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Prepare for Advising and Course Registration

The advising process is designed for students and their advisor to discuss a variety of academic issues, such as: past experiences in certain classes, level of interest in certain topics, course requirements for the students selected major, appropriate level of courses, and Liberal Arts Core classes.

You can prepare ahead of time in the following ways:

Think about what classes you liked taking in high school
Think of classes in which you have done well in the past
Take a look at the Liberal Arts Core and think about what sounds fun. All of the details will be explained to you at orientation, so don’t worry about understanding it all right now. Just take a look to see what sounds like a good fit for you.
Look at the classes that your major requires. (Again, don’t worry about the details, all of this will be explained to you). Look at the course titles. Do they sound like classes that interest you?
Sign up for an Academic Learning Community



ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND ADVISING ORIENTATION Spring Orientation (students admitted for Spring 2008) Summer Orientation (students admitted for Fall 2008) Freshmen 2008 Dates for Orientation Information for Family and Guests Transfer students 2008 Dates for Orientation Information for Family and Guests Orientation Checklist (freshmen and transfer) FAQ’s Orientation Staff Campus Links Admissions Visitors Center Housing and Residence Life Financial Aid Disability Support Services Barnes and Noble Campus Bookstore Contact Us ACADEMIC ADVISING TUTORING LEARNING COMMUNITIES FIRST GENERATION STUDENT SUPPORT	Prepare for Advising and Course Registration The advising process is designed for students and their advisor to discuss a variety of academic issues, such as: past experiences in certain classes, level of interest in certain topics, course requirements for the students selected major, appropriate level of courses, and Liberal Arts Core classes. You can prepare ahead of time in the following ways: Think about what classes you liked taking in high school Think of classes in which you have done well in the past Take a look at the Liberal Arts Core and think about what sounds fun. All of the details will be explained to you at orientation, so don’t worry about understanding it all right now. Just take a look to see what sounds like a good fit for you. Look at the classes that your major requires. (Again, don’t worry about the details, all of this will be explained to you). Look at the course titles. Do they sound like classes that interest you? Sign up for an Academic Learning Community
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