How do I find out what classes I need?
How do I find out what classes I'm registered for?
How do I request a transcript?
Where is my class located?
Where do I park? Is parking free?
How do I drop a course?
Where do I buy books?
Where is the AGS library?
How do I get a library card?
Are computer labs available?
How do I gain access to the computers in the computer lab?
How do I gain access to the online library database resources?
Can I borrow books from any other libraries?
What is included in the $80 fee per term called “technology and student services”?
How do I find out what classes I need?
The Catalog and Student Handbook lists the program requirements for each program. The Director of Student Services will meet with you one-on-one to map out an academic plan. Program directors and other faculty are also available for academic advising.
How do I find out what classes I am registered for?
If you need a reminder about your schedule you can call the Office of Student Services at 612-861-7554 x103.
How do I request a transcript?
Requests for transcripts must be submitted in writing to the registrar's office with a $5.00 fee for each request. (There is no fee for the first transcript issued after graduation.) Transcript requests require a five day lead time to process the request. Forms are available on campus or click here to download a transcript request form.
Where is my class located?
All classes are held at 1550 East 78th St. in Richfield. Classes are held on the 2nd floor. Classroom assignments will be posted on the doors with the course number and instructor name.
Where do I park? Is parking free?
There is ample free parking in our lot.
How do I drop a course?
All registration and change of registration must be made in writing. Download Drop/Add form (PDF). Download Request for Withdrawal form (PDF).
Dropping a course for either session 1 or 2 on or after
the first day of any term will result in a grade of "w"
(withdrawn) on the transcript which cannot be removed.
Where do I buy books?
Though AGS does not sell books directly to students, textbooks may be purchased through the AGS Bookstore at MBS Direct. Our online AGS Bookstore service lists required and supplemental texts for all AGS classes and allows students to link directly to MBS Direct for online purchase. Many AGS course texts are also available online through other major booksellers. Click here for specific information about required textbooks.
Where is the library?
The AGS Library is on the second floor of our facility in Richfield located across from the reception area and staff offices. Library hours are Monday through Friday 1 to 8 pm if there are classes meeting, 1 to 6 pm if there are no classes that night. The library is also open Saturdays from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm on days when there are classes meeting.
How do I get a library card?
Student ID cards also function as library cards. They are issued during the first month of enrollment.
Are computer labs available?
There are computers available for student use in the Robert G. Bartholow Media Center. AGS also offers free wireless internet throughout our facility.
How do I gain access to the computers in the computer lab?
Computers are generally left logged in during the day. If the computer has been turned off or logged off, enter username: student and leave the password field blank.
How do I gain access to the online library database resources?
A link to the online resources is located on the Adler Library homepage. You will need a user id and password provided by the Adler Library.
Can I borrow books from any other libraries?
Forms to apply for borrowing privileges at the University of Minnesota Libraries are available to current students in the Adler Library and must be turned in to the Borrowing Privileges and Fines Office at the U of M.
What is included in the $85 fee per term called “technology and student services”?
On-line media center resources – for example:
- Access to Bibliographic databases (PsycINFO, Medline, ERIC)
- Access to Full-text of articles from American Psychological Association, American Psychiatric Association, and many others
- Access to full-text of ALL issues of Journal of Individual Psychology and The Individual Psychologist (JIP 1974-present via EBSCO, 1940-73 on AGS website)
Media Center computers with Office 2007
Classroom tech equipment available such as digital recording equipment along with supplies such as DVD’s
Unmetered copier use including color, black and white and scanning and fax machine
Grad School 101
APA Primer
Internship site management
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