There are many benefits for taking at least 15 credits per semester: Reduces student loan debt + savings on tuition, housing and fees Promotes lower dropout rates and higher GPAs Allows earlier entry into your career Graduate on time by taking at least 15 credits a semester or 30 credits a year.
Pick a major for your job and a minor for your life – consider adding the new Sustainability minor to any major! All courses are embedded within the LASC requirements, covering Areas 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. The Intro course, SUST 200, is offered this summer, along with HIST 379 (Environmental History). Fall offerings include SUST […]
Spring 2020 advising began on March 23 and continues throughout the semester. Make an appointment with your academic advisor before registration begins on April 6. Unsure who your advisor is? Your advisor is listed on your Degree Audit Report (DAR). Below are instructions on how to view your DAR: Log in to eServices with your Star ID and password From […]
Spring 2020 advising began on March 23 and continues throughout the semester. Make an appointment with your academic advisor before registration begins on April 6. To check when your registration window opens, follow the instructions below: Log in to eServices and with your Star ID and password Click on “Courses & Registration” Click on “Registration Window” Change the semester if […]
Completing 30 credit hours within an academic year – generally 15 a semester – is what a student needs to graduate on time. There are other ways to get to 30 credits, too. Whether it’s 12 credits (fall) + 12 credits (spring) + 6 credits (summer) or some other combination, students can reach 30 credits total for the year.