Thinking of adding/ dropping a course


Concerns may include: deciding whether your course schedule is appropriate, wondering whether you can or should drop or add a course, wondering how dropping a course may affect your major, wondering whether adding a course will affect graduation.
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Academic Advising

The University of Florida is committed to quality academic advising for all students. Students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the academic advising services provided at UF and to utilize the vast number of resources on campus available to support the academic success of UF students. UF academic advisors provide academic guidance and support to all undergraduate students. Advisors can help you develop and evaluate your educational plans and provide you with accurate information about UF policies, procedures, resources, and programs. Advisors will work with you to help you determine your degree requirements, change majors, drop courses, choose classes, handle registration issues, and identify needed resources. Adivisng is approached in two different ways. First time in college admits will meet with a general advisor during their Preview Orientation session. After this initial advising process students will meet with an advisor in their college or school. Explore your specific advising process via the links below.

Academic Advising

The University of Florida is committed to quality academic advising for all students. Students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the academic advising services provided at UF and to utilize the vast number of resources on campus available to support the academic success of UF students. UF academic advisors provide academic guidance and support to all undergraduate students. Advisors can help you develop and evaluate your educational plans and provide you with accurate information about UF policies, procedures, resources, and programs. Advisors will work with you to help you determine your degree requirements, change majors, drop courses, choose classes, handle registration issues, and identify needed resources. Adivisng is approached in two different ways. First time in college admits will meet with a general advisor during their Preview Orientation session. After this initial advising process students will meet with an advisor in their college or school. Explore your specific advising process via the links below.