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Class override forms
Use the links below to submit your class override request. You need to be enrolled in the current term. Your request will be processed and an email sent to you within 1-2 weeks.
Capacity override
To request a capacity override for a Corvallis campus class, add yourself to the course wait-list during phase two of registration and contact your advisor for further assistance.
Ecampus courses
Please note that Ecampus courses for Public Health (H) and Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS) are restricted to fully Ecampus students during Phase 1 of Registration.
If it is urgent that you register for an Ecampus course in Phase 1 and you are not enrolled as an Ecampus student, please complete one of the above override forms and include a statement about why you need to enroll in a particular course more immediately.
Requesting overrides for courses outside of the College of Health
Biology
For prerequisite overrides based on transfer coursework, use the Integrative Biology Override Request Form. For other biology or zoology course issues, please contact the Integrative Biology office at [email protected] or call 541-737-2993.
Chemistry
For prerequisite overrides based on transfer coursework or test scores, use the Chemistry Override Request Form. For other chemistry course issues, contact the main chemistry office through email (preferred) [email protected] or call 541- 737‐2081.
Math
Some math sections are restricted to EOP students (09x sections) or INTO students (6xx sections) - only these students can take these. For prerequisite overrides based on transfer coursework or test scores, please use the Math Override Request Form. For other math, email [email protected].
Petitions
Petitions are requests for exceptions to established policies within the College of Health.
Class attempts
Use the College of Health petition for a third (or more) attempt for a required course in your major or minor.
Course substitution
Use one of the petition for course substitution forms below (major requirement, bacc core, or HHS 231) to request a transfer course be used to meet a degree requirement. For example, if you took MTH 100 at a community college and want it to be substituted for MTH 105.
Major requirement course substitution
Use the College of Health petition for major requirement course substitution to substitute a course for a major requirement.
This petition only includes courses in:
- human development and family sciences (HDFS)
- kinesiology (KIN)
- nutrition (NUTR)
- public health (H)
Bacc Core course substitution
To petition for a transfer course to be substituted for a particular Baccalaureate Core class or other non-HDFS, KIN, NUTR, or H course, please review the following options.
Bacc core category
If you’d like a transfer course to be considered for fulfilling a bacc core category (i.e., Western Culture or Cultural Diversity), you may submit the Transfer Credit Petition for Bacc Core.
Specific OSU course
If you’d like a transfer course to be reviewed to count as a specific OSU course, then please complete and submit the OSU Office of Admissions' Transfer Course Equivalency Petition by reaching out to the department of that specific course (i.e., the Psychology department for a psychology course).
HHS 231 substitution
If petitioning for an HHS 231 substitution, see Transfer Course Equivalency.
Student dispute resolution policy
The Student Dispute Resolution Policy for the College of Health provides students with a mechanism to address and resolve questionable treatment by members of the College of Health, including faculty, staff and administrators.
TBA form
Request for "To-Be-Arranged" course.
A blanket course has a zero as the middle number (e.g. H 501, KIN 506) that is arranged between the student and a faculty who is willing to provide the course for the student and is graded as P/NP.
Instructors must be faculty members in the academic program in which the course is offered (e.g., KIN courses must be taught by Kinesiology faculty, H courses must be taught by faculty in one of the Public Health programs).
The student and faculty should fill out the To be arranged (TBA) form to develop the agreement of the course, and keep a copy for themselves (no submission required). Students must register for the course for the number of credits agreed upon.
If they do not find the CRN available to register, the student should contact the faculty and School’s Assistant Director of Academic Programs with the subject and course number, who can create the course section.
- NPH: [email protected]
- HDFS: [email protected]
- ESHS: [email protected]
Please Note Plan early and talk with the faculty to make the arrangement. After the 2nd week of classes, you must also submit the Petition for Late Change of Registration and pay additional fees.