About Us
The College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE) Office of Undergraduate Student Services (UGSS) consists of higher educational professionals who are committed to academic advising and student success.
Academic advising is an intentional educational process that teaches students to understand their curriculum, purpose of higher education, and university processes and procedures. We assist students in clarifying their educational goals and objectives and to create academic plans that are consistent with these goals, objectives, and the students' degree requirements.
Our goal Is to assist students in maximizing their educational experience from orientation to graduation.
Academic Advising Handbook
The Office of Undergraduate Student Services has created an academic advising handbook to assist and guide students on university and college policies and procedures. All students within the College of Education and Human Ecology should familiarize themselves with the information within this handbook. Inside the handbook, students will find appointment procedures and guidelines, major requirements, scheduling policies and procedures, as well as academic advising resources, just to name a few.
EDU PAES & EDU PL Courses No Longer Exist!
The faculty and administration of the College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE) have approved a proposal to change the course catalogue listing and subject codes for Education: Physical Activity and Educational Services (EDUPAES) and Education: Educational Policy and Leadership (EDUPL). Over the course of January, February, and March these changes will become visible in the course catalogue, curriculum.osu.edu, degree audits, and buckeyelink.osu.edu and be effective for Summer 2013 and after.
Link to EDUPAES and EDUPL courses sorted by old listing and course number pdf.
This proposal comes from the School of Physical Activity and Educational Services and the School of Educational Policy and Leadership, which are now part of newly realigned departments of Human Sciences and Educational Studies in the College of Education and Human Ecology.