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Student Success and Advising Center

Welcome to the Student Success and Advising Center (SSAC) webpage! The Student Success and Advising Center is dedicated to nurturing the academic, professional, and personal growth of undergraduate students in the Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences by providing individualized support, opportunities and resources through stellar academic advising and access to transformational learning opportunities. The SSAC can assist students with the following: general questions, academic advising, academic success strategies, finding campus involvement opportunities, major/internship/career exploration and planning, navigating campus resources, student advocacy, etc.

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The Dodge

Location: Physical Sciences Center, Room 240
Hours: Open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Email: dfcassuccess@ou.edu
Phone: (405) 325-4411

For major specific questions, please contact the appropriate advisor listed on this page and check the advisor's office location. 

Students attending the University of Oklahoma must meet with their academic advisor every semester to have their enrollment hold lifted. Please be advised that specific majors may also require faculty advising before enrollment.

First Generation Student Support

One of the University of Oklahoma’s many objectives is to ensure prospective students with the belief that a college degree is attainable. First-generation students – those whose parents/guardians did not finish a four-year college degree – may often believe that a future promise of education is not afforded to them due to a lack of familial experience. OU has been recognized as one of the more successful higher-education institutes in attracting first-generation students. Recent freshman classes have seen a 25% share of its class be the first in their families to attend college.

Academic Advising

The Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences utilizes both a one tier and two tier advising model depending on which major students have declared. In a one tier model, students see one advisor for all academic procedures including enrollment advising, degree checks, forms, degree requirement questions, etc. In a two tier advising model students meet with their departmental advisor for semester enrollment and questions regarding major work and major related opportunities. Students then meet with their college counselor for form requests, degree checks, and general education related questions. Please click on your major below to see what the advising procedures are for your major.

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