Student Learning Outcomes

All departments within the Student Access & Success area, including the Advising & Transfer Center, utilize a shared set of 10 student learning outcomes designed to improve the student experience, close equity gaps, increase graduation rates, and increase accessibility and effectiveness of our services/support.

By engaging early and often with your professional academic advisor:

Students will know why, where, and how to seek advising.
Students will actively participate in advising and understand their role in developing their educational pathway.
Students will know how to register for courses and utilize supporting tools/resources.
Students will be able to find and utilize their Academic Requirements Report (ARR) to identify the degree requirements that are completed, in-progress, and outstanding.
Students will know where to find enrollment policies, processes, and related forms.
Students will understand Good Academic Standing, Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), Academic Probation, and Disqualification.
Students will be able to find and utilize the Program Roadmap for their major and General Education (GE) requirements, identify where they have agency in the curriculum, and curate a meaningful educational pathway.
Students will understand how their educational pathway impacts their graduation timeline.
Students will understand how campus resources, services, and co-curricular opportunities enrich and support their educational pathway.
Students will understand how their educational pathway connects their values, skills, and abilities to their personal, academic, and professional goals.