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The doctor’ is in
Advising center boasts
drop-in assistance,
registration programs
By MADELEINE MATTHEW
Of the Emerald
You might call the Office of Academic Advising one of the biggest
'departments" on campus, even though it has to be one of the smallest
in terms of staff size and office space.
The office, located in 107 Friendly Hall, handles files on 2,100
undeclared majors. Yet the staff is small, relying mostly on student help
and peer advising.
The office is “the” academic student service. Its primary services
are advising new students and transfer students on what classes to take
and running orientation programs and workshops at the beginning of
each term.
Every summer the office coordinates, along with Registrars office,
the Early Orientation Registration Program (EORP). This gives fresh
men an opportunity to register early and become familiar with the time
schedule and the required University courses.
Special programs are also run by the office, including Project
Ahead, which is advising flirough the army, and Credit by Exam. The
office is also the site of the pre-med honorary, Asklepiads and houses
the Academic Planning Resource Area (APRA).
APRA provides information on majors, transfer programs,
academic planning, special programs, Oregon schools and graduate
and law schools.
The office also has a center on pre-health sciences. It offers advis
ing and information on health careers, admission requirements for
medical and dental schools and preceptorships and pracbcums in
health fields. Experienced peer advising and professional help with
applications is provided.
But one of the best services the office provides a lot of is “drop-in
advising." So if you have any problems understanding requirements,
planning a schedule or finding a major, those at Academic Advising will
be happy to lend you its resources.
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