WHAT'S HAPPENING AT SCRIPPS
April 12, 2021 ADVISEMENT BEGINS
Q: What should I do to get advised?
A: Email/Phone your adviser your transcript, your completed course request form and set up a time for advisement.
Q: Where can I find my course request form?
A: http://docs.hamptonu.edu/student/Course_Request_Form_20210120152849.pdf
Q: What if I think I'm going to graduate soon?
A: All students must apply for graduation a year in advance. Read more: http://registrar.hamptonu.edu/graduation.cfm
Q: What do I have to do if I applied for graduation but did not graduate?
A: http://docs.hamptonu.edu/student/Graduation_Update_Form_20210201165151.pdf Fill this out, email it to your adviser. Discuss this during your meeting.
Q: What do I do next?
A: Show up for your meeting. Your adviser will talk about any adjustments you must make. Discuss internships and graduation. Complete your paperwork.
Q: What happens next?
A: Sign your finalized course request forms. Get your registration pin. Go to HUNet and register for classes. Send your adviser the completed schedule.
Q: What happens if a class is full or isn't offered?
A:Talk to your adviser to select an alternate class. Do not sign up for a class that is not adviser-approved.
Q: What happens if I am scheduled to graduate in December and I can't get into a class?
A: Go to your adviser.
Q: Who is my adviser?
- A: Dr. Michael Dibari: Sophomores K-O; Seniors P-Z
- Dr. James Ford: Freshmen A-J; Sophomores A-J
- Prof. Tommy Heffron: Freshmen K-O
- Asst. Dean Edward Maier: Seniors K-0; Minors/Areas of Emphasis
- Prof. Willie Moore: Juniors P-Z
- Prof. Keisha Reynolds: Freshmen P-Z; Sophomores P-Z
- Prof. Lynn Waltz: Juniors A-J; Seniors A-J
- Prof. April Woodard: Juniors K-O
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