Below are the dates EKU students can register for their fall and summer classes.  Students should be making appointments with your advisors now.

Who is my advisor?  Check your CARES report and find out who your advisor is along with his/her contact information.  If you have a double major or a minor, you will have multiple advisors.  Students need a Registration Access Code (RAC) number in order to register.  If you have a financial hold, please talk to Student Accounting Services to get that resolved.

Be sure to review your CARES and bring a list of classes you wish take to your advising appointment.  If you have any questions regarding summer classes, pre-requisites, programs, policies, etc., be sure to let your advisor know.

For more information please visit www.advising.eku.edu or contact us at (859) 622-2276.

Registration Dates for Fall & Summer 2009
March 25, 2009 Course Schedule Advising officially begins
April 3, 2009 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors may register
April 6, 2009 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors, Juniors may register
April 8, 2009 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores may register
April 10, 2009 All Continuing Freshmen
April 14, 2009 All Visiting Students, and Non-Degree Undergraduate, and High School Special students may register
April 30, 2009 Course Schedule Advising officially ends for enrolled students. Advising resumes on August 20.

**Remember In-process hours count, ie. If you have 15 hours earned from last semester and are enrolled in 16 hours this semester, you can register April 8, with the Sophomores.**

Midterm Grades

March 10, 2009

Midterm grades have been posted in your EKU Direct account.  Check them out.

*Advising Tips*

Talk to your professors. What are you doing well?  What do you need to improve?

Go to tutoring. Tutoring is free.  If it isn’t offered, talk to your professor(s) and see if they can recommend someone in class you can work with.  EKU Tutoring Schedule

If your grades are not where you want them to be – do something about it! Ask questions.  Pick up your studying.  Take notes.  Manage your time more effectively.  Attend Academic Support Workshops.

Check out resources on the webHowtostudy.orgStudy Guides and Strategies

**The last day to drop a class is Friday, March 20.**

Last day to add/drop

January 17, 2009

The last day to drop a full-semester course without a “W” appearing on your university transcript and the last day to register for or add additional full-semester courses is Monday, January 19.

It is also the last day for a full tuition refund if a student drops all of his/her classes.

Academic Advising & Retention

Advising season is here

November 13, 2008

EKU students are rolling in to meet with their advisors about their spring 2009 classes.  What should students do to be prepared for their advising appointment?

  • Bring a “printer-friendly” CARES report
  • Bring a list of classes you are considering taking

Your advisor will review your proposed schedule and may suggest revisions based upon knowledge of academic policies.  Your advisor will provide a RAC number allowing you to register for next semester’s classes.

When do you register?  For more information check out www.advising.eku.edu

Registration Dates for Spring 2009
November 5, 2008 Course Schedule Advising officially begins
November 12, 2008 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors may register
November 17, 2008 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors, Juniors may register
November 19, 2008 Graduates, Post Baccalaureates, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores may register
November 24, 2008 All Continuing Freshmen
December 1, 2008 All Visiting Students, and Non-Degree Undergraduate, and High School Special students may register
December 5, 2008 Course Schedule Advising officially ends for enrolled students. Advising resumes on January 8, 2009.

Last day to drop a class…

October 30, 2008

Is Friday, October 31.  Also known as All Hallows Eve, aka Halloween.  It is the night before the “All Hallows,” also called, “All Hallowmas,” or “All Saints,” or “All Souls’ Day,” observed on November 1.  This day is to celebrate all of those who have gone before us.  Mexicans celebrate El Día de los Muertos — the Day of the Dead — on November 1.  They too celebrate the memories of those who have passed away.

So, of course this is great day for students to lay to rest – drop, those classes in which they have no chance in passing.  On November 1, they can remember and celebrate all the good times they had in those classes.  And they can look forward to finishing the semester strong and being academically successful.

If you need any assistance dropping a class or have any questions please contact Academic Advising & Retention, (859) 622-2276.

Happy Halloween!

Major Expo 2008

October 12, 2008

The 2008 Major Expo will be on Tuesday, October 14 from 11:30 – 2:30 pm in the Powell Student Center Lobby.  The expo sponsored by Academic Advising & Retention and Career Services, allows students who are Undeclared or are thinking about changing a major talk to faculty about various programs and careers offered by their department. All students are welcomed to drop by and get more information about their program.  For more information contact Academic Advising & Retention at (859) 622-2276.

Fall 2008 semester is right around the corner.  This is the time Academic Advising & Retention begins to feel it.  Those students who are new, transfer, or returning, who do not have a class schedule for the fall are finally realizing that it is August and classes will be beginning soon!  In fact, first day of classes at EKU are August 25.  We are doing our best to get those students advised and registered.  This week we have been seeing students in groups.  Career Services is gracious to let us use their classroom and computer lab.  We advise the students and then the students go into the computer lab so we can walk them through the registration process.  Class availabilities are not the greatest, however, we are doing a pretty good job getting students a full schedule.  I say that now, but lets see where we are at next week.  Should be fun.