Navigating Graduation Requirements I
A four-year plan is a map of when you plan to take courses that are required for the Liberal Education for the Environment and Society (LEES), your major(s), and, optionally, your minor(s) curricula. The four-year plan will also show you that you have "time" to take other courses that may interest you. A four-year plan will also help you be prepared for your biannual "registration advising" meeting with your academic advisor. In this module, you will complete the four-year plan that you began in the last module.
After completing this module, you should be able to ...
After completing this module, you should be able to ...
- Demonstrate how to gather information (e.g., required courses, prerequisites, times taught, overlap with LEES or other major/minor requirements) required to develop a four-year plan of courses.
- Demonstrate how to develop a four-year plan of courses.
- Describe what it means to be prepared for "registration advising" meetings with your academic advisor.
Preparation for Class (Do BEFORE Class)
- Complete as much of the four-year plan worksheet (started last time) as you can or come with specific questions that you need answered to do so.
- Bookmark/Favorite this page.
- Make sure you know who your academic advisor is.
In-Class Work
- Discuss your four-year plan.
- Discuss Registration Advising meetings.
After Class Assignment
- Complete your four-year plan worksheet. Due next class period.
- Do class preparation for next module.