 0655
Instructions for how
to drop most classes online
www.ben.edu/mybenu/docs/How_To_Drop_A_Class.pdf
Withdrawal
and refund policy
Registration problems
What
do MyBenU error messages mean?
What do I do if I'm having difficulties with
my login?
Contact the helpdesk at 630-829-6684 or helpdesk@ben.edu
FYI: Waitlist
(regardless if it is still showing on your
schedule) does not mean you're registered for class! Waitlist
becomes a first come first serve bases and with instructor signature/permission
starting on the first Monday Spring semester courses begin.
Need an override
to get into a class?
Use this form after the Add/Drop Week (after 1st week of school).
Part 1 - ADD Course AFTER Add/Drop Week
Part
2 - Contact names & locations for obtaining permission into
a class.
POLICY INFORMATION from
the Registrars Office:
New Academic Policy Approved
for Implementation effective as of Fall 2009
Repetition of Courses
For courses taken at Benedictine University, undergraduate students,
both degree seeking and students-at-large, may repeat a course
in which they received grades of W, D, or F no more than two times.
Students may not repeat any course in which they receive a grade
of C or better. When a course is repeated for credit, the earlier
earned grade remains on the student's permanent record and will
appear on all transcripts. Only the last enrollment and earned
grade will be used in computing the cumulative grade point average
and awarding of credit. If a student wishes to repeat a course
originally taken at Benedictine University and in which an earned
grade was received, the repeat must be a course at Benedictine
University. A repeat may not be by independent study or by study
at another institution. The Academic Standing Committee may provide
exceptions to this policy. An earned grade is a grade of A, B,
C, D, and F.
Students who have graduated may not repeat a course for credit
in which they earned a grade of A, B, C, or D previously. A student
who has graduated may only audit a course in which they previously
earned credit.
New Chem 113 Pre-Requisite
(Effective Fall 2009)
Chem 113- Pre-Requisite: Math 110 with a
"C" or better or Placement into Math 111 or Higher,
and one year high school chemistry.
ADVISING
(New
Student Advising 630-829-6300 for all others advisors
please use directory)
New
Student (Freshman and Transfer Student) Advising Information
Returning
Student Advising - Please contact your advisor first
Who
is my advisor?
Visiting
Student/Student-At-Large advisor. Please
email your registration or drop request to
Amy Whittinghill at awhittinghill@ben.edu
or call 630-829-6221 Lownik Hall - 105G
Transfer
Guides
Major
Check Lists for Traditional Undergraduate Students
Major
Check Lists for Adult Undergraduate Students
WE DID IT!
http://www.saveillinoismapgrants.org/
A special thank you to Joan Henehan
of the Student Success Center for all of her hard work, long hours,
and commitment to help make the MAP outreach successful. If you
are a student who needed the support of the MAP grant we encourage
you to show your thanks by stopping by the Student Success Center
or emailing Joan at jhenehan@ben.edu
and personally say thank you to her.
Thank you Joan!
Attention
Veterans:
A
New GI Bill For A New Century
Post - 9/11 GI Bill
The
Department of Veterans Affairs has made funds available for Veteran
students who are still awaiting their education benefit claim
to be processed. Click on the link above or Visit the United States
Department of Veterans Affairs for more information.
http://www.va.gov/
For
Financial Aid VA General Information please visit our Financial
Aid website.
http://www.ben.edu/resources/financialaid/va.asp
STUDENT
SUCCESS CENTER
(Krasa
012 lower level 630-829-6340)
Looking for a tutor? Need a place to study?
Come visit our STUDY
ZONE in Krasa - Lower Level. Students are
encouraged to visit the STUDY
ZONE for tutoring or just a quiet place
to study!
Spring
2010 Tutoring Schedule
Please
check back frequently for updates during the first few weeks of
school. We will be adding more tutors to the schedule.
ATTENTION STUDENT
ATHLETES
Student Success Center's
Academic Support Program
The Study Zone hours
for athletes*: Monday - Thursday 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Friday
10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.and Sundays 6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. Closed
on Saturdays. You must bring your student ID to sign in and out
with the Study Zone Monitor! No photo ID no credit!
Students are not
to leave during their check-in times. If you need to leave
for any reason you must first sign out with the Study Zone
Monitor on duty. If a student leaves during their check-in time
without signing out NO credit will be given and the incident will
be reported to the athletics department.
*Some athletes will have specific
designated times required at the Study Zone. If you have any questions
regarding specific times please contact:
David Swanson
Assistant Director
dswanson@ben.edu
Phone (630) 829-6145
Building - Rice Center Room: 209
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