the "School of Undergraduate Studies"

[MidwestMom2Kids_1]

<p>Starting for the high school class of 2009, a new home at Texas for some of those who aren’t sure if they belong in Liberal Arts or Natural Sciences or …</p>

<p>May 29, 2008: The University of Texas at Austin Establishes New School of Undergraduate Studies

AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas at Austin has established a new School of Undergraduate Studies as a college-level academic unit reporting to the executive vice president and provost.</p>

<p>The School of Undergraduate Studies will be led by Professor Paul B. Woodruff, who became inaugural dean of undergraduate studies in fall 2006. It will be the initial home for students who choose not to select another college or school before the beginning of the first year and for those who are admitted to the university but not into the majors they have chosen. The school will offer special advising resources to help new students explore potential majors before making a selection and to support continuing students who are considering a change of major.</p>

<p>The School of Undergraduate Studies will accept its first cohort of students in fall 2009.

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<p>[The</a> University of Texas at Austin Establishes New School of Undergraduate Studies | The University of Texas at Austin](<a href=“http://www.utexas.edu/news/2008/05/29/undergraduate_studies/]The”>http://www.utexas.edu/news/2008/05/29/undergraduate_studies/)</p>

[theloneranger]

<p>Woodruff is the former head of Plan II, and from everything I’ve ever heard a complete class act. This is part of the university’s plan to make the undergrad experience more individual. There are “signature courses” which are smaller sections, and this is part of the experience.</p>

<p>Perhaps a lot of what makes Plan II great will spill over into the new UGS school.</p>

[southernbelleQT]

<p>cool! that makes life alot easier on some</p>