Review your degree evaluation and ensure that your fall and spring enrollments will allow you to meet all graduation requirements by the end of your senior year. Consult with your faculty advisor or an academic counselor, if necessary.
Create a 4 year (or more) graduation plan with an academic counselor.
Consult with your faculty advisor and Academic Counseling & Support about elective courses, academic minors, internship opportunities, research, etc.
Research graduate and professional schools, application deadlines and programs that interest you. Get help writing your personal statement from faculty members and the Career Development Center.
Ask a librarian about RefWorks to help you organize your research and make citing sources and formatting bibliographies a snap.
Consider applying for a post-graduate international scholarship or fellowship, like the U.S. Fulbright Student Program. Contact the Fulbright Program Advisor at least 15 months before your expected graduation date