Contact
For comments and questions about the Cognitive Science Undergraduate Program at Indiana University:
cogsadv@indiana.edu
(812) 855-4658
Undergraduate Advisor, Cognitive Science Program
Eigenmann 818
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
Advising Hours
Students are seen for advising by appointment during the hours listed
below. Walk-ins are welcome during these times and will be seen when
the schedule permits. Appointments may be arranged sending an email message to the advisor at cogsadv@indiana.edu or by calling (812) 855-4658 during office hours. It is
helpful if you indicate in your message the date and time you prefer
for the appointment, along with alternatives.
Tuesday and Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon and 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Other hours by appointment.
Advising Services
The undergraduate advisor assists students with course selection and academic
planning, interprets College of Arts
and Sciences policies and cognitive science degree requirements, and serves
as a referral source to on-and off-campus resources.
Graduate School Preparation
Students who are considering attending graduate school should become informed about why they wish to pursue post-baccalaureate studies, finding a school/program of interest, the application process, and how to successfully complete the process. Suggestions are listed here and students are also encouraged to set up an appointment to speak with the advisor.
Academic Resources On Campus
- OneStart is the Indiana
Student Information Transaction Environment, a web-based service for Indiana
University students that provides secure access to personal student information.
Access to information is protected by Student-ID number (SIDN) and PIN. Students
can obtain online advising (called a degree progress report), view transcripts
and grade reports, change their address and/or pin number, view their bursar
statement or financial aid information, and browse course offerings.
- The College of Arts and Sciences
Recorder's Office maintains records for all students in the College of
Arts and Sciences. The office is located in Kirkwood Hall Room 001, phone
812-855-1821. Students can obtain necessary forms like applications for graduation,
late add/drop forms, etc. from this office as well as inquire about COAS policies
and procedures related to their personal academic record.
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The Student Academic Center provides
a variety of academic support services for Indiana University students: peer
tutoring services, individualized academic assessment, workshops including a
series called College and Life Long Learning, courses for credit, and supplemental instruction.
- The Writing Tutorial
Services office provides individual tutoring to students working on writing
projects for any of their courses. WTS (pronounced "wits") offers free
help to writers in any phase of the writing process--from brainstorming to
outlining, revising to polishing the final draft.
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