Poor attendance can have serious consequences, both academic and financial. Federal and state laws require that we report non-attendance to the Financial Aid Office. Our main concern, however is your academic success. If extenuating circumstances are the cause of attendance problems, we strongly urge you to contact your instructor as soon as possible to check on your status in that class. If you are having other problems or concerns please feel free to contact an academic advisor.
Advisors can frequently provide basic information on programs and courses via email.
This service lends itself to many of the simple questions that a student or prospective student might have regarding our academic programs. These bulletin boards contain information on upcoming events, important deadlines, student organizations, and other information of general interest. Students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of this service. Information for Students with Disabilities may also be found in the counseling area. Important deadlines such as the last day to drop an individual course, withdrawal from the university, and the deadlines for degree applications will be noted here.