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All incoming students receive dedicated support for first-quarter course selection from our Academic Advisors in the .

Beginning the week of July 6th, 2026 you’ll have opportunities to participate in virtual group advising sessions and individual meetings with an Academic Advisor. We’re here to ensure you start your journey at DU with confidence and excitement!

In early August, our Academic Advisors will review your Autumn/Fall Quarter schedule. If there are any concerns or adjustments needed, they will reach out to you via your DU email.

After you register for your FSEM and other classes, you will be assigned an Academic Advisor for in-depth discussions about your academic plan. Academic Advisors are paired with FSEM classes.Ìý

New Student Registration for Autumn Quarter 2026 will take place from July 20th - 24th. Our Academic Advisors are excited to meet with you and ensure you’re ready to succeed.Ìý

Click the links below to navigate this page or jump to a section:

• Important Advising & Registration Dates
• Required Actions before meeting with Academic Advising:
• Get Connected with an Academic Advisor
• Registration & Advising Contact Information

Important Advising & Registration Dates

Advising Period

First-Year Students: StartingÌýJuly 7th - 17th, 2026Ìý- Opportunities to participate in virtual group advising in addition to virtual individual meetings with an Academic Advisor.

Registration Period

Registration for Autumn Quarter 2026 forÌý²Ô±ð·ÉÌýfirst year and transfer studentsÌýis July 20-24, 2026.

Other Dates & Deadlines

Check the comprehensiveÌýAction Items & Important Dates checklistÌýto make sure you’re on track for joining the DU community.

Required Actions before Meeting with Academic Advising:

• Complete Discoveries Fall Experience - Academic Advising & Student Success Canvas Module

  The Canvas module (module 2) includes important information about the Common Curriculum, Academic Advising, and registration preparation. Allow at least 2 hours to complete this module. Taking your time with this module will set you up for success at DU!

• Take theÌýLanguage Placement Test

  • Students who are continuing to study a language they started learning prior to DU take a placement test to determine their starting course level. Transfer students should speak with an Academic Advisor if they have transfer language credit and next steps.Ìý
  • Some degree programs are exempt from the language requirement which includes the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and all Engineering degree programs. Students with these declared degree types do not need to take the proficiency placement test.
  • Contact cwlc@du.edu for questions regarding your placement test results.Ìý
• Review Math Advising Document (Business & STEM Majors)

  Math Advising DocumentÌý

  • Document includes recommended math pathways based on major requirements for Business and STEM Major Students.
  • Guidance using prior coursework, standardized test scores, and self-assessed readiness.
  • Non-business and non-STEM students should review AI-Natural Requirements for the Common Curriculum. We encourage you to watch the Common Curriculum video to learn more.
• Review aÌýSample Course Plan

  Review aÌýsample course planÌýfor your major area of interest

• Verify we have Received your AP/IB Scores

  AP and IB results are received in large batches starting inÌýmid-July.ÌýIt can take a couple of weeks to process these scores and award the appropriate transfer credit.Ìý

  To verify you’ve received your transfer credits, please log in to My4D > Student tools widget > My Student Profile > Prior Education and Testing (left-hand side), where your scores are displayed.

  If you have not requested your scores, please see directions below:

  • Request that your AP Scores (if applicable)Ìýbe sent to DU through theÌýÌý(school code is 4842)Ìý
  • IB graduates (if applicable)Ìýrequest your transcripts be sent directly to 91¶ÌÊÓƵ through theÌý.