Check out these tips for a stress-free registration experience. Freshmen registration for Spring classes opens at 7 AM on Thurs, Nov 17 (or sooner, if you transferred in lots of credit). Follow the steps in the registration guide for students. Learn how to…
Freshmen registration for Spring classes opens at 7 AM on Thurs, Nov 17 (or sooner, if you transferred in lots of credit). Meet with your advisor and add classes to your Cart in Self-Service ahead of time. Unlike over the…
Withdrawing from a course is an option when you are certain you are no longer in a position to pass with a D- or higher. The deadline to withdraw from a full-semester class is October 28. To Withdraw, use the…
Peer Advising is now available! Meet with a Peer Advisor to learn registration tips and course search hacks, explore majors, and understand degree requirements. This conversation can also help you be more prepared for decision making and deeper conversations with…
Break is a great time to get caught up on readings, assignments, projects, etc. It’s also a wonderful time to look at your syllabi to see what is coming up in your courses, and potentially work ahead a little by…
Looking for some scheduled fun? Second-module courses meet for the second half of the semester. Topics include activities like Bowling, Jujitsu, Mindfulness, and more for 0.25 units of credit. Additional fees may apply. Contact the instructor if you’re not sure…
Exams and quizzes coming up? Questions about course concepts or homework? Take advantage of free tutoring. Subjects Available See the tutoring schedule for each department below. Walk-in hours and one-on-one appointments are available. Don’t see the class you’re looking for…
In high school, going to the office might be something you want to avoid. In college, office hours are student hours. What are office hours and how do you find them? Office hours are an open time for you to…
As the semester begins, staying organized and managing your time effectively is crucial. A few tips to consider: You can’t keep track of everything in your head! Consider using Google Calendar or a Academic Planner to keep track of all…
As you start college, it can be important to check-in regularly with your support systems, family, etc. These conversations provide you with a chance to talk about how you are doing at college, get updates from home, and connect you…