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Advice from an academic advisor related to any aspect of a
student's academic life (for example, course planning)
Advising appointment Appointment that
the student has with the academic advisor to review academic progress,
discuss academic policies, and plan future courses
Advisor One who maintains a student's
degree plan, monitors a student's performance and progress, and
gives advice related to course selection, degree requirements, programs
of study, and options for earning credit (such as tests, challenge
exams, and prior learning assessment)
Applicant A prospective student that
has submitted application for admission to the University
Colleague Regis University's student
information system software
Complete file
All admissions documentation has been forwarded to the University
as defined by the applicant's program of study
Degree plan An academic contract between
Regis University and the student, which specifies the course requirements
for a student's declared major field of study, the institutional
policies related to the degree, the length of time allowed to complete
the degree, and the prerequisites for graduation
ITS Information Technical Services
Library Regis library resources are
accessible virtually via the world wide web. Some resources, such
as the library catalog, are freely available via the web, while
access to others, such as licensed databases, require the use of
library card numbers or other authorizations and passwords.
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Library card (number)
A library card with a barcode library card number (beginning with
A9/) is issued to Regis on-campus students. Online student library
card numbers consist of the A9/the student's social security number.
Library card numbers provide the basis for authentication and access
to many library licensed databases
New student A student who is attending
the University for the first time or a student who has previously
attended the University, but has not taken a class in the last year
and has not signed a degree plan for the program registered
Non-traditional student (graduate
or undergraduate) A student enrolled in an accelerated program that
usually meets in the evenings or on weekends. The student is generally
over the age of 23 and has full-time work experience
Orientation To familiarize with new
surroundings or circumstances
Prospective student An individual
who has submitted a self-initiated inquiry to the University
Regisnet Regis' local and wide area
network and the system and servers which reside there
Regisnet account The online profile
for Regis University students, faculty, staff, and approved guests
that allows access to Regisnet resources
Student ID number The seven digit,
randomly generated identification number used in records processing
Traditional student (graduate or undergraduate)
Usually 18-22 years old, attending classes full-time during the
day in the semester format
University database See colleague
Web advisor The web-based interface
to the University's Student Information System (aka Colleague)
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