Are you interested in working with first-year students? Do you have insight to share with others? Do you want to mentor new students as they transition to college? Apply to become a CSE 1001 TA!
Exploring CSE majors
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.
Can I earn a STEM degree and also learn abroad? Yes, you CAN!
Find help funding your college experience through scholarships
Scholarships are an excellent way to help fund your education. However, understanding how scholarships work can feel a bit intimidating. Your CSE Academic Advising team has compiled a list of frequently asked questions regarding scholarships.
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.
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.
Pursuing additional majors and minors
Considering adding a second major or adding a minor? Learn more about next steps and things to consider when making this decision.
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.
How to find courses that fulfill liberal education requirements
Wondering how you find classes that fulfill your remaining liberal education requirements?
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.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities: Many Ways to Get Involved
You can get involved with research as an undergraduate student! Many opportunities exist, from volunteering with faculty to conducting your own study. 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.
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