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School of Education | Office of Student Success | Advising

Advising

The Office of Student Success, open Monday-Friday from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm, uses a developmental advising model by which students learn how to review and understand their degree and state licensure requirements. Students are informed of academic and personal support services on campus (and in the community) that may help in their success at the university.

In compliance with university policy, all students are expected to meet with their advisor at least once a semester for advising and registration. It is during that required appointment, students will be issued their advising code for registration. However, the office encourages students to also have regular check-ins with their assigned advisors to discuss how the semester is progressing. These check-ins may be conducted in person or virtually during regular walk-in hours.

Please note that only a few of the courses offered within each major, with the exception of the PAIL program, are online. Most of the courses found in each major are offered on campus during the morning, afternoon, and evening hours.

Walk-ins

Walk-ins are available on Tuesdays from 10:00 am until 3:00 pm during the summer.

During the academic year, walk-ins are available on Tuesdays from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm and Thursdays from 9:00 am and 12:00 pm. Appointments with staff can be set up through email, phone, or Starfish.

For your first advising appointment, students are expected to review their degree evaluation in UNCGenie, have a proposed schedule in mind, as well as any questions for your advisor. Your advisor will take this information and access your knowledge of your program requirements before beginning the advising process. For new first-year students, it typically takes 4 years to complete these programs.

CHANGING YOUR MAJOR TO EDUCATION 

New and current UNC Greensboro students are encouraged to complete the change of major form prior to the campus advising and registration period. This allows the office to evaluate your change request, and if approved, assign you to an advisor in advance of peak advising and registration. During your advising appointment, advisors will review program and licensure requirements while making you aware of student support services in the School of Education and UNC Greensboro campus.

ADVISING ASSIGNMENTS

  • Dr. Jacqueline Dozier — Alternative Licensure — jndozier@uncg.edu
  • Ciara Marable — STEP (Secondary) and Middle Grades  — jcmarabl@uncg.edu
  • Nathan Sebens — Elementary Education — npsebens@uncg.edu
  • Samantha Breth – Special Education, Dual, and Professions in Deafness (Advocacy and Interpreter Preparation) – smbreth@uncg.edu

NAVIGATE DEGREE WORKS FOR GENERAL ED REQUIREMENTS

Click for video assistance on how to navigate the online degree evaluation, Degree Works.

REGISTERING FOR COURSES

Click for video assistance on how to register for courses at UNC Greensboro.

The School of Education at UNC Greensboro welcomes students to consider continuing their education not only at UNC Greensboro but with the School of Education! For transfer students, it can take 2.5-3 years to complete these programs.

STUDENT TRANSFERS INTO UNC GREENSBORO

For transfer students, advising and registration is by appointment prior to SOAR. During the advising appointment, advisors will discuss program and licensure requirements, review transfer credits accepted by UNC Greensboro, and select courses for your first semester at UNC Greensboro.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

These alternative licensure programs provide initial teacher certification options to those who have already earned a four-year degree. These programs include NC Teach, Licensure-Only, and the PAIL program.

When and How to Apply

NC Teach admits three times a year. The deadlines for admission are July 1st (for fall semester), October 1 (for spring semester), and April 1st (for summer semester).

PAIL only admits students in the summer, and the deadline for admission is April 1st.

Apply for admission to these programs

How long Does it Take to Complete These Programs?

For NC Teach, it could take a minimum of three semesters to complete.

For Licensure-Only, the length of the program will depend on the degree you have and when you are available to take courses.

For PAIL, students take two classes in the summer, two in the fall, two in the spring, and then in the final fall semester complete their practicum/student teaching

When, and how, are Courses offered?

For PAIL, the program’s courses are all online.

For NC Teach, only a few courses are offered online. Most coursework is offered face to face and is usually in the evenings.

For Licensure-Only programs, online course and campus course availability varies by semester.

Advising Forms

Handbook

Major and Concentration Forms

Advising Appointment Forms

Program Outline Forms

Academic Plans

Scholarships and Funding

A variety of financial aid is available to our students, including scholarships based on academic merit and financial need. We invite you to explore the many scholarship and funding opportunities offered in the School of Education.

The SOE General Fund scholarship application opens on January 15 and closes on March 1. Students who receive awards will be notified by the middle of April.

Students may also explore scholarships and funding through the following programs:

Students may be eligible for the Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program, which can forgive up to a certain amount of your student loans. See more information about receiving loan forgiveness.

SOE Office of Student Success

SOEOSS@uncg.edu

336.334.3410


Location:
School of Education Building, Room 142

Mailing Address:
1300 Spring Garden St.
Greensboro, NC 27402

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