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Muhammad Mosque 43440 Fairfield Avenue(614) 252-2626Muslim Community Center1677 Oak Street(614) 252-0338Omar Ibnelkhttab Mosque580 Riverview Drive(614) 262-1310Scioto Educational Foundation2885 W. Dublin Granville Road(614) 718-1055sefohio.orgNondenominational Christianh2o Church(734) 368-7424h2osu.orgHeritage House Student Fellowship(614) 404-5653hhosu.orgOrthodox ChristianSt. Gregory of Nyssa2219 Summit Street(614) 261-6006stgregs.infoPresbyterianIndianola Presbyterian Church1970 Waldeck Avenue(614) 294-3796indianolapres.orgWorthington Presbyterian Church733 High Street, Worthington(614) 885-5355osucampusmin.orgRoman CatholicSt. Thomas More Newman Center64 W. Lane Avenue(614) 291-4674buckeyecatholic.comSikhOSU Sikh Student Association(614) 688-3408Unitarian UniversalistFirst Unitarian UniversalistChurch of Columbus93 West Weisheimerfirstuucolumbus.orgUnited MethodistKing Avenue United Methodist Church299 King Avenue(614) 424-6050kingave.orgSummit United Methodist Church82 E. 16th Avenue(614) 291-3324summitumc.orgResNet960 Kinnear Road, Suite 120. 292-5700resnet.osu.edu4DIRECTORIESROTCAir Force ROTC353 Converse Hall. 292-5441afrotc.osu.eduArmy ROTC253 Converse Hall. 292-6075arotc.osu.eduNaval-Marine ROTC100 Converse Hall . 292-6015nrotc.osu.eduStudent ActivitiesOhio Union1739 N. High Street. 292-7924ohiounion.osu.eduStudent Advocacy Center1120 Lincoln Tower. 292-1111studentlife.osu.edu/advocacyStudent Athlete Support Services Office350 Younkin Success Center. 292-7088sasso.osu.eduSuicide PreventionFranklin CountySuicide Prevention y and Computing. Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO)025 Central Classroom Building.688-43578help.osu.eduTesting and Evaluation OfficeStudent Academic Services Bldg, 5th floor281 West Lane Avenue. rtation & ParkingParking permits/CABS160 Bevis Hall. 292-9341 or (887)OSU-PARKtp.osu.eduUndergraduate Student GovernmentOhio Union1739 N. High Street.292-2101usg.osu.eduStudent Conduct33 W. 11th Avenue. 292-0748studentconduct.osu.eduUniPrintStation 88, Ohio Union1739 N. High Street. 292-2219uniprint.osu.eduStudent Financial AidSee Student Service Centersfa.osu.eduUniversity Career Servicesand Buckeye Careerscareers.osu.eduStudent Health Insurance1100 Lincoln Tower1800 Cannon Drive. 688-7979shi.osu.eduUniversity Lost and Found035 Central Classroom Building.292-1415fod.osu.edu/lostStudent Health ServicesThe Wilce Student Health Center1875 Millikin Road .292-4321shs.osu.eduVeterans Affairs1590 N. High Street.292-3453Program Director.292-7047GI Bill Certifying Official.292-3453veterans.osu.eduStudent Legal Services20 E. 11th Ave.247-5853studentlegal.osu.eduWalter E. Dennis Learning Center250 Younkin Success Center.688-4011dennislearningcenter.osu.eduStudent Life Service Desk. 292-HELP (4357)Wexner Center for the Arts1871 N. High Street.292-3535wexarts.orgStudent Safety Service .292-3322dps.osu.edu/sssStudent Service Center (SSC)Student Academic Services Bldg, Lobby281 West Lane Avenue. 292-0300ssc.osu.eduThe SSC provides customer service for:Student Financial AidUniversity RegistrarOffice of the BursarStudent Wellness CenterB130 RPAC.292-4527swc.osu.eduStudy Abroad100 Oxley Hall.292-6101oia.osu.eduWomen’s Health ServicesSecond Floor,Wilce Student Health Center.292-4321WOSU(89.7 NPR News, Classical 101, and WOSU TV)2400 Olentangy River Road.292-9678wosu.orgThe Writing Center at CSTW475 Mendenhall Lab.688-4291cstw.osu.eduYounkin Success Center1640 Neil Avenue.292-4400younkinsuccess.osu.edu

Ohio State Glossary292-OHIO (6446)This is the telephone number for Ohio State directory assistance.From campus phones, students can dial 0. If the campus telephonenumber needed can’t be found in this campus directory, students cancall the number above for assistance.academic advisorThese professional advisors are an excellent resource for students.In particular, they can help students select proper course sequences,describe alternatives for typical course offerings, and serve as ageneral resource to connect students’ future goals with academicopportunities.ag campusAn informal term for the buildings just west of the river that housethe College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences; theSchool of Environment and Natural Resources; and the College ofVeterinary Medicine.ARCARC, or the Adventure Recreation Center, is located on West Campus(Woody Hayes Drive near Kenny Road), a convenient stop on theCABS route and easily accessed by commuter students. ARC featuresfitness equipment, indoor turf fields, basketball courts, a giantclimbing wall, and outdoor adventure instruction.Bill Davis StadiumHome to the men’s baseball team, the stadium seating capacity is4,450, although attendance has topped 5,000 on more than oneoccasion.Block OThis student cheering section adds spirit to Ohio State sportingevents. For football games, Block O sits at both ends of Ohio Stadiumand wows the crowd with its colored cards. It is the loudest and mostcolorful section in the horseshoe. blocko.orgBrutusThe Buckeye mascot seen at almost any Ohio State event.buckeyeA nickname for an Ohioan. The buckeye tree is native to the state ofOhio. The Indians called the buckeye “hetuck,” meaning the eye of thebuck, because of its resemblance to the eye of the buck deer. Read theentire history at osu.edu/news/history.php.BuckeyeBarFor walk-in technology consultation and support regarding a widevariety of issues, stop by the IT Service Desk’s BuckeyeBar in 60AThompson Library. For more information or hours of operation, call(614) 688-HELP (4357) or visit ocio.osu.edu/help.Buckeye LinkThis is a one-stop online destination for essential Ohio State resourcesand services. Students can visit Buckeye Link at buckeyelink.osu.edu totake care of academic business without waiting in line or leaving theircomputers.Buckeye MailAccess your Ohio State email anytime, anywhere at buckeyemail.osu.edu. Your lastname.#@buckeyemail.osu.edu address is your WindowsLive ID login.buckeyemail.osu.eduBuckIDThe university’s multifunctional identification card. The BuckIDallows students to purchase goods and services all around campus.buckid.osu.eduBurritosLocated on the lower level of North Commons, Burritos offers custommade giant burritos and nachos for late-night study breaks. BuckIDand cash accepted.urds.osu.eduCABS (Campus Area Bus Service)No pass is needed to ride a CABS bus, which provides 24-hourservice, seven days a week, to meet students’ transportation needsacross the Ohio State campus. With seven different bus routes, it issure to get students where they want to be on campus. Check out thewebsite at trip.osu.edu for routes and schedules.class numberThe number used to enroll in a specific section of a course.Class numbers are found in the Schedule of Classes available online atregistrar.osu.edu/courses or through the Student Center accessible viabuckeyelink.osu.edu.CarmenOhio State’s online teaching and learning environment.carmen.osu.edu“Carmen Ohio”Ohio State’s alma mater and oldest school song. Every Friday at noon,“Carmen Ohio,” “Buckeye Battle Cry,” “Fight the Team Across theField,” and other Ohio State songs peal out of Orton Tower and floatacross the Oval. tbdbitl.osu.edu/media/carmen.htmchange ticketA university form used to change a student’s schedule, usually to dropor add a course. A student’s college office will fill out and process theform for the student. Most changes to a student’s schedule can beaccomplished online at buckeyelink.osu.edu, so students may not needto use a change ticket.DIRECTORIES5

COTA (Central Ohio Transit Authority)Undergraduate students are charged 13.50 per semester forunlimited rides. Swipe a valid BuckID when boarding. For routes andinformation visit cota.com or call (614) 224-COTA.course enrollment permission formSome courses require that students obtain the permission of theinstructor to enter the course. This can be done by obtaining a courseenrollment permission form. The web registration system will notallow students to enroll in courses that require permission untilpermission is received and the form is processed at the student’scollege office.course packetA collection of articles or book chapters selected by a professor toserve as reading materials for a specific class.Drake Performance and Event CenterHome of the Department of Theatre, which hosts numerous playsand other events in the Thurber and Bowen theatres located there.Also home to the box office for Ohio State theatre and other events.theatre.osu.eduEM creditExamination (EM) credit is assigned on the basis of proficiencydemonstrated by taking an examination before or after admission.Up to 30 credit hours may be earned by examination. A student’scollege office can explain eligibility for EM credit.FERPAFamily Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended(otherwise knows as FERPA) governs the access to and release ofrecords maintained by Ohio State (and other educational institutions).Freshman Forgiveness RuleThis rule allows a student to repeat up to 10 credit hours, whichmust be retaken before the student becomes a junior (reaches 60hours). The FFR is automatically applied to a student’s record if he/she is eligible. If students have questions about the FFR, they shouldcheck with their academic advisors.French Field HouseLocated next door to St. John Arena on Woody Hayes Drive, thisathletic facility is shared with Recreational Sports. It contains a200-meter indoor track and weight/conditioning facility.Fresh Start RuleAllows an undergraduate student who has been absent from theuniversity for five or more consecutive years to petition for arecalculation of his/her point-hour ratio. All grades of C- or better,PA, S, or EM and K credit are counted for credit hours only. Allcourses taken for credit remain on the record, but the student startswith a clean slate as far as his/her point-hour ratio is concerned. TheGraduate School and professional programs sometimes have otherrules. The fresh start petition is approved by a student’s college office.6DIRECTORIESGE (General Education)The academic core of a student’s curriculum, mostly completedin the freshman and sophomore years. The GE requirement helpsstudents develop the foundation essential to succeeding in their majorprograms, including writing and critical thinking skills; engages themin topical contemporary issues; and gives them a broad understandingof diversity, the natural and social sciences, aesthetics, and, for someprograms, basic foreign language aptitude.GPAGrade point average. At Ohio State, the official name for GPA iscumulative point-hour ratio (CPHR). See entry at point-hour.GreekMore than 60 nationally affiliated fraternities and sororities (alsoknown as Greek letter organizations because most of their namesare letters of the Greek alphabet) have chapters at Ohio State. Manychapters have houses in which some members live. Find out more bystopping at the Ohio Union. sororityandfraternitylife.osu.eduHigh StreetThe eastern edge of campus is bordered by High Street. This is themain north-south thoroughfare of Columbus and is lined withshops and restaurants. It is also the scene of the HomecomingParade in autumn.Honors ProgramThe Honors Program offers greater academic challenges in limitedenrollment sections and special courses. These courses are designated“H” and must be entered by permission. Students interested in theHonors program should call their academic advisors or the UniversityHonors Program at (614) 292-3135. honors.osu.eduHuntingtonHuntington is the Official Consumer Bank of The Ohio StateUniversity—the only bank through which students can link theBuckID to a checking account and the bank with the most ATMs oncampus. Huntington offers students Asterisk-Free Checking —achecking account with no monthly checking maintenance fee, nominimum balance requirement, and no monthly debit card fee.Once a BuckID is linked to a checking account, students only needto carry one card since they can use their BuckID to access cashthrough ATMs and make PIN-based debit card purchases. For moreinformation, call (855) 341-4OSU(4678) or visit huntington.com/osustudent.Member FDIC. and Huntington are federally registered service marks ofHuntington Bancshares Incorporated. Huntington Welcome. is a service mark ofHuntington Bancshares Incorporated. 2012 Huntington Bancshares Incorporated.incomplete (I)Mark indicating course work is satisfactory but, for justifiable reasons,a portion is not complete at the end of the grading period. Studentsmust complete the work no later than the sixth week of the followingsemester.

IT Service DeskThe IT Service Desk, located at 025 Central Classroom Building,provides walk-in consultation assistance for classroom services,support, and distribution of equipment for class use to studentsfaculty, and staff, including LCD projectors, laptops, digital audiorecorders, and still and video cameras. For more information, call(614) 688-HELP (4357) or visit ocio.osu.edu/help.Jesse Owens Recreation CentersSatellite recreation centers located on north, south, and West Campus.JO south features fitness equipment; JO north has basketball andvolleyball; JO west is for tennis.K creditTransfer credit given at Ohio State for course work completed atanother college or university. Grades do not transfer, but course credithours may. Contact the Transfer Credit Center, (614) 247-7250, forinformation on the evaluation of courses.The LanternThe daily campus newspaper published by the School ofCommunication. All editors and reporters are students. Manyannouncements and ads about deadlines, meetings, lectures, etc.appear in The Lantern. Pick up a copy in most campus buildings orread online at thelantern.com.

College of Arts and Sciences 121 Denney Hall . 292-6961 ascadvising.osu.edu College of Public Health 250 Cunz Hall . 292-8350 cph.osu.edu Exploration 352 Denney Hall . 292-0646 exploration.osu.edu Fisher College of Business