Advising Tips
You made it. It’s the end of the semester. Your coursework is behind you, and your finals will soon be, too. Congratulations! How does it feel? Take some time to reflect on your experiences.
You’re almost done with your first semester at CU! Now that you’re more familiar with life on campus, how can you use your time next semester to explore your interests? Here are some opportunities to consider.
As you wind down with the fall semester, start planning ahead for a meeting with your advisor. Meeting with your advisor early in the spring will help you stay on track with your academic path, and give you enough time to make any necessary changes to your course schedule for future semesters.
Looking to get involved, gain résumé experience or develop professional skills? Check out these leadership opportunities on campus.
Are you feeling pressure to “have it all figured out”? With fall break and the holidays around the corner, it's a great time to reach out to your family and friends to ask them about their college experiences.
Sometimes classes fill up quickly, and you may not be able to register. When a class is at capacity, you can add your name to the waitlist; if a student drops the class, you may be eligible to take that student’s place.
What are you majoring in? What do you plan on doing after college? What industry do you want to go into? It can be alarming when we’re asked these questions. CU Journey Leader Samie Staudenmayer shares tips on finding your way through what can be a challenging time.
Are you worried CU doesn’t offer the degree you are interested in? We want you to find the right place for you, and we realize it might not be at CU Boulder. Get tips on how to navigate.
Are you interested in pursuing a double major or adding a minor to your degree? Adding a second major or a minor can expand your knowledge base and make you more marketable to future employers.
Did you know you can register for exclusive courses as an Exploratory Studies student? This spring, discover and develop critical skills or explore different majors and careers in a guided, intentional way.