❄️ Snow day update! Due to today’s weather-related class cancellations, our advising team is working remotely. We’ll be available by email and drop-in hours are expected to resume tomorrow. Stay warm! ☃️💙

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Graphic with a blue winter background and falling snow titled “Advising Center Snow Day Update.” Text states that due to class cancellations on Tuesday, January 27, all advising staff are working remotely. Advising staff can be reached by email at stamfordadvising@uconn.edu. Drop-in hours resume Wednesday, January 28. Drop-in hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00–11:00 a.m. and 1:00–2:30 p.m., and Friday from 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. The UConn Stamford Academic Advising logo appears at the bottom above a snowy landscape with trees. ...

Welcome to Spring 2026, Huskies! 🌼
The semester is officially underway, and the Advising Center is here to support you every step of the way.
💬 Check out our drop-in hours above and stop by with questions about classes, schedules, or next steps.
We’re excited to see you and kick off a great semester together 💙🤍🐾
#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #AcademicAdvising #Spring2026

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Spring 2026 Advising Center Drop-In Hours at UConn Stamford. The advising center is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Drop-in hours are Mondays and Tuesdays from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM; Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM; and Fridays from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Advising questions can be emailed to stamfordadvising@uconn.edu, and registrar questions to stamfordregistration@uconn.edu. The graphic includes a floral spring design and the UConn Stamford Academic Advising logo. ...

There are some special circumstances that grant students the ability to request permission to reschedule finals. Students may submit a request to reschedule a final exam due to bunched finals or extenuating circumstances.
All requests will be reviewed and students will be notified of the final decision by email. Requests to reschedule due to extenuating circumstances must include supporting documentation. Submitting an online rescheduling request does not guarantee approval. The deadline for bunched finals rescheduling for the Fall 2025 semester is December 5th and requests received after this date will not be considered. Extenuating circumstances requests will be considered through the end of the semester.

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays

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Flyer titled ‘Final Exam Rescheduling.’ Text explains that students may request a final exam reschedule due to bunched finals or extenuating circumstances, and that submitting a request does not guarantee approval. The deadline for bunched finals rescheduling for Fall 2025 is December 5th; requests submitted after this date will not be considered. Extenuating circumstances requests will be accepted through the end of the semester. A green box lists bunched finals criteria: two finals at the same time; three finals in one day; three finals in consecutive time blocks across two days; or four finals in two consecutive days. Decorative illustrations of a pen, stack of books, and graduation cap appear around the flyer. The bottom includes a link to the UConn Stamford finals rescheduling webpage. ...

Still sorting out your Spring 2026 schedule? Have a hold that’s stopping you from registering?
Stop by our cozy pop-up and get everything taken care of!

Join us for Last Call for Fall: Cozy Advising Drop-In on Tuesday, November 18, from 1:00–2:30 PM in the Concourse.
We’ll be teaming up with the Center for Access & Postsecondary Success (CAPS) to support you as we head into registration season.

This is a great chance to:
Clear your advising hold by meeting with one of our advisors
Ask any last-minute advising questions
Get help choosing courses
Learn about CAPS resources

And yes, hot chocolate and donuts are on us! 😋
No appointment needed, just swing by.

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising

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Don’t forget! ⏰ The last day to withdraw from a course or select pass/fail is November 10th. Plan ahead and connect with your advisor if you have questions! This is a strict deadline!

Here’s a few things to consider when withdrawing:
—Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP):
———Sometimes, if withdrawing from a course puts you below 12 credits (full-time minimum), financial aid and/or scholarships/grants can be impacted. It is important to check with OneStop (860-486-1111; onestop@uconn.edu) prior to withdrawing from a course to make sure your aid is not impacted
———Withdrawing from a course will result in a “W” on your transcript

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Graphic with a blue background. At the top is a yellow warning triangle with an exclamation mark. Below it, text reads “Important Reminder” in bold. Underneath, a rounded white box contains the message: “The LAST day to withdraw from or put a course on pass/fail is November 10th.” ...

📅 It’s almost time to register for Spring 2026! Make sure you’re ready by checking your enrollment appointment, reviewing holds, and planning your classes early. Don’t wait until the last minute—set yourself up for a smooth registration! 💙
#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesday #SpringRegistration #CollegeTips

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A light blue graphic titled “Prepare for Registration!” with five checklist tips for UConn Stamford students. The tips include: 1) Check your Enrollment Appointment in Student Admin under Manage Classes → Enrollment Appointment. 2) Review your account for holds. 3) Plan your classes for the Spring semester. 4) Add courses to your shopping cart. 5) Make sure to enroll on time. The UConn Stamford Academic Advising logo is at the bottom. ...

✨ Updated Drop-In Hours ✨
As we begin Spring 2026 registration advising, our drop-in schedule has been adjusted. Be sure to check the new times before you stop by!

*Please note that drop-ins are intended for quick questions - for longer conversations or registration advice, please make an appointment with your advisor on Nexus!

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #Spring2026 #CollegeAdvising #UConnStudents #HuskyNation

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Graphic with fall leaves and berries surrounding the text. It reads: “Fall 2025 Drop-In Hours. Updated: Adjusted due to Spring Registration Advising Appointments.” Below, the schedule is listed: Monday 11AM–12PM, Tuesday 11AM–12PM, Wednesday 1PM–2:30PM, Thursday 1PM–2:30PM, and Friday Appointments Only. At the bottom, it says: “Advising questions? Contact stamfordadvising@uconn.edu. Registrar questions? Contact stamfordregistration@uconn.edu.” UConn Stamford Academic Advising logo appears at the bottom center. Background is beige with red, orange, and yellow fall leaves. ...

📅✨ Registration is right around the corner! Don’t forget to check your Enrollment Appointment (aka your pick time)! Follow these quick steps in Student Admin to find out when you can start registering for classes. ⏰📚 #UConn #UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #Enrollment #CollegeTips

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A blue gradient graphic with the title “Find Your Enrollment Appointment.” The text explains that every student is assigned a specific date and time to begin enrollment for the next semester, called an Enrollment Appointment or Pick Time. Instructions include: 1) Log in to the Student Administration System, 2) Click the Manage Classes tile, 3) Click the Enrollment Appointment tab to see your specific time and date. The graphic includes icons of check marks, a calendar, and a screenshot highlighting the “Enrollment Appointment” option. ...

Huskies!🐾 - Week 4 is here! Don’t let deadlines or midterms catch you off guard. Stay organized, study smarter, and manage your time like a pro. You got this! 💙🐾 #UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #UConnNation #HuskyStrong #CollegeSuccess

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Graphic titled “Week 4: Don’t Fall Behind! Smart moves now = smooth midterms later.” Three sections list tips: 1) Get Organized – re-check syllabus, plug due dates into calendar, plan study blocks. 2) Study Smarter – quiz yourself, start a study group, visit office hours. 3) Manage Your Time – audit where your hours go, create a weekly routine, balance work and downtime. Surrounding images include books, notebooks, clocks, laptop, and calendars in colorful illustrations. ...

📢 Ready to make the move to Storrs for Spring 2026?
Before you apply, remember this: you MUST have a minimum of 54 credits to be eligible for campus change.
That’s the key requirement to transition successfully — no exceptions unless you’ve already been admitted to a program that states otherwise.
🗓️ Campus Change Application Deadline: October 27, 2025
🏡 Housing Deadline: November 14, 2025
Plan ahead, stay on track, and make your move to Storrs happen! 💙🐾 #UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #CampusChange

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Dark blue flyer titled “Spring 2026 Campus Change Process.” It outlines requirements and deadlines for UConn students moving to the Storrs campus. Minimum requirement: students must have at least 54 credits to be eligible (exceptions only for certain admitted programs). Deadlines: Campus Change Application due October 27, 2025, and Housing Application due November 14, 2025. Includes contact emails for Financial Aid (onestop@uconn.edu) and Housing (livingoncampus@uconn.edu), and a QR code with the label “Apply Here.” Decorative arrows point toward the text and QR code. ...

🚨 Deadline alert! 🚨 The last day of add/drop is THIS Monday, SEPTEMBER 8 ‼️ Double-check your schedule and make changes before it’s too late.
📅 Mark your calendars for these other key dates:
👉 Nov. 10 – Last day to P/F or withdraw
👉 Dec. 5 – Last day of classes
👉 Dec. 8–14 – Finals Week
Start strong, finish stronger 💪🐾
#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #FallSemester #StudentSuccess

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The image is a colorful flyer with the title ‘Important Dates: Fall 2025’ from UConn Stamford Academic Advising. Key deadlines listed: September 8 – Last day of add/drop; November 10 – Last day to put a course on pass/fail and to withdraw; December 5 – Last day of fall semester classes; December 8–14 – Finals week. Reminder box states: Winter 2025 & Spring 2026 registration begins Monday, October 20th. Note at bottom: Pro Tip explains enrollment appointment means when you can start enrolling in courses for the next semester. ...

🚨 Important Enrollment Update 🚨
Due to New Student Orientation, enrollment will be temporarily closed from May 16 – July 30.
⏳ Be sure to enroll before May 16 to lock in your spot in the class!
Don’t miss your chance—secure your seat today!

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays #EnrollmentUpdate

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📢 Finals rescheduling info – Spring 2025!
All requests will be reviewed, and decisions will be emailed to students. Just a heads up: submitting a request does not guarantee approval.

⏳ Deadline for bunched finals requests: May 2 – late submissions won’t be considered.

📄 Extenuating circumstances? Include documentation! These requests will be accepted through the end of the semester.

🔗 Submit your request here: https://studentservices.stamford.uconn.edu/finals-rescheduling-online-request/

Plan ahead and double-check your finals schedule! 💻📚

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays

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Graphic titled “Final Exam Rescheduling Request” in large red and yellow text inside a blue speech bubble. The graphic explains two types of final exam rescheduling: “Bunched Finals” and “Extenuating Circumstances.”

Bunched Finals includes:
-2 finals scheduled at the same time
-3 finals in one calendar day
-3 finals in consecutive time blocks spanning parts of two consecutive days
-4 finals in two consecutive days

Extenuating Circumstances:
-Supporting documentation is required.

Below that, it says:
“Submit your request:
https://studentservices.stamford.uconn.edu/finals-rescheduling-online-request/“

Deadline: May 2, 2025 (in red text).
At the bottom, in blue text:
“The deadline for bunched finals rescheduling for the Spring 2025 semester is May 2nd and requests received after this date will not be considered. Extenuating circumstances requests will be considered through the end of the semester.”

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REMINDER! The deadline to WITHDRAW from a course or place a course on PASS/FAIL is this upcoming MONDAY, APRIL 14th. This is a strict deadline, and late requests will NOT be considered.

Looking to submit a request? Submit the Student Enrollment Request Form (SERF) found on the Registrar’s website: https://registrar.uconn.edu/forms/

Here’s a few things to consider when withdrawing:
—Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP):
——Sometimes, if withdrawing from a course puts you below 12 credits (full-time minimum), financial aid and/or scholarships/grants can be impacted. It is important to check with financial aid (onestop@uconn.edu) prior to withdrawing from a course to make sure your aid is not impacted
——Withdrawing from a course will result in a “W” on your transcript

#UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising #WhatToKnowWednesdays

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The top of the graphic has a small banner that states, “Use the Student Enrollment Request Form (SERF) to submit your request.” ...

We are now officially in the mid-semester grading period (February 28th - March 14th)!

The mid-semester grading period allows instructors/faculty to post midterm grades. You want to keep an extra eye out for any potential feedback from professors.

You are halfway through the semester - but it is not over yet. Here are some helpful tips to do over the next couple of weeks:
—Check in with your professors regarding grades. Make sure you know where you stand in the class!
—Make sure you are feeling confident in your classes, and utilize any relevant resources (like tutoring) to help you finish strong!
—Be aware and make note of important upcoming deadlines, like Fall 2025 Registration, the Withdrawal deadline (April 14th) and more.

#uconnstamford #uconnstamfordadvising #whattoknowwednesdays

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Advisor Spotlight! Meet Raquel Lopez, an ACES Academic Advisor on Campus.

Raquel earned an A.S. in Human Services from Norwalk Community College, a B.A. in Psychology from UConn Stamford, and M.S.W. from UConn Hartford.

Fun fact: “I love building Lego sets, playing Dreamlight Valley on my switch, and spending time with my foster kittens.”

#AdvisorSpotlight #UConnStamford #UConnStamfordAdvising ...