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Academic Advising FAQs
I am a first-year student at the College of Engineering. Do I need to register for first-semester courses myself, or will the college do it for me?
The college will register the courses for you, and no action is required on your part. Your class schedule will be sent to your email so you can attend lectures from the beginning of the semester.
I am a first-year student, the first semester has started, but no courses appear on my Banner. What should I do?
Some delays may occur due to the heavy workload on the college registrar during the first week. However, all course registrations are typically finalized for all students by the end of the first week. If the delay persists into the second week, please visit the Office of the Vice Dean for Academic Affairs.
I am a first-year student, and I missed some lectures in the first week because my courses weren't registered or I didn't know my schedule.
Coordination will be made with faculty members to re-explain the topics you missed. The Deanship of Admission and Registration will handle the settlement of your absences for those lectures.
If I struggle with a course, can I withdraw from it so it doesn't affect my GPA? When can I retake it?
You can withdraw from only one course during the semester and retake it whenever it is offered again, whether in the following semester or during the summer session.
Does withdrawing from a course affect my chances of choosing a major?
To ensure major selection, a student must successfully complete 11 credit hours, which include: Calculus I, General Physics I, General Chemistry I, and Introduction to Engineering, while also taking the student's GPA into account.
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