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Relevant unomaha.edu links:
- Q: How do I find my advisor?
- A: First, it is important to know what your major is and in which college your major is listed. Click here for a list of academic advisors sorted by
college.
- Q: How do I change my major or minor?
- A: To change your major/minor, you need to see the department in which you wish to major/minor. To complete the process,
you may need to make an appointment with an academic advisor. Once you have met the admission requirements/prerequisites for the major/minor you
are interested in, your advisor will assist you in filling out a “change of academic program” form, which is to be turned into the Registrar’s
Office, EAB 105.
- Q: When can I enroll in classes?
- A: Find your enrollment date each semester by logging on to mavlink and clicking on “Student Center”. Once in your student
center, on the right hand side you see a box labeled “enrollment dates.” Here you will see the exact date you are able to enroll for the upcoming
semester. By clicking on the “details” link you will be able to see the exact time you begin enrolling. Enrollment information is usually
posted on March and October with April and November being when enrollment in classes takes place.
- Q: What is an enrollment hold?
- A: An enrollment hold is a block on your mavlink account that will not allow you to enroll in/drop/add classes. To see if
you have any enrollment holds each semester log on to mavlink and click on “Student Center”. Once in your student center, on the right hand side
you will be a xo labeled “holds”. It is located above the enrollment dates box. By clicking on the “details” link you will be able to see
information about each hold. There are a number a reasons one might have an enrollment hold:
- Academic Advising
- Student Cashiering
- Parking
- Library
- Q: What is the “credit/no credit” option?
- A: http://www.ses.unomaha.edu/registrar/crnc.php
- Q: How do I calculate my GPA?
- A: Detailed instructions on calculating your GPA can be found at
http://www.unomaha.edu/advising/studentinfo/gpacalc.php
- Q: Are there services for Multicultural Students?
- A: YES! http://mca.unomaha.edu/
- Q: What happens if I am on academic probation or am academically suspended?
- A: Being placed on Academic Probation is similar to receiving a warning to improve your academic performance. You are placed
on probation when your cumulative NU GPA drops below a 2.0. The answer to "what can I do?" may be different for different people. If you are on
probation, your academic advisor can offer helpful suggestions. For more information on Academic Probation please see http://www.unomaha.edu/webpubs/pages/pdf/cat.pdf.
Students who are placed on Academic Suspension when their semester GPA is lower than 2.0 and the cumulative GPA falls below the following
standards:
| Attempted Hours |
Cumulative GPA |
| 0-12 |
No Suspension |
| 13-45 |
1.75 |
| 46 or more |
2.0 |
Suspended students are given the right to appeal their suspension. Appeal processes differ by college and therefore it is important to contact
your academic advisor as soon as you know you are suspended. For more information on Academic Suspension please see http://www.unomaha.edu/webpubs/pages/pdf/cat.pdf.