If you are an entering first-time freshman, see Freshman Admission requirements.
If you are a transfer student with at least 21 previous credits, please visit Transfer Admission requirements.
A success coach is the main point of contact for all entering students both first year and new transfers. Success Coaches are responsible for advising, course selection, and registration of all first year and new transfer students.
Main Email: SuccessCoaches@tamuc.edu
Phone Numbers: 903.886.5174 or 903.886.5878
You have to be enrolled in at least 6 hours (2 courses) to be considered half-time and eligible for grants and loans. Full-time enrollment is 12 hours (4 courses).
See HERE for more financial aid questions & answers.
All students applying for financial aid with questions please contact Gari Yelenik - 903.886.5910.
All new & transfer students have an advising hold on their account until:
Once ALL the above has occurred the hold will be lifted. If you feel this hold is in error, please contact COB Advising Center via email or 903.468.3197. Until A through D are complete you will have to register through the COB Advising Center in BA 314.
Please review the University Basic Skills policy to understand this rule. It really is in the best interest of the student so that we can better ensure your success in your higher educational endeavors.
The following outlines the procedure by semester type/length:
FALL/SPRING Semesters: (16 weeks) Last Day to Drop/Add - 12th Class Day
After the 12th class day: You cannot add a class after this point. To DROP a class, you must complete the Drop form, get the instructor’s signature, and take it to the Office of the Registrar. NOTE: After the 12th class day be aware that a grade of either a DP or DF would be assessed (DP=Drop Passing which does not affect your GPA, DF=Drop Failing is calculated into your GPA as an F and will be detrimental to your overall GPA).
SUMMER SEMESTER (5 weeks) Last Day to Drop/Add – 4th Class Day
After the 4th class day: You cannot add a class after this point. To DROP a class, you must complete the Drop form, get the instructor’s signature, and take it to the Office of the Registrar. NOTE: After the 4th class day be aware that a grade of either a DP or DF would be assessed (DP=Drop Passing which does not affect your GPA, DF=Drop Failing is calculated into your GPA as an F and will be detrimental to your overall GPA).
MINI TERMS: (13 Days) Last Day to Drop/Add – 2nd Class Day
After 2nd class day: You must complete the Drop/Add form, get the signature of the Instructor of the class you want to ADD -- and the signature of the COB Dean (BA 215), and take it to the Office of the Registrar.
NOTE: After the 2nd class day be aware that a grade of either a DP or DF would be assessed (DP=Drop Passing which does not affect your GPA, DF=Drop Failing is calculated into your GPA as an F and will be detrimental to your overall GPA).
PLEASE NOTE: If you are taking an online course the procedure is outlined below—
If you wish to drop an online course simply e-mail your instructor stating that you desire to drop the course. The instructor will reply back to you via e-mail with an acceptance of your drop and forward your request to the Office of the Registrar (dropcourse@tamuc.edu). The Office of the Registrar will process the drop. You will need to check myLeo to validate the drop in a timely manner.
REMEMBER: Dropping a course may affect your financial aid and/or your scholarships - please check with those offices before proceeding, if necessary. ALSO: If you are unable to come personally to take care of the Drop/Add because of your location, please contact the Department of the course you wish to Drop/Add for clear directions to fax or email your completed form.
You must contact department of the majoring you are changing to. Example: If you are a Business Administration major who is changing to Management, you will contact the Marketing and Management department to have your major changed. All major departments can be found from the COB website.
Contact the department of your major (as in #10 above). Example: If you are a Finance major who wants to add an Information Technology minor, you will go the Economics and Finance department to have your minor declared.
Contact the department that houses that minor. Example: If you are a Psychology major with a minor in General Business, you will go to the Marketing and Business Analytics department to see the faculty advisor for General Business.
Once you reach junior status (at least 60 hours) and have completed a semester at this university, you will meet with your faculty mentor/advisor for degree plan/evaluation questions, scheduling issues, graduation check out, general advising, and job prospects/questions. They will assist in your graduation process as well. Until you reach 90 hours, your contact for program questions/issues can be found under the Mentor column from the attached. See list of Academic Mentor and Faculty Advisor’s here.
The Office of the Registrar processes enrollment verifications. Please see this link for the process.
You can request a transcript by mail, phone, or fax from the Office of the Registrar. Click here for more detailed information.
You must also file for graduation with the Office of the Registrar.
Visit this informative site to see what occupation fits your degree.
You can begin graduate course work after you receive your bachelor’s degree…sometimes even while you are finishing it up. Please visit us at the COB’s Graduate Programs in Business & Technology website for valuable and pertinent information. Please contact Sarah Elder, Graduate Coordinator or Shanna Hoskison, Director for assistance.
AMC Bookstore Website - Some of the Departments also have their book information online so you can plan your budget/courses accordingly. See Departmental pages here.
Please visit the Admissions website and complete the ApplyTexas application.
This is the degree guide for the Online BSBA.
Yes, unless your UGPA is 3.0 or higher. All applications received by the College of Business will be considered, but acceptance into a degree program is a competitive process. No minimum score is required to APPLY. However, higher scores enhance your likelihood of admission. Average standardized test scores vary by semester [GMAT = 400-550] [GRE = 250-300].
Yes, Domestic students can choose the non-degree option when making application. Non-degree seeking will allow you to take up to 4 classes (12 hours) before you officially enter the program (International Students ARE NOT eligible for non-degree status). Note however, entering as a non-degree student and completion of 12 hours does NOT waive the necessary GMAT/GRE or any items in the application packet.
After your application is received and complete in the graduate school, that department forwards the same to the Advising Center. The Director of the Advising Center will review your file for an admission recommendation (full, conditional, denied) based upon your packet, test scores and other pertinent data.
Once the admission decision is made, the graduate school updates your information on myLEO. Students can check their status anytime by logging into myLEO.
If admitted, the Graduate Coordinator (Sarah.Elder@tamuc.edu - 903.468.6051) then performs a transcript evaluation and generates a degree plan for you. The scanned copy of your official degree plan will be emailed to you in about 10 days (after the admission date you see on myLEO). The graduate school will send you official notification of your admission status. Students who have been admitted after Spring 2010 can also review their degree requirements on DegreeWorks, if there are discrepancies between the hard-copy and electronic copy, please let us know.
Yes, email Angela.Owens@tamuc.edu with the semester and year you wish to defer to.
Yes. You may be required to take some background courses first. You can fax or email a copy of your transcript to our office for a transcript evaluation Fax: (903) 468-6011. We will notify you of any necessary prerequisite courses. 501 courses are considered prerequisites and cannot be used as electives.
Yes. Individuals who do not meet full admission requirements are automatically considered for possible conditional admission. Admission to a program is a competitive process. Some prospects will be denied. Keep in mind, completing courses in provisional and/or non-degree does not guarantee admission to the program and it does not negate the requirement to complete any entrance exams (GMAT/GRE).
The North Texas Chapter of ISACA has awarded the students of Department of Marketing and Business Analytics (DOMBA) a marvelous scholarship opportunity of $1500.. You must be a DOMBA (Dept of MKT and BUSA) student organization member to be able to apply for scholarships. A call for Scholarship applications will be made early each Spring semester. Please contact the department for more information.
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