Now that you’ve gone through Ram Orientation, it’s time to start thinking about the fall. Engineering is a difficult major, so it will be important for you to hit the ground running once classes start in August.
#1
Get Your Ducks in a Row
If you haven’t already done so, take the Math Placement Tool and complete Chem Prep. The Math Placement Tool should be completed by June 3, 2020 and Chem Prep should have been completed at least one week before your orientation date. At orientation, you should have gotten information on what your next steps will be. This will be different for each student. E-mail your advisor if you have any questions. Don’t know who your advisor is? Check here.
#2
Know Your CSU Resources
Both the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering and CSU at large offer a number of academic resources for students to use. It is important to know what these resources are before you start to need them. Here’s a list of some helpful academic resources that are offered by CSU:
#3
Know Your Engineering Resources
There are also academic resources that are specific to engineering. They are meant to help students succeed both in and out of the classroom. Be sure to check them out:
- Engineering tutoring every Sunday-Thursday evening from 7-10 p.m. at Academic Village Engineering Room C147
- Engineering Success Center
- Faculty Office Hours: Ask your professors when their office hours are and go! They are a great way to get some additional help in your classes.
