Who is My Academic Advisor?
While you are an education major in the UCF College of Education, you may seek academic advising as follows:
First Year
First Time In College (FTIC) Advising Office, Phillips Hall 116
(407)823-3789
College of Education Office of Student Affairs, Education Complex 110
(407)823-3723
Second Year
- College of Education Office of Student Affairs
(Advisement on program prerequisites and admission requirements)
Education Complex 110, (407)823-3723
- Education Pending students are advised in the Office of Student Affairs.
- Sophomores are strongly encouraged to attend a College Connection Advising session in April.
- Elementary Education majors should visit the Academic Advising Center located in the Education Complex, Room 175. Call 407-823-5369 for additional information.
Third Year
Students are assigned and work with an academic advisor in their major.
Click here for faculty listing.
Fourth Year
Students continue to work with their academic advisor on meeting degree requirements and planning future goals.
When Should I See an Academic Advisor?
Academic advising is key to student success. Students are encouraged to visit their academic advisor each semester to review academic progress, plan for future term enrollment, prepare for internship application submission, and to discuss career goals and opportunities. The following schedule is a guideline of important times to seek academic advisement:
First term of enrollment - to discuss course equivalencies from other institutions, course substitutions, questions concerning the SASS audit, provisional application procedures and sequencing of courses.
Prior to the end of the spring semester - make an academic advising appointment to review your planned schedule for multiple term registration. Sophomores are strongly encouraged to attend a College Connection advising session in April.
Prior to February 1st and August 1st, meet with your faculty advisor to review your SASS audit and internship I or II application. Faculty advisor signature is required.
Two semesters prior to graduation - meet with your academic advisor to review your SASS audit to determine if you are ready to file an Intent to Graduate..
Internships
The student teaching component is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop teaching skills and competence. Internships are an important part of each teacher education program, consisting of 735 hours of supervised clinical experiences. Internship I is two full days per week and Internship II is five full days per week.
Students who have met all program prerequisites including the foreign language admission requirement, and are fully admitted to theit major, are encouraged to apply online at: www.clinicalexperiences.education.ucf.edu
Deadline dates are as follows (no exceptions):
- Fall - February 15th
- Spring - September 15th
Transfer Tips
Students who plan to transfer to the UCF College of Education from another institution are encouraged to make an individual advising appointment prior to attending transfer orientation. Group advising is conducted at transfer orientation.
College of Education Transfer Coordinator,
Education Complex, Room 110
(407)823-3723
UCF Transfer and Transition Services
(407)823-5959
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