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UAA is committed to providing academic, financial, and social support for students to promote their academic success.
Resources for Success
- Campus Map --Click on the buildings on the map for descriptions and floor plans.
- Computer Labs --UAA maintains computer labs throughout the campus for students. All labs offer laser printing and internet connectivity.
- Consortium Library --The Consortium Library (LIB) has thousands of books, periodicals, and academic journals available for students and faculty.
- Disability Support Services --Students who have a documented disability will find many types of services here to help them succeed in college.
- Financial Aid & Veterans' Affairs --UAA maintains a comprehensive financial aid & veterans' affairs office to assist students with loans, scholarships, grants, and veterans' needs at UAA.
- Learning Resource Center --Located in the Monserud Hall (SMH) on the west side of campus, the LRC has a computer lab, math lab, and the Computer-Assisted Writing Lab (CAWL). Instructional materials, newspapers, video players and a quiet study area are available for student use. Tutors are on duty in the Math Lab, CAWL Lab and for English as a Second Language.
- Math Lab --The Mathematical Sciences Department maintains a Math Lab and two Computer Science labs. Only students who are enrolled in CS-prefix courses may use the Computer Science labs. Math Lab tutors are available for students who have paid the fee and are enrolled in on-campus, lower-division Mathematical Sciences courses.
- Native Student Services --Native Student Services provides a welcoming environment for students to receive academic support, meet with faculty, make friends, and get help with the UAA system. It is located in the Business Education Building (BEB).
- Reading/Writing Center --Located near the Learning Resources Center, the RWC is staffed by Department of English faculty and graduate students in English and Creative Writing. RWC staff members are experienced in advising for a wide range of learning and writing situations. Students pay a fee, either as part of course registration or at the Center, for these services.
- Student Advising and testing Center --UAA maintains a complete Student Advising and testing Center in the University Center (UC)..
- Student Health Center --Located in BEB, the UAA Student Health Center offers low-cost health care and counseling services for students.
- Student Services --Clubs Council and Campus Activities are located in the Campus Center.
Help with Technology
The Information Technology Services (ITS) Call Center (786-4646) serves the UAA community by answering computing questions, maintaining computer labs for students, and having the latest version of Norton anti-virus software.
Ten Steps to Graduation
Students who want to graduate on time need to plan and know the UAA system. Here are ten steps to follow so that you will be on schedule for graduation.
- Determine Your Major and Minor --What do you want to be when you grow up? Determining what you want to major in can be a daunting decision. The Advising and testing Center and faculty can help if you are having trouble deciding.
You are not required, but are encouraged, to have a minor . Minors add depth to your academic experience and are often helpful in getting a good job after graduation.
- See Your Academic Advisor--Once you have determined your major, the academic department staff will assign an advisor to you. Make an appointment to see your academic advisor ASAP. Your academic advisor is the key to ensuring that you are on the right path and that there are no unpleasant surprises when it comes time to graduate.
- Create a Long-Term Plan--Plan out your four-year schedule for graduation. Consult the university catalog and your advisor for the appropriate general education, college, and major requirements for your particular degree program. Consider your course load and any outside obligations that may influence whether you attend classes full time or part time.
- Contact the Financial Aid Office http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/finaid/--If you are receiving financial aid, ensure that you maintain satisfactory academic progress and meet all other requirements in order to avoid suspension of your aid.
- Consult with Your Advisor Before Every Registration--Keep your academic advisor informed of any changes you may need to make to your academic plan. In fact, see your academic advisor before every semester's registration.
- Check Your Personal Information on Wolflink --Follow the login instructions to make certain that your personal information that is on file with the university is correct.
- Follow All Correct Procedures--Find out any special requirements for your graduation and make certain you are following the correct procedures. Consult with your advisor.
- Complete a Junior Year Audit–Get a copy of your transcript and review it with your academic advisor.
- Submit an Application for Graduation to Enrollment Services --Submit an Application for Graduation to Enrollment Services by september 15 for Spring graduation, March 1 for Summer Graduation, Or May 1 for fall graduation.
- Review Your Graduation Approval Letter--Once you receive your letter from the university approving your graduation, review it to make sure all the information is correct.
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