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Advising Information
Once you have successfully completed MATH 1910 or a year at the UofM, then you will
be moved to your academic department to be advised by a faculty advisor.
Current Students:
Please review your UMDegree and flow charts/four-year plans PRIOR to seeing your advisor.
It is imperative that you understand your degree program. And are knowledgeable about
what you need the following semester.
Please note: EECE students - you will need to follow the advising instructions for your department. Email EECE_Advising@memphis.edu for more information.
If you are assigned to Betsy Loe and not to a faculty advisor, you have the option
of doing self-advising as long as you are in good standing with a 3.00 or above AND
none of the following apply:
1. Student-athlete
2. Applied for Graduation
3. On academic warning or probation
To self-advise with Betsy Loe, please fill out the following form (attach link)
New Freshmen Students:
All first-time, full-time freshmen are required to attend a 2 day New Student Orientation
in the summer prior to the start of their academic career. You can learn more about
orientation at memphis.edu/orientation.
During the 2 days, you will meet in a large group setting to discuss and better understand
the Herff College of Engineering degree requirements and expectations. You will have
also an individual appointment, where you meet with one of our College Advisors. During
the individual appointment, you will discuss any AP, IB, or dual enrollment credits,
math placement, and select courses to take in the fall.
When you leave the two-day orientation session, you will be registered for the fall
semester.
New Transfer Students:
All transfer students will initially meet with Mrs. Betsy Loe, egrear@memphis.edu.
If you are further along with Math, then we may have you meet directly with the academic
department. Transfer students can meet face-to-face, via email or via phone.
It is important to understand that your transfer credits may or may not be applied
to your engineering degree at the UofM. We will look and discuss. Often a transfer
student will be asked to provide a syllabus or course description of a class so that
the department can determine if we can count the course towards your engineering degree
at the UofM.
When you come for your advising appointment, it is helpful to bring a copy of your
previous transcript in case we don't have it on file yet.
Check out the links below to learn more about the advising process! The FAQs section
addresses how to use Schedule Builder, UofM Degree, general education requirements,
how to drop a class, and more.