Contact the SSRC.
Just request what you need from Evaluations---via phone, fax, e-mail, or the SSRC.
The student should notify the instructor of the illness. When the student returns to class, he/she should make an appointment with the instructor to learn what was missed. If the illness is acute and absence is expected to be lengthy, the student may call Student Affairs for assistance in contacting instructors or in determining if withdrawal is preferable.
A complete listing of calendars is available here.
All undergraduate students with less than 25 semester hours and all students who are classified as Undeclared or Unclassified students are advised in the University College Academic Advisement Center, Fell Hall 340, 438-7604.
All undergraduate students with 25 or more earned hours are advised in the Academic Department with the exception of Communication, Psychology and Applied Computer Science. “Business majors are advised in the College of Business Advisement Center, Williams Hall 301, 438-8385. Graduate students in a degree program are advised in their academic departments.
Visit the Student Health Insurance site.
Most undergraduate students following a 1987-88 or later catalog and whose transfer work is on-line can receive an Academic Progress Summary. Some exceptions are Second Bachelor's, Faculty Colleagues and some students with certain minors such as Cognitive Science, Religious Studies, etc..
You may still need to complete some components---See your Advisor.
Students may obtain an APS at the SSRC in Moulton Hall, room 107.
Students may obtain a copy of their class schedule by printing it from the iCampus portal. If they are unable to do so, they may also request a copy of their schedule at the SSRC in Moulton Hall, room 107.
The Academic Progress Alert is a report sent to all undergraduate students for each 100 level course in which they are enrolled. Instructors will issue letter grades (A-F) or report that no meaningful grade is available, and provide optional information regarding attendance (satisfactory, unsatisfactory, unable to determine), to the Office of the University Registrar by the published deadline.
The Office of the University Registrar will process the grades and send the grade reports to students at their local addresses as soon as possible after reporting, but no later than the ninth week. The grade report will list the grades earned, attendance information and GPA for 100 level courses only. Students are encouraged to discuss their academic progress with their instructors and advisors.
