Undergraduate students are typically assigned an advisor following an initial appointment with a program counselor in the Office of Academic Services. Graduate students in degree programs are given the name of their advisor at the time of admission. Special non-degree students do not normally have a faculty advisor but could request one. Anyone seeking to change advisors can do so through the Office of Academic Services. In order to be admitted to professional education, each student must meet all of the professional standards.
Access codes are available from the department housing the course.
Telephone numbers are printed at the beginning of the course listing in the Schedule of Classes booklet. They become official after the student is officially admitted to the College of Education and has met with a program counselor to review requirements for the program. A Crosswalk for Pre-Professional Coursework is available. Graduate students in degree programs must meet with their faculty advisor to complete the program prospectus and file it in 306 White Hall. Permission to enroll in a closed class depends upon several factors including space availability, the nature of the course and instructor's willingness to allow an overload, and the student's eligibility to be in the class.