Academic Advising is an ongoing conversation between students and faculty central to the Middlebury experience.
From the earliest days in first-year seminars, to the scholarly focus of declaring a major, to the final year of planning for graduation and beyond, Academic Advising is an ongoing conversation between students and faculty central to the Middlebury experience.
Whether in the classroom, the office, over lunch, or casually chatting along the walkways around campus, Middlebury College faculty foster students' undergraduate independence while helping them plan their futures. Students work individually with faculty to develop multi-year strategies that reflect each student's interests, strengths and academic goals.
Students' advising needs change over their four years at Middlebury:
First-Year Students: Pre-Advising, Choosing Courses, Transitioning to College Academics
Sophomores: Declaring a Major, Choosing an Adviser, Preparing to Go Abroad
Juniors: Studying Abroad, Internships, Requirements of Majors
Seniors: Senior Research, Capstone Work, Completing the Major, Graduate School and Employment
Information for 2011-2012
Links for faculty and students
Course schedule: Fall 2012
Searchable Course Catalog & Schedule Planner
Course schedules: Spring 2012
CW Courses for Spring 2012:
