Vejledning til General Courses Class Preference Form - Fall 2016 for ansøgere til General Courses på SDSU

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1 Vejledning til General Courses Class Preference Form - Fall 2016 for ansøgere til General Courses på SDSU General Courses Class Preference Form består af 6 sider, og derudover er der en Liability Form. Alle 7 sider skal udfyldes (se vejledning herunder) og sendes til EDU sammen med resten af dine supplerende dokumenter, senest 5 dage efter du har sendt din ansøgning online til SDSU. Når du søger ind på SDSU på General Courses, skal du have dine fag forhåndsgodkendt. På den vedhæftede General Courses Class Preference Form skal du tilkendegive, hvilke fag du har fået forhåndsgodkendt, og dermed har mulighed for at tage på SDSU. Det er vigtigt, at du opfylder eventuelle krav til de fag, du ønsker/har fået godkendt, da du ellers ikke vil få lov til at følge fagene på SDSU. Vi anbefaler, at du får så mange fag forhåndsgodkendt som muligt, så du har størst chance for at få fuld merit, når du kommer hjem. Da EDU har et begrænset antal pladser til SDSU, General Courses, er det efter princippet 'først til mølle' med en komplet ansøgning. Så for at få tildelt en af disse pladser, skal vi have modtaget alle dine supplerende dokumenter inklusiv General Courses Class Preference Form og Liability Form. Hvis du ikke har mulighed for at få en forhåndsgodkendelse, inden du sender dine supplerende dokumenter til EDU, skal du stadig udfylde den og vedlægge dokumentation/link til hjemmeside for, hvornår du kan søge/få forhåndsgodkendelsen. Du skal eftersende din originale forhåndsgodkendelse til EDU hurtigst muligt, efter du har modtaget den. Ca. 1 uge efter du har udfyldt og sendt din online ansøgning til SDSU, vil du automatisk modtage en fra SDSU med besked om, at du skal udfylde og returnere denne General Courses Class Preference Form samt Liability Form. Da du sender disse til EDU sammen med dine andre dokumenter, behøver du ikke at sende dem igen. Alle dine supplerende dokumenter til din ansøgning sendes til: EDU Nikolaj Plads 26, 2. sal 1067 København K vejledning@edu-danmark.dk Senest opdateret 5. januar 2016

2 Side 1 Du udfylder med eget navn, og derefter de felter der passer til din situation, afhængig af om du er igang med en uddannelse i Danmark eller ej. Side 2 Section 1: Mandatory Confirmations Læs alle punkterne igennem og udfyld med underskrift og dato. Side 3-5 Section 2: Course Preference List Dette er en liste over fag, hvor der typisk er pladser til study abroad studerende, efter de indskrevne studerende har valgt fag. Dvs. det er fag, som højst sandsynligt er mulige at få. Du skal vælge (og sætte kryds ved) mindst 5 fag på denne liste, som du har fået, eller regner med at få forhåndsgodkendt på dit studie. Der er kun fag på bachelor niveau på listen, men kandidatstuderende skal også vælge 5 fag på listen. Det er dog ikke et krav, at disse fag er forhåndsgodkendt på ansøgningstidspunktet, men det forventes, at du i princippet kan tage disse fag, hvis du ikke kan få fag på kandidat niveau. Side 6 Section 3: Approved Courses Her skal du skrive alle de fag, som du har fået forhåndsgodkendt på dit studie. Hvis du skal læse på bachelor niveau, skal du skrive mindst 5 fag, og hvis du skal læse på kandidat niveau, skal du skrive mindst 4 - udover de fag, som du har krydset af i Section 2. Vi vil dog anbefale, at du her skriver 6-8 fag på, som du har fået forhåndsgodkendt, hvis fagene du har krydset af i Section 2, ikke er optimale fag for dig. Der er dog ingen garanti for, at du kan få de ønskede fag, så det kræver stor fleksibilitet i dit valg af fag, og du bør få forhåndsgodkendt fag fra forskellige fagområder. Vær opmærksom på, at du vælger fag på rette niveau. Før du kigger på fag, bør du læse information om fag her: vejledning@edu-danmark.dk Senest opdateret 5. januar 2016

3 Du finder SDSU's online fagkatalog her: Sending University: Punkt 1 og 2: Den person som forhåndsgodkender dine fag, og som dermed er garant for, at du har fået forhåndsgodkendt fagene, skal underskrive og evt. stemple. Du kan også sende din originale forhåndsgodkendelse til EDU og så kan vi skrive under på, at dine forhåndsgodkendte fag stemmer overens med de fag, du har skrevet i skemaet i Section 2. Punkt 3: Her skal du ikke skrive noget. Side 5 Liability Form Læs alle punkterne og udfyld med navn, underskrift og dato nederst. vejledning@edu-danmark.dk Senest opdateret 5. januar 2016

4 Semester at SDSU General Courses Class Preference Form Fall 2016 In order to serve your needs better, Semester at SDSU General Courses program students should receive approval from their home university advisor/official or agent to be eligible to enroll in general courses. Please complete the form and it to as soon as possible. Your application will not be considered complete until you submit this form. Section 1 of this form has confirmations for you to read and understand. Section 2 of this form lists the SDSU classes that historically have seats available. Students should carefully review these classes to determine if there are classes that will be transferable to their home country university. Section 3 is to be used to list the student s class preferences and the courses that have been approved by each student's home country university. Please be aware that there is no guarantee for enrollment in specific courses. Student Name: Please check the boxes below that apply to you: I am currently studying toward a degree program at a university in my country Name of University: Degree Program (Major): Name of University Advisor/Official or Agent: Address of University Advisor/Official or Agent: Student Status in fall 2016 (circle one): Undergraduate or Graduate Do you plan on transferring all of your courses back to a university program? (circle one) Yes No I am not studying toward a degree program at a university in my country. Please check the box that lists the reason you would like to join the Semester at SDSU Program. I am in a gap year. I am just interested in studying at SDSU for personal reasons. Please explain: Other. Please explain:

5 Section 1: Mandatory Confirmations Please check all boxes and sign and date at the bottom of this page. I understand that the program dates are August 15, 2016 to December 16, 2016 and I will be present in San Diego during these dates. I understand that Semester at SDSU students will use an automated class enrollment system and, if placed on a class waitlist, will not have priority enrolling in classes. I understand that enrollment will be restricted in certain departments. If I am enrolled in a course from the automated class enrollment system, I may be dropped from the course by the professor or department if I do not satisfy the requirements of the course. I understand that I must bring my transcript (in English) with me and have it readily available for viewing by staff and professors. I must make sure I have satisfied all prerequisites for a course. Professors have the authority to enforce prerequisites and may drop me from courses if I do not have the prerequisites or equivalent preparation for the course. I understand that I will not be able to enroll in any classes in the departments of: Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Management, Marketing, Management/Information Systems, Nursing, International Business, and Speech Language & Hearing Sciences. I understand that the ALI cannot guarantee enrollment in specific university courses. Semester at SDSU students enroll in courses on a space available basis after matriculated SDSU students have enrolled. I understand that if my inability to enroll in my preferred courses will have a negative effect on my ability to graduate from my home university, then I will need to reconsider attending this program. I may have to enroll in courses that are not my preference if space is not available. I must be enrolled as a full time student to maintain my F 1 visa status. Full time status is 12 units for undergraduate students and 9 units for graduate students. I understand that I can be dismissed at any time during the term if I have an attendance problem, behavior problem, do not work up to the high standards of the ALI, or if I do not pay tuition and fees. Student Signature: Date:

6 Section 2: Course Preference List The classes below typically have seats available. Please mark an X next to each course that is of interest. Please be aware that there are no graduate level courses listed as the classes are smaller in size and we are not able to predict seat availability. Graduate students should still select courses from this list and advisors can assist students in locating similar graduate level courses if available. Students should select at least 5 courses from this section. All courses are 3 units. Interested X Department/Number Course Title Aerospace Engineering 220 Dynamics American Indian Studies 485 Federal Indian Law Anthropology 101 Human Biocultural Origins Anthropology 102 Introduction to Socio Cultural Anthropology Anthropology 360 Modern Forensic Anthropology Anthropology 424 Supernatural / Cross Cultural Perspective Art 247 The House & Its Environment Art 258 Introduction to Art History 1 Asian Studies 460 Filipino American Communities Astronomy 101 Principles of Astronomy Biology 100 General Biology Biology 204 Principles of Organismal Biology Biology 211 Fundamentals Microbiology Chemistry 232 Organic Chemistry Chicano Studies 350A&B Chicana and Chicano History Child & Family Development 135 Principles of Family Development Civil Engineering 445 Applied Hydrology Communication 406 Organizational Communication Construction Engineering 101 Construction & Culture Criminal Justice 300 Crime, Law, and Justice Criminal Justice 301 Law in Society Criminal Justice 302 Crime and Behavior Criminal Justice 303 Criminal Justice and Social Control Criminal Justice 305 Professions & Ethics Criminal Justice 420 Constitutional Issues in Criminal Justice Dance 181 Introduction to Dance Electrical Engineering 540 Microwave Systems & Devices Electrical Engineering 556 Digital Signal Processing English 220 Introduction to Literature English 260A/B English Literature Exercise & Nutritional Sciences 304 Physiology of Exercise Exercise & Nutritional Sciences 306 Biomechanics of Human Movement

7 Environmental Engineering 558 Solid & Hazardous Waste Engineering Geography 312 Culture Worlds Geography 321 United States Geography 353 Economic Geography Geology 100 Planet Earth Geology 303 Natural Disasters History 100 World History I History 101 World History II History 105 Western Civilization to the 17th Century Hotel/Tourism Management 201 Introduction to Hotel/Tourism Management Humanities 101 Introduction to Humanities Humanities 405 Faith & Hope Humanities 407 Rationalists & Romantics ISCOR 301 Conflict and Conflict Resolution ISCOR 320 International Security in the Nuclear Age JMS 200 Introduction to Contemporary Media JMS 210 Social Media in the Digital Age JMS 408 Principles of Media Studies JMS 440 Management of Media Organizations JMS 460 Principles of Advertising JMS 480 Principles of Public Relations Latin American Studies 420 Latin America Through Film Mechanical Engineering 102 Solid Modeling 2 Mechanical Engineering 350 Thermodynamics Mechanical Engineering 351 Engineering Thermodynamics Math 105 College Algebra Math 120 Calculus for Business Analysis Math 124 Calculus for the Life Sciences Nutrition 304 Nutrition Throughout the Life Span Nutrition 312 Nutrition for Athletes Physics 180B Fundamentals of Physics Political Science 101 Intro to American Politics in Global Perspective Political Science 102 Intro to American & California Govt & Politics Psychology 101 Introductory Psychology Psychology 260 Introduction to Physiological Psychology Psychology 319 Industrial and Organizational Psychology Psychology 331 Psychology of Infant/Child Development Psychology 350 Abnormal Psychology Psychology 351 Psychology of Personality Psychology 360 Behavioral Neuroscience

8 Psychology 452 Introduction to Counseling & Therapy Public Administration 320 Introduction to Urban Planning Public Administration 330 Public Personnel Administration Public Administration 350 Contemporary Urban Issues Religious Studies 100 Exploring the Bible Religious Studies 101 World Religions Religious Studies 354 Religion, Myth, & Storytelling Sociology 350 Population & Contemporary Issues Sociology 443 Crime & Society Statistics 250 Statistical Principles & Practices Television Film Media 160 Cinema as Art & Communication Television Film Media 363 International Cinema Television Film Media 364BA History of Film Classics Television Film Media 430 History of Prime Time Television

9 Section 3: Approved Courses Please list the courses that have been approved by the student s home country university. Please include the course number and course title, for example: ECON 101 Principles of Economics. Undergraduate students should list at least five (5) approved courses. Graduates should list at least four (4) approved courses. Department/Number Course Title SENDING UNIVERSITY (Student may sign if university advisor/official is not available) 1. Signature and Date of Home University Advisor/Official or Agent : By signing this document, you are verifying that you and the student have discussed his/her academic plans for the Semester at SDSU program and approved the courses listed in Section 2 of this form. Signature Date 2. Home University Stamp (if applicable) 3. Additional Comments (Optional) :

10 AGREEMENT AND RELEASE FROM LIABILITY FOR OFF-CAMPUS SITE VISIT (TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED BY ALI/SDSURF) I, the undersigned student, acknowledge that I have agreed to participate in the ALI/San Diego State University Research Foundation off-campus site visit described as follows: All ALI extracurricular excursions and events during the period of my enrollment with ALI. I understand that the ALI/San Diego State University Research Foundation will provide transportation to and from this location. 1. I am voluntarily participating in the Activity. I am aware of the risks associated with traveling to/from and participating in this Activity, which include but are not limited to physical or psychological injury, pain, suffering, illness, disfigurement, temporary or permanent disability (including paralysis), economic or emotional loss, and/or death. I understand that these injuries or outcomes may arise from my own or other's actions, inaction, or negligence; conditions related to travel; or the condition of the Activity location(s). Nonetheless, I assume all related risks, both known or unknown to me, of my participation in this Activity, including travel to, from and during the Activity. 2. In consideration for being allowed to participate in this Activity, on behalf of myself and my next of kin, heirs and representatives, I release from all liability and promise not to sue the State of California, the Trustees of The California State University, California State University, San Diego State University, San Diego State University Research Foundation and their employees, officers, directors, volunteers and agents (collectively "University") from any and all claims, including claims of the University's negligence, resulting in any physical or psychological injury (including paralysis and death), illness, damages, or economic or emotional loss I may suffer because of my participation in this Activity, including travel to, from and during the Activity. 3. I agree to hold the University harmless from any and all claims, including attorney's fees or damage to my personal property that may occur as a result of my participation in this Activity, including travel to, from and during the Activity. If the University incurs any of these types of expenses, I agree to reimburse the University. If I need medical treatment, I agree to be financially responsible for any costs incurred as a result of such treatment. I am aware and understand that I should carry my own health insurance. I am 18 years or older. I understand the legal consequences of signing this document, including (a) releasing the University from all liability, (b) promising not to sue the University, (c) and assuming all risks of participating in this Activity, including travel to, from and during the Activity. AGREEMENT OF PERSONAL RELEASE 4. In consideration of my interest in furthering the educational purposes of San Diego State University, I hereby consent to any recording of myself on videotape, film, audio tape, paper, digital medium, or otherwise, by said university, its agents, servants, or employees. I authorize the use of such recordings for any proper and legitimate educational or commercial purposes by the university, either on or off campus. I acknowledge your ownership of the program and further agree that you may use my name, likeness and biography for the purpose of promoting the program. I warrant and represent that all material furnished by me is my own or for which I have full authority for such purposes. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEEMENT AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILTY AND A CONTRACT BETWEEN MYSELF AND THE ALI/SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION AND/OR ITS AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS, AND SIGN IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL. I ALSO VERIFY THAT I AM OF LEGAL AGE AND ABLE TO SIGN THE RELEASE ON MY OWN BEHALF. PRINT LEGAL NAME: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: DATE: