Academic Advising

Academic Advising is a service designed to help you reach your academic and career goals. Advisers answer questions related to:

 

• majors and careers
• minors
• certificate programs
• selecting courses at registration
• creating long-range plans for study

 

It is important to meet with your adviser early in your first semester and continue to develop an ongoing relationship. Your adviser can help you maximize your educational experiences at UNI. Non-traditional students may wish to use both their major adviser and the non-traditional student adviser in Advising and Career Services.

 

Find out the name and location of your adviser by calling the departmental office or Advising and Career Services, 273-6857.

 

Remember to schedule an appointment with your adviser in early November and April to plan your course selection for spring and fall semester preregistration periods.

 

Advising Locations

Advising and Career Services advises:

 

• new students who need assistance in choosing a major
• students who have a major but are looking for experiences or academic programs to complete their field of study
• students in transition

           freshmen and transfers new to the University

           non-traditional students

           students changing majors

           students in academic distress

 

College of Business Administration

 

College of Education

Faculty Advising in Departments

Faculty advisers usually maintain regularly scheduled office hours to meet with their advisees and student in their classes. Call the department office for your adviser's location, office hours and how to make an appointment.

 

  
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Last Modified: September 28, 2007