It is extremely important that you meet with your academic advisor each semester for advisement. The partnership between you and your advisor is essential to you successfully nagivating college and graduating on time. Your academic advisor provides guidance on class selection, internships, research, and other key resources just for you.

You can find your advisor's contact information in Degree Works or Starfish.

Each SCMNS department also has a dedicated academic advising email address to assist you.

SCMNS DEPARTMENTAL ADVISING EMAILS

ALL SCMNS FRESHMEN - SCMNS-Retention@morgan.edu

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE -  Candice.Marshall@morgan.edu

BIOLOGY - adedayo.ariyibi@morgan.edu

CHEMISTRY - Chemistryadvising@morgan.edu

CLOUD COMPUTING - Compsci@morgan.edu

COMPUTER SCIENCE - Compsci@morgan.edu

ENGINEERING PHYSICS - Willie.Rockward@morgan.edu

PHYSICS - Willie.Rockward@morgan.edu

MATH - Mathadvising@morgan.edu

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE - William.Anong@morgan.edu

Your curriculum is a four-year academic plan of the sequence of courses for your declared major. The curriculum sequence is divided into four years (freshman to senior year) and eight semesters. Refer to your curriculum sequences prior to registering for classes to ensure that you are on track to graduate. 

CURRICULUM SEQUENCES BY MAJOR/TRACK

Degree Works is an online advising audit tool that helps you to know your progression towards graduation. It provides a snapshot of all the courses you have completed, those that are currently in progress, and courses that are yet to be completed. You can access Degree Works by logging in to your Student Self-Service (WEBSIS) account.

The Degree Works legend, found at the end of your audit, explains the symbols displayed on your audit. To accurately read your degree audit you must know what each symbol means. 

DEGREE WORKS LEGEND

To learn more about Degree Works, watch an overview video of Degree Works or visit the Office of the Registrar's Degree Works webpage. 

Internships are a great way to explore career options, to gain experience in your area of interest, and to network with other individuals in the field. Your academic advisor is a resource person to help you explore and discuss various internship options.

Completing the Internship and Work Experience Form will help us to share internship opportunities with you and to learn from you what opportunities you have already engaged in.