The Cooper Science Advising Center (in CP 253) assists sophomores through seniors who have declared majors in the departments below. In addition, all incoming transfer students (with 30 or more hours) will meet with an Advising Coordinator for evaluation of transfer credit, assistance with course registration, and introduction to the DAPR.
- Biology
- Chemical Technology (2yr) (Chemistry)
- Geography
- Geology
- Health Education Teaching
- Health Science
- Medical Technology
- Natural Resources and Environmental Management
- Nursing
- Physics & Astronomy
- Pre-engineering
- Pre-dental
- Pre-medical
- Pre-optometry
- Prepharmacy
- Radiation Therapy (2yr)
- Radiography (2yr)
- Respiratory Therapy
- Science Teaching (Earth/Space, Life, or Physical)
- Social Work
- BGS (Bachelor of General Studies) - with minors or areas of emphasis in any of the programs listed above
Your Advising Resource Center is specialized on the basis of specific departments and programs. Once you have reached sophomore status, you will be assigned to one of six Advising Centers, strategically located across campus. The Center will facilitate assignment of your new faculty advisor.
You should take responsibility to contact your new advisor, establish an academic relationship, and request their assistance as needed as you progress through degree completion. Your faculty advisor's name, phone number, and building location can be identified on the last block of your DAPR or also on the Services for Current Students web page under the "Advising" heading, using the "Who Is My Advisor" tool.
Other services available through your Advising Center include:
- Graduation application, checklist and verification for graduation
- Transfer Course Equivalencies (link to 6.1.2.1)
- Degree Analysis Progress Report (DAPR) assistance
- Major/Minor changes, additions, deletions
- Course Request and Registration Instructions
CP Advising Coordinator
Jean Dinwiddie
Secretary to the Coordinator
Donna Fridle
Phone: (765) 285-5513
Fax: (765) 285-4050