Now that spring break is over, jump back into things by signing up for a freshmen small group! They happen in a hurry, so don’t miss out. Continue reading “Freshmen: Small Group Advising!”
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Wait, When Do I Register?
If you’re an Honors student a little confused about when you register, this might help. (Don’t forget to check out the complete registration guide, too!) Continue reading “Wait, When Do I Register?”
Freshmen Registration, Holds, Study Abroad….
If you haven’t signed up for a freshmen small group yet, hop to it! Continue reading “Freshmen Registration, Holds, Study Abroad….”
Freshmen: Small Group Advising!
It’s time again for small group meetings! Freshmen will meet with Catherine and Liz to go over the pressing matters of these hectic times. (Hint: these hectic times feel a lot less hectic when you know what’s going on, so make sure to sign up for a small group!)
The topics:
The topics:
- Registration
- Remaining Honors requirements (Trust us, you need to hear this!)
- Study Abroad
- HOW and WHERE to get your advising or major declaration hold removed!
Join us before or after spring break, but don’t wait! Registration is lurking just ’round the corner.
Register here for
Wednesday, March 6th 9:30am, 11:30am, or 2:30pm in the Club Room at 714 21st St (Foggy Bottom)
or
Thursday March 21st, 11am or 2:30pm; Friday March 22nd, 1pm or 3pm
CCAS Holds on Your Account? Here\'s what to do.
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 “CCAS Holds on Your Account? Here\'s what to do.”
National Christmas Tree w/ Prof. Mark Ralkowski
UHPers living in West Hall, join Prof. Mark Ralkowski for a small dinner and a trip to the national Christmas tree (and oversized menorah, and little train village) this Friday!
The plan is to meet at the UHP townhouse at 5:30, eat a meal that Prof. Ralkowski will provide, and then walk to the tree.
Just email Prof. Ralkowski at mralkow@gwu.edu no later than Friday morning so that there’ll be sure to be enough food for you.
In anticipation, you might want to watch this video on repeat. Seeing a tree is pretty exciting. (Watch out for one and a half swear words.)
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Last Chance for Four Year Plan [Freshmen]
Freshmen, this is the last week to make a Four Year Plan (PDF) appointment, do it now!
If you’re not already scheduled for an appointment you better hop to it. After this Friday, Catherine and Liz will be busy helping people schedule (and boy will you wish you had your Four Year Plan done at that point, trust us!) Make an appointment now!
Need some inspiration? You can always reach out to other UHPers at our Facebook page, email uhpspa@gwu.edu, or make two appointments for yourself!
If Obama and Romney Can Do It….. [Freshmen]
Freshmen, you need a four year plan! Appointment spots for Catherine and Liz are filling up quickly! Make your Four Year Plan (PDF) appointment right now
before it’s too late and you’re locked out!
If you’re feeling stumped on your Four Year Plan, you might be able to get some guidance here.
Your best bet: make your appointment right now, don’t wait until you’re done with your four year plan to make the appointment!
This Week's Freshmen Small Groups
This week, Catherine and Liz are meeting with freshmen in the discussion sections of their Origins classes.
Topics to be covered are: time management, stress, four year plans, spring registration, getting holds removed, and more!
Freshmen don’t need to sign up for anything, just show up for their regularly scheduled Origins discussion section, in their regularly scheduled room.
Now, isn’t that easy?
Make Your 4-Year Plan Appointment, Now! [Freshmen]
Freshmen, if you haven’t scheduled your meeting with Catherine or Liz to talk about your Four Year Plan (PDF), do it now!
Technically, you’ve got until Friday, October 19th to complete this meeting. But, Liz and Catherine’s schedules book up fast, so grab an appointment now! They’re just really, really popular, okay?!
If you’re feeling stumped on your Four Year Plan, don’t despair. It’s just an exercise to help you see how to complete your five majors, full year abroad, 8 minors, and 7 internships in four years. No pressure.
The best thing to do is to make your appointment right now, and just make sure you’ve got your plan prepared in time for it!
