College of Sciences Academic Services

Regular hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm

Introduction to COSAS COSAS is the primary office charged with providing academic assistance to undergraduate students within the College of Sciences. Our mission is to efficiently and professionally advise and serve students and the public with clear communication, concerned care, and creative solutions to problems. We help students with matters concerning college and university requirements, policies, and procedures. Students use our services primarily by walk-in, or by appointment for advising and special problems. To find out more about what COSAS does and does not do, go to the COSAS Academic Support Page.

Currently Enrolled Students From this site, undergraduate students taking classes in the College of Sciences can access information on Orientation, and Graduation. Just click on the appropriate link above. Students who need credits transferred from another institution can find out how to proceed by clicking on the Transferring Credits link above. If you know you need to fill out and turn in a specific form, click on Forms above to see a list of what we have available for download. Be sure to check back here for important updates, reminders, and additions.

Prospective Students Are you considering coming to UCF to get your degree? The College of Sciences (COS) is the largest academic unit at the university with a wide variety of programs available throughout the Natural, Computational, Behavioral, and Social Sciences.  COS departments offer forty baccalaureate, graduate, and pre-professional programs. COS also works in conjunction with UCF's other colleges to offer courses necessary for all students to satisfy the University's General Education Requirements.

College Departments If you need advising specific to your major, please contact your specific department.   Jump to a Department: ---Undergrad Info--- Anthropology Biology Chemistry Communication Mathematical Science Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Statistics and Actuarial Science ---Graduate Info--- Biology Conservation Biology Industrial Chemistry Forensic Science Communication Mathematics Master Mathematics Doctorate Applied Mathematics Physics Physics Doctorate Political Science Clinical Psychology Clinical Psych. Doctorate Indust./Organiztion. Psych. Indust./Organiztion. Psych. Doctorate Human Factors Doctorate Applied Sociology Statistical Computing SAS Data Mining ----------- UCF's Math Lab

COSAS Reminders:

Spring 2009

Spring 2009 GRAD INFO:
COSAS will be taking graduation review appointments from October 20-December 5. Please file your online Intent to Graduate for Spring 2009 on myUCF prior to meeting with us. Be sure to call our office to schedule your in-person graduation review appointment. See the graduation link above for more information.

For additional dates, please access the Academic Calendar.