Category: Registration
Registration Info for Summer and Fall 2021 | Phase I
Dear Student, If you have a registration question, please thoroughly read all of the info below. If your question is not answered below, I will respond as soon as possible. Please note that I will only be addressing registration issues until April 16 and will be available again for long-term academic planning and career/internship advice, as well as incoming major changes, beginning April 19. –APPOINTMENTS– If you’d like to make an appointment, my availability is listed on the Advising Portal at http://advisor.gatech.edu. All advising appointments are virtual/remote. I have Drop-In…
Read MoreINTA Chair statement to students | 7.23.2020
Thursday, July 23, 2020 Dear Nunn School Students, I hope that this note finds you safe, healthy, and eager to focus on your academic pursuits during this coming Fall. At this point, there still remains considerable uncertainty and anxiety surrounding the semester. Rest assured, however, that the faculty and staff at the Nunn School have been working hard over the past months to ensure that you will have a safe, flexible, accessible, and substantive learning experience. As you will find, the instructional mode for Fall 2020 courses…
Read MoreSummer 2020 Course Offerings
Check out our course offerings for Summer 2020! All courses* are offered during full session online. For schedule information, visit oscar.gatech.edu. For course descriptions and attributes download and view course flyers here. *INTA 4811 is offered in both the early and late sessions.
Read MoreOnline Drop-In Advising – Wednesday, March 25
Life is changing. School has changed. We are all making adjustments. With all this change may come uncertainty. I’m sure you have some questions, so I want to try and provide some answers. We are all working remotely now, so for some of us, that means trying new apps and software we haven’t had time to learn. Or, engage in ways we may not be most comfortable. When we first met, I told you that I would be your guide to help you transition and begin to succeed in college.…
Read MoreCOVID-19 FAQs & Resources from GTOUE
Georgia Tech’s Office of Undergraduate Education has a list of COVID-19 continuity resources and answers to some common questions for our programs & services. That office will continue to update the list so check back frequently! http://ow.ly/kxL550yMY9X
Read MoreSpring 2020 Walk-in Advising Hours in Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons
Actual advising locations in Clough will be announced during the week. Mark these days on your calendar, so you don’t miss an advising opportunity on the center of campus!
Read MoreAdvising hours change for Mondays
Effective immediately, advising hours for International Affairs are changing on Mondays. Beginning Monday, November 4, 2019, Stephanie Jackson will be working remotely. Office hours will be held virtually. This is noted for all her Monday appointments in GradesFirst, and contact information is provided. If you prefer to meet in person, please choose an appointment for another day during the week.
Read MoreFall 2019 Walk-in Advising Hours in Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons
Actual advising locations in Clough will be announced during the week. Mark these days on your calendar, so you don’t miss an advising opportunity on the center of campus!
Read MoreSummer with International Affairs — in ATLANTA!
Summer 2019 – International Affairs Courses in Atlanta INTA 1050 – The World Today (ss) INTA 1200 – American Government (ss, c/h) INTA 2100 – Great Power Relations (ss, minor) INTA 3110 – US Foreign Policy (ss, minor) Earn Social Science (ss), Constitution/History (c/h) or International Affairs Minor credit. Classes are not restricted and are available in early short, late short, and full summer session. Click the links above for course descriptions, CRNs, and dates/times.
Read MoreFall 2019 Mini-Mester Pilot Program
In Fall 2019, SGA’s Academic Affairs board will launch the Mini-Mesters pilot program. Mini-Mesters are 1 credit hour, 5-week long course offerings that will occur during the normal academic semester with the goal of introducing students to non-traditional classroom material. Students will be able to explore different passions and interests outside of their major to gain a greater breadth of knowledge across academic disciplines. With the goal of making Tech’s curriculum more personalizable, the semester will be broken up into three terms of Mini-Mesters, allowing students to sign up for…
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