At Pacific we value parents as partners in the education of our students. On behalf of the University of the Pacific students, staff, and faculty, I am pleased to welcome you and your student to the 2012-2013 academic year.
What NSU faculty expect of students. Helping your student prepare to meet these expectations can not only lead to success in college, but also to the forging of meaningful connections that last a lifetime.
The mission of USciences is to educate students to become leaders and innovators in the sciences, the health professions, and emerging related disciplines.
The Department of Academic Advising is committed to a holistic approach to student needs and issues. Each of the six professional academic advisors possesses an advanced degree and years of experience. Each student will be assigned a faculty member or professional academic advisor to serve as their academic advisor. Upper-class students will have academic advisors who are faculty members within the department of their major.
In order to help your student adjust to university life, the Student Life Office has two programs, The First Year Mentor Program and The First Year Success Series, designed just for our first year students.
Welcome! Whether you're a high school student, a current college student interested in transferring, or a graduate who wants to come back to earn a master's degree, CSU, Chico is the right place for you. We're glad you're here.
Your student will benefit from ongoing encouragement and support as he/she moves through college. As a parent/family member, you know your student's strengths and limitations, and you are in the best position to encourage and support his/her positive behaviors.
Once your student enrolls for classes at Cal Poly Pomona, he/she will be under a new set of laws that protect the privacy of their records. It may come as a surprise when family members call CPP and find they cannot gain access to all information concerning their student's records.
We are honored that your student chose EKU, and we take this responsibility seriously as all students begin their journey in pursuing an education and life experiences.
The mission of the Office of First Year Programs is to aid in the transition to college for first year students and their families by providing useful and timely information in a professional manner.
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to self-identify and request services through the Office of Services for Individuals with Disabilities (OSID).
