Academic Advising at OSU-Cascades
Advising Announcements:
- Spring term registration is right around the corner!
- OSU Spring Registration: Sunday, February 26th
- COCC Spring Registration: Monday, March 5th - Friday, March 9th
- Spring Bacc Core Guide
- Advising Week Events
- Spring term graduation deadline is Friday, March 13th, 2012. Apply now for graduation if you are graduating winter term, spring term, or summer term 2012.
- Introducing OSU-Cascades newest major - Exercise Sport Science! Check out the EXSS website to find out more information and to see a checklist of courses students will take as EXSS major.
Advising at OSU-Cascades Campus
Advising Appointments:
* 1 hour appointments (max time) - create or adjust your academic plan or degree audits
* 1/2 hour appointments - during priority registration and high volume periods. May only be able to prepare students for next term registration.
* Drop-In advising - designated hours when students can walk in for a 10 minute max appointment.
Check with the OSU-Cascades Enrollment Services if you are unsure who your Academic Advisor is:
Enrollment Services: 541-322-3100 or stop by CSB 223
Drop-in Advising Hours:
Drop-in advising is designed for quick questions or issues. To create an academic plan or review your degree audit you should make an appointment with your advisor.
Dianna Raschio - Wednesday's 3-5pm (NO Drop IN 2/1/2012)
- Thursday's 11-1pm (NO Drop IN 2/2/2012)
Kara Branyon - Wednesday's 2-4pm, CSB 218 (No Drop-In 2/1 or 2/8)
Diane Pritchard - Tuesday's 8:30-10:30am, CSB 239
Academic Advising is also conducted by appointment. Email or call your Academic Advisor for an appointment.
Advising Structure
Our Mission: To assist students in the development of an educational plan for the realization of life and career goals.
OSU-Cascades believes that academic advising is a key ingredient in helping students attain their educational goals. We encourage all students to form a strong partnership with their academic advisor and to become active participants in their own advisement process. Not only can your advisor help you understand rather complex degree requirements and schedule planning, but he or she is a valuable source of information about your career field, job or internship opportunities, study abroad programs, and other majors or minors that may enhance your skills.
Undecided Students
Check out the Exploratory Student website for information on how to explore.
By working in partnership with OSU-Cascades Career Services and their advisor, undecided students will explore personal interests, goals, and values, with the goal of selecting a major that incorporates all of these important elements. A list of exploratory classes in OSU-Cascades majors is available to students who are undecided and desire to "test out" different areas.
Take Responsibility of your Degree
As a student it is important to be aware of university policies and procedures. Take time to research these throughout your time at OSU-Cascades. Make sure you fully understand what is required of you to graduate. See the advising guides below and on your departments website for important information.
See this link for more information on the Advisor/Advisee relationship and how to maximize your experience with OSU-Cascades Advising.
Students should contact your Academic Advisor with any concerns or questions regarding academic success, academic policy, or graduation requirements.
Advising Links
Advising Forms/Guides
Advising Guides for OSU-Cascades Majors
Advising Guides for OSU-Cascades Minors and Certificates
Additional Information
OSU Bacc Core (General Education) Requirements
Exploratory/Undecided Student Information
Petitioning for substitution for OSU Classes (for bacc core, major, or college core)
Frequently Asked Advising Questions
OSU Academic Standing Information
COCC Academic Standing Information
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