Virtual Orientation
> Powerpoint slides, Plant Pathology (Aug. 20, 2020)
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CFAES Library Presentations, grad orientation
Part 1 (29 min)
https://youtu.be/TPrRJp9vpLY
Part 2 (37 min)
https://youtu.be/HjsG4bF1RK0
Library library.osu.edu
If off campus, use off-campus sign-in to access electronic sources, journals
Some e-books (some textbooks) available through the library catalog
Tutorials for using the library catalog: guides.osu.edu/pp
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> Plant Pathology Graduate Handbook 2019 (pdf)
Graduate School > Graduate School Handbook (website)
Student Affairs > Code of Conduct
Gradforms > gradforms.osu.edu
> Gradforms Help page
> Acronyms and Terms (Word)
Plant Pathology Graduate Program
> Graduate Timeline (Word)
> Form 1 - classes and project proposal (Word)
> Form 3 - Student Evaluation, Goal Setting and Progress (Word)
> Form 4 - Student accomplishments (Word)
General information
Computer and Technology (including OSU e-mail) > Office of the Chief Information Officer
Microsoft Office 365: All Ohio State students are now eligible for free Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus through Microsoft’s Student Advantage program. Full instructions for downloading and installation can be found at: https://ocio.osu.edu/kb04733
Understanding your statement of account
Graduate School - Advising Best Practices
Currently Enrolled Students
How many credits do I take?
For minimum requirements, view this handy guide > For GRAs, Fellows, Full/Part Time
MS and pre-candidacy PhD students
AU and SP - Minimum 8 for GRAs, 12 for Fellows, Maximum is 18 credits
SU - Minimum 4 for GRAs, 6 for Fellows, Maximum is 8 credits
Post-candidacy students
AU, SP and SU - Register for 3 credits
What classes should/can I take?
> MS and PhD Core Curriculum - Semester (pdf)
> Plant Pathology Courses
Important Links
University Registrar website (Registration, tuition/fee tables, academic calendar)
IT Resources for Students
ocio.osu.edu/audience/students/
Graduate School > Forms, Guidelines and Policy
Buckeyelink: buckeyelink.osu.edu