FAQs

o Students are currently advised by a faculty advisor from the department that aligns with their major. To see the name of your academic advisor, log in to the student portal https://student.haskell.edu/login.asp. Once logged in, go to My Grades, and the name of your academic advisor will appear in the Student Information box.
o You can also contact the Office of the Registrar to inquire about the name of your academic advisor, in person at 111E Navarre Hall or via email at registrar@haskell.edu.
o If you do not have an academic advisor, the Student Success Center staff can help you identify a faculty academic advisor.

The Course Schedule can be found here https://haskell.edu/registrar/course-sch/. Select the semester you want to see the list of classes. The Success Center encourages you to take note of prerequisites. If you don’t see the class you need, be sure to talk with your academic advisor or department dean, as some classes are offered only once every academic year, e.g., fall semester only.

o The Course Schedule is the document that tells you which classes are being offered that semester, along with their times and locations and instructors. Aside from any required prerequisites, it does not describe the content of the class.
o The Academic Catalogue is a comprehensive document that includes, among many other things such as degree checklist, course descriptions that summarize what each class will be about, as well as academic policies. It does not tell you when the courses will be offered.

Your advisor will help you fill out the degree checklist for your major. You can also access the degree checklists independently.

The academic calendar shows the major important dates for the semester, like days off and when you can register for classes.

1. We encourage you to visit the Office of Financial Aid for questions on completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) https://haskell.edu/financial-aid/checklist/.
2. The Office of Financial Aid also has a list of organizations that offer scholarships to Native American/Alaska Native students https://haskell.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/. Start the scholarship process early, especially if you will need letters of recommendation! Be sure to check with your tribal education department as well.

Review the Evaluation of Transfer Credit (p. 143-144) section in the Academic Catalog Haskell-Academic-Catalog-AY24-25-1.pdf

Check your unofficial transcript in the student portal at https://student.haskell.edu/login.asp. If nothing is listed, contact the Office of the Registrar to confirm the status of transcript evaluations. If you believe one of the classes you took is equivalent to a class offered at Haskell, obtain a copy of the syllabus and speak with your academic advisor or the dean of the department under which the Haskell course is listed

1. For Haskell email, contact Haskell IT ITHelpDesk@haskell.edu
2. For Blackboard, contact Haskell IT ITHelpDesk@haskell.edu
3. For the Student Portal, contact the Office of the Registrar Registrar@haskell.edu

• Purdue Owl is a great reference for things like how to format your paper and how to cite your sources.
• Tutors in the SSC and the Writing Center would love to talk you through it as well!

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• Purdue Owl is a great reference for things like how to format your paper and how to cite your sources.
• Tutors in the SSC and the Writing Center would love to talk you through it as well!

Visit the writing center webpage for the most current hours of operation

Body doubling is a good way to get anything done with some accountability, from homework to dishes! You can do this with friends or book a time with a tutor.

The Pomodoro method can make sustaining focus more manageable by breaking study sessions into smaller periods of time devoted to singular tasks, broken up by small breaks.

There are other methods as well! We encourage you to engage with all of the academic resources on campus, like TRIO and the Writing Center as well as the SSC.

Math tutors are in the Math Lab, located in Sequoyah Hall, room 134A. The tutor information can be found on the Math Lab door or by emailing the chair of the math department, David Sicilian dsicilian@haskell.edu