Office of Undergraduate Curriculum, Policy + Records
Undergraduate Academic Affairs
The College of Arts + Sciences
- Advanced Placement Exam Credit
- Change College Major Through NSO, use this form to request a major change for a new student.
- Course Permission Form - You can use this form to help students drop SLST courses in which they are pre-enrolled as well as any Critical Approaches courses that are tied to the ASURE program. You can also use this form to help students get permission to add some selected courses in BUS, ECON, ENG, FRIT, HISP, MATH, and PSY. View the complete Permissions Course List for 2023
- FERPA Release of Information (ROI) Check if a Release of Information for a specific third party is on file. If the student wants to grant a Release of Information, ask the student to complete a release at https://ferpareleases.indiana.edu if the other person will be present during the conference.
- FERPA script - You can use this sample script for working with parents and other third parties who might joi your advising conferences.
- Office of First Year Experience - Advisors and students can visit the FYE page to access pre-NSO Canvas modules, access resources for transfer students, download the FYE app, access information about Welcome Week events, and more!
- University Division Guides: Summer NSO - This section of the UD Guides contains advising-related information specifically for New Student Orientation, including the Explore Programs tool..
- CASE Course Lists - This section of the College of Arts and Sciences academic bulletin allows students and advisors to see what courses carry which CASE designations (A&H, N&M, S&H, DUS, GCC, etc.) in any given semester. In addition, this tool can also show whether a CASE designation has been granted at the course-wide level or only at the topic level.
- College of Arts + Sciences Bulletin - The bulletin is a roadmap that provides students with the information they need to make the most of their undergraduate education and to graduate from the College in a timely manner with a broad-based liberal arts degree. It is the official source of information regarding degree requirements, rules and regulations, programs of study, courses, and opportunities within and outside of individual schools, departments, and programs.
- College Course Offerings - This interactive tool, which is populated with data from the Office of the Registrar, allows students to explore the hundreds of courses offered by the College each semester. Search by semester, subject, session (e.g. First 8-week, Intensive, and Winter Session), and/or CASE requirement.