UAF requires all undergraduate students to meet with their academic advisor before registering for classes. An academic advisor is a member of the faculty with training and experience to help you select, plan, and complete your academic/career goals. Your academic advisor is usually someone in your major. It is your responsibility to initiate contact with your academic advisor!

• Become familiar with the class schedule uaf.edu/reg/schedule/and UAF Catalog uaf.edu/catalog
• Collect copies of your registration materials, financial aid information, and transcripts from other universities you have attended. Go to www.uaonline.alaska.edu to use DegreeWorks and develop a tentative educational plan and semester schedule
• BRING THESE WITH YOU WHEN YOU MEET WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR along with a pen or pencil and notepaper
• Give some thought to your interests, academic/career goals, courses you might like to take, and whether you might qualify for non-traditional credit options
• Prepare a list of questions for your academic advisor

• MAKE AND KEEP APPOINTMENTS. Call if you need to cancel or change an appointment.
• COME PREPARED. If you’re registering, bring a tentative class schedule, work schedule or planned activities.
• ASK QUESTIONS. If you don’t understand a policy or procedure, just ask until you do.
• BE OPEN-MINDED. Your academic advisor’s job is to present you with options so you can make better decisions.
• ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY. Accept responsibility for your decisions.
• KEEP CURRENT. Stay up-to-date on policies, procedures, and requirements.
• KNOW THE ACADEMIC CALENDAR. Know deadlines and schedules to avoid last minute rushes.
• KEEP PERSONAL RECORDS. Keep records of your progress. If you talk with different academic advisors, these will be helpful.
• SEEK HELP. Seek help from your academic advisor when you need it.
• DEVELOP A RELATIONSHIP. The better your academic advisor knows you, the more helpful she/he can be to you.

UAF requires all undergraduate students to meet with their academic advisor before registering for classes. An academic advisor is a member of the faculty with training and experience to help you select, plan, and complete your academic/career goals. Your academic advisor is usually someone in your major. It is your responsibility to initiate contact with your academic advisor!

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