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Our Vision To educate students about the interaction of career and academic dynamics that enhance the Greater Hartford Campus experience. Our Mission  The Advising and Exploration Center at the Greater Hartford Campus services undergraduate students studying in a variety of degree programs. The integration of the social, academic and career development of the student is the central focus and drive behind the center. We pledge to help students in the following ways:
Before course registration for the upcoming semester begins, it is imperative that you meet with your academic advisor (or attend a group advising session) to go over the course selection process for the upcoming semester. Therefore, it is important to know who your advisor is in order to make an appointment with him/her. This information is located within your student admin website, click here for instructions on how to find your advisor. You are responsible for setting up an appointment regarding registration with your Faculty Advisor. You will not find most Greater Hartford Campus Faculty Advisors on ADVAPP. You need to contact them directly by phone or e-mail to set up your appointment. Contact information can be found at phonebook.uconn.edu You can make an appointment with Katie or Al through the ADVAPP calendar appointments system. Fall 2009 First Year Student Timeline
Forms
If you are looking to add or drop a course after the first two weeks of classes, please fill out the Schedule Revision card [pdf]. The card must be signed by your advisor before submitting to the Greater Hartford Registrar. ***Remember, classes cannot be dropped without extenuating circumstances past the 9th week of the semester!
If you are looking to sign up for excess credits, please fill out and submit the Excess Credit Authorization card [pdf].
If you are looking to change your School or College and/or major you will need to fill out the Program Change Form [pdf] and return it to your advisor.
If you need to repeat a course for the third time, please return the completed copy of the Permission Form [pdf] to your advisor to start the process of acquiring appropriate signatures.
If you have taken multiple English literature courses at another University and believe that you are eligible for a freshmen english waiver, follow the instruction on the Freshmen English Waiver Form [pdf].
 Each semester, student will meet with their individual academic advisors to review their course selection for the upcoming school semester. Peoplesoft is the comprehensive student administrative system used for all aspects of the course selection process. You can access Peoplesoft by going to www.studentadmin.uconn.edu and entering your Peoplesoft ID and password.
Every semester we conduct group advising sessions for specific majors at the University of Connecticut. Check out the Advising and Exploration Center website for more information on the dates and times of these events.
Each student is given an individual time frame in which they can begin signing up for classes. Find out how you can locate your enrollment appointment.
If you have a hold on your Peoplesoft account, you want to get this taken care of before it can affect the Registration process. Find out how you can locate holds on your account.
https://student.studentadmin.uconn.edu/CSPR/BeforeClassSchedSnapshot.html
Application Process [pdf]
Campus Change
In order to assist you in the transition process to the Storrs campus, the University of Connecticut has developed a campus change website to provide you with the necessary resources to make your transition a successful one.
In order for a student to officially change his/her campus from a regional campus to Storrs, he/she must first attend a Campus Change meeting to fill out the appropriate paperwork.
Before course registration for the upcoming semester begins, it is imperative that you meet with your academic advisor (or attend a group advising session) to go over the course selection process for the upcoming semester. Therefore, it is important to know who your advisor is in order to make an appointment with him/her. This information is located within your student admin website, click here for instructions on how to find your advisor. You are responsible for setting up an appointment regarding registration with your Faculty Advisor. You will not find most Greater Hartford Campus Faculty Advisors on ADVAPP. You need to contact them directly by phone or e-mail to set up your appointment. Contact information can be found at phonebook.uconn.edu You can make an appointment with Katie or Al through the ADVAPP calendar appointments system.
Role of the Advisor
Role of the Advisee FAQ's
You can find your academic advisor by looking on the student admin system in the View My Advisor section.
Before course registration for the upcoming semester begins, it is imperative that you meet with your academic advisor (or attend a group advising session) to go over the course selection process for the upcoming semester. Therefore, it is important to know who your advisor is in order to make an appointment with him/her.
You can make an appointment with Katie or Al through the ADVAPP calendar appointments system.
You are responsible for setting up an appointment regarding registration with your Faculty Advisor. You will not find most Greater Hartford Campus Faculty Advisors on ADVAPP. You need to contact them directly by phone or e-mail to set up your appointment. Contact information can be found at phonebook.uconn.edu
Registration for the following semester typically begins 8 weeks into the current semester. It is best to make an appointment with your advisor before the registration process begins.
Each semester, every student is given an enrollment appointment (the date which his/her registration begins) which is determined by total number of credits completed. These dates are listed on the student admin site.
If you are looking to change your schedule before the 10th day of classes has concluded, you can switch your classes using the student admin site.
You will need to fill out a student revision card if you are looking to make any changes to your schedule after the 10th day of classes. You will need to talk to your advisor and receive their signed permission before adjusting your schedule. You can download a schedule revision card at http://www.hartford.uconn.edu/aec/schrevision.pdf.
You can drop a course any time within the first two weeks of the semester by simply using the student admin system. If you want to drop a course after that, you will need to fill out a schedule revision card as outlined above; however, you cannot drop a course after the completion of the 9th week of classes without documented extenuating circumstances. Remember, dropping a class can impact your student status, so you will want to make sure you double check this before dropping classes.
19 for students already admitted into Engineering, Pharmacy, and Fine Arts, 17 for everyone else.
You can apply for excess credit authorization once you have completed at least one semester of courses.
There are several different "holds" which you can have on your account: you can have an advising hold if you haven’t met with your advisor about the upcoming semester, you can have a bursar hold if you have failed to pay your bill, or you can have an immunization hold if you have not completed the appropriate immunization paperwork. In any instance, you will want to take action to lift your hold as soon as possible so it doesn’t prevent you from registering for classes on time.
There is a listing of courses from other Connecticut institutions and their direct UConn equivalencies on the following website: http://www.transfer.uconn.edu/search.php
The Student Admin system allows students to run a degree progress report to see which classes/requirements have and have not been completed.
The Student Admin system allows students to run a What If report to see which classes/requirements have been completed toward a different major.
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