Mandatory Advising Program (MAP)
First Year Milestone Advising
Because interacting with an academic advisor early in your university career leads to college success and completion, we require that new first year students meet with an advisor before they register for the spring 2022 semester. This meeting will connect you to tools to M.A.P. out your unique degree experience. Get started by following the steps below!
BONUS: Meet with your advisor by Monday, November 8th to get early registration for 1000 and 2000 level courses for Spring 2022!
Step 1: Schedule Your Advising Appointment
To remove your MAP First Year registration hold, meet with an academic advisor for Mandatory Advising. Use the MAP App to find your academic advisor.
Honors: Students in the Honors College are required to meet with their major advisor OR major exploration advisor AND an honors advisor.
Step 2: Prepare for your appointment
Academic advising is a learning process and partnership between the student and advisor. So that you can participate in this learning experience, take the below steps to prepare for your advising appointment.
1. Run a Degree Audit
Learn more about degree audits
2. Bring Ideas for your Class Schedule
The Spring 2021 Class Schedule will be published on October 12th.
RESOURCES AND VIDEO GUIDES
Use the below “how-to” guides and resources to review remaining graduation requirements and plan a Spring 2021 class schedule.
Register For Classes
Schedule Builder
Taking a Leave of Absence
If you are planning to take a leave of absence, you need to meet with an advisor before you leave to prevent complications upon your return.
Learn more by clicking the button below and talking to your advisor.
AP, IB Concurrent Enrollment
Admitted students must submit final high school and/or college transcripts to the Office of Admissions as soon as they are available.
- AP Courses: students must send official scores from the College Board
- IB Courses: students must send official scores from the IB Program, and fill out an evaluation form to have the scores posted to their record
- Concurrent enrollment: students must send official transcript from the college where credit was earned
Major Exploration
Ways to Explore Majors as a First-Year Student
- Take an introductory course in a major that interests you
- Explore majors/minors available at the U
- Get involved in a student club or organization
- Begin mapping out possibilities with each major
- Discover your interests, values, and abilities through registering for UGS 1050: Major Exploration
- Meet with a career coach to learn more about potential career possibilities for each major
Schedule an Advising Appointment
Need More Help?
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801-581-8146