Current Students
Respect & Trust
- You have joined an online community that is built on the
principles of respect and trust. Your personal and academic growth, as well as
that of the community, is entirely dependent on interactions with others. Thus,
you should cultivate and encourage interaction by respecting all members of the
community, regardless to how they might be different from you.
- We expect you to always respect the rights of others, just as others are expected to be respectful of your rights. We also trust that you will not misuse the freedom and privileges that accompany being a member of this community. Trust implies that you will accept responsibility for your own actions and for your own personal growth. As a member of the community, you are expected to earn the trust of others by demonstrating a commitment to honesty and integrity in all of your pursuits.
Dean of Students Office
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Here you will find a link to the Code of Student Conduct, Academic Regulations and the Veteran's Affair office as well as information on academic honesty among other important information and offices.
Undergraduate Academic Calendar
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You can plan ahead with this future semester information.
- For important refund dates and add/drop
information CPE/Continuing & Professional
Education calendar
- You should print off the calendar for easy access to important registration and refund dates.
Advising
Isenberg School of Management Online Advising
onlinebba@Isenberg.umass.edu (413) 577-2760
- Not all courses are offered every semester it is recommended that you have a degree completion plan worked out by you and your advisor. This will assist in finishing your degree to meet your goals. It is flexible however and adjustments can always be made depending on your other commitments. It is very helpful to see your academic career planned out, knowing when you will finish can be a great motivator.
• Advising sessions are available via email, phone, or in person.
• If you have questions regarding degree requirements, and your degree completion plan, please contact your dedicated advisor Tania Fuller.
Academic Status-
For information on Good Standing, Academic Warning, Academic Probation, Academic Suspension, Academic Dismissal, Immediate Reinstatement Appeals
Non-Photo Student ID
Distance Learning ID Card Homepage: https://services.jsatech.com/textpage.php?pageid=349&cid=119
As an Online student you qualify for the Distance Learning ID Card, a non-photo student ID card.
For information please follow the link provided above.
Prior approval for transfer course work
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may transfer up to 75 credits, including CLEP credits taken prior to acceptance. At least 45 credits must
be taken through UMA and 30 must be taken starting with your semester of
acceptance.
- If you are a former UMA student and opted for Fresh Start you must
take 45 credits starting with your semester of acceptance.
- Courses you take elsewhere need prior approval for transfer including CLEP exams up to senior year.
- Seniors who wish to complete any part of their senior year in absentia including CLEP must fill out the senior year in absentia prior approval form.
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Send official University or College transcripts to-
Tania Fuller Online BBA Isenberg School of Management #308, 121 President's Drive Amherst, MA 01003
Send official AP, CLEP or TOEFL score reports to-
Undergraduate Admissions Office Mather Building 37 Mather Drive Amherst, MA 01003, 413-545-0222 mail@admissions.umass.edu. The CEEB code is 3917
University Graduation Requirements
www.umass.edu/ug_programguide/academicinfo/universitygraduationrequirements.html
- Whether or not you attend the Commencement ceremony, in order to be graduated and receive your diploma you must complete the "Intent to Graduate" form and fee during your last semester of attendance. NEW for students entering FALL 2012- $135 Undergraduate Entering Fee, non-refundable fee combines the lifetime transcript and commencement fees into one fee.
- Please check SPIRE to see that your "Expected Graduation Term" and mailing address is correct. This is near the bottom of the first page when you log in to your SPIRE account. If it is not correct, request to have your grad term changed through your Student Center in SPIRE,www.oit.umass.edu/support/spire/graduation-data-students. It won't happen instantaneously; requests are periodically sent to the registration office from SPIRE where they will be processed.
Summer last semester = September Graduate
Fall or wintersession last semester = February Graduate
Spring last semester = May Graduate
Commencement ceremonies are held once a year and all students graduating that year are invited to attend. Diplomas are not handed out but mailed to your address in SPIRE form approximately 3 months after your graduation month. Tickets are not required and there is no limit on guests, all graduates and their friends and families are invited, no tickets required.
UMass Amherst Commencement Information Homepage: www.umass.edu/commencement/
For information on the past ceremonies please see 2012 Commencement Information
The 2012 University of Massachusetts Amherst Undergraduate Commencement was be held Friday, May 11, 2012, 4:00-5:30 p.m. McGuirk Alumni Stadium.
The Isenberg School of Management Senior Celebration was be held on Saturday, May 12, 2012 9-10am at The Mullins Center.
These two events are fantastic! Graduating seniors can attend both the University Commencement ceremony and the special Isenberg School Senior Celebration. Degrees are conferred at commencement while seniors will receive a commemorative UMass Amherst medal at the Isenberg Senior Celebration.
We encourage graduating seniors and their families to attend both the University Commencement and the Isenberg Senior Celebration.
We look forward to meeting YOU!
You may request regalia be mailed to you prior to commencement or you may pick it up before commencement at the stadium when you arrive.



