1. Who is your EGR advisor?
   Select an advisor Jenny Binzley Beth Dawson Suzy Sandrik Eman Zaki For webmaster use only

2. Your full name:

   (first)	(middle)	(last)

3. Your ten-digit ID number:
   

4. Your email address:
   

5. How many semesters (including the current semester) have you been at UW-Madison?
   Select a response. 1 2 3 4 5 6

6. Answer either A or B (or both if you are considering majors in and outside of engineering):

   1. If you plan to study engineering, which engineering major are you most interested in right now?
      Select an engineering degree Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering Civil Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Mechanics Geological Engineering Industrial Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Engineering UNDECIDED

   2. If you plan to major in something outside of engineering, what major are you most interested in right now (you may type "undecided" if you are still exploring majors):
      

7. If you plan to major in an engineering discipline, what is your current math/science grade point average (GPA):
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8. What is your current cumulative grade point average?
   / 4.0

9. Have you applied for admission to an engineering department?
   Select a response. Yes No

10. Have you fulfilled the Communication Skills A requirement?
    HELP!! I don't know what this requirement is! [popup window]
    Select a response. Yes Currently Taking a Com Skills A Course No

11. List the courses and credits you are taking this semester (Fall 2009):
    

    Course (e.g., Econ 101)		Credits (e.g., 4)		Course (e.g., Econ 101)		Credits (e.g., 4)
    Course 1:		Course 1 Credit:		Course 2:		Course 2 Credit:
    Course 3:		Course 3 Credit:		Course 4:		Course 4 Credit:
    Course 5:		Course 5 Credit:		Course 6:		Course 6 Credit:
    Course 7:		Course 7 Credit:		Course 8:		Course 8 Credit:

12. You are responsible for knowing the curriculum requirements for the major you are planning to pursue, even if it is outside of engineering. Remember: The requirements often change! Be sure to check the departmental websites, look over the curriculum requirements, and note any changes. You may also stop by the department offices to pick up hard copies of the curriculum materials.

    Optional: Select one of the following engineering majors to see its specific curriculum guide.
    Select a curriculum. Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Mechanics Engineering Physics Geological Engineering Industrial Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Engineering

13. List the courses and credits you plan to take during Spring Semester 2010.

    Consider: Given your major of interest and your grade point averages so far, is this a reasonable load of courses and credits for you? Balance your semester load to meet your needs. Don't select courses just because they're all listed in a row on the curriculum guide.

    Consult the Timetable when it's available Oct. 24, to be sure the classes are offered and don't have a scheduling conflict.
    

    Course (e.g., Econ 101)		Credits (e.g., 4)		Course (e.g., Econ 101)		Credits (e.g., 4)
    Course 1:		Course 1 Credit:		Course 2:		Course 2 Credit:
    Course 3:		Course 3 Credit:		Course 4:		Course 4 Credit:
    Course 5:		Course 5 Credit:		Course 6:		Course 6 Credit:
    Course 7:		Course 7 Credit:		Course 8:		Course 8 Credit:

14. Comments and Questions for Your Advisor:
    What else should your advisor know to understand your course selection?
    Do you have any questions?
    

Optional Follow-Up Advising

As always, you are welcome to meet individually with your advisor to discuss your interests, goals, and options. To make an appointment with your advisor, call 262-2473 or stop by 1150 Engineering Hall. Although an individual meeting is optional, it's often a good idea!