Undergraduate Students
Information and resources for current students.
Here's your student survival guide.
Learn where to go for help with writing, applying for study abroad, or finding a job. Access class schedules, student organizations, financial aid, official transcripts, university policies and procedures, and more.
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advisement
- Frequent and comprehensive advisement is critical to academic success. Every undergraduate is assigned a faulty advisor in your academic department. To ensure that you are making progress toward your degree, meet with your advisor on a regular basis, especially when selecting classes or making changes to your schedule.
Some helpful links are found here: - Advisement and Student Support Centers
- Application for Graduation (CANR)
- Discovery Learning Experience (DLE) Requirement
- Honors Program
- Scholarships
- Senior Check Out Sheets for Each CANR Major
- Undergraduate Research Program
contacts
- Our office assists with academic matters and personal concerns that impact academics. Please contact us for help with medical leaves, excused absences, emergencies, academic problems, registration issues, or other concerns that are affecting your academic progress.
- CANR Office of Academic Programs: 302.831.2508
- Kimberly Yackoski, Assistant Dean, Academic Programs
- Latoya Griffith, Undergraduate Services Coordinator
- Carol Brower, Staff Assistant, Academic Programs
student resources
- UDSIS
- Academic Calendar
- Back-to-campus essentials
- Final Exam Schedule
- Sakai Gateway
- Student Services
- Summer Institute
- UD Bookstore
- Undergraduate course catalog
other useful links
- Alumni & Friends
- CANR Library
- Bank of America Career Service Center
- The Review
- Student Organizations
- Study Abroad
- Talk of Townsend
- UD IT Help
academic support centers
spotlight on success
Kate Thomas, a recent plant science senior with minors in applied vocal music and landscape horticulture, was recently named as a 2009 Outstanding Undergraduate Horticulture Student by the American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS). With this honor, Kate, of Clayton, Delaware, joins 22 other exceptional undergraduate students nationwide enrolled in horticulture or in a plant science/crop science department with an emphasis or major in horticulture. In addition to her studies, Kate was an Ag Ambassador, member of the vocal ensemble Schola Cantorum and an assistant T.A. for botany courses.
university life
- Office of Campus Life
- Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Just UDo It!
- UD Dining
- Student Handbook
- Public Safety
- University Policies
- Residence Hall Regulations
- Residence Hall Rights and Responsibilities
