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The First Year Advising Center (FYAC) is a walk-in advising / resource center
for first year (incoming freshmen and first semester transfer) students.
The FYAC is staffed by peer advisors (fellow students who are specially
trained) as well as by academic advisors who are available during set hours.
FYAC Mission Statement
About FYAC (PowerPoint presentation)
REGISTRATION TIPS FOR STUDENTS:
- If you are currently on Oahu, please drop
by the First Year Advising Center so that we can explain your
options. If you are a transfer student, please bring your
transfer credit evaluation with you if you have received it.
- If you are not on Oahu and won't be here
until after you register, please call us at (808) 956-7273. Our main focus is walk-in
advising, but we are doing our best to reply to calls as well.
If you are unable to reach us, please go ahead and register as
soon as you can and then drop by the FYAC as soon as you are
able to do so so that we can review the courses you've selected
and let you know if you need to make any adjustments to your
schedule.
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UH
Student Portal and Registration
A gateway to the student portal for registration,
schedule of classes, tuition info and payment, enrollment
policies, campus maps, parking permits and many more.
http://myuhportal.hawaii.edu/cp/home/loginf |
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Admissions & Records
The best source of information on admissions and applications
procedures. Access forms on-line, request a campus tour and
see the UH Mānoa viewbook.
http://www.hawaii.edu/admrec/ |
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New Student Orientation
The New Student Orientation website provides information about
upcoming New Student Orientation sessions that you will want
to join for a successful transition into the University of Hawaii
at Mānoa.
http://www.hawaii.edu/nso/ |
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Freshman Seminars
~for freshmen only~
Courses limited to 10 freshman students and are taught by upperclassmen and graduate students under the direction of a faculty member. For Spring 2007, courses offered include: Religion 150 (fulfills FG - C requirement), Ethnic Studies 101 (fulfills DS requirement) and Sociology 100 (fulfills DS requirement). Students must obtain approval and then register for these courses. Spaces are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Call (808) 956-8844 to reserve a space in one of these classes.
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Health and Law Advising Center
A walk-in advising center for pre-professional (i.e.
pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-pharmacy, pre-health careers) students.
http://www.advising.hawaii.edu/artsci/pac/
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