If you will be attending Summer Session, your registration bills are now ready for payment. Please use this link to the Business Services web site for a quick summary of the payment deadlines for each term.
Important announcement to students about Summer Session
April 20th, 2009 by bf159381eImportant announcement to all students from Business Services
April 16th, 2009 by bf159381eIMPORTANT: If you are a continuing student and will be returning for Fall 2009 semester, please remember that Federal Financial Aid regulations prevent UM from using your Fall financial aid to pay any portion of your prior semester’s balance. So please remember to have your student account balance paid in full before you leave for the summer.
Registration for Fall 2009 courses starts on April 13 - meet with your advisor as soon as possible
March 23rd, 2009 by bf159381eRegistration for fall 2009 classes starts on April 13 for main campus students. College of Technology students begin registering on April 8. Meet with your advisor as soon as possible to ensure you get the courses you want before they fill up. Check the registration times to see when you can register here.
New Course Numbering System starting Fall 2009
March 23rd, 2009 by bf159381eAn important announcement to all students: beginning autumn 2009 semester, eighteen academic departments will offer their courses under a new course numbering system. The subject abbreviations are new, the number designations are new, and in some cases even the title of the course has changed. Familiarize yourself with the new course numbering system by clicking here.
New Undergraduate Advising Center Facebook Page
December 16th, 2008 by bf159381eThe Undergraduate Advising Center has created a new Facebook page for the campus community. This is a good way for students to keep up to speed with the latest advising news, course and registration information, and other pertinent University updates. Check it out by clicking here.
Wake Up Call now in UM OneStop
March 28th, 2008 by bf159381eWake Up Call is now available as a content channel in UM OneStop, our campus portal. You can now customize your individual OneStop account to include Wake Up Call! Try it out at www.onestop.umt.edu.
Important Dates and Deadlines
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eThis section provides important dates and deadlines for all students.
• May 19 – Spring Semester 2009 final grades are due via CyberBear to the Registrar’s Office by Midnight.
• May 26 – June 26 - First five week Summer Session.
• June 29 – July 31 - Second five week Summer Session.
• July 3 – Independence Day holiday observed. No classes held.
• August 31 – Fall 2009 semester classes begin.
Ask-an-Advisor
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eTap into the academic database via e-mail. Direct your questions to an advisor at the Undergraduate Advising Center, rooster@mso.umt.edu . They have info on policies, deadlines, general education requirements and much more. If they don’t know the answer, they will refer you to the appropriate person.
Also, if you would like to be added to the distribution list to receive the Wake Up Call emails, send an email to rooster@mso.umt.edu and type “sign me up” in the subject line.
Tutoring Services
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eThroughout spring semester, Study Jam will be available at the UC Commons. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30, the UC Commons will be open with study group tables staffed by professional tutors in various subject areas, including Statistics (Math 241), Spanish (101, 102, 201, 202), Chemistry (151, 152, 161, 162), Biology (100, 108), Economics (111 and 112) and Physics (121, 122). Individual students and study groups can gather and obtain help as needed. Click here for the schedule breakdown of study tables by subject and time. If you have additional questions, contact Sharon O’Hare (Director, Math Learning Centers) at sohare@mso.umt.edu.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center, located in Liberal Arts (LA) 144, provides free tutoring from 9 am - 5 pm. Appointments are required. Check the Writing Center for available times. Graduate level students provide assistance with a variety of writing issues.
*This service is not for English students only. Papers for any discipline can benefit from the Writing Center.
Math Pilot
Math PILOT is a joint venture of the Office of the Provost, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Department of Mathematical Sciences. Its goal is to improve student performance in 100-level mathematics at The University. Math PiLOT offers day and night drop-in tutoring, placement testing, and individual counseling for the struggling math student. For more information about services, or to obtain a schedule of math tutoring hours, click here
For College of Technology students, a range of tutoring services (for several UM programs and departments) are also offered at the Academic Support Center (Room AD-06) on the COT East Campus (909 South Ave W.). Contact Cec Gallagher (243-7878) or Donna Bakke (243-7826) for more information.
Career Services
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eCareer Services located in LC 154 gives students (freshman – senior) a leg up in the fast track professional world. Students can prepare for post-graduation by utilizing Career Services to help build a resume with summer jobs and volunteer work while exploring career opportunities. They even house a library of information on potential careers and best fit university majors. Career Services has a program called Ask-an-Alum, which provides students the opportunity to contact former UM students to ask questions about their career choices.
TRIO-SSS
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eThe TRIO-Student Support Services program is located in Lommasson Center (LC) 154. TRIO provides eligible students with a variety of resources, such as a 2-credit course in study skills (C&I 160), academic advising, help with financial aid issues, and tutoring opportunities. TRIO eligibility is based on income (similar to Pell Grant eligibility guidelines), parent’s education (neither parent completed 4-year college degree), and/or documented student disability.
Disability Services for Students (DSS)
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eCounseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
February 6th, 2008 by bf159381eCAPS is located in the West Entrance of the Curry Health Center. Full time students receive three free visits and can use services such as:
· Individual Counseling and Psychotherapy
· Topical Group Therapy / Workshops
· Crisis Walk-in Service
· Test Anxiety Workshops (call 243-4711 for dates and times)
· Psychiatric Consultation
· After hours urgent care (provided by the CHC Medical Clinic Staff)
· Brief In-patient Respite Care
· Bereavement counseling
· Networked with Self Over Substances to provide substance abuse counseling
Group counseling on pre-determined topics is also available for free. Topics are listed on the CAPS website.
