The Student Success Center's Advising & Academic Services team includes your assistant dean, as well as academic advisors and academic program managers. We can help you with academic planning, ...

Academic planning isn't just about choosing which courses you'll need to complete your degree. It's also about factoring in various parts of university life that can shape your academic development ...

Graduate students are required to maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA in all work attempted while enrolled in the Graduate School, and must also meet all program-specific requirements. The Graduate ...

I write to update you about our plans to welcome students back to the campus for fall, as county and state public health guidelines permit. Through all of our planning efforts, our goals are to ...

In Inside Higher Ed’s new annual Student Voice survey with Generation Lab, 5,025 two- and four-year respondents weigh in on what institutional actions would most promote their academic success.

The academic master plan prepared by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) to attain the goal of quality education in schools lays stress on planning at multiple levels to ...

The Placer Pilot launches Spring, 2025: As part of the Cross-Institutional Pilot working group, representatives from Sierra College and Sacramento State are building pathways for Sierra students to ...

Strategic planning and evaluation of academic programs and curricula across campus, includes (1) working with departments and with the University of Colorado Board of Regents to coordinate the ...

The SFU Academic Plan (2025-2030) serves as a framework to align Faculty and Unit activities with What’s Next: The SFU Strategy, advancing our academic mission as a leading research university that ...

Faculty members must first complete the Academic Planning Process with the Provost’s Office before submitting materials to the Board Liaison. Creation of New Academic Degree Programs Creation of New ...

Academic planning includes more than choosing next semester's classes. Your major(s), minor(s), General Education choices, transfer credits, study abroad plans, work and internship experiences, and ...