What is plagiarism? What is AUB's code of conduct?
 

1. First, check on AUBsis (Student Information System), where all the information you should need is located
2. If you do not find what you need, contact your advisor for help.
3. As a last resort, you may contact the Student Services Officer of your Faculty

About my schedule?

1. First check your personal schedule information on AUBsis
2. Contact you advisor

3. If you still need help you may contact Mr. Mohammed Nassif (2573) or Ms. Rola Baddreddine (2584) in the Registrar’s Office, College Hall, 2nd floor
   Tour the campus on an interactive map.

1. Call Ms. Nawal Semaan, Coordinator of Student Housing at 3170. Her office is in West Hall.
2. Check the Student Housing web page.

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1. Guide to Student Activities
2. If you have further questions, contact Ms.Hiba Hamadeh, Assistant to the Director of Student Activities at 3179. Her office is in West Hall.       

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Explore the CNS webpage for students

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1. Explore the Moodle for students webpage.

2. Call Academic Computing Center at one of the following extensions: 3586 - 3588 - 3589 - 3515. ACC is located in Van Dyck Hall Annex 
   
   

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1. Look first at the website for the University Libraries.
2. If you need further help, call Reference Department at 2620/2621.

• Jafet library
• Engineering library 
• Science and Agriculture library

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Electronic Plagiarism page - AUB Code of Conduct

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If you would like to set up an appointment to talk with a counselor, call Mrs Chahla Kiblawi at 3196 at the Counseling Center.  The Counseling Center is on the second floor at West Hall.

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1. First look at the Financial Aid webpage.
2. If you need more help, contact Ms. Ghada Hajj or Ms. Raghida Samaha at 3160. Their offices are in West Hall Basement

1. First look at the webpage for The International Student Services (ISSO) and the Student Handbook.
2. If you need more help, contact Ms. Rania Murr, Coordinator for International Student Services at 3176, in West Hall.

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There is a "help desk" in West Hall during registration periods. Your questions can be answered there. You can also contact the Mohammad Nassif atthe Office of the Registrat or the Student Services Officer in your faculty.

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A credit is an academic unit of value. At AUB 3 credits are noramlly given to one full course each semester. 12 credits, which represents four courses, is the minimum requirement per semester for a full-time undergraduate student at AUB.

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 The Freshman Program requires completion of 30 credits, whether or not the  student remains in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences or shifts to another faculty. Students intending to major in a subject within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences may be accepted as provisional majors upon completion of 24 credits.

• Guide to Freshman Year
• Requirements Checklists per Major

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1. After you have received you AUBsis pin code, you will find the name of your adviser in your account in the Banner program. Your adviser has been assigned by the Dean of your Faculty.
    
2. You should then meet with your adviser. Call to make an appointment during his or her office hours. These are usually posted on the adviser’s office door. At your first meeting, you will be expected to talk about your academic interests and goals, and the courses and credits you are planning to take in the first year. You will also find out what steps you must take to register for classes on-line. You should receive your alternate pin code.

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Important transitions in your educational experience always have their difficulties. Moving into a new environment with new expectations will present challenges! Please find out whom you should contact if you need a specific kind of help. The AUB community has many resources for you.

At AUB you will be expected to take responsibility for your education in ways that were not required of you before. No one will necessarily know all the details of your program at AUB except you! So you must follow up personally with your advisor, during specified office hours, to make sure that your academic program is appropriately planned and scheduled. You will be responsible for registration deadlines and for knowing the academic policies and procedures necessary to function well at AUB. If you are having difficulties with academic or personal issues, it is up to you to seek out your advisor or the AUB counselor.

Along with more responsibility, you will also have more freedoms, both academic and social. You will have choices to make about your academic program, about your life-style, and about the friends you will have at AUB. Be sure that you are aware of the policies and procedures that will affect you. The social fabric of the AUB community is carefully woven together with standards and expectations for faculty and students. You will be a part of our community, invited to participate freely in all aspects of student life, but also responsible for respecting and preserving the community.

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Green Oval
West Hall
Ada Dodge Hall
Ada Dodge Hall Food Court
Main Gate Plaza
Engineering cafeteria

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You may go to the infirmary (UHS) . Present yourself at the reception desk, and a nurse will help you. University Health Service doctors are available to see you in Building 56, adjacent to AUBMC Visitors’ Parking lot, ground floor. 

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Check these sites on line :  

• AUB Home Page
• AUB WebBulletin
• AUB Bulletin Today Online
• Outlook, The Student Newspaper
• Student Activities Guide
• Office of the Registrar

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