Who do I see? (click to collapse)

Advising is not mandatory for students fully admitted to any college or school. We encourage students to speak to an advisor on a regular basis. Policies, rules, and regulations are subject to change. The best way to keep informed about any changes is to keep in touch with the Academic Advising Center for the college or school you are interested in or enrolled in.

Where do I go? (click to collapse)

Click on the link below for the Academic Advising Center for the college or school you are interested or enrolled in.

- Architecture & the Arts
- Arts & Sciences
- Business Administration
- Education
- Engineering & Computing
- Health & Urban Affairs
- Honors
- Hospitality
- Journalism & Mass Communication

Curriculum (click to collapse)

PLEASE NOTE:

ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO FIU, CLASSES TO FULFILL  UCC REQUIREMENTS MUST BE TAKEN AT FIU UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED THROUGH UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES.

Freshman students entering FIU Summer B 2003 or after, or transfer students without an AA degree from a Florida college or university entering FIU Fall 2003 or after, must complete the University Core Curriculum (UCC). The UCC includes 7 areas of course work listed on the UCC Check Off form. (Click here to open and print in Word format - UCC)

Students entering FIU prior to Summer B 2003 should speak to an advisor about their specific curriculum.

Certain majors may require specific courses in one of more of the UCC areas. Check the Plan of Study on this website for your major to see what your major requires. If your major does not require specific courses you can pick your courses from any of those listed in the Check off form for each category.

Plans of Study (click to collapse)

Students entering FIU Summer B 2003 or after as freshmen or transfer without and AA degree from a Florida College or University must complete the University Core Curriculum (UCC) and follow the Plans of Study for the UCC.

Students entering FIU prior to Summer B 2003 should speak to an advisor about their specific Plans of Study

Workshops (click to collapse)

•  Registration and Registration Access Week
•  How to Access and Understand Your SASS Report
•  Calculating Your GPA
•  Important Academic Resources
•  CLAST Exam Information
•  Accessing Your Grades through SIS
•  Lower Division Curriculum
•  Intending versus Declaring Your Major
•  Warning and Probation
•  The Summer Enrollment Requirement and Taking Summer Classes