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Advising Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I set up an appointment to meet with an advisor?

  • Newly admitted students can call 402.554.2717 to schedule an appointment.
  • Current College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences students can use MavCONNECT to schedule an appointment.

How often should I meet with an advisor?

It is recommended that you meet with an advisor once a semester.

How do I enroll in classes?

UNO students use MavLINK to enroll in classes.

When can I enroll in classes?

First-Year Students: Once you have admitted to UNO, you will register for a new student orientation and will be able to enroll for classes with your academic advisor that day.

Transfer Students: Once you have been admitted to UNO, you will register for a transfer student orientation and call our office at 402.554.2717 to schedule your first advising appointment at which you will then enroll for classes.

Current Students: Please look at your messages tab in MavLINK to find out when you are eligible to enroll for your next set of classes

How do I find information about coursework requirements?

View specific undergraduate and graduate coursework requirements

How can I learn about resources at UNO and in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences?

Visit our resources page or reach out to your Academic Advisor.

Contact Us

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  • Email: unocoeadvising@unomaha.edu

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