OASS Mission

The Office for Academic and Student Services (OASS) is devoted to providing a comprehensive system of student, faculty, and staff support to enhance student success in progressing through various programs in the College of Education. OASS accomplishes this mission in many ways.

Advising

  • Assists students through an advising process that promotes informed, capable, ethical, and reflective decision-making

Auditing Student Progress

  • Coordinates and monitors college efforts to recruit, support, and retain students
  • Manages and monitors students through decision points in academic programs
  • Coordinates the College’s student scholarships

Clinical Placements

  • Serves as a collaborative link between academic departments, school districts, and other partners through the coordination of clinical placements

Data Management and Reporting

  • Manages the College’s data system to assist with external and internal reporting
  • Communicates with departments to provide data for program improvement

Accreditation and Program Approval

  • Coordinates and monitors the College’s CAEP accreditation and Florida Department of Education program approval process.

Office for Academic and Student Services

College of Education Student Advising

Advising Notice

The College of Education's Office for Academic & Student Services offers in-person, virtual and phone advising options Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT.

How to schedule an appointment.

Student Advising

Formal Programming Process for Undergraduates

To stay on track in their program, all undergraduate students must meet all lower division requirements and formal admissions requirements as follows:

Elementary, Exceptional, and Secondary Education

  • 60 Credit hours with a cumulative 2.5 GPA
  • Pass all sections of the General Knowledge Test and submit official passing score report to OASS

Early Care and Education

  • 60 Credit hours with a cumulative 2.5 GPA

Forms

Petitions

Transient Student Forms

Graduation Procedures

A student must apply for a degree on the appropriate form provided in the Office of the Registrar by the end of
the third week of the semester in which the student expects to graduate.

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