Warmer weather is here, class registration is coming up, and finals are on the horizon. It can feel like crunch time, but you got this! This newsletter is full of tips, advice, and opportunities.
Whether you’re about to choose next semester’s courses, tackling a tough class, or counting down to graduation, CLAS Undergraduate Programs is here to help. Reach out to your academic advisor with any questions.
Keep pushing forward—you’re almost there! 💪
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Registration is nearly here! Schedule an appointment with your academic advisor if you need authorization. Browse these tips for planning your course load and ensuring your schedule is full next semester.
CLAS will host 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 17. RSVP for your ceremony by April 13. You can still order your cap and gown and have it shipped to your home. Orders are due by April 17. CLAS tassels are white. If you need assistance with the cost of apparel, help is available.
There are still several weeks left in the semester to improve your standing. However, if you want to drop a class or to withdraw from all classes you must do so by April 21. How do you decide to stay with it or let it go? Consider these questions.
The end of semester will be here soon.It can be hard to maintain your motivation. From preventing procrastination to bouncing back from burnout, try these tips for staying focused during the last few weeks of the semester.
With finals approaching, it’simportant to find moments to recharge. Take advantage of the warmer weather by exploring Iowa City events, going on a hike, or planning a picnic during the last academic stretch of the semester.
Get ready for your summer by brushing up on tips for starting out strong and understanding the skills your supervisor is seeking in the workplace. If you haven’t landed your summer gig yet, don’t worry! The staff in the Pomerantz Career Center can help you find an internship, sign up for credit, and also offers courses, coaching, and training.
The recently formed University of Iowa Ethics Bowl team took first place out of 20 competing teams at the Upper Midwest Regional Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Competition hosted by the University of Chicago.
Students seeking tutoring, mentorship, or extra assistance can turn to their peers for help in various courses and majors across the college. Learn about four dedicated to biology, chemistry, classics, and language that are available to help you.
Naomi Simon, a first-year student in the Department of Health and Human Physiology and four-time state wrestling champion, thrives while balancing elite competition with academic excellence.
Eleven students from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication traveled to Chicago as part of the Chicago Sports Media Experience class. During the trip, students covered a Chicago Bulls game at the United Center and explored career opportunities in the industry.
