As you plan for registration, we know that many of you are still exploring majors. This is normal, and we want you to feel supported in the process.
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.
Course Spotlight: Promoting Preparedness in PHYS 1301W
This blog post breaks down what to expect in CSE students’ most common first year courses. Check it out for more on what to expect in PHYS 1301W, CSE's introductory physics course.
Course Spotlight: Creating Community in CSE 1001
This blog post breaks down what to expect in CSE students’ most common first year courses. Check it out for more on what to expect in CSE's first-year experience course: CSE 1001.
Demystifying Office Hours - What are they and how do I use them?
Office hours (in-person or online) are your time to meet with your instructors and/or TAs to ask questions, get and share feedback, learn about opportunities, make connections, and more.
What's the deal with S/N grading?
When you register for classes, you may see the option to select your grading basis. This blog post will discuss the grading basis options and their implications.
What Can CSE Career Services Do for You?
It’s never too early (or late) for students to connect with
a career counselor! Find out more on how CSE Career Services can support you
throughout your undergraduate career in CSE.
The basics on student records and privacy
It's common for your communities of care to be curious about how you’re doing in college. After all, they are your biggest cheerleaders, and they can be extremely helpful 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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