What to Bring:
- A printed degree evaluation
- A sample schedule with courses crossed off that have already been completed (find Degree Plans and Sample Schedules here)
- A proposed class schedule for the following semester
- All of your personal advising records (see link for department expectations)
A note about number 3… you need to come to your appointment having already worked out what you are planning on taking next semester. Kim should be a great resource to double check your plan. She does not have time to create a plan for you during the appointment. The university expects you to manage your own schedule and degree plan but we will provide advising to double check your efforts.
If you need specific information before you can choose those classes please make two appointments with Kim. One appointment to have your questions answered and then another, at a later time, to have her double check your planned schedule.
Resources:
- Departmental Expectations in Managing Degree Plans (what the department expects of students)
- How to look up your advisor
- How to look up what courses are being offered
- How to Register
- When to Register (look through the academic calendar to find out when registration starts for your classification)
- Faculty Contact Information
- Looking up a Degree Plan and Sample Schedule
For Seniors (or completed at least 90 graded hours)