Advising

Once I've been accepted to Evergreen, how do I find out what to take?

You can find the most up-to-date course listings in the online catalog.

The catalog is the primary source of information about full-time academic programs. Students interested in attending evenings and/or weekends should look at Evening and Weekend Studies.

Another useful resource is the Matching Programs to Your Interest.

You can also stop by Academic Advising for a drop in appointment. Drop ins begin every weekday at 1 pm.

How do I plan my education at Evergreen?

At Evergreen, there are no predetermined majors or required courses of study. You plan your own academic pathway with assistance from faculty and staff advisors. Advisors can help you identify and choose those programs that appeal to you and for which you are appropriately prepared.

Since planning your education is your responsibility, the more information you have, the better. Students new to Evergreen may find the Academic Planning Workshop very useful for gathering comprehensive information on the academic planning process and the resources and tools available to you. This workshop is required for all new students to Evergreen.

Additional academic planning resources come in many forms: one-on-one conversations with staff and faculty advisors;online information in the Student Support Services and Academic Advising areas of the web site; workshops; the Career Development office for career and graduate school research and preparation; and internship, graduate school and career fairs. Familiarize yourself with the range of resources and use the ones that work best for you.