If you earned any grade lower than a C- in a course, adjustments might need to be made to your upcoming semester schedule. Find out what steps you need to take to repeat a course.
I've heard Computer Science is a competitive major, what should I know?
Computer Science is CSE’s fastest growing major. At this time, there is more demand for the program than the department can currently accommodate. In this post, we’ll dive into the admission to the major process and statistics. We’ll also cover the importance of parallel planning.
What should I do if a course is full/closed? (i.e. course access and permission numbers)
You've built your schedule and you're ready to go! You click to submit your registration, and you get the dreaded error message that a section you want is full. Don't panic! Sometimes it happens, and we have some tips to help you manage it.
End of Semester FAQs
End of Semester FAQs
The end of the semester is quickly approaching! We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you finish your fall semester strong and to start the spring semester off on the right foot.
A Deeper Look at Departmental Advising: What advising looks like as an upper division student.
Once admitted to your major, you will work more closely with a professional staff member and/or faculty member within your major department—known as a departmental or major advisor. In this blog post, we'll break down how to connect with a departmental advisor and what areas they often assist students with.
Who is who?: How college advisors, departmental advisors, and honors advisors each fit into your college experience.
During your time as an undergraduate student, you will work with multiple advisors including a college advisor and a departmental advisor. If you are an honors student, you will also be assigned an honors advisor. In this blog post, we'll break down how to find your advisor(s)'s information, and common areas each advisor can support you with.
Preparing for Registration
Registration is coming up quickly! Putting together your schedule doesn't have to be a chore. Use these tips, and you'll feel confident as you get ready to plan your courses.
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