Staying on track

• Goals for each year
• Where can I get more information about....
• Questions to consider year by year
• Moving Ahead -- advising site for sophomores
• 10 questions to help you make the most of college
• Don't just check off those requirements
• Top skills employers look for

 Registration Procedures

• Registration procedures for currently enrolled students
• What happens at in-person registration?
• Instructions for registering on-line [H.E.R.O. (Hope's Easy Registration On-line)]
• Class schedule
  

Preparing for Fall registration

• Registration Timeline
• Running a degree evaluation
  • Directions for running a “What If” degree evaluation (for students who have not declared majors/minors)
  • Directions for running a degree evaluation for students who have declared majors/minors.
• Printable class schedule planner and worksheet
• How to declare your major or minor

Resources

• General Education:  Wise course selection
• Academic department websites
• Faculty advising handbook—with links to departments, some 4 year plans and other information
• Connections—advising handbook for students and their families
• Making the most of meeting with professors
• Seven habits of successful learners

Group pre-registration meetings- for all students

Course descriptions - most course descriptions are included in the current Hope College Catalog or on-line on KnowHopePlus.

• Biology 105
• Cultural Heritage classes
  • What combination of classes complete the Cultural Heritage requirement?
• Dance Department 2013 Schedule Changes
• English 113 courses
• English upper level courses
• GEMS (General Education Math & Science)
• Political Science 295 - May it Please the Court
• Religion 100 courses
• Senior Seminars
• Spanish 295 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• General Education Website
  

For education majors

• Pre-professional and Professional Course Requirements for elementary certification
• Pre-professional and Professional Course Requirements for secondary certification
• Major and minor requirements for elementary, secondary, and special education teaching—includes 4 year plans for students beginning Fall 2010 and later
• General education requirements for students with majors in elementary and special education and Spanish K-12 (effective Fall 2010 and beyond)

Planning ahead

• Off campus study programs—explore your options
• Internships
• 10 questions to help you make the most of college
• Are you on track to complete your degree?
• Graduation website