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MAKE APPOINTMENTS ONLINE tacoma.uw.edu/aac/appointment MY ADVISOR’S CONTACT INFORMATION: youtube.com/uwtacademicadvising CHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE TUTORIALS n MyPlan / Build your comprehensive academic plan n DARS / Check your academic progress with the degree audit report n Time Schedule / How to find courses n Add Codes / How to obtain add codes UW TACOMA ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER GWP 102 | [email protected] | 253-692-4857 tacoma.uw.edu/advising Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM 1/16 STEPS TO SUCCESS @UW TACOMA DISCOVER: FRESHMAN YEAR n Meet with your advisor at least once per quarter n Explore majors based on your values, interests and skills n Get involved on campus n Learn about Global Honors and Study Abroad programs n Take the Strong Interest Inventory/Strengths Quest assessments EXPLORE: SOPHOMORE YEAR n Meet with your advisor to narrow down the number of majors you are considering— also consider a possible minor n Consider registering for T UNIV 250 (Husky Success Quest) n Understand requirements for desired major n Consider undergraduate research opportunities n Explore internship opportunities to gain on-the-job experience and learn more about potential careers n Apply to declare into a major BUILD: JUNIOR YEAR n Meet with your advisor to be sure you are on track n Take advantage of résumé and cover letter assistance at the Career Development office n Attend a Career Fair to research internships that interest you n Consider looking into graduate school n Seek out networking opportunities with faculty n Explore fellowship/scholarship opportunities SUCCEED: SENIOR YEAR n Complete a graduation application with your advisor n Continue to network with potential employers n Apply to graduate school if this is the path for you n Get help with résumés, cover letters and applications to graduate schools or future careers n Sign up for a mock interview with Career Development staff n Attend a Career Fair! University of Washington Tacoma 1900 Commerce Street, Tacoma, WA 98402-3100 WE EMPOWER STUDENTS TO: n Explore academic and career options n Build relevant skills and experience n Succeed academically, personally and professionally MAKE YOUR TIME AT UW TACOMA A TRUE HUSKY EXPERIENCE! EXPLORE | BUILD | SUCCEED tacoma.uw.edu/advising University Book Store Tioga Snoqualmie Gillenwater Plaza Science Keystone Joy WCG BHS BB Link Light Rail Stop Philip Hall WG Dougan Pin Jefferson Avenue [Academic Building] Tioga Library GWP ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER IS LOCATED IN GWP 102

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MAKE APPOINTMENTS ONLINEtacoma.uw.edu/aac/appointment

MY ADVISOR’S CONTACT INFORMATION:

youtube.com/uwtacademicadvising

CHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE TUTORIALS

n MyPlan / Build your comprehensive academic plan

n DARS / Check your academic progress with the degree audit report

n Time Schedule / How to find courses

n Add Codes / How to obtain add codes

UW TACOMA ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTERGWP 102 | [email protected] | 253-692-4857 tacoma.uw.edu/advising

Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

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STEPS TO SUCCESS @UW TACOMADISCOVER: FRESHMAN YEAR

n Meet with your advisor at least once per quarter

n Explore majors based on your values, interests and skills

n Get involved on campus

n Learn about Global Honors and Study Abroad programs

n Take the Strong Interest Inventory/Strengths Quest assessments

EXPLORE: SOPHOMORE YEAR

n Meet with your advisor to narrow down the number of majors you are considering— also consider a possible minor

n Consider registering for TUNIV 250 (Husky Success Quest)

n Understand requirements for desired major

n Consider undergraduate research opportunities

n Explore internship opportunities to gain on-the-job experience and learn more about potential careers

nApply to declare into a major

BUILD: JUNIOR YEAR

nMeet with your advisor to be sure you are on track

nTake advantage of résumé and cover letter assistance at the Career Development office

nAttend a Career Fair to research internships that interest you

nConsider looking into graduate school

nSeek out networking opportunities with faculty

nExplore fellowship/scholarship opportunities

SUCCEED: SENIOR YEAR

nComplete a graduation application with your advisor

nContinue to network with potential employers

nApply to graduate school if this is the path for you

nGet help with résumés, cover letters and applications to graduate schools or future careers

nSign up for a mock interview with Career Development staff

nAttend a Career Fair!University of Washington Tacoma 1900 Commerce Street, Tacoma, WA 98402-3100

WE EMPOWER STUDENTS TO:

nExplore academic and career options

nBuild relevant skills and experience

nSucceed academically, personally and professionally

MAKE YOUR TIME AT UW TACOMA A TRUE HUSKY EXPERIENCE!

EXPLORE | BUILD | SUCCEED

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ADVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES:

n Provide a safe and respectful space for students to understand and appreciate their skills, interests, values and goals

n Help students become aware of and utilize campus resources and opportunities; explain relevant university policies and procedures

n Partner with students to help clarify their major interest and to understand the requirements for intended major

n Assist students with appreciating the connection between higher education and lifelong learning

n Listen carefully to student questions and concerns while maintaining confidentiality

n Encourage responsibility as students shape their educational plans and pursue their academic trajectory

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES:

n Arrive at appointments on time, prepared with questions and/or topics for discussion

n Outline goals and steps to achieve them each quarter

n Learn to use and understand your degree audit report (DARS)

n Be involved in the advising process by being prepared to discuss your goals and educational plans at appointments with your advisor

n Accept responsibility for the decisions and actions (or inactions) that affect your educational progress

n Understand that you have the ultimate responsibility for fulfilling requirements

ABOUT US ADVISING WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS

ADVISING PARTNERSHIP

n Goal Setting

n Time Management

n Active Learning

n Test-Taking Strategies

n Major Exploration

n Class Registration

n Stress Reduction

….And Many More!

Advising Workshops and Events webpage:

tacoma.uw.edu/aac/workshops

The Academic Advising Center serves freshmen and students who have not yet declared a major.

AC A DEMIC A DV ISOR S can help you choose a major, discover on- and off-campus learning opportunities, investigate pre-professional programs, as well as plan a course of study to meet your educational goals.

We recommend you see your advisor early and often: tacoma.uw.edu/aac/appointment

S T UDEN T A DV ISING MEN TOR S are available to answer quick questions (15 minutes or less):

n Monday–Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM n In person: GWP 102 n Email: [email protected] n Phone: 253-692-4857

Like us on Facebook to receive the latest AAC announcements: facebook.com/uwtaac

GENERAL EDUCATION

REQUIREMENTS50-60 credits

ELECTIVES AND/OR MINOR

credits will vary

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

60-90 credits

You’ll need at least 180 credits to earn your undergraduate degree:

ARE YOU ON TRACK?