As you enroll, Think 15!
There is a common misconception among many students that 12 hours is a full academic load, when in fact most degree programs require 120 hours or more for graduation. This averages out to about 15 hours each semester. As you make a plan to complete your degree requirements, Think 15! Taking less than 15 hours per semester may require additional semesters and added time and expense. Most importantly, the longer you are in college the more likely you are to leave without earning a degree which could really cost you. So, as you enroll for the upcoming semester - Think 15!15 ways to stay on track
15. Utilize the Graduation Planner
14. Join a Student Organization
13. Utilize tutoring when needed
12. Go to your professor's office hours
11. Study!
10. Track your progress toward graduation with Degree Navigator
9. Know the details of your degree requirement sheet
8. Look into summer school and intersession options to help stay on track
7. Ask questions of your academic adviser other than what courses to take
6. Work with Career Services from day one
5. Utilize the resources available to you
4. Learn to balance personal and academic endeavors
3. Go to Class!
2. Enroll in 15 hours or more each semester
1. Consult your academic adviser to make a plan for graduation
Enrollment of less than 15 hours per semester may require additional semesters or other alternatives to graduate on time.