College of the Arts and CommunicationArt (BA and BFA) Art History (BA) Communication (BA) Music (BA and BM) Studio Art (BA)

Cotsakos College of BusinessAccounting (BS) Economics (BA)Finance (BS) Financial Planning (BS)Global Business (BS)Management (BS)Marketing (BS)Professional Sales (BS)

College of Education*Early Childhood Education (BA)Licensure options: –Early Childhood only (P-3) –Early Childhood/Elementary (P-3/K-6) Endorsements: –Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD) –English as a Second Language –Bilingual Education

Elementary Education (K-6) (BA) Endorsements: –Middle School Education (5-8) –Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD) –English as a Second Language –Bilingual Education

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Spring Open House

Saturday, April 21, 2018

Your $50 application fee will be automatically waived for attending this Open House. Once you check-in, your fee waiver is activated. There is NO physical waiver and NO special code. Your application fee will simply be

waived within 1-2 weeks after the event and after you apply.

Colleges and Majors All majors below will be represented in the Academic Fair, 11:15am to 1:00pm, University Commons Ballrooms A/B

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Secondary Education/Subject Field Specialization (K-12) (BA) Endorsements: –Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD) –English as a Second Language –Bilingual Education *Please note that students seeking teacher certification—in fields other than physical education or music education—are also required to complete an approved liberal arts or science major offered in another College within the University.

College of Humanities and Social SciencesAfricana World Studies (BA)Anthropology (BA) Asian Studies (BA) Criminology and Criminal Justice (BA) English (BA)Geography (BA) History (BA)Latin American and Latino Studies (BA) Legal Studies (BA) Liberal Studies (BA)Philosophy (BA)Political Science (BA) Political Science and Public Policy (combined BA/MA)Psychology (BA)Sociology (BA)Spanish (BA) Women’s and Gender Studies (BA)

College of Science and HealthActuarial Science (BS) Athletic Training (BS)Biology (BS) Biotechnology (BS) Chemistry (BA and BS) Communication Disorders (BA) Computer Information Technology (BS) Computer Science (BS)Earth Science (BA) Environmental Science (BS) Environmental Sustainability (BS) Exercise Science (BS) Health Studies (BS)Liberal Studies, Integrated Math and Science (BS)Mathematics (BA and BS) Nursing (BS)Physical Education (BS) Physical Education with Health (BS)Public Health (BS) Sport Management (BA)

Honors College TracksBiology BusinessClinical Psychology and Neuropsychology Cognitive Science Humanities Independent Music NursingPerforming and Literary Arts Social Sciences

Preprofessional ProgramsPre-lawPre-med (includes dentistry, optometry, podiatry, and veterinary medicine) Pre-physical therapy Pre-physican assistant

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Spring Open House Program Schedule Saturday, April 21, 2018

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Driving to Power Art Center (43) and 1600 Valley Road (46): From the main campus, turn right onto Pompton Road. Take Pompton Road to the first light (0.06 miles). Turn right onto Hamburg Turnpike. For Power Art, turn left at the second light and proceed to parking lot entrance on left. For Valley Road, continue on Hamburg Turnpike and turn right onto Valley Road. The facility is 0.55 miles on your right.

Campus Map Building Locations 9:00am Registration

• Art majors: check in at Power Art Center • All other majors: check in on main campus at Speert Hall

10:00-11:00am Academic Sessions College of the Arts and Communication • Art majors Power Art Center • Communication majors Hobart Hall • Music majors Library Auditorium Cotsakos College of Business • Business majors University Commons 171 A/B College of Humanities and Social Sciences • Overview of all majors University Commons Ballroom C • Criminology and criminal justice majors University Commons 168 A/B College of Science and Health • Biology majors Science Hall East 2064 • Computer science majors Science Hall West 301 • Mathematics majors Science Hall East 3037 • Nursing majors Shea Auditorium • Physical education, athletic training, Preakness Hall 236 exercise science, and sport management majors Undeclared Majors Atrium Auditorium

10:00am-12:30pm University Services Fair University Commons Multipurpose Room Representatives from the following areas will be available:

11:15am-12:45pm Financial Aid Sessions University Commons Ballroom C Half-hour sessions beginning at 11:15am and 12:00pm

11:15am-1:00pm Academic Fair University Commons Ballrooms A/B Faculty will be available for all majors offered. See back cover for a list of colleges and majors.

Academic Success Center • Accessibility Resource Center • Admissions • Athletics • Campus Activities and Student Leadership • Campus Police • Career Development Center • Center for Continuing and Professional Education • Center for International Education (Study Abroad and National Student Exchange) • Counseling, Health, and Wellness Center • Financial Aid • Greek Senate • Hospitality Services • Office of the New Student Experience • Office of Veterans Affairs • Recreational Services • Residence Life • Student Enrollment Services • Student Government Association • Summer Youth Programs • Transfer Student Experience • Women’s Center

Campus Map

9:00am-1:00pm Campus and Residence Life Tours (ongoing) Outside Student Center In case of inclement weather, tours will depart from inside the Student Center at the lower level bookstore entrance.

Enrollment Deposit Collection University Commons 216 Accepted students can pay their $125 enrollment deposit. Students who pay their deposit will receive a Will. Power. t-shirt!

11:15-11:45pm Freshman Admissions Presentation University Commons 168 A/B

11:15am-12:15pm College of Education University Commons 171 A/B • Education Majors *Please note that students seeking teacher certification—in fields other than physical education or music education—are also required to complete an approved liberal arts or science major offered in another College within the University.

11:15am-12:00pm Pre-College Youth Programs University Commons 211 Learn how the Pre-College Youth Programs can help high school students prepare for college.

12:00-12:30pm Transfer Admissions Presentation University Commons 168 A/B

12:45-1:15pm University Honors College University Commons 171 A/B Learn more about what the University Honors College has to offer.

EOF Session University Commons 168 A/B Learn more about the requirements for the Educational Opportunity Fund program.

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