Advising:
-RBA Advising is available in a few dorms, and you get the option of having an advising seminar or traditional advising
-You also have learning community options
-Dorms who have RBA offer you traditional advising with the learning community seminars, (whereas others don’t... I think?)
-Picking a learning community seminar and traditional advising gives you the best of both worlds
-With advising seminars or learning communities, you have a group of 4-5 students who are your support group, and they become close friends who you build a lot of other friendships off of
-With traditional advising, you have the chance to plan out your schedule, timetable, courses, etc. One-on-one with your advisor
HASS-D Lottery:
-If you’re taking the July FEE, why not enter the lottery anyway
-If you get the required grade, you’re all set
-If not, you have two options:
Drop the HASS-D subject (although you aren’t guaranteed you’ll get the subject you want again)
Take the subject anyway: it’ll cover one of the 8 HASS requirements without covering the Communication requirement
Note: You need to take 8 HASS, of which two are CI-H, and two are CI-M(but CI-H are first two years, CI-M are third and fourth year, so don’t worry about them now; ask your advisor later)
