Your success at CU Boulder depends on the experience you design for yourself. Part of the college experience, whether you're a freshman or a senior, is gaining independence in your academic and personal life. Don't worry, you're not alone! Your advisorÌýcanÌýhelp you grow your independence byÌýprovidingÌýguidance and insight on your academic path, while alsoÌýconnecting you to on-campus resources.
Tips on what independence looks like:
- Be your own best advocate. Talk to your RA or advisor for guidance.
- Independence can be scary.ÌýFeeling overwhelmed or confused isÌýcommon among college students of all ages. We have resources for you: .
- Being independent includes stepping out of your comfort zone. Explore new academic interests, friendships, student groups and activities. Getting involved.
Academic reminder: FinalizeÌýyour fall scheduleÌý
Your academic journey at CU Boulder is largely the courses that you take, so careful planning is important.ÌýHere are some things to keep in mind:
- The last day to add a course in your MyCUInfo account is Wednesday, Aug.Ìý31, by 11:59 p.m.
- Check your degree audit to ensure courses are applying to your degree as you had intended.
- Does your course schedule align with your goals and other time commitments?
- Do you have the preparation necessary to be successful in each of your courses?
It’s not too late to make adjustments so that your schedule is the best fit it can be.ÌýSee your advisor if you have any questions. are Mondays 1Ìýto 3Ìýp.m.