All music students are assigned an advisor in the College of Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts. New students are usually advised by Madison Wells and upper classmen are usually advised by Amanda Scott. New students will have a registration hold on their account for the first two semesters or until 24 credit hours have been completed at TAMUC, and are required to meet with their academic advisor to register for courses. At the department level, advisors are typically the students’ applied instructor. Advisors meet regularly with each student to monitor progress and advise students on course selection in their respective course of study. The departmental advisor, division coordinator and Department of Music, maintain information on each student’s pertinent records (e.g., audition and admission applications, scholarship offers and letters of acceptance, jury evaluations, recital programs, proficiency exam reports, etc.). The student and advisors may electronically access the student’s updated academic records (transcripts and degree audits) using MyLeo (DegreeWorks).
When you first register, you must declare a music major and a degree (e.g., Bachelor of Music (Music Education), Bachelor of Music (Performance), or Bachelor of Arts in Music); then you will see the course of study and progress listed and reviewed on your DegreeWorks. If you see errors, contact your academic advisor. Students must review their degree audit (Degreeworks) in MyLeo and refer to the relevant sections of the Undergraduate Catalog (e.g., “Core Curriculum,” “Music,” and “Secondary and Higher Education.”) prior to pre- registration.
It is essential that you consult your academic and departmental advisor prior to every registration so that you stay on track, avoid omitting required courses, take the courses in proper sequence, and avoid inadvertently taking courses that are not required in your field of study. You must also consult with your advisors prior to dropping or adding a course. Although advisors strive to provide the best possible assistance to each student, the ultimate responsibility for scheduling courses and in proper sequence remains with the student.
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