Tools and Resources
AEA Calendar of Events
The AEA Calendar of Events, posted monthly, lists important university and academic unit deadlines, events and registration information.
Campus Resources
USC offers numerous resources to support your academic, personal and professional journey:
- The USC Student Handbook is an essential online resource that details the rights, responsibilities, and obligations you have as a student member of the USC community.
- My.USC.edu is a hub to access academic information and central services.
- Use the Ask.USC.edu site to search for answers to the most commonly asked questions. You can also contact various central service offices by selecting the “Email Us” link on the top of the home page.
- The Schedule of Classes includes information regarding courses, tuition and fees, registration dates and deadlines and various University policies.
- The Catalogue provides an overview of majors and minors, curriculum, and academic policies.
- Advise USC is a central platform to collaborate with academic advisors across the university. Resources for the system include:
- The Advise USC Navigation Tips (PDF) provides an overview of Advise USC student portal features and tools.
- Advise USC Portal Overview (video)
- Scheduling Appointments (video)
- Submitting a Referral (video)
- Creating a Support Case and Using “Chatter” (video)
- The AEA Campus Resource Sheet 2024-2025 lists a variety of resources for USC students.
Major Exploration Resources
Taking the time to reflect on your values and interests is key to the exploration process! Connect with your AEA advisor to review our major exploration activities and other tools to support your academic development.
FAQ Navigation Guides
Our Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) snippet videos provide guidance to help you navigate various academic scenarios as a current USC student – in four minutes or less!
- My transfer coursework is not appearing on my TCR/STARS report. What should I do?
- What is d-clearance and how do I get it?
- How can I register for classes?
- Do I have to register for a discussion/lab/quiz or just the lecture?
- How can I drop a class?
- Can I switch my courses after I register and do I have to tell my academic advisor what changes I need to make before making them?
- Is 10 minutes enough time to get from one class to another?
- A class that I want to take is full. What should I do next to try to register for the course?