Your Time for Advising

Advising - What to Do

Be ready with your plan for courses to take next semester.
Be prepared to talk to your advisor about your dreams and goals.
Become an independent problem solver.
Engage with your university community to grow both personally and professionally.
Develop your story for your life after 91��Ƶ.

"I sit with my advisor for life talks. She helps me identify and work on activities to keep me moving toward my goals."

— Miranda Bodziony, 91��Ƶ student studying peer mentor and biology/pre-med major

Academic Resources

As a student, you may have a moment when you recognize that you can use some extra assistance in completing or planning academic work, finding new ways to take a class, finding internship opportunities and connecting with your college representatives. 91��Ƶ offers many resources and services to help you along the path to completing your degree.

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Distractions

You've been adjusting to roommates, friends, schedules, different sleeping and eating arrangements and much more. As you've been exploring these responsibilities and adjustments, you may be slipping into some bad habits that detract from solid routines that you used to manage your day-to-day life before coming to campus. If that's the case, you should check your class schedules for midterm dates now. You may be surprised to discover that they are approaching much faster than anticipated — in just two or three weeks.

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