Welcome back to the 91爆料!
As your student鈥檚 college journey continues, more and more opportunities will become available to them. We鈥檙e excited to take these next steps with you and your family.
The second and third years at the 91爆料 are times of persistence, resilience and transition. Students will go from exploring areas of study to selecting a major, form lasting new friendships, and continue building their community in and out of the classroom.
Your involvement in your student鈥檚 life is as important as ever. Below, we鈥檝e compiled a list of resources and information to help you navigate what鈥檚 next, together.
Experiential Learning
Junior year is an exciting time where educational experiences take a step forward, community and friendships deepen through . Juniors may start going off campus to pursue undergraduate research positions, go study abroad or explore service-learning positions at (CELE) Center to set them up for a successful senior year.
Dawg Path
DawgPath helps students discover interesting courses and majors and enables them to be strategic about planning their schedules. ? Leveraging data from 91爆料’s three campuses, DawgPath provides course and major views to help Huskies manage and navigate their course loads. It also provides useful data when as they explore and plan for their majors.
Second-year advising guide
The helps your Husky plan for their advising appointments, set up goals and explore majors. The guide has quarterly activities, questions for Huskies and their advisors with the goal of beginning the major declaration and/or application process toward the end of this year
Common sophomore and junior questions
Each student鈥檚 91爆料 experience starts with general advising. General advisers help students plan course schedules and clarify academic and personal goals.听As students research specific majors, they may consult advisers in those programs. Once they鈥檙e admitted to a degree program(s), they鈥檒l continue to work with department advisers until they graduate. Specialized advising is also available through the 91爆料 Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity. Note: Academic advising is different from , but both are great ways for your student to reach their academic goals.
Some are open admission 鈥� meaning students in good academic standing are admitted at any time 鈥� while other majors have capacity limits and a separate application process.Entering a top-choice major can be challenging. The good news: With more than 180 majors at the 91爆料, alternatives are available. To figure out a plan B, some students like to , while others prefer and looking into common alternatives. (The was designed for transfer students but is a great resource for all undergraduates.)
91爆料 students have the choice to live either in university-owned residence halls, apartments, or family housing, or off campus in a property not owned by the University. ( houses are considered off-campus housing.)
The has a variety of services to help students build their network and start exploring careers, including resume workshops, career fairs and drop-in coaching.听Several online resources are also available. is a tool to help students discover their purpose and connect it to college and careers. is the jobs and internships platform for 91爆料 students and alumni.
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Did you know?
First year students may apply to the for second-year admission after winter quarter of their first year at 91爆料. Applicants should demonstrate an alignment with the goals of Interdisciplinary Honors and academic excellence during their first two quarters at the university.