The University’s Advising Philosophy (from Undergraduate Bulletin)

Advising fosters intellectual, moral and personal growth in students. It is informed by the teachings of Ignatius Loyola, who advocated that Jesuit schools should educate students who will lead and be a leaven for good. This requires that students obtain both a firm base of knowledge and a strong sense of personal responsibility. Thus, ÏòÈÕ¿ûÊÓƵseeks to educate on both the intellectual and moral level. The mark of academic success is the ability of students to function as well-educated, responsible members of society. View full document.

• Four-year Planning Guide (degree completion plan)
• Center for Pre-health Professions Advising
• Quick Guide to study abroad for students in CHS 
• ÏòÈÕ¿ûÊÓƵCore Curriculum (MCC) - for students starting at MU Fall 2018 or later

Forms specific to the College of Health Sciences

• Waiver Request
• CHS Addendum — Independent Study Course Form
• Change of Major Request Form for Students in College of Health Sciences

Note: Please visit the ÏòÈÕ¿ûÊÓƵCentral website for all other University academic forms