Learning abroad? Absolutely!
Did you know that some study abroad programs require you to have your application materials submitted as early as the first week of October? Fear not! We have some suggestions to help you get started.
Welcome back! Fall semester reminders and information
Welcome to campus! We know you have a lot on your mind, which is why we thought we would help you out by providing some important Fall advising information and reminders!
Understanding student records and privacy
It's common for family members to be curious about how you’re doing in college. After all, they are your biggest cheerleaders, and your family can be an extremely helpful support system as you transition to the University. Some of you may feel comfortable sharing detailed information about how you’re doing academically, while others may not. It’s a very individual decision, and you’re in the driver’s seat.
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Spring grades and Fall registration changes
Spring 2016 grades are here! Before you're busy soaking up sun this summer, it's important to double-check your Fall 2016 registration to confirm you are still meeting the pre- and co-requisites for your desired courses.
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Academic Planning
Pursuing additional majors and minors
It's not unusual for students to want to pursue a double major or add a minor. You can certainly do that, but it's important to explore your motivations and understand what's involved.
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Academic Planning
"Spring" into action and apply to your major
Being admitted to your major is a big milestone in your academic career. To help you through the process, the CSE Academic Advising team has put together some of the most commonly asked questions about applying to your major.
Fall 2016 registration quick tips
Registration for continuing students for Fall 2016 has begun! Your CSE Academic Advising team has put together a few reminders to help ensure things go as smoothly as possible.
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Academic Planning
Studying in the sun: What you need to know about Summer courses
Thinking about taking summer courses? Summer term can be a great way to stay in the academic mindset, get ahead, catch up, or study subjects you don't have time to explore during the regular academic year. However there are also some important things you should keep in mind prior to taking the plunge.
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Academic Planning
Tips for connecting with professors
As a student, you should make an effort to talk with your professors - whether you need academic help or just want to build connections. To help you out, the CSE Academic Advising team has put together a few tips for connecting with professors.
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Academic Planning
The scoop on registration holds
We are just a few weeks away from Fall 2016 registration! You might have noticed that a hold was recently placed on your record. It's important to know what type of hold you have, as well as the steps you need to take to have it removed.
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Academic Planning
Graduating? Time to check your APAS
Graduation is coming up for many of you, which means now is the time to review your APAS report. Your CSE Academic Advising team has compiled a list of some of the most common reasons degrees don't get cleared and the steps you can take to address these issues.
Research as an undergrad? Absolutely!
Finding research opportunities might seem overwhelming at first, but don't give up! You could find an opportunity that complements your academic work and helps you explore a career in research. The CSE Academic Advising team has suggestions to get you started.
Start off Spring semester right with these tips
Welcome back for the new semester! Your CSE Academic Advising team has put together some handy tips to help you get off to an awesome start this spring semester.
Navigating academic probation
Learning you've been placed on academic probation can feel overwhelming and even a bit scary. That's why CSE academic advisors are here to help navigate the process. Find out what you need to do to evaluate your situation and take action to get back on track.
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