CNAS Scholars (UCR)

Are you interested in pursuing a career in Healthcare? Then the Health Professions Advising Center (HPAC) is a resource designed for you! HPAC is invested in your success, both academically and professionally. By providing you with academic assistance, mentoring, advising, and support, the professional staff and peer mentors of HPAC will help you move forward towards your professional aspiration.  HPAC provides information on most of the health professions. While a lot of students are focused on one type of career in the healthcare field, such as going into m edicine , HPAC workshops go over other all types of careers in healthcare! Other health professions that HPAC covers include, but not limited to, pharmacy, dentistry, podiatry, and physical therapy !  In addition to the awareness of various health professions that HPAC promotes, they also have a variety of workshops pertaining to Interviews, Post-Bacc opportunities, Letters of Recommendation, etc. These worksho

Are you unsure of your term plan for the next quarter? Are you interested in pursuing a minor or another major? Do you want to generate a four-year course plan? All of the questions above and other inquiries about your academic career can be addressed and answered by your Academic Advisor ! As a CNAS student, you are assigned to an Academic Advisor who will work with you to make sure your academic progress towards your degree is on track, and your assigned Academic Advisor can be found on your Student Profile and the Degree Audit in R'Web. From concerns of taking a course or courses outside of UCR to the consideration of taking a leave of absence from the university, CNAS Academic Advisors are here to provide you the guidance and proper campus resources you need to better navigate your college degree path and the university as a whole.    Along with that, the advisors of the  CNAS Undergraduate Academic Advising Center also make sure you and other students are aware of

College is not only difficult, but it is full of unknowns. The CNAS Scholars Program has been dedicated to improving the experience of 1st year CNAS students and acquainting them to resources that this university has to offer. Comprised of CNAS faculty, staff, and student peer mentors, this student success program is dedicated to providing first-year students the skills and resources to make their transition and first year of college life successful. So what does CNAS Scholars offer? This program offers supplemental instruction, NASC093, peer mentoring, research opportunities, guaranteed seats in core science classes, and the opportunity to meet new people who are also in CNAS.  CNAS Scholars Program focuses on aiding students with exposure to campus resources. Through NASC093 , students are not only able to learn about the different study skills needed to succeed, but will also learn more about what the school has to offer. The course also covers topics such as research, v

Are you experiencing challenges for certain courses?  Do you want to get involved in a peer mentoring program? Would you like to develop and improve skills that will allow you to be successful at UCR and beyond? If so, read on to learn more about the Academic Resource Center !  Whether you are looking for academic support programs or if you are interested in personal growth and development, the Academic Resource Center (ARC) offers a wide variety of services and programs to assist students in being successful on campus. From Supplemental Instructions and Tutoring to the Writing Center , the team of professionals and student staff at the ARC offers assistance in courses of various academic disciplines to better support you towards your academic goals.  Along with the academic support services, the Assistance, Coaching, and Encouragement (ACE) peer mentoring program and R'Success Workshops at the ARC are opportunities for you to engage in your personal and professi