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ADVISING INFORMATION What is the Academic Advising Center? The Academic Advising Center (AAC) is dedicated to student success. The AAC provides students with academic advising, guidance, and support during their fi rst two years at UTEP enabling them to make well informed decisions. Professioal Advisors and student peer advisors help UTEP students with course selection, program requirements and goal-setting. Please call or visit us at: AAC Building - 1 st Floor 915-747-5290 M-F 8:00 am - 6:00 pm How do I know if I am required to get advised each semester? Not every major requires advising. Prior to each semester students should review the Major Advising Information in the Schedule of Classes (pp. 18-24) or log onto www.utep.edu and click on your myutep.edu account. You can then check your “hold screen” for advising holds. Students will also receive an email a month prior to registration with a list of his/her holds. How do I know what courses to take? Students may obtain a degree plan at their major department or on the department’s website. Students should also meet with their department advisor or AAC advisor for additional clarifi cation about courses. 18 Fall 2009 | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES ACADEMIC ADVISING Advising Information Major Advising Information Advising Contacts How do I change my major? A student planning to change majors should visit his/her (current) major department and obtain a change of major form. Then the student will take the form to the department of his/her desired new major. What is TSI? The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) ensures that students entering a Texas public college or university are prepared for college-level math, writing, and reading-intensive courses. Entering students must take the Texas Higher Education Assessment (THEA), Accuplacer, or other approved alternative prior to enrolling in any college or university. In accordance with Texas law, all non-exempt full-time or part-time freshmen in certifi cate programs or degree programs that enter public institutions of higher education must complete TSI assessment prior to enrollment at the university. What does it mean to be TSI required? To satisfy the Texas Success Initiative requirements at UTEP, entering students are encouraged to take Accuplacer, which also serves as a placement test for Math, English, and reading-intensive courses. Non-exempt students who don’t pass one or more sections of the test will be advised by the Academic Advising Center into an appropriate developmental course according to UTEP’s Developmental Education Accountability Plan. How do I complete TSI? Students complete the Texas Success Initiative when they have passed the Reading, Writing, and Math sections of THEA, Accuplacer, or approved alternative; OR when they receive a “C” or better in a college-level writing, math, and reading-intensive course. Reading-intensive courses include HIST 1301 and 1302, POLS 2310 and 2311, SOCI 1301 and PSYC 1301. Education majors should consult an advisor in the College of Education regarding THEA requirements for acceptance into teacher certifi cation program. If I passed one or more sections of the TSI at another institution, will my TSI status transfer to UTEP? Yes. The Admissions Offi ce evaluates TSI status when they evaluate transfer coursework. Are there any exemptions for TSI? Yes, if you think that you qualify for any exemptions check with the Admissions Offi ce at 747-5890.
Major Advising Information and Contact ACADEMIC ADVISING Code Major Contact Location Phone Required Advising College of Business Administration - Undergraduate Majors ACCT Accounting (60+ hours) Accounting Advisor (by appointment) BUSN 219 747-7764 no PBUS Pre-Business (0-59 hours) Professional Development Center BUSN 103 747-7753 yes 0-30 Pre-Business (60+ hours) Undergraduate & Graduate Advising Offi ce BUSN 102 747-5174 no College of Business Administration - Graduate Majors BAMA BAMA (BBA in Accounting/Macy) Accounting Advisor BUSN 219 747-7764 yes BMBA BMBA (combines BBA/MBA) Accounting Advisor BUSN 219 747-7764 yes IBUS International Business Ph.D. Program Director BUSN 101 747-5241 yes BSAD Master of Business Administration Graduate Coordinator BUSN 102 747-5174 yes Code Major Contact Location Phone Required Advising College of Education - Undergraduate Majors CATE Career & Technology Education Mr. James Valdez EDUC 310A 747-7639 yes TED Teacher Education Advising, Recruitment, and Career Cntr EDUC 412 747-5475 no ED87 Pre-Education (0-45 hours only) Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes College of Education - Graduate Majors CATE Career & Technology Education Mr. James Valdez EDUC 310A 747-7639 yes EDAD Educational Administration/MED Ed Leadership/Foundations Department EDUC 501 747-5300 yes EDLA Ed Leadership & Administration/PhD Ed Leadership/Foundations Department EDUC 501 747-5300 yes EDMA Education/MA Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no EDUC Education/MED Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no DIAG Educational Diagnostics Dr. Lawrence Ingalls EDUC 710 747-7583 yes Dr. Beverley Calvo EDUC 713 747-5266 yes GUID Guidance and Counseling Dr. Don Combs EDUC 708 747-7585 no Dr. Steve Johnson EDUC 707 747-7584 no Dr. Roberto Gonzalez EDUC 709 747-7640 no Dr. Martin Guo EDUC 705 747-7609 no Dr. Melinda Haley EDUC 703 747-7496 no INSP Instructional Specialist/MED Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no READ Reading Education Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no SPED Special Education Dr. Helen Hammond EDUC 711 747-7642 yes Dr. Robert Trussell EDUC 713 747-7520 yes Code Major Contact Location Phone Required Advising College of Engineering - Undergraduate Majors CE Civil Engineering Dr. Vivek Tandon ENGR A221 747-6924 yes CS Computer Science Computer Science Department COMP 234 747-5480 yes EE Electrical Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes IE Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering Department ENGR A130 747-6927 yes SCHEDULE OF CLASSES | Fall 2009 19
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