LRC Admissions - Jump Start

JUMPSTART 2008 Registration Form

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Registration for Monday, June 16, 2008 is closed.

Please register for the Friday, June 27, 2008 Jumpstart date.

We strongly encourage all new students to attend this event. However, we realize scheduling conflicts may occur. If you are unable to attend, please complete the form below and choose the option "Cannot Attend" as the day you will be attending. A class schedule will be created for you based on the preferences you indicate below and will be mailed to you in July. You will have the opportunity to revise this schedule with your academic advisor during the second phase of orientation.

The Basics: *Required Fields

*Are you a freshman or a transfer student?:**	Freshman Transfer
*Which day will you be attending?:**
*First Name:**
Middle Name:
*Last Name:**
Gender*	Female Male
Social Security Number (optional) Provision of SSN is voluntary and will be used only as a personal identifier for record keeping purposes.
How many people will attend (including yourself)*
*Address:**
*City:**
*State:**
*Zip Code:**
Country (if outside US)
*Phone Number with Area Code:**
*Email Address:**	*PLEASE provide your LRC email address if it has already been given to you!*
* Have you remitted your $200.00 Enrollment Deposit?	Yes No If no when should we expect your payment? *Please note that only students who have paid their Enrollment Deposit will receive their class schedule!

Preparing for Course Registration:
Do you plan to attend Summer School in 2008 to earn college credit?	Yes No If yes, at what institution? If yes, what courses will you take?
Did you receive AP or IB Course Credit, or were you Dual Enrolled in High School and received College Credit? *Please note that for any Dual Enrollment work an official transcript must be received directly from the institution where course credit was obtained!	Yes No If yes, which course(s) did you complete and what was your end of grade test score? List one per box. If more than five, list course and score in the following box.
What are your top three choices for your major (in order of preference)?

About You:
If you are not a music major but have previous musical experience, would you like to participate in musical activities at Lenoir-Rhyne College?	Yes No If yes, please indicate which musical activity you are interested in: A Cappella Choir College Singers (Chamber Singers) Concert Band Jazz Ensemble Steel Drum Ensemble Pep Band Hand Bell Ensemble Brass Ensemble Percussions Ensemble Please indicate your instrument(s):
If you listed Music as a possible major, have you passed the Music Audition?	Yes No
What is the last book/novel you read for non-academic (not required reading) reasons?
In your free time, what activities do you enjoy participating in?	Outdoor Activities (hiking, camping, rafting, etc.) Participating in music groups/ensembles for fun Listening/purchasing music/CDs If yes what style: Movies If yes what type: Participating in competitive athletics Participating in athletics just for fun Watching athletic activities either on TV or in person Reading for fun. If yes, what type books: Travel Participating in theatrical groups/ensembles for fun Church Youth Group Student Government/Political Activities (politics, debates, class/SGA offices, etc.) Other
What type(s) of Community Service have you been involved with during your high school career?	Work with the elderly Work with children and/or youth Work with animals Beautification/Conservation Projects Habitat for Humanity Church/Religious affiliated Scouts Other

About the Core Curriculum:
The core curriculum consists of 53-67 credit hours (depending on your major) combining areas to assist in your development as a “whole person,” not just as a student. Below is a series of questions to assist us in placing you in courses to meet the core curriculum requirements. Keep in mind that while we will do everything in our power to honor your preference, sometimes your course schedule will demand taking something from a different interest. It is also important to recognize that certain majors require pre-determined core courses which will also limit the flexibility of your preferred courses. FOR COURSE DESCRIPTIONS PLEASE REFER TO OUR WEBSITE: http://www.lrc.edu/registrar/catalog/ *Required Fields
Fine Arts
* To fulfill the fine arts core requirement course work in one of the following must be completed. Please check the area you have the most interest in exploring at the collegiate level.	Art Music Theater
Students may choose to take a theory/appreciation based course in one of these areas to fulfill the requirement, or take courses involving more participation, as long as the three credit-hour requirement is met. For example, instead of taking MUS 200 – Music Appreciation, student may choose to be involved in music ensembles for three semesters to a total of three credit hours. For other examples of participation courses, please refer to the College catalog online or wait to discuss it with your academic advisor.
* Which would you prefer?	Theory/Appreciation Course Participation Course
Foreign Language
* How many semesters of foreign language did you take in High School?
* Which Foreign Language did you take in high school?

* For your core language requirement, please choose one (Please note, you may choose different languages than you studied in high school)
Note: Language classes should be taken during your first or second year of study, and you may not be able to meet that requirement with your first choice, so please indicate a second choice below:
What foreign language would you be willing to study in case your first choice language classes are filled?
If you feel your high school language preparation has been strong, you might want to consider not repeating basic level language here at L-R. If you would like to advance into intermediate classes, you may take a placement test and if you pass, begin language courses at the 200 level. Six credit hours at the 200 level will satisfy the core requirement for language. If you are successful with these six hours at the 200 level, we will then also grant you six more hours, at no additional charge, for the introductory level courses as well.

* Are you interested in taking a placement exam to be placed out of entry level foreign language courses?	Yes No

Wrapping Up:
What are you most nervous/unsure about when you think about your arrival to LRC in August?
What are you most excited about?