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.

1. Welcome to the College of Liberal Arts and SciencesAdvising 1001

2. Presentation OverviewIntroduction to a Liberal Arts and Sciences EducationCLAS Academic Advising System

3. Graduation Requirements

4. Core Curriculum and CLAS Graduation Requirements

5. Major Requirements and Minor Requirements

6. Things to consider before registeringUCDAccessAdvising and Registration

7. What is a Liberal Arts Degree?Preparation for life-long learning; development of…

8. Analytical, written, computation, communication, and decision making skillsHonesty and integrity

9. Teamwork skills

10. Ability to solve complex problems/critical thinking

11. Appreciation for diversity and the readiness to adapt in a changing workplaceCLAS offers two types of Bachelor’s degrees:

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!

14. Academic Advising is a Shared PartnershipStudents, faculty, and staff are all participants in the teaching and learning mission of the College.Academic Advisor Responsibilities (College Professional)

15. Help you navigate the university system

16. Connect you to the campus and campus resources

17. Help you ask the right questions