Advising Questionnaire | NYU Gallatin

First Name *

Last Name *

NetID *

University ID *

Student Status *

Incoming First-Year Student

Transfer Student

Street Address

City

State/Province

ZIP/Postal code

Country

Previous School Attended *

Expected Graduation Month *

Expected Graduation Year *

Questions

At Gallatin, students, working with their academic advisers, develop individualized programs of study, the central focus of which is an interdisciplinary, integrated, dynamic concentration guided by a productive idea, concept, question, or issue. It is worthwhile at this moment to consider some of the ideas, subjects, concepts, and disciplines of particular importance to you.

Please identify some of the interests and/or questions you expect might inform your future concentration. *

(You are by no means bound by these, and, in fact, many students see their interests evolve or even drastically change as they take classes; rather, your answer is meant to help us match you with an adviser and serve as a starting point for discussing how a concentration might come together.)

What do you see as your academic strengths? What are some of the academic challenges you have faced? Which academic subjects have most interested you in the past? *

What about your first year at Gallatin concerns you most and why? Are there any skills you are especially concerned about mastering? *

What qualities, including shared academic interests, are most important to you in working with an adviser, who will serve as a key intellectual mentor during your time at Gallatin? What else would you like your adviser to know about you? *

What is the best thing you read, heard, saw, and/or ate this year? *

Do you plan on completing a pre-health curriculum?

Yes

Are you a first-generation college student?

Yes

(That is, are you the first person in your family to attend a 4-year institution of higher education?)

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