1. To get started, log onto a computer: Username: First part of your WWU email Password: Created by you when you activated your Universal Account Forgot your password? Let the student advisor know, they can help. Warning: Do not attempt to guess your password more than twice, or you will get locked out. Connect with Advising: facebook.com/WWUAdvising @WWUAdvising

2. DAY 1 1:00 – 2:50 Group Advising Session Graduation requirements Academic policies Transfer credit report Plan for registration tomorrow Advisors are available to answer individual questions 3:00 – 4:15Departmental Advising (green schedule) 3:00Math Placement Test in PH 146 3:00Spanish Placement Test in MH 21 3:00 – 5:00 Advising Drop-in Lab MH 16 4:15 & 5:00Interest Sessions (see schedule) DAY 2 9:00Registration (meet in this lab)

3. Academics at Western Major Exploration and Preparation Your Academic Records Class Planning Resources Planning for Fall Registration

4. Viking Advisor pg. 4 (pg. 2 in DTA version) It is the student’s responsibility to initiate contact with an advisor! Recommendation: meet with an advisor at least once per quarter.

5.  Provides advising and registration information  Includes :  Graduation Requirements  General University Requirements (GURs) - Course Descriptions  Registration Information  Academic Planning Resources Keep your Viking Advisor for use throughout your first year at Western.

6. Viking Advisor pg. 6 (pg. 4 in DTA version)

7. Viking Advisor pg. 5 (pg. 3 of DTA version)

8.  Communication (ACOM & BCOM/CCOM): English 101 & an additional course from Block B or C  Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning (QSR): One of six options  Humanities (HUM): 12 credits, 3 courses from at least 2 departments  Social Sciences (SSC): 12 credits, 3 courses from at least 2 departments  Comparative, Gender and Multicultural Studies (ACGM & BCGM): 1 course from Block A and 1 course from Block B  Natural Sciences (LSCI & SCI): Complete 3 courses. At least 2 courses must include a lab (LSCI) Viking Advisor pg. 7-39 *Students with a DTA – Associate Degree have completed the GURs

9. Academics at Western Major Exploration and Preparation Your Academic Records Class Planning Resources Planning for Fall Registration

10. Viking Advisor pg. 43 (pg. 5 of DTA version)

11. Benefits to Declaring Your Major Early  Departmental advisement specific to your major  Finding out about opportunities within your department  Access to major restricted courses  Graduate on time!

12. Accounting (BA) Business Administration (BA) Finance General Business Concentration International Business Management Management Information Systems (MIS) Marketing Operations Management Business and Sustainability Economics (BA) Economics can be combined with various other majors. See the University Catalog for the list of options. Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management (BS)

13. All majors (except Economics) require the following 8 courses before declaring the major: ACCT 240 – Financial Accounting ACCT 245 – Managerial Accounting DSCI 205 - Business Statistics (QSR) ECON 206 – Microeconomics (SSC) ECON 207 – Macroeconomics (SSC) MATH 157 - Business Calculus (QSR) MGMT 271 – Business Law (SSC) MIS 220 - Intro: Business Computer Systems Prerequisite: ACCT 240 Students may test out of MIS 220 *The Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management major has two additional foundation courses – CHEM 121 and PHYS 114

14. The Accounting Major and all Business Administration Concentrations require: A minimum all-college cumulative GPA of 2.5, including grades from transfer courses and A CBE GPA of at least 2.3 in courses taken at Western The Economics Major requires a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 in all college-level course work including any transfer work The Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management Major requires a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 in the ten foundation courses

15. Pre-major: Status is granted to students who have confirmed admission to WWU, completed 45 credits, and earned a GPA of 2.5 overall and a 2.3 in the foundation courses they have completed. Provisional major: Major status is granted provisionally to students who are completing their last foundation course(s) and would be eligible for full major status upon successful completion of their current course work. How to apply: Complete the online application form on the College of Business and Economics website for consideration as a pre-major, provisional major, or full major: http://www.cbe.wwu.edu/College/Applications.asphttp://www.cbe.wwu.edu/College/Applications.asp. Business-interest students should email the CBE pre-major advisor, Teri Hall, at teri.hall@wwu.edu, to make an appointment for advising following orientation.teri.hall@wwu.edu

16. College & Department Information Major & Minor Requirements Course Descriptions Academic Policies Student Rights & Responsibilities

17. Locate the list of available majors under ‘Programs of Study’ in the online Catalog

18. Major Title Number of Credits to Complete the Major Introduction to the field of study Department Contact Information Career Resources How to Declare the Major

19. Course Requirements Click on a Course Title to View More Information This is a good place to find GURs that also fulfill major requirements

20. Click the ‘Degree Planner’ button to view and print a useful planning tool for tracking progress in the major.

21. Academics at Western Major Exploration and Preparation Your Academic Records Class Planning Resources Planning for Fall Registration

22. Math Placement Information Make-up MPT at 3:00pm today in PH 146 Check the Math Placement Scores section for any grades or scores that may place you into a math course at Western. Scores from this morning’s MPT will display online in this section. The Math Placement Information section displays math courses that you may take based only on your Math Placement Test (MPT) score. Consult with an advisor to consider all placement information and choose the appropriate course for you.

23. English Placement Information (may be located on the back page) English 101 must be completed by the end of your first year. Exempt from English 101: AP English Exam – score 4 or 5 College transfer credit Consult with an advisor to consider all placement information and choose the appropriate course for you.

24. Institution Information Course Equivalents GUR Attributes XX and TT code Not Upper Division Transfer Grades Please see the key at the bottom of your printed TER for more information about your transfer credits.

25. Academics at Western Major Exploration and Preparation Your Academic Records Class Planning Resources Planning for Fall Registration

26. Found on your MyWestern homepage, under Registration Viking Advisor pg. 41 (pg. 7 of DTA version)

27. Building an appropriate schedule Credit Load = average 14-16 credits (3-4 classes) Balance credit load, class types and sizes, and other commitments Plan time for out-of-class assignments and to study Pay attention to prerequisites and course sequencing Many majors such as Languages, Math, Science, Pre-Healthcare, and Engineering should begin their coursework fall quarter to stay on track Learning to develop a good schedule is a valuable skill for academic success and to avoid making registration changes that may affect financial aid/student loan eligibility. Viking Advisor pg. 40 (pg. 6 of the DTA version)

28. Academics at Western Major Exploration and Preparation Your Academic Records Class Planning Resources Planning for Fall Registration

35. ANTH 201 5 CHEM 1TT5 Viking Advisor back cover

37. Watch for prerequisites and restrictions Read all the notes available

39. Tomorrow at 9:00 Bring all materials with you & arrive on time by 9:00 to see important information on how to register at 9:20. Check your Countdown to Western page to confirm that your measles immunity requirement is complete. This is necessary to be able to register. All students must attend their scheduled Registration Session to register. Viking Advisor pg. 41-42 (pg. 7-8 for DTA version)

40. 1.Check your registration status. 2.Review your TER and copy any GUR transfer credits onto your GUR Checklist. 3.Identify and find major requirements using the Catalog. Then, look for open classes in ClassFinder that will fulfill GURs or Major Requirements for fall quarter. 4.Identify any academic departments to meet later today for course overrides or major declaration information. 5.Create and print multiple fall quarter schedules. Other things you may want to do to prepare for registration: Departmental Advising (green handout) – 3:00-4:15 Math Placement Test – 3:00pm in PH 146 Spanish Placement Test – 3:00 in MH 21 Advising Drop-in Lab – 3:00 – 5:00 in MH 16