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Peer Advising LiaisonsThe PAL program is funded by Differential Tuition
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Puzzled?
PALs help put the pieces together!


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PAL business card

Printable flyer with PAL information

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Why do you need a PAL?

PAL helping a studentThere will be many times during college you will have questions that need to be answered, but you may have no idea where to go. The Peer Advising Liaisons (PALs) are here for that reason and much more. PALs are students just like you who have been in college for awhile and have asked just about every question you could imagine. If a PAL doesn't know the answer, they will know where to refer you. PALs can also offer support when you feel overwhelmed, frustrated or confused.

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Typical questions for a PAL

1. How do I read my STAR?
2. Why do I have a hold/stop on my record?
3. Who is my advisor?
4. How do I make an appointment with my advisor?
5. How do I drop or add a class?
6. Why won't TitanWeb let me add a class?
7. Can I repeat a class? When?
8. When can I register?
9. Will this class fulfill a requirement?

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PAL services

Problem Solving
Learn how to read STAR, figure out which courses meet general education requirements, learn about holds/stops, etc.

Registration Information
PALs can give information on how and when to register for classes, how to repeat
a course, adding/dropping courses, full classes, department and instructor consent, wait lists and more.

Referral Information
Not sure where to find the answer to your question? PALs will refer you to the appropriate information sources.

General Information
PALs have a wealth of information on topics ranging from majors, minors, degrees
and general education requirements to tutoring, career exploration tools and more.

Support & Encouragement
Sometimes it just helps to talk things out with an experienced college student
who can listen, support and help you think of creative ways to solve everyday problems.

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Who is a PAL?PAL Office in Scott Hall

PALs are students just like you. PALs are returning UW Oshkosh students who care about their fellow students, and are committed to helping students reach their college goals. PALs are carefully selected through a formal interview process based on academic criteria, experience and attitude. Each PAL is required to participate in an extensive orientation and training program. This means you can rely on PALs to have the answers to many of your questions!

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