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Undergraduate Advising Resource Center (UARC)
Degree Planning Resources
With Spring 2026 enrollment underway, students are contemplating their educational and career goals. Commonly, they seek help from faculty and staff as they make plans to achieve those goals. Check out these helpful resources for students on the UARC website.
- Degree planning sheets, list of majors, minors, and certificates
- Major Exploration Tools
- GPA Calculator
- Registration Toolkit
- UARC YouTube page: video instructions for TitanWeb, Advisement Report, College Scheduler and more!
Updates from the Registrar:
Spring 2026 Enrollment – happening now!
- Graduate Students – October 27
- Senior: 90+ credits completed – October 27 – October 31
- Junior: 60-89 credits completed – November 3-7
- Sophomore: 30-59 credits completed – November 10-14
- Freshmen: 0-29 credits completed – November 17-25
Graduation Application Deadline:
- Students wanting to graduate Fall 2025-deadline to apply is October 31, 2025.
- Students wanting to graduate Spring 2026-deadline to apply is March 31, 2026.
Career & Professional Development
Help Your Students Dress for Success — The Career Closet is Open!
Did you know UW Oshkosh students can build their professional wardrobe for free through the Career Closet in Career & Professional Development (SSC 125)?
Students can choose up to four items per semester—including suits, shirts, dresses, ties, belts, and accessories—to keep at no cost. The closet is open whenever CPD is open, no appointment needed.
Encourage your students to stop by before an interview, class presentation, networking event, or career fair to make a strong first impression.
Open Hours: M-F 8:00am – 4:30
Location: Student Success Center, Suite 125
Donations welcome: Faculty, staff, alumni, and employers may donate gently used or new professional clothing anytime.
Let’s help every Titan look and feel confident—because first impressions matter!
READ Center
Spring 2026 Faculty Advising: Boost Student Success with ACAD Courses & Peer Academic Coaching
As Spring 2026 advising continues, please encourage your students to enroll in our courses and engage with our Peer Academic Coaches.
Recommended ACAD Courses:
- ACAD 115: Strategies for Academic Recovery
Ideal for students who need to improve their GPA, this course builds essential skills like time management, study strategies, and personal development planning. (2 credits) - ACAD 125: Learning Strategies for College Success
Designed for students seeking stronger study habits and motivation, this course promotes self-regulated learning and academic achievement. (1 credit) - ACAD 169: College Reading Strategies
Helps students enhance comprehension, vocabulary, and reading speed for complex college-level texts. (1 credit) - ACAD 176: Special Topic Collegiate Reading
A one-credit online book study focused on critical reading and discussion. The Spring 2026 book is: Generations by Jean Twenge. (1 credit) - ACAD 176: Reading for Pre-Nursing
Tailored for Pre-Nursing students, this course strengthens reading comprehension and vocabulary for discipline-specific texts. (1 credit)
Peer Academic Coaching
Students can also benefit from personalized support through Peer Academic Coaching. Trained Peer Academic Coaches help with goal setting, accountability, organization, and study strategies. Appointments can be scheduled in Navigate.
New Student & Retention Programs
As we move into the midpoint of the term, a reminder that 7-Week 2 Progress Reports will launch this Wednesday. These reports are an important opportunity to provide students with timely feedback and support as they work toward their academic goals.
In addition, we are still collecting data for our Faculty Survey on progress report practices. The purpose of this survey is to gather insights into current practices and identify effective strategies being used in classrooms. Your feedback will help us improve how we support faculty and students in the progress reporting process.
Center for Academic Resources (CAR)
We are starting recruitment of tutors for the spring 2026 semester. Please send an email to Sarah Uram urams@uwosh.edu to provide the names of the top 5 – 7 students in your class right now. She will reach out to those students personally. Your endorsement of these students will make a difference. Feel free to copy the students on your email to Sarah or talk to them personally to say that you’ve recommended them to tutor for the class. We will confirm qualifications pending final grades and overall cumulative grade point average.
