Course Rotation Schedule (.pdf file)
 

Business Department Academic Advising

• Help students understand the degree requirements as specified in the college catalog
• Support students in developing their personal goals
• Assist their advisees with class scheduling
• Clarify college principles and procedures
• Familiarize students with college services and resources

Call or stop by the Business Department (Lower Level Library) to set up an advising appointment.  You must see you advisor in order to be able to register.  Plan to meet with your advisor three to five days before your priority registration date.  Be sure you have your Registration Notice from the Registrar giving your registration date & time and PAC (Personal Access Code); you'll need it in order to register online.  You may register on or after that day and time, provided you don't have a Business Office or other hold.

On the day of your advising appointment, you should:

• Before your first advising appointment with your Business Advisor, obtain a copy of your Major Checklist.  Link to Checklists online.
• Review your Degree Requirement checklist, and know what Foundations requirements you have taken and have yet to fulfill; also, check the catalogue for the requirements for your intended major.
• Make a list of all the courses you'd like to take, and choose some alternates in the event a first choice class is closed. 
• Check EdgeReg for closed classes and added sections.

For more information contact:

Paula O'Malley
Business Academic Advisor
Lower Level Library # 013
Phone:  (608) 663-2217
E-mail:  pomalley@edgewood.edu

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Student Resource Center

• Learning Support Services Center
  - Tutoring in introductory classes
  - Services with students with disabilities
  - Study skills assistance in time management, personal organization, college reading techniques, test taking and writing assistance
  - Math Placement Tests
• Career & Personal Counseling Services
• Academic Advising

For general inquiries, please phone (608) 663-2281.

Link to the Student Resource Center

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Registration

Link to tips before making the appointment with your academic advisor.

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Placement and Proficiency Testing

• English Placement (1hr. 30 min)
• English 110 Proficiency (2 hrs)
• Logic Proficiency (2 hrs)
• Math 111 Proficiency (1hr 30 min)
• Speech Proficiency (untimed)

Please note that the English and Logic tests require that readings be picked up and prepared in advance.  The readings and guidelines for the rest of tests are available in the Academic Dean's Office.  
Eng 102/103:  Portfolios must be submitted no later than one month prior to the exam.  Based on the portfolio, a student may or may not be eligible to sit for this exam.  For more information, contact the Academic Dean's Office.

Schedule for Tests** Spring and Summer 2002

• Thrus., Jan. 10, 2002 6:00 pm DER 313
• Tues., Apr. 16, 2002 6:00 pm DER 313
• Sat., May 18, 2002 9:30 am DER 313
• Thurs., July 11, 2002 6:00 pm DER 313
• Sat., Aug. 10, 2002 9:30 am DER 313

**Math Placement testing is arranged by appointment in Learning Support Services, 206 DER, 663-2281.

Students should register for these exams with Joyce Harrington in Room 222 De Ricci or phone 663-2200.  Registering indicates a commitment; students should cancel their registration if they find they are unable to sit for their exams.  If the $50.00 exam fee applies for the proficiency test, it should be paid on or before taking the test.  The waiver form concerning and credits will be signed the day of the exam.  Students should be prepared to show a photo ID card prior to taking their test.

Note:  Proficiency examinations must be completed before the semester in which the student expects to graduate.

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Graduation Procedures

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