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The aim of the four-year graduation plan is to facilitate
the student's goal of graduating from the University in four years (may
include three intervening summer sessions). This is accomplished through
commitments made by both the participating student and The University
of Montana-Missoula.
The plan is intended for first-time UM freshmen, including freshmen
with Advanced Placement or High School Pilot Program credits.
The four-year graduation plan is designed for students seriously committed
to eight consecutive semesters of full-time study at The University
of Montana-Missoula. At the core of the Four Bear Program is the Four
Bear contract.
In order to fully participate in the Four Bear Program, students
will need to attend one of several informational meetings typically
scheduled in late September. At these meetings, students will
receive information about the UM's General Education Requirements, how
to be a successful Four Bear student, and how to develop an advisor-approved
four-year plan of study. The informational meetings for Fall Semester
2008 are scheduled for:
For assistance with four-year planning: Major prototypes
are available on the web at http://www.umt.edu/uac/fourbear/4%20year%20plans.htm.
Four-year worksheets
Walk-In advising at the Undergraduate Advising Center (Lommasson Center
269) - General Education Requirements only (for major/minor requirements,
please see specific department).
Information regarding the Four Bear Program will be provided to students
and parents during the summer orientations.
For further information contact:
Four Bear Coordinator
Phone: 243-2835
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