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This document provides an overview of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences advising system at the University of Colorado Denver. It discusses the benefits of a liberal arts education, the shared responsibilities of students, faculty advisors, and professional advisors. It also outlines the core curriculum and graduation requirements, including completing 120 total credit hours with at least 45 being upper division courses and maintaining a minimum 2.0 GPA. Major and minor requirements are also briefly explained.
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- 4. Core Curriculum and CLAS Graduation Requirements
- 5. Major Requirements and Minor Requirements
- 6. Things to consider before registeringUCDAccess Advising and Registration
- 10. Ability to solve complex problems/critical thinking
- 12. Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- 13. Bachelor of Science (BS)A liberal arts education does not limit you to a particular niche, but qualifies you for a wide range of opportunities for the rest of your life!
- 15. Help you navigate the university system
- 16. Connect you to the campus and campus resources
- 17. Help you ask the right questions
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- 20. Provide academic updates and assist you in planning for success
- 23. Approve transfer credits within major/minor
- 24. Keep you on track with your major/minor
- 26. Understand the basics of college-level expectations and how they differ from those in high school
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- 46. Social Sciences -3 credits
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- What is the difference between a BA and BS degree at CU Denver in CLAS
- -Talk about the academic calendar-highlight some of the drop dates and help them to understand that there are financial consequences if they choose to drop courses after a certain date. Show them where to find the academic Calendar-Email policy; official means of communication-you are responsible for checking it-Give examples
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