Faculty and advisors will work with you to approve degree requirements during the transition. For courses not completed under the quarter system, you will have to take semester courses equivalent to the quarter courses that were part of your degree requirements or make approved substitutions. Should you have any questions, please contact your academic advisor . Guide designed to assist students through transition The Summer 1999 Student Guide is designed to provide incoming and transfer students with essential information to assist them in preparing for the transition to semesters in Fall 2000. As a member of this group you are encouraged to utilize this guide to carefully plan for the transition.
Students have a responsibility to ensure that they make the transition successfully.
Perhaps the most important thing for all undergraduate students to remember when planning to make the transition is consult academic advisors. This is the key to making the transition successfully and without penalties. The Summer 1999 Student Guide is specifically designed for presentation during Camp War Eagle, but it is only one means through which students will receive information about the transition before the Fall of 2000 implementation. Back to top Student Success Center offers 'Study Smart' classes Students who need extra help in developing study skills may find assistance through Auburn's Student Success Center and its Study Smart classes. The noncredit classes meet twice per week each term for 10 weeks.