Always start out your email with a polite “Dear” or “Hello” followed by your professor’s name/title (Dr. XYZ, Professor XYZ, etc.). If you’re not sure what their proper title is, using “Professor” followed by their last name is almost always a safe bet. What do you write to an academic […]
Do you call advisor by her first name? As a baseline, if she signs her email with first name, use first name, if she signs it with first and last name, use “Ms. Lastname” unless she has a doctorate, in which case you can optionally use “Dr. Lastname.” Refer to […]
CollegePoint. CollegePoint is a virtual advising program that helps high-achieving students apply to colleges, find scholarships, navigate the financial aid process, and make college decisions—entirely for free. What are advisors in college? Advisors help students explore their academic interests, identify resources for additional information and support, and develop plans of […]
You can schedule an Advising Appointment by clicking COB ADVISING APPOINTMENTS. This will take you to your Navigate Home Page. Click Schedule an Appointment and answer the questions. If you schedule an in-person appointment, you will meet with your Advisor in 110 Rockwell West. How do I make an appointment […]
Consider bringing questions to ask your advisor. Review your academic requirements, plan, and advising notes from previous meetings. Engage and participate by explaining your personal academic goals and expectations. Be honest about your circumstances and what you need to succeed. How do I prepare for an academic advisor interview? Tell […]
Make the most of this valuable conversation by using the suggestions below. Understand their role. Advisors will expect you to initiate contact, and it is best to do so early. Take responsibility for your course schedule. Do your research and be prepared. Be honest. Explore your career options. How do […]
Academic Advising Virtual Advising Center: vac.ucsd.edu. Phone: (858) 534-3490 (Available 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm) Email: [email protected]. Drop-Ins: Monday – Friday during Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters. See Drop-in Advising tab below. Appointments: To request an appointment, see Appointments tab below. How do I book an appointment with academic advisor Brock? How […]
Who is My Advisor? If you have recently been admitted to CSU with a major in the College of Liberal Arts, you will meet your advisor at orientation. If you currently have a major in the College of Liberal Arts, you can find your advisor on your RamWeb or by […]
The Safest Places to Study Abroad Denmark. We’ve put Denmark top of our list for it’s friendly people, safe communities and low crime rate. New Zealand. New Zealand is a great place to study abroad; we put it 7th on our list of the Best Study Abroad Destinations for 2013. […]
Use the links below to explore UC campus-specific study abroad/away programs: UC Berkeley Summer Abroad and Global Internships. UC Davis Summer Abroad. UC Los Angeles Summer Travel Study. UC Riverside Summer Study Abroad. UC San Diego Global Seminars. Can you study abroad in California? With its fantastic activities, climates and […]
The average cost of study abroad programs According to research by the International Institute of Education, the all-encompassing average cost of studying abroad in a foreign country hovers around $18,000 per semester, or $36,000 per full academic year. Is studying abroad less expensive? The cost to study abroad can actually […]
Top 9 Bachelor’s Degrees You Can Study Abroad in 2022 Bachelors in Business and Management. Bachelors in Computer Science and IT. Bachelors in Electrical Engineering. Bachelors in Civil Engineering and Construction. Bachelors in Medicine. Bachelors in Architecture. Bachelors in Design. Bachelors in International Relations. What do you have to major […]
The Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians, one of the remaining 12 bands of the Kumeyaay Indian Nation, resides on a 1,600-acre reservation in the Viejas Valley, east of the community of Alpine in San Diego County, California. Is the Kumeyaay tribe still around? Today, the Kumeyaay Peoples are present in […]
The tribal groupings make up the indigenous Indians of San Diego County: the Kumeyaay/Diegueño, the Payoomkawichum (Quechnajuichom/Luiseño and Acjachemen/Juaneño), the Kuupiaxchem/Cupeño, and the Cahuilla. The Diegueño are the largest group, and are classified in the Yuman language family, Hokan stock. What tribe is native to San Diego? THE FOUR INDIGENOUS […]
What are the Golden Four? The Golden Four represent the four basic skills general education requirements (one course in each area: oral communication, written communication, critical thinking, and mathematics/quantitative reasoning). You need to have completed these four courses with a grade of “C-” or higher. What are the golden 4 […]