How do I delcare Women's and Gender Studies as my major?
How can I get a permit to register for a Women's and Gender Studies course and how do I know if I need one?
How do I receive an Academic Plan for my ARC petition?
I have a hold on my registration. What does this mean and how do I get it removed?
What if I need a form signed?
If I have a quick question, can it be answered over the phone?
What if I need a certain class and it is not appearing on the class schedule search?
What if a class that I need is closed?
How do I do cross-enrollment or transient study, and what's the difference between the two?
I've applied for graduation. Now what do I do?
Academic Advising is by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, please schedule an appointment with Briana Byers at: http://usfweb3.usf.edu/appointments/StudentSignon.asp.
How do I declare Women's and Gender Studies as my major?
To receive a permit to register you need e-mail: WGSadvise@usf.edu with the appropriate information to request the permit A permit is an electronic approval that indicates to OASIS that a student may register for a course. When the computer cannot recognize a pre-requisite (such as a course from an out-of-state or 2-year institution) on a student's record, he/she cannot register for those courses. The permit will allow the student to register for those courses. You should check your OASIS account to see if a permit has been approved for you.
Make an appointment through our website at: http://usfweb3.usf.edu/appointments/StudentSignon.asp Be sure to let us know that you need an academic plan.
CC means Cash Collections. You owe money to USF. It could be past due tuition, parking fines or library fines.
IM means you have not turned in your immunization forms to Student Health Services. Their phone number is (813) 974-2331.
AA means that you are required to meet with an academic advisor.
AP means that you are on academic probation and must meet with academic advisor.
GD means that you have not completed 1 or more of the Life Skills Modules. Please visit the Blackboard Freshman Student's Group to check your grade and see the modules needing completion.
Not all forms require an advisor's signature. Many may be obtained on the Registrar's Office website, www.registrar.usf.edu, listed under Forms on the right hand side of the page.
Graduation Application - This form is now done completely online through OASIS.
Grade forgiveness - Students should submit the grade forgiveness form to the Registrar's Office when the new grade is posted.
Time conflict - Complete the Time Conflict form online after reviewing the policy and determining eligibility.
No. Please email your question to Briana Byers, our undergraduate advisor at: WGSAdvise@usf.edu If your question is too complicated, you may be asked to schedule an appointment.
If a class that you need is closed, you can periodically check on the OASIS class schedule search for an open seat. Someone is always dropping out for various reasons. If that doesn't work you can always go to that class on the first day and try to get a seat. As first day attendance is mandatory for undergraduates, anyone not attending will be automatically dropped from the class rolls.
Cross-enrollment means that you are simultaneously enrolled in at least 6 hours at USF and any number of hours at another institution. Transient study means you are attending another institution besides USF for an entire semester (you are not enrolled in any courses at USF while at the other institution). The forms for cross-enrollment and transient study are on the College of Arts and Sciences website, http://www.cas.usf.edu/students/ug/forms/.
You apply for graduation completely online through your OASIS account. Please be sure to apply to graduate prior to the deadline posted by the Registrar's Office, http://www.usf.edu/registrar/resources/graduation.aspx.
I've applied for graduation. Now what do I do?
Successfully complete your last semester! Don't forget to register for the commencement through the commencement website, www.usf.edu/commencement There you will learn where and when the ceremony will be held, how to purchase your cap and gown, etc.