CCPS Undergraduate Advising Center
Upcoming Events
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May 28, 2012
Memorial Day Recess - No Classes/University Closed -
June 1, 2012
75% Tuition Refund Deadline (12 week course) -
June 8, 2012
Drop Deadline - Grade W (1st 6 week course) -
June 19, 2012
Final Examinations 1st 6 week courses -
June 20, 2012
Final Examinations 1st 6 week courses
News
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May 17, 2012
Gilman Scholars Announced - CCPS Social Work student selected -
May 3, 2012
Legal Studies Students: $1000 Scholarship Available - Due June 8 -
May 3, 2012
State Bar of Michigan Scholarships $250-1000 - Due June 1 -
May 1, 2012
Paid pre-law internship at Miller Johnson Available -
April 22, 2012
HTM373 added for Spring/Summer 2012 - See all news items
The purpose of the College of Community & Public Service Undergraduate Advising Center (CCPS-UAC) is to provide convenient, accessible, and accurate academic advising and support for all students interested in programs housed within the College.
Here are just some of the ways the CCPS-UAC can help you achieve your degree goals:
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Degree Planning. Academic Advisors help students make informed choices about degree and graduation requirements. They can help clarify curriculum, course content, and optimal course sequences. Advisors will also enhance student awareness of diverse educational experiences to further enrich the academic plan.
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Goal Setting. Academic Advisors can assist students with the clarification of career and life goals; development of decision-making skills; reinforcement of self-direction; and evaluation of student progress toward established goals.
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Outreach & Support. Academic Advisors can assist students with academic support needs through individual sessions, group workshops, and connections with educational resources across the university.
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Policies & Procedures. Students are responsible for their role in the academic process and navigating the university system. Academic Advisors can help clarify university policies and procedures to enhance the student’s ability to participate in the academic process.
- Referrals. Academic Advisors can refer students to faculty mentors, other campus services and student success resources.
The academic advising process is a collaborative relationship where the student is encouraged and supported by the advisor as they develop the skills necessary to realize their academic and professional goals and facilitate timely degree completion. Students should plan to meet with their academic advisor at least once per semester to discuss goals and interests and review their academic plan.
The College of Community and Public Service Undergraduate Advising Center provides advising assistance and information for the following undergraduate programs:

