The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the place to discover, explore, and create your story at Iowa. No matter which of our 70 majors you are studying—your education in CLAS will give you a solid foundation.
In CLAS, our Undergraduate Programs staff are here to answer your questions about college policies, help you solve academic problems, and understand how to meet graduation requirements. We’ll be with you every step of the way to understand your interests and goals, help you explore majors and courses, and graduate.
Your academic advisor is excited to partner with you at every point of your student journey. As the new semester begins, check out this overview of how youradvisor can help you depending on your year of study.
College can be challenging. There is no shame in needing a little extra help, and you don’t need to figure it out alone. The UI offers several resources and workshops to help you succeed. Topics range from study and test-taking tips to stress reduction and money management advice. Enroll in these free seminars today.
Whether you’re an incoming first-year, a transfer student, or even an upperclassman, many of us could use a refresher on how to get back into the routine of the school year. Here are a few pieces of advice from a fellow undergraduate student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Although you spend many years in school before arriving at college, when asked, most college students—as many as 80 percent—say that they have never been taught how to study. To help you avoid using trial and error to figure out how to study effectively, check out these tips for effective learning.
As another academic year begins, here are some reminders about the many free safety services, resources, and educational programs offered by Campus Safety to help you have a great semester.
Pay attention and stay on top of important dates and deadlines. Ignoring these deadlines can impact your ability to drop courses, your U-Bill, financial aid, or graduation status. Be aware of these key dates and mark your calendar now.
Moving through different locations along the Rhine River undergraduate students were able to gain a deeper understanding of how history, geography, and national policies conspire to shape sustainability practices in the industry and cities.
Learn more about these five students, each with their own unique summer experiences, and how the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences prepared them ahead of their internships.
Twelve students from the UI School of Art and Art History showed work they had completed during their 3D design coursework during a premier international showcase.
Students enrolled in the Department of Health and Human Physiology’s community wellness practicum course helped host the first My City My Health conference in Iowa City last spring.
