FlightPath is ULM's online advising and degree audit system. Students can log onto FlightPath and monitor their degree progress online. The courses they have already completed, plus their earned grades and credits for those courses, appear within the degree checksheet.
Students can see their degree plan broken down by year (Freshman year courses, Sophomore year courses, etc) or by type of course (major requirements in one column, electives in another, etc).
Students can see what they have left to take to graduate, as well as explore what
options they have for electives.
The Academic Advisors at the Student Success Center work collaboratively with students to help you explore and ultimately develop and achieve academic goals. We see choosing Undeclared as a chance to investigate, learn, and find the right path to your future! You will work with advisors to match your interests and abilities to majors at ULM. Keeping an open mind to potential areas of interest while actively exploring potential majors is very beneficial for some students.
Will it take me longer to graduate if I choose the Undeclared option?
No, we will help you take courses that will count towards all majors, but will ask
you to try classes to help you make a decision.
Will my classes count towards a major?
Absolutely!
Are there many Undeclared majors in college?
You are in the majority! Approximately 35 percent of all college students are Undeclared.
Can I change my major once I make a decision?
Certainly. About 75 percent of all students will change their major at least once.
Many change their major over three times.
What can I do to help me decide on a major?
Meet often with your advisors to receive assistance with the decision-making process,
referrals to faculty and resources on campus, and information about colleges and majors
at ULM. Take courses in the areas you are considering as a major and talk to the professors
and students in those courses. Experiences through volunteer and job opportunities
can also be valuable to help you narrow down your options.
How long can I be Undeclared?
We recommend that students identify their major after one year of courses or 30 credit
hours. If students remain undeclared for more than 30 credits, it may jeopardize their
ability to graduate within four years.
How to Check Online Class Restrictions
How to Check Student Classification for Registration
How to Check Course Pre-Requisites in Banner
How to View Your Holds in Banner
How to View Your Advisor in Banner
How to View Wintersession Classes Only
How to View Advised Classes in Flightpath
How to Find Important Dates for Semester
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Records Management and Privacy
The Student Success Center adheres to ULM's policy regarding student privacy. Information about this policy is available on the Registrar's Office website at http://registrar.ulm.edu/ferpa.html