Owens welcomes visiting students all year round. There are two types of visiting students as defined by the State of Ohio:
Guest
Students who report on their admissions application that they are taking classes for self-improvement, personal satisfaction or job enhancement.
Transient
Students who report on their admissions application that they are attending another college or university who enroll for a few classes before returning to the other school.
Some of the most popular online classes each semester are Calculus I, Business Statistics, Legal Environment of Business, Introductory Statistics, Microeconomics and Anatomy & Physiology I and II. There are many more! If you are transient student, what classes do you need for your degree?
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(567) 661-7777 or visitingstudents@owens.edu
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1 Talk with your Home Institution Advisor
If you are a Transient student, talk with an Academic Advisor at your home college to make sure the courses you take at Owens will transfer back and apply to your degree.
2 Complete your Admissions Application
Complete your Admissions application as soon as possible. After logging in, click the General Student Applicant Home link, then the Start My Application button. For Applicant Type, choose Visiting. (if you are an International Visiting Student, please follow the steps on our Visiting International Student page).
3 Access your Workday Account and Complete Student Onboarding
You will use Workday to pay your bill, access your Owens Student Email and receive communication from staff about registration.
Need Additional Help?
For task-specific job aids, please visit the Owens Workday Resources page.If you need additional assistance, please submit an IT Online Service Request, or send an email to helpdesk@owens.edu, or call the IT Help Desk at (567) 661-7120.
To contact your advising team, please call the Student Service Center at (567) 661-7777.
4 Activate your Ozone Account
You will use Ozone to submit your Visiting Student Registration Request form.
About your Owens username
Your username is your full first name, underscore, full last name: jonathon_doe. Some usernames will have a number following the last name due to students having a common name (example: jonathon_doe2).New Owens students will need to activate their account at sspr.owens.edu.
- Click Activate Account and fill in your information.
- Once all information has been filled in, click Activate.
Note: Your OCID is your Owens nine-digit ID number found on your
welcome letter via the personal email account provided on your
application and a hard copy via U.S. Mail. If you did not receive a
welcome letter, please contact the Admissions Office at (567) 661-7777.- Immediately following the activation process, you will set up your
password.- Once done, you can proceed to my.owens.edu to sign into your Ozone
account.Password Changes — You are required to change your password once you initially log in. Passwords expire every 120 days.
5 Submit a Visiting Student Registration Request Form
After activating your Ozone account, please complete the Visiting Student Registration Request Form, located on your Student Information card. The Office of Academic Advising will use this form to register you for classes.
Visiting Students do not need to send official or unofficial transcripts to Owens.
To find course sections, use the Class Schedule Search. You will need to include subject code, course number, and section number for each course. Failure to include these details may delay your registration.
After completing the Request Form, monitor your Owens Student Email for registration confirmation details or error resolution instructions.
Please submit a new Request Form before each semester when you take a course at Owens as a visiting student.
6 Payment Options
After you register for courses, you can pay your balance online from the Make a Payment link in your Financials Hub in Workday. Please review our Payments and Refunds webpage for additional information on making a payment or setting up a Deferred Payment Plan.
If you typically receive financial aid, contact your home institution’s financial aid office to ask if you qualify for a consortium agreement. The consortium agreement allows financial aid to be based on your combined enrollment at both institutions. Your financial aid will continue to be managed and disbursed to you by your homeschool. It is important to know that you are responsible for paying your balance to Owens Community College. However, your enrollment in classes at Owens Community College will be held if a consortium agreement is approved and on file with Owens.
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