- Academic Calendar (Registration Deadlines)
- Advisee & Advisor Roles and Responsibilities
- Advising Q & A
- Change your Major
- Glossary of Academic Terms
- Curriculum Check Sheets by Major & Minor
- Just for Juniors - Graduation Check-in Process
- Just for Seniors - Graduation Check-out Process
- Transferring Credits from other Institutions
CANR Resources
Office of Academic Programs and Student Support Services
104 Townsend Hall (302) 831-2508 or e-mail academics@anr.udel.edu.
The Talk of Townsend is an online resource for students in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The blog is frequently updated with information about advisement, jobs and internships, scholarships, and more!
“UCanDoIt” Program for Students on Academic Probation or Having Academic Difficulty
Latoya Watson, Undergraduate Services Coordinator, provides probation support and guidance for CANR students. Support includes: a GPA improvement calculation, referral to appropriate resources, and periodic appointments to discuss academic progress. To schedule an appointment, please contact her via phone at (302) 831-2508 or e-mail at latoya@udel.edu.
UD Resources
148-150 S. College Avenue (302)831-4555
Tutoring, study skills, workshops, and referrals.
Center for Counseling and Student Development
261 Perkins Student Center (302) 831-2141
Personal, educational, and career counseling in a confidential setting.
Disability Support Services Center
240 Academy Street, Alison Hall Suite 119 (302)831-4563
Staff provides an assessment of and accommodations for your individual needs.
106 Ewing Hall (302) 831-2653
Provides tutorial assistance for Math 010, all 100 level courses, Math 221, and Math 241.
Office of Student Financial Services
Student Services Building (302) 831-2126
A useful resource for scholarship and financial aid information.
University Writing Center
016 Memorial Hall (302) 831-1168
Individual writing assistance for punctuation, grammar, organization, style, and documentation
Online Resources
The undergraduate catalog is a useful resource where you can information concerning academic regulations, degree requirements, and other pertinent information. When reviewing the catalog, you should review degree requirements based upon the year you entered the university.
Student Guide to University Policies
Whether or not you read the university policies, you are expected to act in accordance with the student code of conduct. Please review the university policies so that you are aware of the student conduct policies, procedures, and possible sanctions.
