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The Academic Advising Office is comprised of three departments: Academic Advising, Academic Resources Center and Student Disabilities Services. We are located on the first floor of Daniels Hall.

 

IMPORTANT ADVISING NOTICES. . . . . . . . .

 

• C Term grades will be available on Thursday, March 6th on the web information system.  Please remember that only those courses that you earned a grade of "C" or better will be displayed on your official transcript.  If C term did not turn out as well as you had hoped, please make an appointment with us to discuss support services for D term and whether you should consider a summer program.
• Registration for next academic year opens 7:00pm, April 1st for class of 2009, 7:00pm, April 2nd for 2010 and 7:00pm, April 3rd for 2011.

 

Summer Options:

Now is the time to consider summer school.   For more information on WPI's summer programs click here.

• Registration for Summer courses opens March 11th.

 

Summer Bridge Program

This program is for those WPI students who completed the academic year on Warning or Probation.   We offer this program as one time "second chance" for students who are committed to making the changes necessary to be successful at WPI.  As participants in the Bridge Program, students register for two academic courses of their own choice and the Bridge Program's Learning and Study Skills course.   The Summer Bridge program provides an opportunity for students to improve their academic standing and, in some cases, restore their eligibility for financial aid.   Please click here for more information on the Summer Bridge Program. 

 

Transfer credit procedures for a summer course

Students must have the transfer credit approved from the appropriate WPI department representative prior to taking the course at another school or they run the risk of taking a course whose credit may not transfer.   Transfer Credit Approval forms are available online on the registrar's webpage.   Students must take the form along with the course description from the college catalog to the department representative (contact the advising office for the department representative) for evaluation.  Once the course is approved for credit, the Transfer Credit Approval form must be turned into the registrar's office.  Students will not receive credit until the registrar's office receives an official transcript.

 

The Social Science and Policy Studies Department has outlined credit transfer procedures for social science courses.

 

 

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