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Current Students

Find advising guidance, planning support, and trusted resources for your path through Croft.

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Find What You Need

Croft students have a lot to manage: language study, study abroad, senior thesis planning, and the everyday work of moving through a demanding major.

Use this page as a public starting point for stable resources and guidance. For current forms, approved courses, advising details, and materials that change by term, use Croft’s internal student resources or talk with your advisor.

Student Resources

  • Scholarships & Funding

    Find scholarship information and funding opportunities connected to the Croft experience.

    View Funding Options
  • University Registration

    Find registration dates, priority registration information, course load details, and university registration steps.

    Visit the Registrar
  • Experience

    Use the university鈥檚 student portal for registration, grades, financial aid, academic records, advising tools, and other student services.

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  • Academic Support

    Find university-wide academic resources and support services for students.

    See Academic Resources

Meet With Your Advisor

Croft students do not have to plan their path alone. You will be assigned an in-house advisor who will help you think through course planning, registration, language study, your regional concentration, your thematic track, study abroad timing, senior thesis preparation, and the next steps you need to take.

FAQs

Common Current Student Questions

Croft shares current forms, approved course information, and term-specific planning materials through internal student resources. If you are unsure where to find something, contact your advisor before making registration or planning decisions.

Meet with your advisor before registration and whenever you are making decisions that affect your progress through Croft. Advising is especially important when you are planning courses, preparing for study abroad, thinking ahead to senior thesis, or considering opportunities connected to your academic goals.

Absolutely. Croft cares about where students want to go, not just what they need to complete. If you are interested in a particular field, region, fellowship, internship, graduate program, or career path, talk with your advisor or a member of the Croft team.

In many cases, Croft can help students think through next steps, identify useful experiences, or connect with alumni, visiting professionals, faculty, or other contacts who can share perspective on the field.

Yes. Students may be part of both Croft and the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College.

Because each program has its own requirements, students should plan carefully and work closely with their advisors. Croft advising can help students think through course planning, language study, study abroad, senior thesis, Honors College requirements, and timing.

Ask your advisor. Croft has many moving parts, and students are not expected to sort through every question alone. Your advisor can help you find the right resource, office, or next step.