B.S. Agricultural Sciences Course Petition Form

Students can petition to have courses count towards fulfilling specific requirements in the Agricultural Sciences program. Equivalencies will be determined by course content, course level, and the intent of the requirement. Petitions for baccalaureate core requirements will be evaluated by the Head Adviser. Petitions for Agricultural Sciences program requirements will be evaluated by the Agricultural Sciences program director.

NOTE: Please submit a separate form for each course that you are petitioning. This form is for use by students who are currently enrolled in the B.S. Agricultural Sciences program only.

*First Name:
*Last Name:
*Your E-mail:
*Your OSU Student ID Number:	9 Digit Student Number, Not your SSN. Please do not enter any dashes.
*Name of the OSU requirement (course or category):	This would be an OSU Course Title or Course Category that you would like to fulfill using courses taken elsewhere. Name just ONE course or category.
OSU Course Number, if available:
Describe the non-OSU class or classes that cover the material and intent of the OSU requirement.
*Course Title:
*Course Number:
Is this an upper or lower division course?	Upper Lower
*Name of Institution:
City:
State:
*Course Description:	When available, paste in course description from other institution's on-line catalogue:
Textbook:
	Syllabus upload required
*Upload Syllabus (required):
	Accepted formats: .pdf, .doc or .docx
Additional Syllabus (optional):
	Accepted formats: .pdf, .doc or .docx
Additional Syllabus (optional):
	Accepted formats: .pdf, .doc or .docx
Additional Syllabus (optional):
	Accepted formats: .pdf, .doc or .docx
*Web address (URL) for online course catalog where course description can be found:
*Check the statement which applies to the course you are petitioning:	I have already taken this course. I am planning to take this course in the future.
*Does this course include a hands-on lab?	Yes No
*Is this an online course?	Yes No
*Number of Credit Hours:
*What calendar schedule is this?	Quarter Semester
Any additional comments/information regarding this course?