Skip to header Skip to Content Skip to Footer

Academic Planning

Academic Resource Center

Academic planning is vital to student success. Advisors are here to help as students begin to realize their goals and plan for the future.

College of Science and Engineering Advising Mission

We recognize academic advising to be critical to the educational experience and student success. We value academic advising as a shared responsibility with students. Advising serves to develop and enrich students' educational plans in ways that are consistent with their personal values, goals, and career paths, preparing them for a lifetime of learning in a global society.

Undergraduate Catalogue

The Undergraduate Catalogue is published online each academic year to include important information for students. Some of the information included is the requirements of all the majors, minors and certificate programs offered at the University, University Regulations, and the University Calendar. 

Archived catalogues can be accessed by selecting this option from the menu on the left hand side.  

Student's Catalogue Year: 

A student’s catalogue year is determined by their first term of enrollment at the university. A student will follow the requirements of University Studies, their major(s), and possible minor(s) or certificate program(s) that are stated in that catalogue. If a student changes their major or minor, they will still stay in the same catalogue and follow the requirements of the new major or minor listed there.

There are times when a student’s catalogue year needs change and if so, they must follow the requirements of University Studies and their chosen degree program as stated in the new catalogue. 

  • If a student wishes to pursue a new major, a new concentration within their current major, or a minor or certificate that does not exist under their current catalogue year, they must change to a newer catalogue year that includes the new program of study.
  • If a student leaves the university and re-enrolls, they can choose to come back under their current catalogue or a previous catalogue from a year in which they earned credit, as long as they can graduate within 6 years of that catalogue. Students should discuss the various options with their academic advisor.

University Regulations are Based on Current Catalogue: 

While a student follows the academic requirements of their catalogue year, all students are held to the University Regulations of the current academic year and catalogue.  

Check out these areas in the Undergraduate Catalogue

DegreeWorks

DegreeWorks is a web based degree audit tool to help students and advisors monitor a student's progress towards degree completion. Students can access this resource through their mySeaport, on their home page under Apps. 

Run your Degree Works audit

SeaNet

SeaNet is the system you will use to register for courses, and it has many uses and resources for students. 

  • Students can access SeaNet through their mySeaport, on their home page, under Apps.
  • Once logged into SeaNet, you will see several different tabs at the top. The information under two of those tabs is highlighted below.

SeaNet

Here you have the ability to modify your security preferences, as well as revise your address details, emergency contacts and preferred name.

Check Your Registration Status:

  • Check here to make sure your academic and student status permits registration.
  • Find your time ticket to register for the following term.
  • See if you have any holds.
  • See if a professor has given you an override for a course.

Look Up Classes to Add

You can determine the courses that will be offered in the following term to plan for your advising session before your registration time.

Advisor Information

Gives you the contact information for your advisor.

Add/Drop/Withdraw Classes

This is where you will add/drop/or withdraw from classes during the approved times of the term.

Student Records

  • View grades and unofficial transcript.
  • Apply to graduate.
  • Order your transcript.
  • Access E-billing and account information.

Financial Aid

  • Apply for financial aid and scholarships.
  • Review status of your applications and loans.
top