Advising

Advising is a crucial component to a successful college career, a terrific resource for identifying opportunities--and an enormous frustration for many students. Although advising is mandatory for all ENSP majors, it should still be viewed as a resource. YOU must take responsibility for using your advising resources wisely and appropriately. This page provides the who, what, when, where, how, and, most importantly, the WHY of advising within the Politics and Policy concentration. If you have any questions when you reach the end of this page, don't hesitate to contact one of the advisors for, well, advice. That's what we're here for and we hope that you will take advantage of what we have to offer.

For more information select one of the following topics :
Meet your advisors (bios and division of advising responsibilities)
Advising 101 (advising explained)
Advising procedures (walk-in hours, mandatory advising, preparing for advising, declaring an ENSP concentration, applying for graduation)
Politics & Policy requirements (major requirements, University-wide requirements)
Semesterly registration and course selection (registering, creating schedules)
Transfers (ENSP web page on transfer credits and transfer students)