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- Your Engineering account is based on your enrollment with UCSB, when your enrollment ends, your accounts at UCSB will start to expire.
- Not all accounts will expire at the same time as your CoE account:
- Some services such as the VPN and Library access have no delay and will expire at the same time as your UCSBnetID.
- You can check you CoE account status at https://accounts.engr.ucsb.edu/maintain/login default expiration is 30 days post UCSBnetID expiration.
- Umail expires normally 13 months after UCSBnetID expiration.
- Connect.ucsb.edu and its associated @ucsb.edu email alias will not expire until the last alias in said account expires. meaning it always expires after CoE and Umail expiration.
- It is possible to be in a situation where your Umail and Connect accounts are expiring AFTER DUO has already expired, be sure to set up Google 2SV. For more information see:
- Expiration does not mean immediate deletion however, that takes several months. You may request /wiki/spaces/EIKB/pages/527303469 CoE Alumni Forwarding up to 30 days post CoE account expiration.
- Alumni forwarding is only set up on request. If you do not request it, it is not set up.
As forwarding is done via UCSB Google Connect email servers, forwarding abides by all UCSB Google Connect terms, conditions and policies.
Google reserves the right to cancel forwarding without compensation as per the above line.
- Google reserves the right to cancel forwarding if it is not used or used for commercial purposes.
- It is highly recommended that once you graduate, you start transitioning all non-UCSB accounts away from being tied to any UCSB email address.
- If you want a full email account and not just a forward post graduation:
- The alumni association offers email to its members. https://www.alumni.ucsb.edu/about/benefits/gauchomail
- Many companies such as google and yahoo also offer free email accounts.
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