Advising Frequently Asked

No you do not, but the classes that your advisor suggested are classes that will keep you on track for graduation.

A baccalaureate degree with honors is awarded to those students who have grade point averages on all courses attempted as follows:

• 3.5 honors (cum laude)
• 3.8 high honors (magna cum laude)
• 4.0 highest honors (summa cum laude)

The course load varies per semester.

• Session I – 6 hours
• Session II – 18 hours
• Session III or IV – 9 hours (each session)

No you do not; however the summer semester is a great chance to get ahead on some courses.

You must complete RCUD requirements to be eligible to take and 3000/4000 level class.

Yes, but you must apply to be a transient student BEFORE you attend the other school. You must see your advisor for the appropriate paperwork.

To declare a minor or a major fill out the online major change request form.

Yes. You will need to see that department in which you are minoring for the appropriate course requirements.

eCore are online core courses that are provided through a state-wide collaborative program. eCore courses are taught entirely online, except for the occasional proctored exam. For more information, please visit the ECORE website.

This amount varies per semester. The current rates can be found in The Scoop.

You will need to adjust your schedule to include classes that are open. Reach out to your advisor as soon as possible to discuss options.

It is according to student ID number (917).