Advising and Pre-registration

• Pre-registration begins Monday,
October 12
• Make an appointment with your advisor
• You’ll need your PIN to register.
Your advisor will provide it to you.

• Log into Buzz In
• Academic Life Tab
• Student Self Service Link
• Student Records
• Final Grades
• Select Term and Submit

• Log into Buzz In
• Select Academic Life tab
• Click "Look Up Classes" in the Tools box
• Select semester in "Search by Term"
• Click Submit.
• Use the selection options
• Search the class schedule.

• Go to the Academic life tab.
• Click “Student Records” in the Student Self Service Links.
• Click “Degree Evaluation.”
• Click Submit. There is no need to change the term listed.
• At the bottom of screen, click “Generate New Evaluation.”
• Click the radial button(s) next to your degree(s).
• Click Generate Request. It may take a moment or two.
• Click the radial button next to “Detail Requirements.”
• Click Submit.

This includes the classes you are enrolled in for the next semester, too. For example, if it shows you have 24 hours toward your degree it does not mean that you have passed 24 hours, it means that the twelve hours you are taking this semester, and the 12 you are taking next semester count toward your degree.

• The Degree Evaluation is broken up into sections much like a General Education requirement sheet. To find out what else might be needed to complete each area, you can find a PDF of the
Gen Ed requirements at: http://www.emporia.edu/dotAsset/7a3396a4b6aa-44be-bd11-c5501e208235.pdf.
• A PDF of your major requirements is here: http://www.emporia.edu/sac/list-ofmajors.html
• Contact your Advisor with questions.

• Apply electronically -
• Log into Buzz In account
• Click on Academic Life tab
• Click Student Records link in the Student Self
Service links channel (located in the middle of the page).
• Choose Intent to Graduate application and follow the prompts.

Please make sure that you do not proceed with this submission until you have really read ALL of the directions. For example, if the curriculum that shows up is incomplete or entirely wrong (e.g. you are told you are pursuing a Bachelor of Science when you know you are actually pursuing a
Bachelor of Arts, or your minor is not listed), STOP and contact the Degree Analysis office at 341-5150 or via e-mail at abaldwin@emporia.edu
. In such cases we need to make sure we have the opportunity to correct your record right away to prevent a possible graduation delay.

• List of all ESU majors & PDF of curriculum guides: http://www.emporia.edu/sac/list-ofmajors.html
• Possible careers that match majors: http://whatcanidowiththismajor.com/major/

• October 15 - Students expecting to receive degrees in December the following year
• February 15 - Applications for
May the following year.
• June 15 – Applications for
August of the following year.

• ES 110 & 111 – must have same professor
• CH 123 & 124 – science majors / pre-health
(prereq of MA110)
• CH 120 & 121 – nursing majors
• PH 190/191/192 – science majors (calculusbased)
• PE activity course does NOT equal PE 100
Active Living (gen ed option)

• Depends on student’s proficiency (required minimum level = 210)
• [language] 110 + [language] 210 + 3-hour course = 13 hours
• OR
• [language] 210 + 3-hour course = 8 hours (for students who can start beyond 1 st semester of language)
• OR
• 300-level [language] course + 3-hour course = 6 hours
(for students who can start beyond 1 st & 2 nd semesters of language)

Rule of Thumb for Foreign Language Course Placement
• 1 year of high school language = 1 college semester (start in
210)
• 2 years of high school = 2 college semesters (start in 300level course)
• 3-4 years of high school = SA 314
• Spanish heritage students should go to SA 314
• Note: Students will take a placement assessment at beginning of the semester to verify correct course level
Spanish Placement
Exam: https://canvas.emporia.edu/enroll/LTMHCR

Theatre Appreciation
Stagecraft
Stagecraft Lab
E.T.C.
Movement for Actors
Dance for Theatre I
Voice and Diction
Stage Costuming
Acting III
Adv Stage Make-Up
Costume Practicum
Scenery Practicum
Scene Painting
Intro to Theatrical Design
Survey of Dramatic Lit
Intro to Shakespeare
History of the Theatre II
Dance for Theatre III
Play Directing
Costume Design