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Registration advising, CCAS hold removal, and PIZZA!

March 10, 2014Events, Featured1 Comment

Get your CCAS advising holds removed and eat for free. Catherine and Mark can remove advising holds for CCAS students, and are also available to give anyone advice and scheduling help.
If you’re a CCAS student planning to get your advising hold removed by Catherine or Mark, you’ll need to fill out an Advisor Approval Form.
Pizza, Advising, and CCAS Advising Hold Removals

Monday, 3/17, 7-9pm in West Hall (one of the Honors floor lounges)
Wednesday, 3/19, 12pm-2pm in the UHP Club Room in Foggy Bottom
Thursday, 3/20, 12pm-2pm in the UHP Club Room in Foggy Bottom

PS: Want to hear the Olson twins sing about pizza?

CCAS Holds on Your Account? Here\'s what to do.

February 11, 2013General News

It’s okay, we can get you out of this hold.

If you’re a CCAS freshmen or sophomore, you can expect holds to start appearing on your accounts. Holds prevent you from registering for classes next semester, so you’ll want to make sure you get them removed. Here’s what they are, and what you’ll need to do. Continue reading

Vanilla Ice Has A Special Message about Advising Holds

October 9, 2012Uncategorized3 Comments

Yo, UHP, Let’s kick it!

All right stop, Collaborate and listen /
Advising holds on your registration /
Alerts in Banner: unsightly /
shows like a warning daily and nightly /
How to take it off? Yo — I don’t know /
Go to the blog, and we’ll show /
CCAS, they put a hold for advising /
Catherine and Liz can take it off if you complete the necessary advising hold removal form, but you will need to see the schedule of classes for next semester first and that’s not yet available.
Okay, Vanilla clearly lost his flow.
This is all to say that 1) we know that CCAS has already put advising holds on their students, 2) Catherine and Liz will be able to remove them for UHPers, but 3) no one can really have them removed until the schedule of classes comes out, so just sit tight.
Also, 4) the 90’s, when most of you were born, was a really, really weird time.