we are an academic support service for adult students enrolled at unc charlotte.
OASES supports and enhances the educational experiences for adult learners in many ways!
- Get ready for the Fall 2019 Semester: Start of School Brochure
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Current Students: Academic Advising, Scholarships, Honor Society, and Much More!
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New Students: Key Resources for Getting Started!
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Readmitted (Former) Students: Readmit Applicaiton, Advising, and Policy Changes!
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Prospective Students: Admissions and Adult Student Resources
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Want to know more? Review our extended FAQ's.
AUGUST 2019 EVENTS
Thursday (8/22), Friday (8/23), and Monday (8/26) | Chat with an Advisor (8 am - 5 pm; Barnard 106)
Click here for more details and to view our other events!
ADVISING
Offering convenient extended evening and morning office hours! Let us help you develop your academic plan, identify interests and career goals, choose a program of study, and select resources that support student success!
current students
Current students can make an appointment using CONNECT. Advisors are located under the "Get Advising" on the right side of the homepage.
PROSPECTIVE students
Interested in attending UNC Charlotte? Prospective students can call 704‑687‑5104 or email adultstudents@uncc.edu to schedule an appointment.
49er Finish Program
Graduating over 900 former UNC Charlotte students, the award winning 49er Finish Program assists eligible students in returning to complete their degree. (read more)
OASES Office
Barnard 106
Directions to the Barnard Office
704‑687‑5104
Fax: 704‑687‑1690
adultstudents@uncc.edu
Office HOURS
ACCESSIBILITY
Prospective Students: If you have a mobility issue, or develop a medical condition that affects your mobility, please contact OASES 24 hours before your appointment to schedule niner paratransit for pick-up and drop-off services.
Current Students: Please contact Niner Paratransit to register for the service or to arrange a convenient location for the meeting.
How do I apply as an adult student?
CAN I meet with an advisor first?
Who is an adult or non-traditional student?
